Major Crimes reels from big changes.

Provenza struggles with the changes in the department.

The facts blur regarding a fatal car crash at a nightclub.

A homicide case involving the Israeli mob and a self-proclaimed "intuitive life strategist" leads Major Crimes to partner with the FBI.

DDA Hobbs becomes a valuable resource.

Raydor makes a bold move that could jeopardize her career.

A shocking discovery is made concerning Rusty.

Tao questions past actions when a conviction is overturned.

Rusty and Raydor wonder if Dunn can be trusted.

When a peaceful ceremony turns deadly, Major Crimes and the FBI team up to track down a dangerous sniper. Plus, Raydor negotiates a deal that even Provenza can get behind.

The squad scrambles to get a confession when the pregnant wife of a big-time film director is found murdered. Meanwhile, just as things seem to fall into place under Raydor's leadership, new Deputy D.A. Emma Rios challenges Raydor's intentions as Rusty's guardian.

A complex murder-suicide case has the department reeling. Meanwhile, when Rusty receives a mysterious and threatening letter, Emma demands that he be relocated.

A meddling television writer/producer accompanies Sanchez and Tao on a ride-along so he can get an inside look at the LAPD. But what starts out as a simple outing quickly gets out of hand.

The LAPD flies a material witness into Los Angeles to testify, but, in a horrible turn of events, the witness winds up as the key suspect in an entirely new murder.

The squad investigates a brutal murder, but they soon find that dark secrets are at the root of an apparent drug bust gone wrong.

When a child with gender dysphoria goes missing, the Major Crimes division scrambles to solve the emotional case before it's too late. Torn between several suspects and contradictory evidence, the squad has to be careful in connecting the pieces.

In a case that brings gang violence and social profiling to the forefront, the squad realises that things are not always as they seem. Complicating matters further, Sharon offers Jack the opportunity to be a court-appointed attorney in the case.

The media goes into a frenzy when a body is found at the home of an award-winning swimming coach.

DDA Hobbs gets involved in a case concerning the suspicious death of a customs agent.

In a case that hits a little too close to home for Rusty, a 19-year-old prostitute is brutally murdered. The squad rushes to reach a deal with the remorseless killer they believe is part of a larger criminal enterprise.

The team works strategically to capture a serial killer who has put everyone on high alert. Trying to solve the case quickly, Raydor is torn between two seemingly right decisions, each of which comes with major consequences.

After a bad batch of drugs claims the lives of two brothers, the race is on for the squad to find the dealer before more of the brothers' fellow high school students are threatened.

When a newly released prisoner misses two back-to-back parole meetings, the squad is called in to track him down after the suspect's therapist expresses concerns over his mental state.

When a body turns up at a posh country club in a quiet neighbourhood, the squad's investigation leads them down a money trail full of surprises.

Christmas vacation is interrupted for the Major Crimes division when a baseball scout is found dead in his RV. The squad works through the murder case, unfolding a complicated kidnapping scheme.

When a well-off graduate student gets shot to death in a gang-riddled neighbourhood, the Major Crimes division must work with the FBI, including Fritz Howard to find his killer.

A year-end "blowout" sale becomes literal for a used-car lot after one of its owners is killed when a bomb explodes.

The squad must work quickly to track down a serial killer before he strikes again.

The Major Crimes unit draws closer to finding a dangerous serial killer. Rusty faces his biggest challenge yet when he bravely takes the stand against Phillip Stroh.

A dead body pops out of the trunk after a car chase.

A victim has ties to a pompous photographer.

In his first outing as a Reserve Officer, Buzz finds a body.

Major Crimes investigates a complicated gangland shooting.

The team tries to ID a likely victim from skeletal remains.

Major Crimes works with Fritz Howard on a case.

Major Crimes must work with a potentially corrupt FBI agent.

Rusty asks for help when he finds Alice Herrera's brother.

Major Crimes identifies a murder victim as the son of a State Superior Court Judge known for being tough on criminals.

Four wealthy one-percenters are left for dead.

Sharon's ex, Jack Raydor is back again.

A murder case has a profound effect on Sanchez.

As Thanksgiving approaches, Flynn suffers a setback.

Sharon and the team investigate the murder of a young man.

The team investigates a fugitive diamond thief's murder.

A professional baseball player's daughter goes missing.

An unhinged killer makes a film, with victims as the stars.

The team probes a troubling series of unsolved homicides.

Sharon and team rush to capitalize on a shocking discovery.

The possible gang war ratchets up a notch with more murders.

Sharon forces her way forward to the truth.

Sharon Raydor makes good use of a highly unreliable witness.

A teenage girl vanishes while volunteering at a shelter.

Major Crimes investigates the world of "barely legal" porn.

The FBI asks for Raydor's help in finding a terrorist.

Buzz looks into the circumstances of his father's murder.

A murder jeopardizes Sanchez's foster parent application.

Tourists are attacked and Rusty's mom tries to make peace.

A shootout turns fatal, and Rusty challenges LAPD policy.

A young Hollywood star dies of a mysterious overdose.

A jogger takes a nasty fall and Lt. Tao goes undercover.

The squad uncovers a large criminal operation.

Major Crimes detectives audit the trial of a serial killer.

The investigation into the Dwight Darnell murders continue.

The Dwight Darnell murder investigation continues.

A young woman is found dead in the LA River.

A young man is found in his living room with a cut throat.

A murder case goes sideways at trial.

Major Crimes finds a very heavy body forty feet up a tree.

Major Crimes investigates a "follow home" murder.

Major Crimes tries to solve a tragic hit-and-run.

A murder investigation turns explosive.

Major Crimes tries to determine a bomber's next target.

Three boys vanish from a Catholic school field trip.

Rusty startles Flynn and Sharon with a surprising request.

Major Crimes continues to search for the St. Joseph's Three.

The St. Joseph's Three investigation continues.

The St. Joseph's Three case has an unexpected conclusion.

A well-known attorney is found dead.

There's a second death related to the Tackles case.

A division uncovers a series of sexual assaults.

The detectives in Major Crimes face a crisis in leadership.

A surprise death seems to be the work of Phillip Stroh.

The squad looks for answers in Stroh's past.

Phillip Stroh and his accomplice approach their end game.

Tao is stuck in a room with a potential bomb.

Dad and his children go missing.

A 17-year-old murder case is reopened.

The team is helped by a wannabe detective.

An alleged rapist is violently murdered.

Rusty tries to decide how to share a secret with the squad.

The Major Crimes unit is led on a long, puzzling hunt.

Major Crimes hunts a killer who is taking hostages.

A star of the TV show Tao consults on becomes a suspect.

The murder of a tech entrepreneur. Raydor's son visits.

Major Crimes and the Special Operations Bureau battle.

A surrogate adoption gets complicated, leaving one dead.

Two people are brutally attacked at a raucous teen party.

A former child star is found dead on skid row.

Sharon's ex represents a murder suspect.

Santa winds up on the naughty list after robbing a bank.

Rusty hopes to end his involvement with the Stroh case.

Sanchez is put under the microscope during an investigation.

Phillip Stroh returns and demands a new deal.

Raydor reaches out to a consultant for help.

Season premiere: The team investigates a double homicide.