TV Guide Sundance TV Monday

A smooth-talking convict and his two dim-witted buddies escape from a chain gang and embark on a cross-country odyssey to recover a fortune in stolen loot.

The daughter of a wealthy businessman is caught up in a religious cult, and the A-Team is hired to rescue her from it, but they soon find themselves in a bind.

When B.A.'s friend is thrown in jail for being a part of an illegal jungle fighting operation, the team gets caught to stop the prison warden who started it.

The A-Team is hired to take down a group of crooked SWAT officers who are moonlighting as assassins-for-hire and find themselves in a dangerous confrontation.

While the court is used to Roz's usual surly demeanor, when the crew is assigned to daytime hours, they are shocked when she is actually perky.

Dan takes Margaret to the opera in hopes of wooing her; a group of people at the courthouse begin to believe Bull is their god.

Harry realizes the man standing before him in court is none other than his childhood bully; Christine goes on a hunt for a good nanny.

When Christine is feeling especially low, a local street artist makes her feel better; Mac and Dan decide to take up photography.

A comic is brought into the court when some of his audience thinks his routine is offensive, which starts an argument about free speech.

The courtroom is taken over by a television crew and their demanding child star and his mother, irritating Roz, who lashes out at the oblivious parent.

Dan is forced to change his mind about Phil the Wino after he does something unexpected and helps a defendant in need at the courthouse.

Phil the Wino dies, and Dan expects a large some of money to come from his will; Bull prepares for a visit from his soon-retiring mother.

Despite the fact that the day is quickly approaching, Harry has second thoughts about living with Margaret; Bull visits a matchmaker for help.

Harry suspects that Margaret wants to propose to him, so he asks around for advice on what to do, and every person has their own suggestion.

Danny and Baez reexamine an old case when a journalist suddenly disappears; Frank voices concerns about an initiative from Erin's office.

Erin asks for Danny's help to figure out who was responsible for shooting Anthony; Jamie and Eddie become caught in the middle of a conflict.

Henry pesters Danny while he serves as the key witness for his and Baez's case; Nicky's family is stunned when she chooses to support her activist friend.

Danny and Baez investigate a case involving a student who was shot at his high school; Erin helps a friend who has become involved in an illegal gambling ring.

Danny thinks about taking a new job to help with his financial issues; Nicky is sexually harassed by her boss while working at her new internship.

A man living a double life with two different families is murdered; Anthony attempts to deny Erin's request to help her investigate his former partner.

Gibbs and his team follow the clues from a Marine's horrific death and are led to a government think-tank that employs child prodigies.

The enlisted son of a retired Colonel-turned-preacher is found murdered; Gibbs questions his father's motive when he comes for a holiday visit.

The team butts heads with a no-nonsense lawyer with a hidden agenda and a grudge against Special Agent Gibbs; a Navy pilot's charred remains are found.

The team launches an investigation into an assassination attempt on a foreign prince's life; Tony's father is revealed to be linked to the case.

Tony and Ziva are assigned to escort a star witness on a flight, but they encounter trouble with an assassin on the plane who has the witness in his crosshairs.

The team find themselves in a race against time when a terrorist group threatens to detonate a "dirty bomb" in the Washington D.C. area.

The team discovers that a dead Marine was working as a driver for a shipping company that is involved in an illegal trucking operation.

During an investigation into the shooting death of a Navy captain, Gibbs is shocked to discover that his first wife's mother is a witness.

When B.A. gets hurt, the A-Team find themselves in a small town stuck between the military police and the gang of angry bikers who want them badly.

After a mathematics professor runs into trouble, the A-Team is hired to go to Las Vegas to retrieve him before the mob can catch up to him.

A group of targets is in danger of becoming a part of New York City's collection racket, so they call the A-Team to help them out.

When Face forgets to get the team a plane, Murdock takes up the challenge only for it to send the team right in the middle of hostile territory.

The A-Team think they're on an easy mission when they're asked to help a farmer get his watermelon crop to market only for it to get complicated along the way.