Fallon's War: The Series/Episode List

The following is a list of episodes from the American television series Fallon's War: The Series. A total of 151 episodes aired from January 13, 2002 to June 28, 2008.

Series overview

Season		Episodes	Originally aired
			Season premiere	Season finale
	1	13	January 13, 2002	May 5, 2002
	2	22	October 6, 2002	May 11, 2003
	3	23	September 28, 2003	May 16, 2004
	4	22	September 19, 2004	June 5, 2005
	5	22	October 2, 2005	May 21, 2006
	6	24	September 9, 2006	May 12, 2007
	7	25	September 15, 2007	June 28, 2008

Episodes

Season 1 (2002)

• This season consists of 13 episodes.
• Paul Walker guest stars in five episodes (episodes 1-2, 8-10)
• Chuck Norris guest stars in three episodes (episodes 6-8)
• Gena O'Kelley guest stars in three episodes (episodes 6-8)
• Joe Spano guest stars in two episodes (episode 7, 13)
• Mira Sorvino guest stars in eight episodes (episodes 4-5, 8-13)

Episode No.	Title
101	"Offshoot"
Six months after the events of In the Name of Justice, the Fallon Protection Agency has done decent business. They soon get their first big case when Logan and Jessica accept a job from neighborhood grocery store owner Estella King (guest star Loretta Devine) to investigate the gang-related, drive-by shooting death of one of her nephew Greg's (Lee Thompson Young) closest friends. As they investigate, they soon cross paths of the Chicago Police Department's Major Crimes Unit detectives Carlos Perez (Benjamin Bratt), Lance Thomas (Alan Tudyk), and Louis Crosetti (Michael Imperioli), who is investigating the murder of a local politician, which happens to be linked to the Playa 9s, the same gang believed responsible for the drive-by shooting. As a result, the two sides are forced to work together to solve the case, and eventually find that the leader of the Playa 9s personally carried out both killings because of the men standing up to the gang's influence. With that, Logan and Jessica lead the charge to take down the Playa 9s, and the leader, Leon Davis (Michael K. Williams) is arrested for his crimes. For their assitance, the MCU commander, Lt. Duncan Wyler (Tom Wright), makes them and the agency offical consultant detectives. Meanwhile, in the course of the case, the Fallons get a peek at the life of neighborhood kids in gangs, and other streets, as well as their families. Disturbed by this, Logan and Jessica, decide something needs to be done. Dawn then suggest that the children just need more to do with their spare time, in order to avoid being influenced by gangs, drugs and violence. Dawn suggests they be taught martial arts, noting the discipline it had given her. Logan and Jessica agree, and at the end, they convert a spare room they have into a dojo, and (along with Dawn) start giving lessons to children from all over the city, including Jesse (Devon Michael). First appearances of Benjamin Bratt, Alan Tudyk, Michael Imperioli, and Tom Wright in the series.
102	"Extraordinary People"
The team is hired protect a young technological genius (Rory Culkin) from being abducted by a criminal group, who wish to use his skills for a secret job. After foiling the first several kidnap attempts, the team is pinned down when the group decides to turn lethal and abducts the boy, and injures Jerry in an unexpected ambush. Following this, Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Leroy, and Dawn decide to take to guerilla-style tatics to infitrate the criminal's compound and get the boy back before the secret job is done. They succeed, and the boy rewards them by upgrading the agency's computer system. Meanwhile, Bruce recieves notice to return to active duty in the Navy, and train new SEALs overseas and struggles with how to tell Jessica. After much prodding from Logan and Leroy, Bruce tells her during the job and while disappointed, accepts it as part of the Navy life. The team bids Bruce farewell as he leaves for his deployment.
103	"Culinary Feud"
Dawn's family restaurant, the Golden Scale, comes under the strongarm of big businessman Reed Powers (Steven Weber), owner of the acclaimed fast food chain, MegaBurger. Powers wishes to buy up the Golden Scale in order to tear it down and build a new restaurant in order to make millions off the hungry commuters that will be coming down the new freeway offramp near it. Dawn's father (James Hong), however, refuses to sell, so Powers sends men in to poison the Golden Scale's food. The team, who happens to be having lunch there (along with Jesse and Helen), sees the poisoning in action, and confronts those responsible, resulting in a fight to break out, that leads to Dawn's father having a heart attack. As he recovers in the hospital, Logan, Jessica, and the others must help Dawn, her family, and the other employees protect the restaurant and keep it up and running, while also gathering enough evidence to bust Powers. During the investigation, it's revealed that Dawn is married to Patrick Trindle (Jason Gray-Stanford), a white man, and has a four-year old daughter, Li, and eight-year old stepdaughter Natalie. When the team, with the help of the MCU detectives, foils his plans one too many times, Powers resorts to kidnapping the girls to force the family to sell the restaurant. Luckily, the team manages to pull off a rescue of the girls and subdue Powers and his men, long enough for the police to arrive and arrest them both. The team then celebrates Logan and Leroy cooking their first dish at the Golden Scale.
104	"High Stakes"
The team is drawn into the world of high stakes gambling when the agency gets a case from several children who ask them to help their father, who's crippling gambling addiction has brought him and his family afoul of a shady ring. Working with the Major Crimes Unit (who is also investigating the ring), Logan, Jessica and the team uncover a large range of racketeering, embezzlment, and assault crimes by the ring, and that they will do whatever it takes to get what they're owed. But when the ring decides to firebomb the family's home, the team's limit is overstepped, and they decide to use the various vices and personal matters the members have going on to cause disarray and destroy the ring from the inside out. Meanwhile, as they work the case, the team and the MCU detectives must deal with Assistant District Attorney Bethany Cross (Mira Sorvino), who has doubts and skeptisim about the C.P.D. working with the Fallon Protection Agency. However, by the end, after seeing how the team brought down the ring from the inside out, she admits that they are "pretty effective" in what they do. First appearance of Mira Sorvino in the series.
105	"They're Playing My Songs"
The team is hired by the family of up-and-coming music artist Rashaad "Rayzah" Baylor (Marques Houston) for protection after he recieves a series of death threats which turn real after an incident with a car bomb. After a few days with no incident, another attempt is made on Rayzah's life, this time via a sniper. While the sniper misses Rayzah (thanks to Logan's sense of premonition and Jessica's quick actions), his youngest sister Jazmine (Taylor Parks) is critically wounded in the process. A furious Rayzah figures that his former agent Lance Donagon, (Dwight Yoakam) whom he'd fired for embezzlement months before, and producer Kaseem Isaacs (Mo B. Dick), who he'd left after Isaacs had tried to increase control over his music. Jerry theorizes that Donagon and Isaacs are working together in a CD bootlegging operation with Rayzah's music, and the attempts on Rayzah's life were to create hype for the pirated album. After Donogan and his men ransack Rayzah's house, terrorize his family and steal the official copies of his music, the team, along with the MCU, finally move in and bust Donagon and Isaacs as they celebrate at Isaacs' night club. Meanwhile, Leroy has trouble with a ex-waitress whom, after Leroy fires her for her rudeness to the customers with her fellow employees, sues him for sexual harrassment in retaliation. However, with the help of A.D.A. Cross, he is able to prove the claims untrue in an arbitration, after noting numerous inaccuracies in the woman's ever-changing story. The end shows Rayzah performing at L.G.'s Bar and Grill for the team, the MCU detectives, and his family, including Jazmine who has been released from the hospital.
106	"Sacred Bond"
"Uncle" Jake Fallon (Chuck Norris) arrives in Chicago to visit Logan and Jessica. He brings along a special surprise for his nephew and niece: his pregnant wife Nora (Gena O'Kelley). As they become acquainted with her, the team is hired by a wealthy single mother of two sons, who asks the agency for help in straightening out her eldest son, teenager Zack, who along with some friends, has fallen in with Wesley Hobbs, a local drug dealer. As the team starts to try to get Zack to break away from the dealer, a look into Hobbs' background leads them to discover that he is a martial artist and former Ivy League student who lost his bright future after being expelled for drug possession. They also learn that the reason that Zack has acted out is because of his lack of a father figure, whom he blames for his parents divorce six years prior and has been estranged from ever since.  After Randy, one of Zack's friends, dies of a drug overdose, courtesy of Hobbs, the team, with the help of Jake, decides to take drastic measures to get through to both Zack and his father before something similar happens to the former. They do so by posing as dealers and take Zack father captive while pretending to work with Hobbs. Hobbs, knowing of Zack's anger and hate for his father, urges Zack to kill him, but Zack's father, finally realizing what his estangement has done, apologizes to and declares his love for his son, vowing to be a better father. Zack, touched refuses to kill his father, at which the team reveals who they truly are, and engages in a fight with Hobbs and his men, with Logan personally fighting Hobbs. In the end, Hobbs and his minions are defeated and arrested, and Zack and his family continue on the path to reconciliation. First appearances of Chuck Norris and Gena O'Kelley in the series.
107	"Stolen Love"
