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Episode
2.01 - "Judgement Call" - September 23, 2005 |
| Don taps the
expertise of Megan and Charlie when a federal judge's wife is murdered. |
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Episode
2.02 - "Better or Worse" - September 30, 2005 |
| A woman storms
in a jewelry store wanting to see the owner. She gives him a note
and tells him that he has to help her or his wife and daughter will
die. Once he does what is on the note, the woman tells him that he'll
see his family again... in 24 hours... as long as the police and FBI
aren't involved. A security guard kills her... will the owner see
his family again? Don, his team and Charlie work on the case. Alan
appears in the episode. |
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Episode
2.03 - "Obsession" - October 7, 2005 |
| A man entered
the house of a famous woman, Lauren Wyatt, who's married to an actor.
The woman has been receiving threatening letters and cards but no
one took it seriously until now. Megan tries to come up with a profile
for this intruder/stalker. Later, a photographer is found dead. Don's
team tries to find the stalker and the murdered. Charlie, as usual,
helps out. |
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2.04 - "Calculated Risk" - October 14, 2005 |
| Don brings
a young witness, Daniel, to the Eppes house as witness protection
doesn't want to take him. Daniel's mother was killed. |
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Episode
2.05 - "Assissin" - October 21, 2005 |
| Don and Megan
drop by the apartment of Elsie Korfelt, 74, to search the premises.
Elsie's son Henry, 40, is an expert in making forged passports, birth
certificates, etc. Henry escapes seconds before they can enter the
apartment. Colby and David are also at the apartment complex. Henry
assaulted a federal officer and helped an assassin get the needed
documents, weapons and vehicles to commit a murder. Don's tasks force
tries to get info from Henry in order to track down the assassin and
prevent more murders. Larry, Charlie and Alan are also in the episode. |
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Episode
2.06 - "Soft Target" - November 4 |
| At a subway
station, three shady men with backpacks make their way to the turnstiles
and then a train. Alarms sound and MTA cops start pursuing the men
and gun shots are heard. Soon enough, what is in the backpacks is
exposed... an unknown liquid... Liz Eng, who went to high school with
Don, is at the Eppes' house. Liz is getting married at the house.
Alan helps her out with the planning. Charlie, Larry, Colby, David
and Megan also appear. |
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Episode
2.07 - "Convergence" - November 11 |
| Charlie, Larry,
and Don play disc golf. They get in trouble with a few college-aged
guys. Don and his team go to a house that has been broken into by
three men wearing ski masks who rob the wealthy to steal jewellery,
fine art, etc. The mother has been injured, so was her teenaged son.
She also has a daughter. The father is found dead in the pool with
hands and feet bound with tape. A professor named Marshall Penfield
(to be played by Colin Hanks) gives a lecture about one of Charlie's
theories to prove that it is wrong. |
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Episode
2.08 - "In Plain Sight" - November 18, 2005 |
| Colby is on
a mission and ready to storm in a Glass Shop (it seems to find a meth
lab) when a civilian enters the shop. But her arrival makes the man
inside the shop notice the unmarked van across the street and understand
what's going on. Megan and another agent go to a house where they
hope to get info on the kingpin and the drug. Charlie helps. |
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Episode
2.09 - "Toxin" - November 25, 2005 |
| At a company
picnic, a baseball game is in progress. Rob, father of two and taking
part in the game, is having difficulties breathing and becomes mildly
asthmatic. He breathes through a brand new inhaler and starts feeling
better. But seconds later, the man starts having seizures. Charlie,
Don and his team investigate Rob's case as it is the fifth unusual
seizure in Los Angeles in 2 weeks. Could someone be tempering with
the medication inside inhalers? Alan also appears in the episode. |
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Episode
2.10 - "Bones of Contention" - December 9, 2005 |
| In the lab
of the Heritage Museum , Andrea Abernathy is working on some Native-American
artefact. Once her work is done, she gathers her things and exits
but doesn't make it outside as someone grabs her. Don and his team
are brought to the scene to investigate who killed the woman and why.
