Marque Richardson

Will and the staff are questioned by a lawyer; an on-air remark gets Will pulled from Sept. 11 anniversary coverage; Jim volunteers to cover for a reporter on the Romney campaign; Neal investigates the beginnings of Occupy Wall Street.

Flashbacks reveal the extent of Maggie's harrowing experience at a Ugandan orphanage, while Jim gets into trouble with Mac.

ACN lawyer Rebecca Halliday pieces together the events that led to the fateful decision to air Jerry's special report on Operation Genoa.

A new witness adds further corroboration to the Operation Genoa story. Will hopes to better his public image by appearing on a chat show.

Peralta tries to keep Charles from going Full Boyle on his new girlfriend. Meanwhile, Holt faces competition for the presidency of a police organization he founded, and Diaz and Santiago are reluctant to help a local caped citizen crimefighter.

As Halloween approaches, the Hecks get quite the scare when Sue receives her learner's permit, and it's time for Frankie and Mike to teach her how to drive.