The team is hired by a teen mother and her family after the mother's baby twins (a boy and a girl) are stolen from her in a shopping mart. Working with the MCU, they investigate the child's father, who's family is in a custody battle with the woman's father. After its resolved that they had nothing to do with the kidnapping, the team uncovers that the young woman had intially intended to give up her twins for adoption with the help of an adoption agency, who provided accomidations for her and had two potential adoptees for the twins: a foreign oil baron (for the boy), and a local politician (for the girl). However, after seeing how cold the baron's personality was and discovering the politician's wife had no desire for another child (having two already), the young woman backed out.  Feeling they might be dealing with a kidnapping ring, the MCU brings in the FBI, led by the team's old acquaintence, Special Agent John Downing (Joe Spano). Working with the team and MCU detectives, they question the head of the adoption agency, a maternity doctor. He claims to know nothing about the kidnapping, but Logan, Downing, and Crosetti feel he's hiding something. It's then revealed that the baron and politician each paid a large sum of money (a combined $8 million) for the adoption process, and threatened to recend their applications after the mother backed out, so rather than lose their percentage (6%) of such a large payment, a small group of workers at the agency stole the twins. It's also revealed that they have secretly started a child brokering business and have committed several similar crimes for similar reasons, all the while keeping their boss oblivious about it. The doctor confronts them about this and discovers everything, but before he could go to the authorities, he is shot by the ringleader of the workers. He survives, is hospitalized, and tells what he found to the team and Agent Downing. They along with the MCU and FBI then swiftly arrest several of the workers in on the scam. Under interrogation, they admit to everything, and that their leader and several others are meeting to give the twins to the baron and politician soon. Location in hand, they all raid and arrest the corrupt agency workers, as well as the baron and politician. Soon after, the two teen parents and their families are reunited with the twins, and all start to agree to work things out with each together. The episode ends with Jake and Nora announcing to Logan, Jessica and the rest of the team, that they themselves are having boy-girl twins, much to everyone's joy. First appearance of Joe Spano in the series.
108	"Love and War"
Det. Perez asks the team for help after his young nephew Ramon (Wilmer Valderrama) is busted with a large amount of cocaine in his car. Ramon puts forth the explanation that he was set up by his girlfriend's jealous ex-boyfriend Davis Cully (Josh Server), (whom they learn from A.D.A. Cross is the rich son of a high-profile businessman) and his gang of friends. Davis is shown to be spoiled and possessive, and refuses to let his ex-girlfriend go no matter what, and uses his father's influence and lawyers to stay out fo trouble. When Perez starts putting pressure on Davis and his friends, vowing to nail them for framing his nephew, Davis puts hits out on him and Ramon. As a result, Perez, his pregnant wife and his three children are attacked outside their home, but survive thanks to the interference of Logan and Jessica. Meanwhile, Ramon is attacked in jail by a thug paid by Davis, and despite being stabbed, manages to survive. Deciding that Davis needs to be brought down, Capt. Wyler and Cross endorses the team in a sting operation to bust Davis in a drug deal. Using the same cocaine he used to frame Ramon, Logan and Jessica lure him and his friends to a secluded location, where the team and MCU take him and his friends down on drug dealing and attempted murder charges and clear Ramon's name. Meanwhile, as Jake and Nora's visit comes to an end, Bruce returns for a short leave from the Navy and meets the latter, also assisting in the case with the rest of the team. The end shows Jake and Nora leaving, and Bruce and Jessica arranging a date.
109	"Unfair Game"
The team decides to put their fugitive hunting skills to use when they get wind of a group of eight prisoners who escaped their transport several days earlier. While they intially intend to capture the prisoners alone, their plans change after they are caught in a dangerous firefight, and the prisoners take a school bus full of children (which include Jesse) hostage. Forced to call Cross and the MCU for help, the team discovers that four of the eight prisoners are a bank robbery crew who pulled a job that resulted in $6.52 million being stolen (and never recovered). They theorize that the robbery crew plotted the breakout from the start, and recruited the other four prisoners (two gang bangers, a drug dealer, and a spree killer) as extra muscle, in return for a cut. During this time, two of the crew members and two of the others leave to retrieve the money from where it's been stashed, while the others stay to guard the hostages. Logan, Bruce, Dawn, Perez and Crosetti head out to track the first group, while Jessica, Leroy, Jerry, Thomas, and Wyler keep tabs on the other group and the hostages. No sooner does the first group find the money, than Logan's group ambushes and apprehends them, though not before one of them manages to alert the other group of what's happened. Enraged, the robbery mastermind threatens to execute the hostages (starting with Jesse) unless the money and their accomplices is turned over to them. With this, the team and MCU detectives set up a meeting for an exchange: the money and accomplices for the children. They pretend to hand over the money at first, but then attack and subdue the prisoners long enough for back up to arrive. The episode ends with the kids being taken home, and the MCU allowing the team to take full credit and collect the prisoners' bounties for the agency.
110	"Family First"
Det. Thomas is forced to seek help from the team after his little sister Sadie (Mila Kunis) arrives home, disoreinted, and covered in blood. They find out that the blood belongs to an ex-boyfriend of hers, Josh Fentress, who is found stabbed to death in a park. When the conection is made between Sadie and Josh, and a knife with her bloody fingerprints is found near the scene, Sadie is arrested on suspicion of murder. Despite orders from Internal Affairs to stand down, Thomas refuses to believe his sister is a murderer, and turns to the team to help clear her name. Their investigation reveals that Sadie had a blog in which she trashed the cheerleaders and the jocks of her college for their smug, better-than-anyone attitudes, causing her to gain many enemies. They also find, with help from M.E. Viola Stivers (Teri Hatcher) out that while no traces of a drug were found in Sadie (having metabolized before the police could test her), a search of her things reveals that traces of Zolpidem were found in a jar of peanut butter she had on her, indicating she'd been drugged to be raped. After encountering (and clearing) some obstruction from Internal Affairs and some of the college jocks, the team concludes that the head cheerleader Kelsey Miller and the captain of the football team, Ryan St. George are responsible. Kelsey and Ryan decided to get revenge on Sadie for her blog. Kelsey had drugged Sadie's peanut butter, and Ryan attempted to rape her after that. However, Josh witnessed what was happening and tried to stop Ryan and was killed as a result. Ryan then placed the bloody knife in Sadie's hands to frame her for the crime, before he ane Kelsey ran. Showing this to the MCU, they move in and arrest Kelsey and Ryan, though not before the latter tries to flee and is caught and beat down by Logan and Det. Thomas. Meanwhile, Bruce's leave ends and he returns to active duty in the Navy, and Logan and Jessica re-purchase their old childhood home and reminisce on both the good and bad times they shared in it.
111	"Obsession"
The team is hired by a renowned, famous fashion model to protect her from a mystery stalker who is obsessed with her and has followed her from city to city and state to state. Working with the MCU, they look into the pattern of his stalking habits and determine that it may very well be someone she knows. Despite having extra protection, the team and detectives are forced to deal with several close-call attempts on her life, including a shooting at her gala, a car bombing, and an assault on the street. Eventually, it's revealed that her lawyer who is also her ex-boyfriend, is the stalker, having become obsessed with her during their relationship. When she rejects him, he snaps and nearly kills her in her own apartment, but is stopped by the arrival of the team. Knowing that he has control of her home's security system, they hack it with the help of a technician, and dupe him into thinking she's home for him to kill, allowing the detectives to arrest him once and for all. Meanwhile, Jerry makes a bet with Jessica that he could beat Logan in a straight fight, only to find that his boxing skills are somewhat rusty the hard way.
112	"Line of Fire (1)"
A group of criminals terrorize Chicago with a string of high-profile bank robberies, leaving injured and dead citizens in their wake. The Fallon Protection Agency team and the Major Crimes Unit detectives are put on priority to find and capture the group, but the criminals just seem to stay one step of them. Lt. Wyler turns up the heat on the investigation after his ex-partner is killed during one of the robberies, and an officer he trained is left clinging to life. This results in them managing to arrest one of the robbers during another heist, who happens to be the ringleaders' brother. In retaliation, however, the leader has his men firebomb Wyler's home, endangering his family in the process. He also pulls drive-bys on Leroy's and Dawn's family's respective restaurants, and has several men break into Logan and Jessica's childhood home, hoping to intimidate them. This, however, just motivates them even more to stop them. The team and MCU then set up an ambush to capture the criminals. However, a firefight erupts, in which Jerry and Crosetti are wounded and all but two of the robbers (who are killed) escape.
113	"Line of Fire (2)"
As Jerry and Crosetti recover in the hospital, the rest of the team and MCU are forced to step up their game to capture the criminals. They bring in the FBI, with Special Agent Downing returnig to take the charge. With his help, the team and detectives discover that the robbers are not only a rogue branch of the Aryan Brotherhood, but are also ex-military. They also discover that the robberies are all in the same branch of bank, CitiWide, and figure there's a high-up mole in the bank. They alert the manager of the CitiWide, unaware that he's the mole they're looking for, having hired them for an insurance scame. The manager then confronts the criminals allowing them to keep the money, but ordering the end of the robberies. However the crooks, having decided to pull one last big job, kill the manager and decide to rob an armored truck convoy carrying up to $10 million. Afte discovering the manager's death and status as the mole, the team, MCU, and FBI figure out the next heist and set up another trap. This leads to another shootout, but this time, the good guys get the upper hand, capturing the leader and two other robbers and killing the rest. The episode ends with everyone visiting Jerry and Crosetti in the hospital, wishing them a fast recovery.