Alan has problems letting go of the past. Amita and Larry give Charlie
advice on his father's problem. |
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Episode
2.11 - "Scorched" - December 16, 2005 |
| Charlie helps
Don and his team find an arsonist who has set four fires so far with
Molotov cocktails. Along with LAFD Arson Investigator Noah Stevens,
the team will investigate the fire of an SUV that caused the death
of a man. |
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Episode
2.12 - "The O.G." - January 6, 2006 |
| The team needs
to track down a man named Travis Grant as he is the last person who
saw FBI agent Anton Rhimes alive. Rhimes was undercover in a gang
named the 23rd Street in which Grant is part of. The team believes
Grant was there when Rhimes was shot. During interrogation, Grant
claims what happened to Rhimes will be dealt with (take one of ours,
we take five of yours) and that some people are getting a message
. Since it seems that Rhimes' cover wasn't blown (so he didn't die
because gang members found out he was FBI), the team must try to find
out what may have triggered someone to kill him. Amita and Charlie
are supposed to play darts against the Geology department. |
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Episode
2.13 - "Double Down" - January 13, 2006 |
| A Russian 20-year-old
man is killed after he played and won at Blackjack at a L.A. Card
Club. There were four robberies reported at this club in the past
six months. Don requires his brother's help when they find books with
equations in the dead man's bag. Larry will find the equations a tad
too familiar for his taste, which will lead him to helping Charlie
and the FBI more than he usually does. |
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Episode
2.14 - "Harvest" - January 20, 2006 |
| Alan, Amita,
Larry and Charlie attend the last event of a math symposium. Charlie,
a past winner of the Pascal Prize, is set to present the award to
this year's winner, someone he knows very well. Four women travelled
to L.A. in order to each sell a kidney. One woman is dead, two are
missing, and the fourth is in FBI custody. Don and his team try to
locate the missing girls. |
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Episode
2.15 - "The Running Man" - February 3, 2006 |
| Burglars steal
something from a highly-secured CalSci DNA lab. Meanwhile, Charlie
and Larry attend a night race held at CalSci. One of the runners is
a student named Ron Allen, whom Larry says he may be the next Charles
Eppes. Don and his team take care of the DNA lab case. |
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Episode
2.16 - "Protest" - March 3, 2006 |
| A bomb placed
under a government car parked near a U.S. Army Recruitment Office
explodes killing a man and leaving his wife in shock. Don and his
team try to stop the bomb makers before more antiwar protests kill
more civilians. Alan knows one of the men involved in the explosion. |
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Episode
2.17 - "Mind Games" - March 10, 2006 |
| A psychic called
a search team and tipped them off about a location in the middle of
nowhere where a crime has been committed. When the search team arrives
there, they find a crime scene. Don and his team are called in. Charlie
and the psychic will collide as one is all about facts and science
and the other is not. Larry and Amita also appear. Multiple Emmy Award
nominee John Glover ("Smallville") portrays Samuel Kraft,
a psychic who leads a search team to a crime scene in the wilderness. |
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Episode
2.18 - "All's Fair" - March 31, 2006 |
| While talking
on her cellphone, a woman named Saida is taken and killed the day
before she had an important interview. Saida was an Iraqi citizen
in the states to make a documentary. She was an activist who received
death threats. Don and his team work with Agent Kareem Allawi. Charlie
has dinner with Susan Berry an old friend who is in town for a book
signing. Both of them seem to have a liking for one another. Larry,
Amita, and Alan also appear. |
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2.19 - "Dark Matter" - April 7, 2006 |
| There are shootings
at a high school, killing many people. Don and his team try to find
the killers. Could computer games have trigged those killings? Charlie,
who had vowed to never set foot in a high school since he graduated,
may have to visit the high school in order to gather information.
Larry and Amita also appear |
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2.20 - "Guns and Roses" - April 21, 2006 |
| The team goes
to Nikki Amstead's house, an ATF agent who apparently just commited
suicide. ATF agent Eric Turner is on the scene and tells Don he wants
to help solve the case. Don is not talkative at all... could it be
because he knew the deceased very well? After reviewing Nikki's background
with Amita and Larry, Charlie is certain she didn't commit suicide.
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2.21 - "Rampage" - April 28, 2006 |
| interrogates
a registered sex offender named Ryan McCall about a teenage girl who
he supposedly courtshipped via that Internet. The girl is now in the
hospital. The case seems pretty clear until Ryan turns up dead. Meanwhile,
Charlie, Larry and Amita talk about the fact that earlier Larry and
Charlie were talking about math and then a bullet went right past
their heads. |
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2.22 - "Backscatter" - May 12, 2006 |
| The team investigates
bank fraud when people's bank accounts (including Don's) are accessed
and wiped out. They also have to find two bank employees who were
kidnapped. |
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Episode
2.23 - "Undercurrents" - May 12, 2006 |
| The team must
find the origins of a few dead Asian women, most of them were involved
in a Chinese sex slave trade in the U.S., who are infected with bird
flu before panic or an avian flu pandemic ensues. Megan interviews
a reporter who knew one of the deceased. Will she accept to give him
an exclusive on the story in return for information? |
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Episode
2.24 - "Hot Shot" - May 19, 2006 |
| The team tries to track
down a serial killer who drugs women, kills them, then carefully dresses
and makes them up before putting them in their cars in their own driveways.
Charlie dreams of a roberry that occurs in a grocery store while his
father is at the store. |
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