TV Guide Sundance TV Wednesday

After a documentary filmmaker's body is found in a shaft under Washington, Brennan and Booth uncover a mysterious subterranean world.

The investigation of a skull found in the desert leads to some painful news for Angela and the discovery of a remote counterfeiting ring for the team.

The discovery of a body clutching a 300-year-old finger bone leads Booth and Brennan on a hunt for a legendary sunken pirate treasure.

Brennan loses track of an entire day while identifying Katrina victims in New Orleans, and soon finds herself the prime suspect in a murder case.

Brennan discovers that a rare form of cancer in a young girl may be the result of a bone graft she received and that she is not the only victim.

Brennan and Booth suspect a military cover-up when a protester's suicide in Arlington National Cemetery turns out to be the murder of an Iraq War veteran.

A runaway child shows up in the junkyard; Fred is against having children around the house, but Lamont insists they take the kid in.

Lamont, Fred and Rollo respond to an ad offering them roles in low-budget films, but they soon discover the movies are of an adult nature.

Fred mistakes a scene between Lamont and his acting partner as a murder attempt and immediately expresses his discomfort with the duo rehearsing in the house.

Inspired by a peace activist, Lamont decides to get along with his father; Fred eats a batch of old greens and thinks he is going to die.

Fred witnesses a robbery in progress at Julio's place but is too afraid of retaliation to offer a description of the burglars to the police.

Fred disagrees with Lamont and Rollo's decision to manage an-all female singing trio from Philadelphia, until he meets the women as they prep for a show.

When the Sanfords' old black and white TV finally gives out, Fred purchases a used color TV set, but Grady claims it was stolen from him.

Lamont and Rollo accidentally enter a gay bar, they are spotted by Bubba, who immediately reports back to Fred, causing him to come up with a scheme.

When Lamont decides to create a used auto parts business with Julio, a dejected Fred leaves the house and takes up refuge in a homeless shelter.

Fred learns that his uncle has died and left him an inheritance, but the one major obstacle that stands between him and the money is a flight to St. Louis.

Fred proposes marriage to Donna upon discovering that she has another suitor, prompting a family intervention led by Lamont and Aunt Esther.

Lamont gets Fred to donate his Blind Mellow Jelly records to a music library as a tax write-off; later, Fred finds out the records are valuable.

Lamont buys Fred a pool table as a birthday gift, but it attracts one too many of his father's friends and threatens to turn the house into a 24-hour pool hall.

Fred will attempt to convince Lamont to agree to let Grady stay at their house so long as he pays an annual rent for necessary expenses.

Fred and his pals are mourning the death of a close friend and to ease the pain, Fred decides to throw a cheer-up party at the Sanford home.

Grady thinks that Lamont is actually the product of another man and Fred's late wife, as the man and her had been intimate prior to her marrying Fred.

Lamont receives a traffic ticket, Fred pushes him to fight the citation, and when Lamont, he is surprised to discover Fred wants to be his counsel.

When Fred argues with Julio over the line separating their properties, they decide to bring in a local surveyor to settle the dispute.

The detectives investigate the death of a corporate mogul apparently caused by an overdose of a sexual performance-enhancing drug.

The brutal murder of an unsuspecting audio installation salesman will lead the detectives to a case with connections to the mafia.

A coed's killing leads to a case involving the deceased's relationship with a professor and two male students who each confirm the other's story.

A murderous shooting spree in Central Park prompts Briscoe and his new partner, Detective Eddie Green, to question the gun manufacturer.

Briscoe and Green believe a 10-year-old is responsible for a child's death, and McCoy wants her isolated to stop any future fatalities.

While conducting their investigation, detectives suspect a judge's husband of 27 years was behind her brutal mugging in the city parking garage.

The murder of a drug-laden teen will present the investigating detectives with a host of suspects from her wealthy family to interrogate in the case.

McCoy's former colleague, Jamie Ross, returns as a defense attorney to represent a previous client who has key evidence concerning a prisoner on death row.

A frustrating investigation of a purse-snatching victim, who was fatally shot, leads to tension between Briscoe and Green over age and racial innuendoes.

The detectives will have to investigate a brutal murder and a possible frame-up after discovering a comatose woman in her apartment.

A taxi driver finds that his passenger is dead, leading the detectives to a case involving an insurance scam and Holocaust victims.

After a patient is found beaten to death in a hospital lounge, detectives unravel a case involving infidelity, Alzheimer's disease and a ladies' man.

A school bully with an avid interest in martial-arts weapons is accused of killing a boy, and the bully's father is responsible for buying the murder weapon.

Convinced that she is the reason Andy isn't getting married, Aunt Bee invents a serious beau and is forced to grab Fred Gross, the Mayberry dry cleaner.

Barney's return to Mayberry goes largely unnoticed due to an unexpected visit from a glamorous Hollywood starlet with ties to Barney's distant romantic past.

One of Andy's old high school girlfriends returns to Mayberry and seeks shelter at the Taylors' house while hers is repaired, throwing Helen into a jealous fit.

Aunt Bee comes up with the idea of opening a Chinese restaurant in the town of Mayberry, but the stresses of running a business cause her to back out.