Season 2 (2002-03)

• This season consists of 22 episodes.
• Mira Sorvino is upgraded to regular status this season.
• Elizabeth Banks, Cameron Bright, and Abigail Breslin join the cast as "Also Starring".
• Shannon Lee misses six episodes of this season (episodes 15-20) due to maternity leave.
• Paul Walker guest stars in nine episodes (episodes 3-7, 11, 20-22)
• Chuck Norris guest stars in six episodes (episodes 9-11, 20-22)
• Gena O'Kelley guest stars in three episodes (episodes 9-11)
• Joe Spano guest stars in four episodes (episodes 9-10, 21-22)
• Lynne Thigpen guest stars in eleven episodes (episodes 1-6, 8-11, 13). Her character is written out following her sudden death on March 12, 2003.
• Craig T. Nelson guest stars in two episodes (episodes 9, 22)
• Sarah Michelle Gellar and Andy Samberg guest star in twelve episodes each (ep. 3-7, 9-11, 15-16, 21-22)
• This is Michael Imperioli's final season as a regular.
• This is Teri Hatcher's final season as an "Also Starring" cast member.

Episode No.	Title
201	"Night Rider"
The team is called in by an elderly couple who doing their best to raise their three grandchildren following the death of their son and daughter-in-law in a car crash two years prior. They have discovered that their oldest grandchild, 17-year-old Keith Briscoe, has gotten into a dangerous street racing circut, and are afraid that he will meet the same fate as his parents (since street racers had caused the accident that killed them). Upon speaking to Keith, they learn that his father was a professical race car driver and that Keith was hit hardest by his and his mom's sudden deaths and has taken up street racing to cope. Logan and Jessica try to convince Keith that he may meet the same fate as his parents (if he doesn't end up in jail first), but Keith stubbornly refuses to listen at every turn. The team then goes to the MCU detectives to try and find something on the gang. The team and detectives discover that the gang is suspected of multiple heists of armored cars and car part shipments and that it's leader, Rick Speedle (William Zabka) is wanted in over ten states on similar charges. In a shocking twist, they also manage to piece together that Speedle was responisible for the accident that killed Keith's parents. They then confront Speedle and his gang about this evidence. Speedle admits to the incident, but expresses no remorse for his actions, saying that Keith's parents were "collateral damage" that got in his way. Enraged, Keith attacks Speedle, and ends up stabbed (non-fatally) as a result. Logan then engages in a martial arts battle with Speedle and narrowly manages to win, while the rest of the team and the MCU arrest the rest of the street racers. With this Keith finally begins to heal from his parents' deaths and reconciles with his grandparents and siblings. Meanwhile, after Leroy uncovers a circle of theft committed by one of his waiters, he realizes that he needs help with his book-keeping. So he calls down his sister Donna (Lynne Thigpen) to help. Donna quickly sets everything straight with her brother's finances and becomes friends with the team in the process. Mira Sorvino joins the main cast.
202	"Deadly Obsession"
As Logan and Jessica start to open the agency's office for business one day, they find a woman (Elizabeth Banks) inside waiting already. She clearly recognizes them and refers to them by name, introducing herself as Laura Royce. Neither of them recognize her, until she reveals her maiden name is Chester and that she went to the same elementary school as them and was in Logan's class, and the two of them were very close. Logan and Jessica finally recognize her and greet her with open arms. They then chat for a while and catch up on things (at which Laura reveals she's divorced with two children) before the rest of the team arrives to work, at which they ask why she's there and that it's not to catch up on old times. Laura then reveals she's being stalked by Steve van Drew, an abusive and obsessed ex-boyfriend. She admits that she started dating Steve a little over a year earlier and it started out okay, but things soon turned sour when he started acting erratic and violent. When she broke it off with Steve four months before, he turned even more violent and threatened her and her children. He then started harassing her constantly (leaving messages, vandalizing her property, popping up everywhere she turned), and the police couldn't do anything effective enough since there was no solid proof and he hadn't actually harmed her or her children. Laura has become desperate for help, and asks the team for help before Steve can harm, or even worse, kill her and her children. When Steve shows up at her job, the team tries to intimidate him. This, however, causes him to take a shot with a shotgun at Laura at her house. As a result, Logan has her move into his and Jessica's home. They then meet her children: 9-year-old son, Owen (Cameron Bright), who is suspicious and slightly contemptuous of the Fallons (Logan in particular) and 6-year-old daughter Christina (Abigail Breslin), who embraces them with open arms. After several more attempts to terrorize the Royces, the Fallon siblings send a taunting video message to Steve, challenging him to come face them like a man. Steve does just that during the night by breaking into their house, and is tricked into shooting at them, before being disarmed and engaging in a fight with Logan, who easily wins. Steve is then arrested by Det. Perez and Det. Crosetti. The episode ends with the team celebrating at "L.G.'s", Owen accepting and admiring Logan, him and Christina becoming friends with Jesse and the rest of the team, and Logan agreeing to a date with Laura. First appearances of Elizabeth Banks, Cameron Bright, and Abigail Breslin in the series.
203	"Street Story"
As Bruce once again returns home on leave from the Navy, Logan and Jessica take the opportunity to introduce him to Laura and her children, who immediately become friends with him. Later that evening, as the team and company volunteer in a soup kitchen that feeds the homeless, one of the patrons is attacked and brutally beaten by five masked men dressed all in black, with one videotaping it. A homeless girl witnesses the attack and runs inside for help, causing the men to retreat. Jerry and Dawn stay to help the man, while the rest of the team (Logan, Jessica, Bruce, and Leroy) go after the men, but lose them in a car chase. The man is taken to a hospital, where he succumbs to his injuries, devastating the entire homeless community. Several homeless people ask the team to help them, revealing that this was just the most recent in a string off violent attacks against homeless people, and that the police either have no proof of who or just don't care to help. The Fallons and the others agree to help and even manage to get the MCU detectives to help out. In addition, they are aided by Ford Vickers (Adam Samberg) and Lisa Robbins (Sarah Michelle Gellar), two ace journalists and friends of Laura's who have been investigating the attacks. As the team works undercover as homeless people to catch the assailants, they learn first hand just how hard the homeless have it in society. Eventually, their search leads to five wealthy young adults (Gary Medavoy, Leland Peters, Perry Johnson, Franklin Westlake, and Patrick Donnelly), who have parents with many business and political connections, have been committing the beatings in order to "clear the streets of flith". Later, four of the boys set a homeless shelter on fire in order to kill the witness to their homicide beating, but the team manages to evacuate the everyone inside. They then set a trap with the help of Patrick (who felt things had gotten too out of hand and wanted out), and managed to quickly capture Perry, Leland, and Franklin. However, Gary escapes and heads back to his house to destroy the evidence against them, but is stopped by Logan and Bruce and, after a struggle in his pool, is subdued and taken into custody. The team then celebrates the capture of the boys with a homeless benefit show at "L.G.'s", which is heightened by Dawn's big announcement: she's pregnant. First appearance of Sarah Michelle Gellar and Andy Samberg in the series.
204	"Corruption"
The team is called into help by the MCU who have recieved a tip that Chicago police officers have been dealing in drugs, and have stolen cocaine evidence from a previously closed case, replacing it with milk sugar. When Logan, Jessica, Leroy, Det. Perez, and A.D.A. Cross meeting with Sgt. Dean Felton, the one who tipped them off, several masked men pull a drive by, killing Felton before he could reveal what he knows. The next day after finishing in court for the day regarding the prosecution of drug dealer and criminal Vance Slaughter (Jake Busey), Cross is shot and wounded by an unknown assailant in the courthouse. With all points out on trying to find the shooter, they learn from a witness, that the shooter, who had rousted them previously, is a cop. Figuring that Slaughter is behind the shooting, the drug dealing, and corrupting cops, the team researches the officers and discover that they are Det. Lenny Brooks and Det. Oscar Molina. Molina, however, is tired of the corruption and decides he wants out, contacting Logan to talk to him. But when Molina meets with Logan, Jessica, Lt. Wyler, and reporters Ford and Lisa, he is shot and killed by Brooks, (under orders from Slaughter) who then flees, only to crash his car and be rushed to the hospital in the resulting chase. Slaughter, fed up with the FPA, orders that Cross, the reporters, and Brooks be eliminated, while he searches for the stolen cocaine, which Molina had been safekeeping. However, the assassinations are foiled thanks to the combined efforts of the team and MCU (as well as Brooks succumbing to his injuries), who then team up and arrest Slaughter and his men, just as they find the cocaine on Molina's yacht. The episode ends with everyone celebrating the now-certain conviction of Slaughter in court.
205	"The Juggernaut"
The team receives notice of a $15,000 reward on aggressive ex-con Calvin Jagger (Triple H), who has jumped bail on a murder charge, thanks to his girlfriend Aurora Zigfried (Stephanie McMahon). The team tracks the couple as they embark on a run across the state, but the couple seems to have friends everywhere, who continuously impede the team's attempts to capture them. Eventually, the team consisting of Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Leroy, and Jerry, tracks Jagger and Aurora to a family residence of the former, and is forced to use guerilla tactics to take out his family members (non-lethally) and finally capture the two fugitives (after a long fight with the superstrong Jagger). However, when Jagger's girlfriend and family insist that he has gone straight, and was set up, the team starts to doubt Jagger's guilt. However, Jagger refuses to speak in his defense, causing the team to suspect blackmail. With the MCU's help, they discover that Jagger's former boss, Lester Krowe has been smuggling drugs in his grocery shop. One of Krowe's men, once captured by them confesses: the murder victim, Kevin Mackie, stumbled onto the operation along with Jagger. Krowe knocked out Jagger, killed Mackie, and then framed him for the crime. He then blackmailed Jagger into silence by threatening his girlfriend and other family members. With this, the MCU and team raid Krowe's shop, leading to a fight and shootout that kills most of Krowe's men, and causes Krowe to be brought down with enough evidence of the murder and drug smuggling to send him away for life. Jagger and Aurora are then exhonorated of all charges and announce their engagement at L.G.'s. Meanwhile, Dawn (who stays behind due to her pregnancy) decides to help Helen around the agency's office with fileing the agency's paperwork, and later helps Donna around L.G.'s too, both of which she finds very exhilarating.
206	"The Slums"
The team is hired by an elderly couple who are just several of many apartment building tenants coming under siege from their landlord, who wishes to evict them all, so he can renovate the apartments into condos and sell them to the highest bidder. But since the tenants refuse to move, he has tried underhanded methods to force them out: first by constantly delaying repairs, then allowing thugs and criminals to move in and rewarding them to make the tenants' lives miserable, and even having his personal bodyguards try to scare and intimidate the tenants into leaving. After learning that Graham Baldwin, the renowned bank president of Re$tar Bank, is the landlord, Logan and Jessica decide to do surveillance on him, while Leroy, Bruce, and Jerry watch over the tenants and protect them from the threats of Baldwin's misdeeds, and Dawn consults with A.D.A. Cross on how to stop them for good. During their surveillance, the Fallons discover Baldwin is divorced with two children, Matt and Alexis, and has a poor relationship with them and his ex-wife Jenna. With the help of a bug implanted in Baldwin's limo, they discover that he plans to have Jenna murdered, and learn from her that the reason is that Baldwin put many of his assets under his children's names for tax purposes and whoever has custody controls the money from them. The team then gathers the community together to help the tenants by first teaching Baldwin a lesson by stalling the lines at his bank and thus stalling business too, and then by clearing out the thugs and criminals from the apartment building with the help of the MCU. Baldwin, decides to evict them all at once by sabatoging the building's boiler, not knowing that his ex-wife and children have been staying there for protection. As Baldwin confronts the Fallons and unintentionally reveals what he has done, the sabotage causes a fire to break out, and the rest of the team is able get the tenants out of the building, although Matt and Alexis get trapped inside. The Fallons then arrive and rush into the building, dragging Baldwin with them, and rescue the two. Baldwin is then arrested for his crimes and Jenna, who now controls his assets, including the building, agrees to have it fully repaired and restored, much to the resident's happiness.
207	"Juvenile Targets"
