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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.

A common street thug is arrested in the slaying of a mob accountant, but is later released then murdered by an ex-cop and the victim's family friend.

Detectives believe that foul play was involved in the death of a journalist tormented by depression, but his ex-girlfriend claims the man wanted to die.

When the strangling of a promising hispanic student at a private school is investigated, it is discovered that he was selling test answers and term papers.

Pumpkin's relationship news shocks everyone; Josh and Jessica are getting a little too close for comfort; June's party plans have Justin on edge.

The team heads to New York to determine if a series of random shootings are the work of a single serial killer or an entire team of shooters.

A terrorist bombing in New York City takes out an SUV filled with members of the BAU, leaving the survivors to save their colleagues and track the perpetrators.

A recent series of murders is tied to a serial killer who was executed one year earlier, forcing the BAU to find a link between the dead man and the spree.

Prentiss and Reid go undercover to investigate possible child abuse at an underground cult, but a federal raid leaves them trapped inside the compound.

The BAU investigates a string of car accidents after it is determine they are actually cover-ups used by a murderer to disguise the true nature of the deaths.

The BAU tracks a serial killer who likes to go train hopping and selects his victims based on how close they live to the railroad tracks.

While investigating a kidnapping, Dr. Reid starts to have dreams that seem to have a connection to long-buried memories from his childhood.

Dr. Reid investigates the murder of a boy with the belief that the case has a connection to his own troubled childhood; J.J. gives birth to her son.

A self-confessed serial killer turns himself in and then sends the team on a massive manhunt to find his five latest victims before it is too late.

Agents Prentiss and Todd go undercover in order to profile a serial killer who poses as a pickup artist and uses powers of persuasion to lure women into danger.

A case hits close to home for Morgan, an ex-cop, when the team investigates a serial killer who is targeting officers of the Phoenix police force.

A killer attracts the BAU's attention by shooting drivers on the freeway, and they believe he is murdering surrogates until he can go after his intended victim.

A man is suspected of being a rapist and murderer, and after a woman is abducted, the team decides to interrogate him, which leads them to a shocking clue.

After a young woman is abducted, the BAU investigates the case, which involves a family of suspects, but things are more complicate than they expected.

The team tracks a killer who likes to embalm his victims, and a victim's mother tries to help with the case by hiring a psychic, who clashes with Rossi.

After a criminology student is found murdered, the BAU team hunts for a suspect who is recreating the techniques used by famous serial killers from the past.

The first responders face a series of emergencies such as a warehouse robot gone rogue; Eddie's fight club becomes unruly; Hen confronts relationship woes.

An apartment building is damaged by a meteor shower and a hazardous waste truck crashes; Hen's guilt over the ambulance accident continues to weigh heavily.

The 118 deals with a series of incidents that happen during the holidays more times than others; Maddie tries to embrace the future by reflecting on her past.

Josh packs up; Pumpkin finds out who snitched on her; June plans a shady bachelorette party for Jessica; a psychic delivers a shocking prediction.