The Closer

Brenda and the Priority Homicide Division investigate an apparent triple murder with no bodies. Meanwhile, Pope cuts off Brenda's driving privileges after she gets into a fender bender and flees the accident scene.

A young boy got shot. The shooting of a witness may free a murderer, and the team investigates a Catholic school's Civics class. Meanwhile, Pope's angry ex-wife spills the beans about Brenda to her team.

A key witness under FBI protection, is caught in a shootout killing his wife and an agent. The witness survives and identifies the shooter as a member of the mob. However phone records show that an FBI agent been in contact with the mob boss's lawyer.

After the death of a witness and 2 FBI agents who were caught in a shootout, Brenda is forced to take time off for an internal investigation. In the interim, the CIA reach out to Brenda to secretly investigate the murder of a young Middle Eastern man.

[Season Finale] The murder investigation unit is back in full force searching for the killer of a young man and Brenda realizes she is being watched. Visiting the murder victim’s mother, Brenda finds a bedroom full of teddy bears.

In the third season premiere, budget cuts are hitting the LAPD hard, and Brenda must give up one of her team members to the counterterrorism unit -- or force Provenza into early retirement. Meanwhile, the team investigates the murder of a family, with the prime suspect being the son who survived.

The body of a missing teenage gang member is found with Provenza's business card in his pocket.

During a funeral for one of Flynn and Provenza's former police colleagues, the squad discovers the dead body of an unknown, buxom blonde in their old friend's casket. As Brenda investigates, Flynn and Provenza slowly realize that they know more about the victim than they originally thought. Meanwhile, a dangerous and belligerent bride holds Brenda personally responsible for ruining her wedding.

The squad searches for a young girl who has been abducted; Sgt. Gabriel jeopardizes the case and his career by taking matters into his own hands.

The squad confronts a mysterious old man who won't identify himself but who confesses to murdering seven people.

To Brenda's irritation, Pope requires her team to undergo anti-terrorism training to deal with a potential attack involving weapons of mass destruction.