The agency is called into help the Chicago P.D.'s Active Youth Program, who wants to do something good for the community's children. Dawn gets the idea to have children from the program merge with children from their martial arts classes and go on a special camping trip at a campground outside the city. Upon meeting the program's children, Logan, Jessica, and the rest of the team discover they come from many different backgrounds and joined for many different reasons: some wanted to have something good to do in their spare time; others joined for guidance to avert the effects of their distressful home lives; and others are delinquents who joined as alternative punishment to juvenile hall.  Logan, Jessica and Bruce then set off with the program kids and martial arts students (which include Jesse, Owen, and Christina), with, Crosetti, Laura, Ford, and Lisa tagging along as counselors (and the former two to write a story on it). Along the way, the group stops at a diner to eat, where they get into a confrontation with the owner and his men (who refuse to serve them) that is quickly dispelled by the Fallons and Bruce. However, before they leave, one of the delinquent kids, Derek, notices a satchel of money in a nearby car and steals it, not knowing that the money belongs to some drug dealers. When the dealers discover the money missing, they suspect someone at the diner and return. After interrogating and learning from the diner owner about the Youth Program kids, they massacre the diner's entire staff and go to retrieve their money. At camp, things start rough as the juvenile kids constantly clash with the other kids and the adults. In addition, Derek reveals his theft of the money to two other juvenile kids, Cleavon and Parker. However, the Fallons and the rest of the adults manage to bridge the gap between them with activities and later a story around a campfire, the latter of which causes Derek to confess his wrongdoing to them. Later the dealers break into the camp to get their money back and hold Laura, Ford, and Lisa at gunpoint. However, Logan, Jessica, Bruce, and Crosetti manage to disarm and subdue most of the men, while the leader is knocked out cold by Rico, a shy kid with an abusive homelife. The dealers are arrested, and Rico is hailed a hero. The episode ends with Rico standing up to his mother's abusive, drug-dealing boyfriend, who is then taken down and arrested by Logan, Jessica, Perez, and Thomas.
208	"Toxic Coverup"
The team is called out to the rural areas of Galena, Illinois, by Kim Deacon, to investigate the death of her veternarian father, Vic Deacon, in was seems to be a fiery drunk driving accident. However, they suspect there is something more when Kim reveals that her father hadn't touched alcohol in over 10 years, and they find a second set of tire tracks which indicate that Vic was forced from the road, making his death a homicide. With the help of Ford and Lisa (along for the ride), and the local sheriff, the team finds that Vic was investigating the unusual deaths of many local pets and livestock in the area, and had taken soil samples from a local farm (that were revealed to have been switched with clean samples) where some of the deaths had occurred. Testing at a lab on new soon reveals that the dirt was contaminated with dioxin, a deadly chemical contaminant used in Vietnam's Agent Orange. The trace of the dioxin leads to BrandStar Wills, a local chemical company that has been buying up small waste oil companies from all over. Logan and Jessica conclude that BrandStar Wills has been mixing leftover chemicals with waste oil and spraying it on the rural roads to stop the dust in the summer, and that the most recent sprayings had been dioxin contaminated. When Vic Deacon started poking around, the men in charge killed him, stole the samples and then tried to cover-up his death. The sheriff manages to get a warrant to have the Wills oil tested, which confirms the suspicions. However, CEO Ted Wills (Ed O'Ross) learns about everything and orders that the remaining dioxin be dumped in the local reservoir immediately. But thanks to Jerry and Leroy's knowhow, the team is able to find out and stop Wills and his men just in time and hand them over to the sheriff on toxic dumping and murder charges. Meanwhile, Jerry rescues an English Mastiff from harm during the investigation. All throughout, the dog helps in the investigation, even getting sick from the dioxin in the process. He recovers though, and Jerry decides to name him Tagger and keep him as a pet.
209	"Red Lightning (1)"
Jake and Nora Fallon come to visit Logan and Jessica, bringing their six-month-old twins, Aaron and Alexandra to visit, and meeting Laura and her children for the first time. However, as they all greet them at the airport, Logan notices a suspicious covert exchange between men take place, causing him, Jessica, and Det. Thomas (who came with them to get a first look at the twins) to follow them, and see them meet with a man who is with a woman. They notice the suspects are armed, and when they assault and try to kill an airport officer who sees their weapons, Thomas is force to intervene, leading to a fight, that ends with one man getting captured and the others escaping. The man reveals nothing under interrogation, and is soon released when it's revealed he's a Czech national with diplomatic immunity.  Nonetheless, neither the team, nor the MCU is willing to let this slide so easy. After questioning the woman, Michelle Carter, a airport power grid specialist, they discover that the leader of the men is Aleks Tsarivichnov a the head of Czech terrorist organization Red Lightning, smuggled in under diplomatic status. Realizing they have a mole in the Czech consul, something big is planned, and that Michelle could be in danger, the team has her stay with Jake and Nora at the Fallon residence, while Police Chief Robert Monroe (Craig T. Nelson) calls in Agent John Downing and the FBI to assist. After pursuing multiple leads and getting into several close scraps with the Red Lightning terrorists, the team, MCU detectives and FBI track them to a safe house that ends up turning out to be booby-trapped, when Jerry and Det. Thomas accidentally trigger a timebomb via tripwire. The first part ends with them all rushing out of the house just before it is destroyed in a devastating explosion... First appearance of Craig T. Nelson in the series.
210	"Red Lightning (2)"
The team, MCU, and FBI recover from the explosion, though they are peeved that they weren't able to retrieve anything...until Jessica reveals that she managed to pocket several flashdrives, left behind in the hopes that they'd be destroyed in the explosion. Upon looking at the content of the drives, the team and detectives discover power grid schematics, flight departure and arrival times, info on anti-tank weapons, news articles about a new weapons trade policy between the US and the Czech Republic, and photos of Michelle. They realize that Red Lightning is about to commit a terrorist act in protest to the new policy and that Michelle's knowhow would be used to help it. As this happens, Logan, Leroy, Crosetti, and Perez discover that the mole is none other than Czech counsulate Goran Brazda (who had the captured terrorist from Part 1 released), and arrest him. Brazda, at first, tries to invoke his diplomatic status to avoid punishment, but Lt. Wyler and Agent Downing manage to get the Czech Consul General to waive his diplomatic status. Realizing he's defeated, Brazda smugly tells them that the plan is to destroy a passenger airline of hundreds of passengers and that Aleks and his men know where Michelle is. At the same time, Aleks and his men invade the Fallon residence and kidnap Michelle inspire of Jake's attempts to stop them. The team, FBI, and detectives then converge on the airport, where they engage in a shootout with Aleks's men. Logan and Jessica narrowly manage to stop Aleks from blowing up the plane with an anti-tank weapon, and defeat him in combat, while the others rescue Michelle, and kill or round up Aleks's men. The episode ends with everyone celebrating at "L.G.'s".
211	"Soul Holidays"
As the holiday season approaches Chicago, the Fallons and company help prepare a big community party at the local community center. In addition, Jake, Nora, and Bruce all make their returns for Christmas. However, the team are soon called in for help by the MCU, who besides having to deal with a typical holiday uprise in crime, are on the case of a gang of robbers who tear through malls, stealing money and merchandise and terrorizing customers. With the police stumped, the team and MCU try to determine a pattern in the robberies and find that the thieves are targeting primarily jewelry and watch stores, and that the robberies are a setup is for something bigger. Upon learning that the biggest mall in Chicago has more than half a million dollars in holiday profits, the team and detectives set up a sting at the site of the armored truck carrying the profits, allowing them to ambush and arrest the robbers. Meanwhile, after buying presents for Jesse, Owen, Christina, and the twins early, Logan tries to help Leroy, Perez, and Wyler with some last-minute present searching. Also, Bruce debates on whether to give Jessica a family heirloom of his mother's as a gift.
212	"The Founder's Keeper"
The team works with the MCU to bust a counterfeiting operation, and manage to stop a deal before it's done, though a woman that was with the busted men escapes. The leader of the men, Lenny Cirico (Shawn Hatosy) refuses to reveal who she is and what her connection to him is, and is about to be taken downtown, when he is suddenly shot and critically wounded just before he is placed in a squad car. The team and detectives then kill the shooter, while Lenny is left in a coma. Trying to figure out the full truth of what is going on, Logan, Jessica, and Det. Thomas discover that the girl that got away was Lenny's younger sister, Janice, who was merely visiting her brother and had no clue about his illegal activities. The team then goes undercover at the hospital and manages to foil an assassination attempt against both Lenny and Janice. Lenny then confesses he was working with a man named Mitch Dunham to counterfeit more than $25 millon. Later, Secret Service Agent Porter Braxton arrives and works with the MCU as well as the team, but Logan, Leroy and Perez figure there's something up. Eventually, their suspicions grow after a failed bust on Dunham's men, and are later confirmed after discovering Braxton and Dunham are friends from back in junior high. Learning that Braxton and Dunham have a deal going down, they make way to where Dunham keeps a yacht he purchased with his dirty dealing money, and after a fight, manages to arrest everyone including Dunham and Braxton. Lenny agrees to a plea deal in exchange for Witness Protection for him and Janice. Meanwhile, a friend of Helen's barely manages to convince Logan and Jessica to invest their money on a company in the stock market. While the two manage to make a big $10 million off the stock, they decide to cash out and pull out right afterwards (since they compare the stocks much to gambling, which they don't like), much to the man's dismay.
213	"Deathmatch"
The team is called on by a woman, whose kickboxer husband died under suspicious circumstances during a pay-per-view fight he was in. Looking into it, they discover that he had a lethal dose of an experimental performance enhancer drug in his system and four other fighters had died under similar circumstances in the last two months. Leroy gets the theory that the promoters are fatally drugging the fighters in order to cause more thrills and more viewership, and thus more money. He, Logan, Jerry, and Det. Thomas all go undercover into the organation, while Jessica works with the MCU to find evidence to bring down the promoters, Avery Callison and Brenda Leonard. Later, when Callison and Leonard fear the police might discover the truth behind the fighters, they poison their ally scientist, Dr. Ben Gruber with his own performance enhancer. This indirectly causes them to discover that Logan, Leroy, Jerry, and Thomas aren't who they say they are, and therefore they set them up in a televized electrified cage match with their toughest opponents ever, hoping to dispose of them and get their biggest ratings and payday yet. Luckily, Logan manages to alert Jessica and the rest of the MCU, who raid the arena, stop the fight and arrest Callison and Leonard and all their men. Meanwhile, Dawn, now heavily pregnant, is forced to stay off her feet at home by her family, much to her dismay, though Donna is able to cheer her up with her famous double chocolate cake, and some advice. This is the final appearance of Lynne Thigpen in the series, due to her sudden death on March 12, 2003.
214	"Old Wounds"
The team catches a case in which a wealthy couple's young son and daughter are kidnapped, and the kidnappers have not demanded a ransom. Logan feels that the motive of this case is not about money, but rather something personal. Though both of the couple denies it, Jessica and Dawn find that the father is connected to the mob. With Det. Crosetti's help, the team discovers that he is a mob hitman and deduces that the parents of two children killed in the crossfire of one of his mob hits years previously, have kidnapped his children in retaliation. The team eventually tells the mother (who had no clue of her husband's past crimes), and manage to convince the deceased children's parents to release the children. They then confront the husband about his past crimes, including several in the Middle East for drug trafficking and murder, and threaten to send him there to face execution unless he does the right thing for once, and confesses to his crimes here in the U.S., which he does in the end. Meanwhile, Dawn experiences pre-labor pains as she struggles to keep up her regular routine. Near the end, her water breaks and she is rushed to the hospital, where she and husband Patrick welcome their second child together, daughter Cassie, at the same time that Det. Perez's wife give's birth to their fourth child, daughter Teresa. The team and friends then celebrates the two births as the episode ends.
