Dana Eskelson

Alicia and Will's latest case brings them to an inquest at the coroner's office, where they are hindered by a strict rule that limits their questioning to three per witness. Also, Cary's father returns to bring new business to the firm and Eli schemes against Jordan. John Shea returns as Jeffrey Agos, Cary's father. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and VUDU

Ahmad is forced to make a quick decision when he thinks Apple is in danger after robbers hold up a bar with off-duty cops inside.

One of New York's oldest family of criminals, the Boorlands, go on a crime spree that has the detectives running all over the city. When Walsh (Jeremy Renner) and Shraeger (Amber Tamblyn) learn the surprising reason behind the family's cluster of crimes, they use this information to negotiate its end. Meanwhile, Sergeant Brown (Terry Kinney) tells Shraeger that Walsh's former partner, Kowalski, was a dirty cop and asks her to dig into Walsh's past; and Cole's (Adam Goldberg) efforts to keep his criminal past a secret are threatened by the arrival of Frank Lutz (Ryan O'Nan), Cole's former partner in crime, on "The Unusuals." Also available on Amazon Prime

Moe Riley, fresh from jail, is ordered by Freddie Cork to kill Michael by the end of the big Irish wedding. When Tommy discovers this, Freddie threatens to expose Tommy’s corruption if he warns Michael. Tommy begs Michael to leave but won’t say why. Michael refuses. Declan realizes his boss has told Marty Trio to get Tommy on tape saying something incriminating. Declan warns Tommy, but feels so guilty that he gets rip-roaring drunk. Eileen has a wonderful time at the wedding, drinking, smoking pot, flirting, but a chance encounter changes her perspective on everything. Finally, in a drunken rage, Declan confronts Michael when he catches Michael slipping a bribe to his partner Ralph. Also available on Amazon Prime and VUDU