Blake Robbins

Mark continues his interrogation of Hellinger. Also available on Xfinity, Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

A Family Thing: Addison discovers that Naomi is concealing financial problems. Also available on Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

The BAU is called to Pittsburgh after an unusually high suicide rate appears to be the work of an Angel of Death. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Taylor handles a divorce in which the parties cheated with each other. Also available on Xfinity, Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Julie and Sandy keep Ryan and Marissa apart, but Seth and Summer help them enjoy a night to remember. Taylor catches them in the act. Caleb's will disappoints Julie and Jimmy. Also available on iTunes

Sandy frets over Kirsten's attachment to her rehab friend. Marissa gets bad news from the new dean. Summer trumps Taylor when planning a carnival. Jimmy makes a proposal to Julie. Also available on iTunes

Embraceable You: When the daughter of a local jazz legend is caught in a deadly round of lover's quarrels, Garret is quickly ensnared in her web. Also available on Netflix

The Serenity engine explodes, leaving the ship low in oxygen and causing Mal to have delusions and flashbacks that pieces together his present. Also available on Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

Em City has a new look...and old problems in Season Five of the no-holds barred HBO series. In the aftermath of the blast, long-term grudges resurface. O'Reily's mother comes to Oz; and McManus considers staying.

In Season Two of HBO's acclaimed drama series, Oz reopens its gates in the wake of a deadly riot. Yet despite a renewed rehab commitment by its creator, Tim McManus, Emerald City remains a powderkeg steeped in corruption, violence and racism.

Emerald City thespians put on a production of 'Macbeth,' leading to a series finale of Shakespearean proportions in Season Six of the HBO series.

You want to punish a man? Send him to Oz. This first season of the riveting HBO drama series introduces the correctional officers and inmates of 'Emerald City'--an experimental 'prison within a prison.'