215	"Shot in the Dark"
The team is given a frantic case by a woman who is being targeted by an assassin, for reasons that she does not know of. She barely escapes an assassination attempt right outside their office, which instantly affirms their decision to help. The woman, Deila Osbourne, tells the team and the MCU, that she was working late at the bank last night and accessed an unusual file on her computer. It was nothing but encrypted information, so she closed it and though nothing of it. Then, in the following days, she began getting threatening phone calls and letters, and then the assassination attempts started. The team and detectives suspect that whoever created and encrpyted the file wants Delia dead so she doesn't report what she found. After dodging several more assassination attempts and making their way to the bank, they are able to access and decrypt the fire with the help of old friend Danny van de Lowe (guest star Rory Culkin). There they discover that a co-worker of hers, Enos Marvel, has been embezzling money from the bank, and had encrypted the files in order to alter the bank records to dispose of evidence. When Delia accidentally accessed the files, Marvel had his men threaten and then try to kill her to keep her quiet about any suspicions she had. After another assassination attempt occurs, Jessica kills the shooter, and Logan and the others set up a confrontation between Marvel and Delia, at which Marvel admits to his crimes and tries to push Delia off a roof, catching it all on tape. They later storm a meeting Marvel is having with the bank president, play the footage of the setup, and reveal Delia is alive, which allows the MCU to arrest Marvel on charges of embezzlement and attempted murder. Meanwhile, with Dawn out on maternity leave, the team finds itself short staffed. Leroy decides to bring his son Leroy Jr. (L.J.) on to fill in the void until Dawn returns. L.J. at first takes his job light-hearted, but eventually proves himself after pointing out a clue that leads to the team uncovering Marvel's scheme.
216	"Solider vs. Coward"
The team takes the case of Diana Boyer, whose older Marine brother, Justin (Rory Cochrane) has been unjustly charged with the murder of Elaine Kirkpatrick in a parking garage. Justin tells them that her was headed towards his car when he saw Elaine being hassled by another man, and upon sensing Justin approaching, the man stabbed her, threw her into his arms and vanished just before a police officer came and found him covered in Elaine's blood. Despite having no witness or murder weapon, an ambitious D.A. decided to press for murder charges on Justin to make a name for himself. After the team starts the investigation, the killer confronts both Justin and Diana (at the scene of the crime and their home), and starts to toy with and torment them in sadistic fashions, as part of a "game". He even shoots at Elaine's father and brothers (wounding the former), when they attempt to take the law into their own hands by killing Justin to avenge her. When Justin mentions that some traits and things about the man seemed to be from military training, Logan, Jessica, and Leroy realize the man is a coward in soldier's clothing. After comparing the composite the Boyers give them, they are able to come up with the name "Gerard Simms." Further investigation reveals even more stunning details about "Simms". After luring "Simms" into an empty warehouse under the pretense of a straight on confrontation, it instead becomes a cat-and-mouse game as the three ex-military P.I.s face off with him guerilla-style. During this time, the three reveal what they know about "Simms": his real name is Fishton Geiger, a U.S. soldier who was escaped a Taiwaanese prison after being convicted of rape. He later joined a new unit and repeated his crime while serving in the Middle East, which some his fellow unit members witnessed and tried to tell their superiors. Not wanting to be court-martialed and potentially returned to prison, Geiger sold the unit out to their enemy, participated in torturing and killing them, and then deserted his post, returning to the U.S. under an alias. These revelations cause Geiger to hallucinate about his old unit mates, who "gun" him down and cause him to fall to his death. With this, Justin is exonerated and Elaine's family apologizes for their actions. At the end of the episode, the team celebrates when Leroy gets a call and receives distressing news: his sister Donna has passed away.
217	"Saying Goodbye"
The members of the Fallon Detective Agency and the C.P.D.'s Major Crimes Unit all react to the shocking news of Donna Johnson's sudden death from a stroke. Following the funeral, everyone (friends and family) gathers at L.G.'s to honor her memory. Leroy then reminices a time where he and and a fellow Marine set out to locate an attacker who had mugged and attempted to rape her 30 years previous. The episode ends with the team and their friends visiting Donna's grave to pay their respects. This episode is a tribute to the memory of Lynne Thigpen (1948-2003).
218	"Split Custody"
The team takes a woman's request for help on the case of her sister and her ex-husband's custody dispute over their three children. Logan and Jessica are reluctant to take the case (due to it being a non-illegal family matter), until the father suddenly takes his ex-wife's attorney hostage in his office. When the team and MCU arrive, they attempt to diffuse the situation, and after doing so they discover, that the father recently won full custody of the children from his wife (though he gave her visitation), and now she and the children have vanished. Realizing that the mother may have kidnapped the children, the team then agrees to her sister to take the case. After managing to talk the father down, the team and detectives start searching for the mother and the children, during which they learned that the ex-spouses' custody turned ugly early on, with both of them looking for full custody and trying to discredit each other at every turn. It is then that Jerry reveals that he has a 7-year old son, whom he has had limited contact with since getting into a similar battle with his ex-girlfriend, the boy's mother, and how he misses him everyday. After multiple close calls, the team and MCU catch up with the mother, just as she's about to leave the country with the children. However, the mother causes another standoff by pulling a gun, refusing to be separted from her children. After the police's attempts to reason with her fail, Jerry steps in and tells the mother about his experiences with his own ex and son, telling her that he knows how she feels. The father also admits that he did what he did in court because he was scared of becoming an absentee father to his kids. Both parents then break down in dispair over what they've done, ending the situation. In the end, the parents work out plea deals with ADA Cross, while their children go to live with their aunt until further notice, Det. Perez and Lt. Wyler announce that they've taken the Sergeant and Captain exams, and Jerry goes to visit and spend time with his son.
219	"Gold Pics"
The team is called in to assist the MCU and ADA Cross after a judge is murdered by a hitman, who reveals to Logan and the detectives under interrogation that the one who ordered the hit is Jackson Blaine, a respectable businessman who has been keeping his true activities hidden from the law. The hitman gives the details of all sorts of Blaine's operations (drugs, guns, rackets, etc.) while he sits in witness protection, though none of them have enough evidence to directly link Blaine. But after the killer's cover is blown and he is murdered, Jessica and Det. Perez, remembering that the man said that Blaine once made adult films, decides to track down one of the actresses, suspecting that she was underage at the time, which would finally allow Blaine to be brought to justice. But little do they know, an informant in Cross's office has keeping Blaine up to date on the team and MCU's moves. Eventually, they find the actress, who has since left the adult film industry and settled down with a husband and children, but she refuses to testify out of fear for what it will do to her family and reputation. However, thanks to the informant in Cross's office (and another from the ex-actress's workplace), Blaine discovers the woman's whereabouts and has her kidnapped to be killed. However, the team manages to track the men down arrest Blaine's men and save the actress just in time.  As a result, Blaine is indicted on multiple charges (with Cross refusing all plea bargains), the actress testifies before grand jury before moving away with her family to start anew, and the mole in Cross's office turns out to be her law clerk, whom she has arrested by the police. Also, at the end, Crosetti gets a call from his hometown of New Jersey–and the news he gets leaves him very upset...
220	"Good Times & Bad"
Logan, Jessica, Jerry, and ADA Cross are on their way to a deposition for a recent case they, when they are nearly run off the road by a speeding roadster. That same car runs several more people off the road, before causing a hit-and-run accident that leaves a car with a mother and two children inside teetering on the railing of a bridge. With Jerry and Jessica holding the car in place, Logan manages to get the mother and her children out, but the car falls before he can get out, leaving him severly injured. He is eventually pulled from the car and air-lifted to the hospital, where he is stabilized, but left in a coma, devestating both the members of the FPA and MCU, as well as Laura, her children, Helen and Jesse, and both Bruce and Uncle Jake, who both return to visit at around the same time as the accident. As Logan lays in the hospital, fighting for his life, Jessica and the others recall how much Logan has been an impact in their lives, including on how they first met him. Jake remains confident that Logan will make a full recovery, citing "Once a fighter, always a fighter." Meanwhile, the remaining members of the team work with the MCU to find the one responsible for the accident. After running down several dry leads, a new piece of proof from one of the drivers who got run off the road aims both sides to a trio of spoiled, wasted rich brothers known for causing trouble, and getting out of it thanks to their wealthy father's influences and lawyers. Upon heading to the brothers estate, and despite the attempts from the father to block their search for the car, and the brothers' attempt to flee, all three are arrested by the MCU and FPA after a short chase and struggle. In the end, Logan finally awakens from his coma just as the team and detectives arrive to tell everyone the news, leaving everyone relieved, Det. Perez and Lt. Wyler reveal that they have passed the Sergeant's and Captain's exams, and Det. Crosetti announces that he is transferring back home to New Jersey to care for his ill mother (whose news he got at the end of the previous episode).
221	"Live or Die (1)"
As Dawn finally returns from her maternity leave, the FPA (with Jake and Bruce) takes a fugitive hunting case helping the MCU and FBI tracking a gang of serial bank robbers. However, just as they manage to apprehend them, all but two of them are killed by a car bomb, which also kills a police officer. The MCU goes on high alert to find the one responsible, especially Det. Crosetti, who wishes to solve this one final case before he transfers to New Jersey. However, Logan, Jessica, and Lt. Wyler find themselves and their teams being stonewalled by overzealous senior FBI agent Orville McCavoy (Stanley Tucci) who tries to have both the Fallon Protection Agency and the Major Crimes Unit pulled off the case. Thanks to old friend Agent John Downing, however, his efforts are foiled, and the three sides are all made to work together on this case. They discover that the killer is a hardcore assassin named Grady Quinn (Gary Busey), who disappeared and was presumed dead after getting caught in an explosion 15 years earlier. However, when the three sides raid his hideout, they realize almost too late that it's a trap and the resulting explosion kills Agent McCavoy and three others, and leaves Leroy injured. And if that wasn't bad enough, Quinn reveals he has discovered who Logan and Jessica are, and has taken Laura, Helen, and their children hostage...
222	"Live or Die (2)"
The team, MCU, and FBI make a race against time to save the lives of Laura, Helen, and the children. Along the way, Det. Thomas uncovers Quinn's past: As a young boy, Quinn witnessed his brother be gunned down by a gangster whom his brother had humiliated, and the killer was let off due to his father bribing the jury. The trauma of all this lead to Quinn becoming an assassin, practicing for his eventual revenge, It's also discovered that the robbers he killed were all relatives of his brother's killer. Bruce discovers that Quinn has leukemia and has only months left to live, which has only strengthened his resolve for revenge by eliminating all of the killer's relatives. The team, MCU, and FBI soon track down the location of where Quinn is holding Laura, Helen, and the children and rescue them, only to realize the kidnappings were a diversion so that Grady could get to his final targets: the final surviving grandson of the killer and his family. As Quinn goes after his final targets, the three sides find themselves in a hostage situation at the grandson's house. Logan and Jessica, knowing what Quinn (who has strapped an armed bomb to himself) is going through, try to talk him down, while everyone else tries to sneak the hostages out. Just before they completely succeed, however, Quinn discovers what's they're doing and begins the detonation of the bomb. However, Logan quickly kicks him out of a window, causing him to fall and explode in mid-air, ending his rampage once and for all. At the end, Perez and Wyler are promoted by Chief of Police Robert Monroe, Bruce announces his discharge from the Navy in order to remain closer to Jessica and the team, and Crosetti bids goodbye to everyone as he leaves for New Jersey. Final appearance of Michael Imperioli as a regular. Final appearence of Teri Hatcher as an "Also Starring" cast member.

