TV Guide Sundance TV Friday

A scientist becomes the chief suspect when his estranged wife, who has been delaying divorce proceedings, is the victim of a letter bomb.

Detectives Lennie Briscoe and Mike Logan will shoulder a heavy caseload that includes five unrelated murders and a domestic quarrel.

Briscoe and Logan bet that the killing of a star athlete's father is linked to gambling debts and threats to the baseball player's family.

A minister fans the flames of racial intolerance after a hit-and-run in Harlem claims the life of a 12-year-old and the Jewish driver is not indicted.

Briscoe and Logan investigate the disappearance of a child from her abusive foster home only to find her being held by a loving but disturbed woman.

When a new kid moves to Mayberry and tries to bully Opie, Barney teaches Opie how to stand up for himself and gives him the "Nip it in the Bud!" speech.

After Barney provokingly tickets the governor's car and accuses Andy of setting him up, the governor is prompted to commend Barney for defying favoritism

Businessman Malcolm Tucker is agitated when he discovers his broken down car can't be fixed until the next day, causing him to be stuck in Mayberry overnight.

A soon to be released convict sends a threatening letter to Andy, causing Barney to become frantic and try everything in order to protect Andy.

After Mayberry becomes endangered by a goat that devoured a case of dynamite, Otis escalates the situation when he starts drinking.

Andy and Barney are inspired to organize a class reunion where Andy discovers that he and his high school sweetheart don't see eye to eye anymore.

When Andy encourages Rafe Hollister to enter the Mayberry singing contest, the judges decide his looks can be deceiving but his voice is a definite winner.

Mayberry is disrupted by the new spoiled kid, but the kid soon learns a lesson when his bike gets impounded and his dad decides to sell it.

Wally's garage continues to be the target of robberies, and Andy and Barney interrogate the mysterious suspect to determine if he is innocent.

Opie complains to Andy about his new teacher "Old Lady Crump," but Andy soon discovers Miss Crump is actually young and beautiful.

Aunt Bee falls for a medicine man after hearing his speech about a bottle of Indian elixir, and the mysterious mixture makes her feel much better.

When the Darling family decides to come down from the mountains, their boisterous shenanigans leave Andy and Barney trying to calm the town down.

Andy receives a chauffeur when an English tourist attempts to work off his ticket for reckless driving rather than pay the fine directly.

Barney finally spends his savings on a new set of wheels, only to uncover by accident a gang of crooks that continue to steal and resell the same vehicles.

Opie discovers the meaning of puppy love when he is rejected by his first crush, and Barney tries to teach him how to treat a lady.

Barney tries desperately to help marry off Andy by parading every eligible woman around in front of him to narrow down the best match.

SWAT must team up with Hick's longtime rival to catch a dangerous terminally ill inmate who's escaped from the hospital determined to settle old scores.

Tan must face an influential person from his past after the team busts a group of violent robbery suspects; Luca is poised to take over for Hicks.

The team looks for a bereaved father whose son was denied a kidney transplant after several employees of the hospital are targeted by a gunman.

Hondo is forced on the run after body cam footage seems to show him shooting two local police officers, leaving the rest of the team to clear his name.

The team discovers that a fashion supermodel filming a reality show on a Marine base was murdered; Gibbs declines to attend an award ceremony in his honor.

Tony and Ziva are separated from the rest of the team during a shootout and find themselves trapped in a crate containing counterfeit bills.

The team works to locate a missing commander before her captors cause her harm or locate the shipment of nuclear weapons that have been placed in her charge.

The team attempts to find the person responsible for a racially motivated spree of violence that resulted in the deaths of two wives of Marines.

A mysterious number of sailors on board a ship are testing positive for methamphetamines, but contend that they've never taken any drugs.

Special Agent Gibbs and his team search for the person responsible for blowing up an ambulance carrying the remains of a dead Marine.

After the NCIS team locates a Marine's mangled body in a national forest, they quickly find themselves on the path of a serial killer who preys on women.

Gibbs and the rest of the team attempt to negotiate with a student that has strapped a bomb to his body and taken his classmates hostage.

Frank takes things personally when Baker is attacked on the street; Erin turns to her ex-husband to come to the defense of a person she is prosecuting.

Frank threatens to officially reprimand Jamie for refusing to explain why he stands against an arrest report; Danny and Baez face issues with a suspect.

Frank contends against the deputy commissioner of press information over a comment; a group of locals take issues issue with city-sponsored hotels.

The Reagans are shaken when the newest member of the family is learned to be an undercover agent working for the ATF to dismantle a gunrunning operation.

The Reagan family learns that Joe Hill's identity as an undercover ATF agent has been revealed and they try to keep him from being killed on duty.