TV Guide Sundance TV Wednesday

Skeletal remains are identified as a missing Marine who had worked with privileged families; Brennan's father helps, but she remains doubtful about him.

Booth and Brennan go undercover in a traveling circus in order to find more information on the deaths of conjoined twins that were once a part of the show.

A father and son discover a frozen body while ice fishing, and when it is identified as a hockey player, Booth becomes the prime suspect.

The team is suspected in the disappearance of evidence; Booth is abducted by the Grave Digger, and Brennan and the team must try to save him.

Brennan and company must navigate the world of a science fiction convention as they investigate the death of a woman and try to track down the killer.

A car salesman's body is found in a creek bed, and the investigation reveals bones that have a strange substance oozing out of them, causing a lockdown.

When Fred meets a champion boxer his friend manages, he decides to invest in him, but Fred's antics during a big fight could jeopardize the match.

Fred cleans the house to a state of spotlessness, and Lamont is shocked by it until learning the reason is that Fred's baby sister is visiting them.

Lamont seeks professional help for a headache he has had for three days, and he finds out that Fred may be responsible for causing it.

Fred grows tired of Lamont and all of his pals poker nights, so he enlists the help of a professional gambler to teach them all a lesson.

When Fred and Grady notice Lamont has been overly cheerful lately, they discover that he plans to propose marriage to a woman he met at a local boutique.

When Lamont overhears a conversation between Fred and his doctor, he assumes his father was told he only has a few months left to live.

When Grady grows tired of his surroundings, he decides to move in with his daughter and her husband and their two children in a much better neighborhood.

After a small earthquake, Grady tells Fred an even larger one is coming, so the distressed Fred decides to move and go to Las Vegas to avoid the disaster.

When Aunt Esther's concerns over her husband's possible infidelity escalate, she moves in with Fred and Lamont until she decides if she will end their marriage.

When Fred and Lamont decide to purchase Julio's house, they visit the bank for a loan, but while they are there, hostile robbers quickly overtake the bank.

Julio's old home is turned into a boarding house by the Sanfords, and an endless supply of hopeful tenants winds up bombarding their door.

Fred and Lamont see a sitcom on television that mirrors their lives, so they file a lawsuit against the studio producing the show.

Fred's sister and her husband Rodney move in, and Fred considers giving Rodney a job at the boarding house if his schedule will allow it.

A politician establishes his campaign headquarters at the junkyard, and Fred wants nothing to do with it, especially when he learns Della Reese opposes him.

When another man proposes marriage to Donna, she considers it, but quickly turns to Fred to find out if he is going to ever ask her to marry him.

When Lamont judges a beauty pageant with a $1,000 prize, Fred bets Aunt Esther's husband he will win, but some help will be needed first.

Fred is surprised at the deliciousness of the Asian dish Lamont's friend has prepared for them, and when they decide to start a takeout business together.

After some confusion over his date with Donna, Fred decides to enter the Senior Olympics to face Donna's other suitor to prove he is better than him.

The absence of a murder weapon complicates the investigation into the homicide of a drug addict who stole from her family to support her habit.

Stone and the police battle the closed ranks of the Navy to investigate the death of a female Naval officer during a party in a Manhattan hotel.

An investigation into the suspicious death of a research scientist points to an animal-rights group, until evidence surfaces of a possible affair.

A problem of jurisdiction arises over two murders in Brooklyn and Manhattan, supposedly committed by a suspect with the mind of a seven-year-old.

The deaths of patients at a diabetes clinic will lead Detectives Mike Logan and Lennie Briscoe to investigate computer hackers and a blind man's revenge.

When a Romanian immigrant is arrested for murder, his lawyer claims the man was conditioned for violence in his homeland and is therefore not guilty.

Detectives Mike Logan and Lennie Briscoe suspect a cop's death hinged on his sexuality and his fellow officers' reluctance to provide adequate back up.

Logan and Briscoe begin their investigation into the death of a hearing-impaired young woman by questioning her two most recent boyfriends.

When a guest is murdered on a controversial talk show, the police and district attorney attempt to prosecute the show's abrasive host.

When a homeless man is found severely beaten in a middle-class neighborhood, Stone tries to prosecute one of the residents for premeditated murder.

A college student will accuse an admittedly promiscuous rock star with sexual assault, but the culprit claims that the act was consensual.

Assistant District Attorney Benjamin Stone finds himself up against an ambitious black lawyer defending an admitted racist charged with several random murders.

The police suspect a cover-up in the murder of a wealthy business man when his wife refuses to allow an autopsy after a verdict of death from natural causes.

Opie is given a lecture by Andy on keeping promises after he becomes friends with an 8-year-old who has run away from home.

Andy and Barney fix Goober up with Lydia Crosswaithe after they grow tired of Goober being a fifth wheel during their double dates.

When offered a job that would take him to South America, Andy persuades Barney to run for sheriff, but the election gets ugly when the offer falls through.

Barney stumbles upon a briefcase loaded with $250,000 in cash while chasing a hobo, and Barney and Andy soon learn the money is from a bank robbery.