Season 3 (2003-04)

• This season consists of 23 episodes.
• Paul Walker is upgraded to regular status this season.
• Julianne Nicholson joins the main cast.
• Angie Harmon and Noah Wyle join the cast with "Also Starring" status.
• Sarah Michelle Gellar and Andy Samberg guest star in nine episodes each (ep. 5-7, 11, 15-16, 19, 22-23)
  • Sarah Michelle Gellar makes her final appearance in episode 23; her character is killed off after being accidentally shot.
• Nicholas Gonzalez, Cameron Douglas, and Tammy Lauren all guest star for five episodes each (ep. 8-10, 22-23)
• Edward Woodward, William Zabka, and Keith Szarabajka all guest star for four episodes each (ep. 15-18)
• Chuck Norris and Gena O'Kelley guest star in four episodes (ep. 17-18, 22-23)
• Kelly Hu guest stars in three episodes (ep. 16-18)
• Joe Spano guest stars in four episodes (ep. 16-18, 23)
• This is Matt Schulze's final season as a regular.

Episode No.	Title
301	"Trio of Trouble"
The FPA pursues the Strepp brothers, a trio of dangerous brothers who each have a long history of criminal activity: Rodney, the oldest and leader (in for armed robbery and murder), Wade, the middle and radical one (in for multiple rapes and sexual assaults), and Finn, the youngest and smartest (in for manufacturing and distributing drugs). They end up getting entangled in the MCU's investigation when the brothers hold up a store early in the morning and kill two of the employees working there. They also end up meeting newly transferred detective Phoebe Weston (Julianne Nicholson) and new M.E. Dr. Jillian Foxworth (Angie Harmon) (Dr. Stivers having left to work with the Army overseas), in the course of the investigation. After learning the brothers have taken a hostage (a female employee that was working with the deceased ones), Logan, Jessica and Capt. Wyler decide to heat up the manhunt, by putting pressure on the Strepp's known associates. After much questioning (and fighting), they manage to pin down the brothers' location at a cousin's home. Both teams raid the house. Sgt. Perez bursts in on Wade about to rape the hostage and shoots him dead, while Logan and Bruce take down Rodney and Finn and are allowed to make the arrests, allowing them to collect the massive reward. Meanwhile, Logan tries bonding with Owen and Christina further by taking them to a Chicago Bulls game, and Leroy wonders about hiring a new bookeeper following his sister's passing. First appearances of Jullianne Nicholson and Angie Harmon in the series. Paul Walker joins the main cast.
302	"Match Made in Hell"
The FPA gets a case regarding Duncan and Samara Hauser, a criminal couple crusading across the city, causing havoc everywhere they go. They later ambush an off-duty Det. Thomas in a cafe, wounding him and stealing his back-up gun and car. Following this, Capt. Wyler issues a citywide search, with Logan, Jessica, and the team volunteering their help. The Hausers are soon identified and were found to have been severely bullied back in high school. Then, when six murders are committed in three hours, the team learns of a list of people the Hausers hate, and when six of the names are matched to the six victims, the team and MCU must scramble to protect the remaining members. Eventually, they capture Samara in a bar. She refuses to give up Duncan, but his brother reveals where he might be: an old hideout in an abandoned gas station. Both sides siege the place, and are seemingly able to get Duncan to relinquish Thomas's gun and surrender. However, just as they move in for the arrest, Duncan pulls a second gun and causes a gas explosion with it that kills him. Meanwhile, Logan and Bruce do some extra martial arts training with Owen and Jesse after they get into a skirmish with a gang of bullies, Perez and Det. Weston bond while being partnered in the case, and Dawn and Jerry convince Jessica to help them on a side case involving a cheating husband that turns into something bigger: an arms deal.
303	"Neighborhood Watch"
The Fallons are hired by Wilma Young, a widowed African-American mother of three, whose oldest child Royce (Sheldon Turnipseed) was apparently killed by an all-white neighborhood watch group. While the local precinct intially believes that Royce's death was accidental as well as suspect him to be in on a burglary the night he died, his mother, brother DelRoy (Marcus T. Paulk) and sister Tosha (Parker McKenna Posey) refuse to believe this and believe that Royce was murdered by the watch group, as do Logan and Jessica when they try (and fail) to get their side of what happened. As the team investigates, they start to notice division in the watch group, and seek to use this to their advantage by uncovering some deep hidden secrets of the group members and taunting them with the knowledge. Frustrated about the agency team's snooping, one of the members, Irving Smith goes to the Young's residence to try to convince Wilma to drop the investigation. When she refuses, he becomes violent and attacks her and Tosha, forcing her to kill him in self-defence with a kitchen knife, for which she is arrested. Despite accounts from Tosha and a next-door neighbor who saw the entire scene from across the way, the police believe the killing was retaliation, and look to charge Wilma with murder, and DelRoy, having finally had enough with the injustice against his family, decides to buy a gun off the streets and take the law into his own hands, though Logan and Jessica are able to stop him and convince him to stand down, using their own bloodhunt against their family's killers as a example of why he shouldn't go after the group. Afterwards, three of the watch members (Alvin Walters, John Cox, and Terry O'Blair) meet with the agency team (after some convincing from Leroy and Dawn to do the right thing) and tell them the truth: they had seen Royce walking in the area that the burglary took place not long after the security alarm sounded. They had assumed he was involved and Irving and the other two members (Dirk McGillis and Frank Bolton) attacked and chased him down. Royce ran, was soon cornered in a factory and then tripped and fell into a metal-floor pit, dying on impact. As this happens, Dirk and Frank, not wanting to be exposed, try to assassinate the others. They refuse to listen to their friend's attempts to talk them down and soon, Logan and Jessica are forced to shoot them both dead. Afterwards, Alvin, John, and Terry turn themselves in to the police, and the Young family begins the path to recovery.
304	"Scoped"
As the community gears up for Halloween, the Chicago Police Department experiences a police strike in the form of a "blue flu" (in which numerous uniformed officers call in for their sick days), forcing the MCU detectives, including Capt. Wyler, to take on calls that the uniformed officers usually do. The Fallons and the team decide to drop in and help the detectives, but their progress is hampered when a serial sniper strikes the area, killing several innocent people before vanishing. After investigating a radical freedom's group and getting caught several more shootings, the team and detectives set up a stakeout, which seemingly goes wrong, when Detective Weston shoots and kills what appears to be a window washer holding a rifle–only for no rifle to be found when the detectives investigate. With Weston on desk duty due to the shooting, and another sniper assault occuring, the team and MCU reach a dead end–until they go to re-question the freedom's group's founder and discover him dead with a booby trap (which they narrowly avoid) and Weston pulls up information that links the founder to the window washer through the latter's juvie records, which also impliates Burke Jensen, an ultra-radical member as the primary sniper in the shootings (and who stole the gun after the washer was shot) and founder's death. Both groups attempt to corner Jensen in an elevator in a building, but Jensen comes out shooting and is finally killed after an extensive shootout. With that, the case is closed and Weston returns to the field. Meanwhile, the Fallon Detective Agency's office and dojo are decorated for Halloween, and Logan looks forward to taking Jesse, Owen, and Christina out trick-or-treating.
305	"The Homeland"
Irish peacemaker Cameron Malloy (guest star David O'Hara) comes to Chicago to advocate peace in Ireland. However, a squad of  IRA militants against peace, led by Mallory's former IRA commrade Danny O'Leary lead an attack on Malloy's press conference in an attempted assassination. The FPA and MCU manage to kill many members of the squad and capture O'Leary. However, O'Leary's son Kieran and his girlfriend Maggie Maguire, lead the charge into freeing him, attacking a convoy transporting him to prison and killing multiple officers in the process. Rather than run back to Ireland, however, O'Leary elects to finish their mission. Knowing this, the FPA and MCU, set up a trap in the office building where Malloy is staying, which leads to a shootout and manhunt between both sides in the buIlding. Most of the remaining millitants are killed or injured, and Malloy personally kills O'Leary. Kieran and Maggie make it to the office where Malloy is thought to be, only to be cornered by him, Logan, and Jessica, who tell them of O'Leary's death and try to get them to surrender, but rather than do so, the two, now distraught over O'Leary's death and remorseful for all they've done, both jump through the office window in a joint suicide.
306	"1 Fast, 2 Furious"
The FPA works with the MCU to find an auto theft ring breaking into car dealerships, stealing new cars and then burning down the buildings to cover their tracks. As the two teams try to figure out what the ring's purpose for the cars is, Logan, Weston, Leroy, Dawn, and Perez go undercover as a rival ring to infiltrate the black market of auto parts. It's discovered that the ring is stealing and stripping half of the cars for parts, and selling the other half to the highest bidder. However, when the police raid the chop shop, the ring leader, Dale Rorick flees, crippling a officer in the process.  Now with a strong desire to capture Rorick, the FPA and MCU begin busting his operations every which way. Seeing this, Rorick tries to cut his losses flee the country. However, the FPA and MCU having been tipped off by one of his men, ambush him at the airport and take down both him and his remaining men. Meanwhile, Bruce spends time with Jesse, Owen, and Christina solo, which soon inspires him to have children with Jessica. However, Jessica disagrees, citing that while she wants kids, she doesn't feel ready for the responsibilities of parenthood yet. In the end, Bruce decides to respect her wishes and wait.
307	"Den of Thieves"
The FPA is hired by Debbie Eames (Melissa Benoist), a teenage girl, whose boyfriend Corey Kendall (Blake Jenner) has fallen, along with a gang of his friends, into the hands of Nolan Lars (Marshall R. Teague), a career criminal in pulling off thieving raids against stores for their merchandise (jewelry, watches, electronics, silverware, etc). Debbie comes to the team after Paddy, one of the gang is hit and killed by a car in a panic about being caught while the others were chasing him to try to calm him down. Logan and Jessica talk to Corey's single mother who refuses to believe them at first, but is brought to light after discovering most of Corey's "cut" of the stolen goods in the basement, and more in the possession of her younger son Jackson, and daughter Emily, Corey having given it to them as gifts under the pretense that he'd bought it himself. When confronted, Corey refuses to give a straight answer and snaps at his mother, who then reports back to the FPA at L.G. Bar & Grill. The team suggests that tell Jackson and Emily the truth about Corey, turn all the stolen stuff over to them to give to the police, and issue Corey an ultimatum: confess to the police and own up to his crimes or pack up and get out. The team continues to look for evidence to incriminate Lars and his brainwashed female accomplice Opal Keefer (who is more compassionate than him), but that soon proves difficult when Lars discovers someone is onto them, and takes a shot at Jerry and Dawn, and later threatens Debbie and her family to force them to back off. Later, Corey then has a confrontation with his mother and siblings, with the latter of whom issuing the ultimatum. When Corey decides to leave, the FPA takes matters into their own hands, captures him and tells him of Lars' true persona, criminal record, and threats against Debbie. Corey then agrees to set up a sting to catch the gang and bring them to their hideout, where with Corey's help, the FPA members trick Lars into revealing his true colors. Lars makes a run for it, taking Opal hostage only to be brought down by a shuriken to the shoulder. Corey and the other kids (and Opal) then agree to testify against Lars in exchange for lighter punishment. Meanwhile, after Owen and Christina's father, a doctor, is unable to make it back home from overseas in time for Owen's karate meet, Owen shoplifts from a store and is caught and arrested by Perez, who is on brief uniformed duty. After learning the reason for the crime, Logan agrees to be there for him when his real father cannot, on the condition he never steal again and does grunt work to pay for what he stole.
308	"Chicago Vice"
The FPA and MCU stumble across a major drug dealing operation when a car chase with a car thief leads to a teenage boy's body and a huge stash of drugs spilling out of the trunk. Both groups must then work with the tough, ass-kicking Vice Sergeant Sharon Flake (Tammy Lauren) and her two best detectives: street smart Joey Sanchez (Nicholas Gonzalez) and hot shot Cruz Jareau (Cameron Douglas). They are also forced to work with Lachlan Cohen and Penny Lee, a pair of DEA agents working the same angle. However, inspite of their efforts, the investigators seem to be a step ahead on every move, and soon suspect a mole in their ranks. Sure enough, Cohen is revealed to be the mole after he shoots Jessica in the chest following a capture attempt on the leaders. However, Logan and Jessica, (having survived by wearing a bullet proof vest), along with Jerry, retaliate causing a shoot out that kills half the leaders and wounds Cohen, while the Vice Squad arrives with their friends as backup. The Vice detectives agree to work together to take down the head dealer's remaining operations. Meanwhile, A.D.A. Cross's birthday is coming up and Logan and Jessica plot a surprise for her. First appearance of Tammy Lauren, Nicholas Gonzalez and Cameron Douglas in the series.
309	"Say No, No, No, No, No!"
