S. Zylan Brooks

When the IRS accuses Sheldon of making a mistake, he'll stop at nothing to prove them wrong; Dale is forced to get a colonoscopy and tries to convince Meemaw to join him.

A murder witness suffers from a condition that is commonly known as facial recognition blindness; the Rizzoli family prepares for a visit from a scheming cousin.

In the opening episode of the fifth series, Rush returns to work several weeks after being shot. She tries to convince Stillman, and herself that she's emotionally ready to spearhead the reopening of a 1994 case of three fatally beaten boys, the outcome of which may have resulted in the wrongful incarceration of two teenage outcasts.

When a woman is found murdered in Central Park, evidence points to two frequent park-goers: a street vendor and a tech billionaire; in the face of extreme political pressure, McCoy takes drastic action to make the case.

House and his team treat an underage runaway girl who refuses to identify her parents. Meanwhile, Taub tries to find common ground with his infant daughters, Foreman's affair takes a surprising turn, and House treats two brothers who engage in Civil War reenactments.