As the FPA and MCU continue to work with the Vice Squad to bring down Ben Lorca (the head drug lord from the previous episode), their search takes them to a local high school with a serious drug problem. Perez, Sanchez and the FPA decide to go undercover as new teachers and students to see what they can do about the epidemic in the school, while the other's continue their police work outside. As Logan and Jessica meet several students who wish to clean up the school and neighborhood, they and the others also discover that some of the school staff are in on the drug dealing, which is confirmed when the metal shop teacher murders the school's janitor for stumbling onto their operation. After uncovering a connection between Lorca and the teacher, one student confronts the teacher and is taken by both to the roof of the school. Luckily, Logan and Jessica discover this and follow them, leading to a fight that sees Lorca captured and the teacher killed after being kicked off the roof. Lorca then agrees to give up his suppliers for a lighter sentence. Meanwhile, Laura's ex-husband and Owen and Christina's father, Dr. Clark Royce (Noah Wyle) returns to make up for lost time with his children, but with both of them distant due to him being gone for so long, Logan must help Clark ease himself back into their lives. Also, Leroy's daughter is arrested for shoplifting, and Jerry decides to improve his relationship with his own son while he can. First appearance of Noah Wyle in the series.
310	"Kick Drugs Outta America"
With them ever so closer to busting the drug smugglers, the Fallon Protection Agency and Major Case Unit detectives decide to push to find out how they're getting the drugs into the city. However, Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Leroy, and Capt. Wyler are all disgusted when it's revealed that the drugs are coming in via the caskets of dead soldiers, causing them to suspect the smugglers are ex-military, and forcing them to wear their service colors again to go undercover on the military base that the drugs are coming from. It's soon disocvered that a group of ex-soldiers who were discharged for drug use are behind this and are posing as active soldiers, and their leader Steve Plaxico is Lorca's cousin. With the approval from the base's head colonel, the FPA, MCU, and Vice Squad move in and bust the soldiers, with Logan and Bruce personally taking down Plaxico. Meanwhile, Logan continues to help Clark reconnect with his kids, and Jerry finally spends some long overdue time with his son by taking him to a Chicago Bears game.
311	"Musical Chameleon"
The FPA is hired by Piper Nevens, a former singer concerned for her 18-year-old daughter Hannah who has fallen in with sleazy manager Clayton Spike. She is desperate due their distant relationship to an incident in which Piper caught her old manager molesting Hannah at age 11. Logan and Jessica almost immediately agree to help. Upon investigating Spike, they discover not only his extensive criminal record but his reputation for getting his clients hooked on drugs, playing with their emotions, embezzling their money and then discarding them when they become of no use or a threat to. The team also finds he is not above terrorizing others to get his way, as when they interview Manny Bosco (DJ AM), a former big time radio DJ who's career was derailed by Spike for refusing to play one of his client's songs. That client, fallen star Belle Starla (who is also Hannah's idol), threatens to go public with every crime Spike's committed, and when she confronts him at her apartment this, he poisons her and dumps her body. Meanwhile, after stalking Spike and Hannah and confronting the former at his studio, Logan and Jessica abduct Hannah, and take her to Belle's apartment, and show both her how far her hero has fallen, and that she has gone missing and suspect that Spike had something to do with it. When confronted, Spike denies everything, but several days the group later rigs the studio with evidence of all Spike's sleazy actions including audio and visual. A shaken Hannah runs back to her mother, and later helps the FPA, Bosco, and FPA-ally Danny van der Lowe set up a trap for Spike in which he admits to killing Belle (whose body had been found that morning). Spike then pulls a gun and is immediately shot dead by Jessica. With this, Hannah and Piper reconcile, and the team holds a tribute to Belle at L.G.'s.
312	"Legendary Remake"
The FPA tries to track down Kim Mooney, the daughter of L.G.'s bartender Doug Mooney, when she is abducted by Phil Spender, an ex-boyfriend who forces her to participate in a series of Bonnie and Clyde-style robberies. The MCU also steps in to help, but the investagation is complicated when an overzealous radio DJ, unaware of the true situation, puts a bounty on Kim and Phil's heads (which is what Phil wanted all along), awakening the vigilantism within manhy people. After some close calls with some of the said vigilantes, and with Phil and Kim, Logan, Bruce, and Jessica visit the D.J. and force him to recant the bounty. The infuriated Phil visits the radio station to force the DJ put the bounty on again, only for the FPA to be waiting for them. Logan defeats Phil in a straight on fight and then hands him over to the police, while Kim is freed and reunited with her father. Meanwhile, Clark continues to try to reconnect with his children by picking them up from school for Laura while Laura is working, Jerry introduces his son to Tagger, and Det. Weston deals with her warped dating life in an ex-fianceé.
313	"Race War"
After helping Sgt. Perez and Det. Thomas in a pursuit to apprehend a car thief, the FPA are consulted by the police, when the body of Rudy Amonte, Perez's old friend and ex-partner. Upon investigation, the FPA and MCU learn that Amonte was undercover at a racetrack, investigating potential ties to organized crime. But when a search of Amonte's apartment turns up with a large amount of cash, they begin to suspect that Amonte was on the take, which Perez and Amonte's ex-cop father refuse to believe. Further investigation reveals that Amonte was in a relationship with Amanda Mosely, the daughter of the late track owner, and that the track was in financial trouble. Dawn and Leroy soon discover undercover that the liasion of the mobster that were attempting to bankroll the track was fixing races by intimidating the drivers, and that he killed his partner for attempting to report to their superiors about his unnessary risks. They also discover that the same man killed Amonte after discovering he was a cop, and tried to frame Amanda for it. With a set up and the help of Amanda, they are able to bust the liasion for two murders and racketteering.
314	"Inner Pain"
The FPA  is hired by A.D.A. Cross to protect Kelly Payne, a 16-year-old member of a family of circus' acrobats, who was viciously assaulted and raped by four men after a show. Cross needs Kelsi protected as she tries to secure indictments against the men, who try multiple times to run Kelly and the Karevs, a Russian couple (also part of the circus), who witnessed the attack and stopped the men, out of town. At the same time, Kelly struggles with the aftermath of her attack, knowing her life will never again be the same. Logan and Jessica are soon able to soothe her pain by relating her situation to their family's murders and their pain and aftermath. Soon after, Kelly's rapists invade the Fallons' home to try and kidnap her and the Karevs, but are stopped by Logan, Jessica, Bruce, and Dawn, who dish out some hard justice to them. The rapists are finally indicted, and Kelly and the Karevs thank the FPA before leaving to catch up the circus.
315	"Meet the Equalizer"
While helping the MCU chase down Chinese smugglers, the FPA team winds up crossing paths with "The Equalizer" Robert McCall, his son Scott, and their friend Mickey Kostmayer (Edward Woodward, William Zabka, and Keith Szarabajka), who are also on the trail of the smugglers. All three sides agree to team up to take down the smugglers, though there are doubts about Robert's involvement due to his age. Meanwhile, Weston accepts a dinner date with Clark, and Perez consults Wyler and Mooney about how to handle his oldest daughter, who is starting to rebel.
316	"Blossom"
With "The Equalizer" and company still in Chicago, the goal to bring down the smuggling ring becomes complicated when the smugglers begin to use intimidation tactics against the the FPA and MCU. However, the arrival of Special Agent Downing and Chinese Intelligence Agent Jiang-Su "Janet" Li (Kelly Hu) allows them to gain a bigger perspective of who they're dealing with: possible Triad activity. First appearance of Kelly Hu in the series.
317	"Sour & Sweet"
The FPA, MCU, and the Equalizers start to make progress on the smuggling ring by hitting all of their individual operations. This forces the leader of the ring to shift all operations to one vein and try to target the families of the members of the team to force them to back off. Meanwhile, Uncle Jake and Nora come to visit and are soon embroiled in the conflict after the ring makes a failed assassination attempt.
318	"Rings of Gold"
In the final part of the Equalizer arc, the ringleader attempts to distract the FPA and MCU via bomb threats in several buildings, while he and the remains of his ring flee back to China. However, McCall anticipates such a thing, and the MCU handle the bomb threats, the FPA, Equalizers, and Agents Downing and Li search for, find, intercept, and capture the leader and remaining men before they can flee, ending the ring once and for all. In the end, Li returns to Hong Kong with the ringleader to stand trial for his crimes, and the Equalizer team returns to New York after a last goodbye meal at L.G.'s.
319	"Garden of Evil"
The FPA is called to find Allison Eaton, a teenage runaway, by her parents after she rushes off to escape her parents constant fighting and her father's abusive behavior. All the while, Allison finds herself work as a supposed model for Lesure Way Magazine. What she doesn't know is that she along with fellow runaway Derek Cole, is that they have become part of a hidden faction of the magazine that is actually a child pornography, which the team discovers during their search for Allison. After Allison and Derek discover this, they attempt to leave but are stopped by the photographers, who intend to force them to pose for the pictures, until the FPA bursts in and stops them. After a harsh interrogation, the men give up that Arthur Delevig, the owner of the Lesure Way set up everything. Logan and Jessica then confront Delevig at a release party he's throwing, revealing his illegal activities to the public, and vow that should he manage to slip or buy his way out of trouble, they will disperse their own brand of justice to him. Delevig is then arrested and Allison and Derek are returned to their parents. Meanwhile, the FPA also must deal with Allison's parents' crumbling relationship, and Bruce and Jerry personally confront her father about his abuse, opening his eyes and making him see that he's essentially become like his own abusive father. Wanting to change, he is given a reprive in the form of a special certified batterer intervention program by Dawn, and by the time his daughter has been returned, he leaves to start his recovery.
320	"New Discourse"
A series of high-profile armored truck robberies puzzle the MCU, but when one results in the death of Captain Wyler's ex-mentor, it becomes a personal crusade, and he calls in the FPA to help. As Wyler works on helping his old partner's widow and four children cope with their loss, the FPA team begin suspect that an employee of an armored truck company that has been present during these robberies may be working with the robbers, whom the FPA and police discover are soldiers-of-fortune and wanted fugitives. As this happens, Logan secretly preps to make a life changing decision, and Jerry discovers his son Nicky is moving away with his mother.
321	"Badlands"
Logan, Jessica, and Bruce decide to take a trip to the countryside to visit an old family friend, bringing Helen, Laura, Owen, Christina, and Jesse with them. However, when the kids and the Fallon's friends' oldest son accidentally stumble on a ecstasy smuggling operation, the smugglers pursue them to and lay siege upon the house. Things become complicated when the son is critically wounded and Logan, Jessica and Bruce's guns start running low on ammunition, forcing the three to use guerrilla tactics to pick off the attackers, until help can arrive. Meanwhile, Jerry reconsiders his future with the Fallon Protection Agency, and Logan reveals to Jessica his plans to propose marriage to Laura.
322	"Fatal Nuptials (1)"
The FPA team, the MCU detectives along with their friends and families (including, Uncle Jake, Nora, and Agent Downing) gear up for their colleague Joey Sanchez and his fiancé Kelsi Chan's (guest star Grace Park) wedding. Logan decides to finally propose marriage to Laura during the ceremony, but before he can the wedding is suddenly attacked by a group of hitmen. After a lenghty shootout, the FPA and police are victorious, with most of the hitmen dead or captured. With everthing seemingly calmed, Logan again attempts to propose to Laura, but suddenly Adrik Hans (Peter Stormare), a hitman that Cross helped incarcerate twelve years earlier, opens fire in an attempt to kill her out of revenge, but ends up shooting both Laura and Lisa instead. The episode ends with Hans fleeing and both Laura and Lisa bleeding out profusely as Jessica calls for paramedics and Logan, Ford, Clark, and Det. Weston tend to them frantically...
323	"Fatal Nuptials (2)"
Laura and Lisa are rushed to the hospital. Despite doctors attempts to save both, Lisa succumbs to her wounds and dies, devastating everyone (especially Ford) and Laura is left clinging to life in critical condition. Enraged and vengeful, Logan with the help of the rest of the team and the detectives, embarks on a quest to find Adrik Hans and bring him justice for shooting Laura and killing Lisa. After following up on several leads, raiding many locations, and viciously interrogating Hans' accomplices, everyone discovers that Steve Plaxico hired the hitmen to get revenge on the ones who locked him up, and about Cross' past with Hans. During this, Jerry reveals his impending plans to move to be with his son, though he puts these plans on hold to help hunt for Hans. After a lengthy search, the FPA and MCU finds Hans and while the teams engage in a shootout with his friends, Logan and Hans engage in a lengthy hand-to-hand battle, which ends with Logan stabbing Hans to death with the latter's own blade. A couple days later, Laura wakes up from her coma, and is reunited with Logan, Clark and her children. Cross reveals that all of the remaining men Plaxico hired are going to federal lockup and Plaxico himself is heading for a Supermaxx prison. Jerry finally explains his decision to leave the Fallon Protection Agency to be closer to Nicky, and while saddened, the team comes to accept his decision. Lisa is buried a few days afterward, with everyone attending her funeral. A month later, Laura is finally released from the hospital with family and friends waiting to welcome her home. Logan then takes the opportunity to finally propose marriage to her, and she accepts, to everyone's excitement. Final appearance of Matt Schulze as a regular. Final appearance of Sarah Michelle Gellar in the series.

Season 4 (2004-05)

• This season consists of 22 episodes.
• Kelly Hu is upgraded to regular status this season.
• Vanessa Ferlito joins the main cast.
• Meadow Walker (Paul's real-life daughter) joins the "Also Starring" cast in episode 4.
• Mira Sorvino missed five episodes of this season (episodes 11-15) due to maternity leave.
• Julia Stiles guest stars for eight episodes (ep. 4-5, 7, 9, 13, 20-22)
• Andy Samberg recurs in six episodes (ep. 2-3, 7-8, 11-12)
  • His character is killed off in episode 12 after being fatally shot during a rescue.
• Nicholas Gonzalez and Tammy Lauren recurs for seven episodes each (ep. 3, 7-8, 11-12, 21-22)
• Cameron Douglas recurs for five episodes each (ep. 3, 7-8, 11-12)
  • His character is killed off in episode 12 after being fatally shot during a rescue.
• Chuck Norris and Gena O'Kelley recurs in four episodes (ep. 1, 9, 21-22)
• Craig T. Nelson guest stars in three episodes (ep. 12, 21-22)
• Joe Spano recurs in five episodes (ep. 11-12, 14, 21-22)
• Gordon Clapp, Sigourney Weaver, Tara Strong, and Tina Majorino guest star in four episodes (ep. 1, 10, 21-22)
• Matt Schulze guest stars in one episode (ep. 16)
• This is Kelly Hu's sole season as a regular.
• This is Julianne Nicholson's final season as a regular.
• This is Jack McGee's final season as an "Also Starring" cast member.

Episode No.	Title
401	"Meet the (Future) In-Laws"
The FPA and MCU investigate the high profile murder of a wealthy businessman. They are soon stumped on the case due to the apparent lack of forensic evidence, but that is soon quelled by the arrival of Rose Lovato (Vanessa Ferlito), a former NYPD CSI Detective, and the agency's newest member. She is able to uncover ballistics and shoeprint evidence near the scene that suggests that the death was a professional hit. The subsequent investigation leads to a several known hitmen in the city. After several raids, the hitmen responsible are captured and confess that a rival of the businessman ordered the hit as revenge for an affair with his wife. Just as the rival attempts to flee on his private jet, the FPA and MCU arrive and after a short shootout and scuffle, capture him. At the end, Rose is officially made a full-time member of the team, and Uncle Jake, Nora, and the twins arrive in town  to officially celebrate Logan and Laura's engagement with, Jessica, the rest of the FPA, the MCU detectives, Clark, Owen, Christina, Laura's parents Maxwell (Gordan Clapp) and Charlotte (Sigourney Weaver), her sister Samantha (Tara Strong), and her niece Riley (Tina Majorino). First appearance of Vanessa Ferlito in the series.
402	"Dragon"
The FPA and MCU investigate human trafficking activity, and find that it is linked to the Triad smuggling ring that they had previously taken down. MSS Agent Janet Li returns, and reveals that the original smuggler's younger brother has picked up the pieces of the ring, and has begun to rebuild and expand it even better. They also get a lead that a major shipment of trafficked children is coming in soon. With the help of Ford, who has decended into depression and drinking following Lisa's death, they track down members of the ring who orginally escaped one-by-one, and after some prodding and prying, manage to extract a location and time out of one of them. The FPA and MCU raid the location, rescue the children, and arrest the smugglers, but the new leader narrowly escapes capture. Li opts to stay as a member of the FPA until the leader is captured. Kelly Hu joins the main cast.
403	"Lake of Inferno"
The FPA is called in for a special job by the principal of a school infested with gangs, drugs, and violence, and ruled over by a gang called the King Devils. The call comes after six of the gang members harass and corner Amy Quesada a 15-year-old freshman student in the boy's locker room, where five of them then rape her (the sixth decides he can't go through with it) and later on non-fatally stab sophmore student Nick Angelli who alerted the staff to the rape. Upon observing the King Devils members, Logan, Jessica, and the others determine that while some of them are hardened gang members, most of them are misguided and scared kids who were forced to join the gang. They also discover that the higher-up King Devils are in-league with Kaleb Locke, a local drug lord who intends to take over the community. Together with the help of the their friends from the MCU and Vice Squad, they (with the principal's permission) start by searching lockers of the King Devils and other students, from which they confiscate over 50 weapons (nearly half of which are fully automatic firearms). Logan and Jessica then take up teaching roles for a "special class" for the King Devils, teaching the subject of death, and everything about it. This includes, taking them on field trips to a police precients, a prison, and Dr. Foxworth's mortuary to review live autopsies. This stirs much uneasiness in many of the gang members, though the leader insists that after death is nothing, prompting Li and Leroy to have an ex-hitman tell his own chilling story of his own near-death experience, and how he found himself on the bank of a "lake of inferno" before being revived. Later that evening, the gang leader, Toro Ayala confides in Locke about the FPA's activities, and he opts to promise that he will help lead the Fallons into a trap, while also mentioning a deal that will enable him to seize control of the community. Meanwhile, the Fallons and company find themselves in lock with school board members who believe their methods of stopping the King Devils are inappropriate. The principal and teachers, however, back them up, citing that the board's previous programs were ineffective, and all agree that the only way to open the students eyes is to show them the harsh realities of the situation. Logan and Jessica then get a call from Toro saying her wants to reach a deal. Knowing it's a trap, they go in alone and unarmed, and Leroy and Bruce disarm and replace the sniper Locke sent for them. Toro pulls a gun on the two and the principal (who followed them) and threatens to shoot them, but Chris Delgado, Toro's friend stops him and wrestles the gun away. Toro then threatens that if arrested, Locke will quickly bail them out, and then come after them. Logan, however, grabs and restrains Toro, and he, Jessica, Leroy, and Bruce lead the principal and the gang to Locke's residence, where the MCU and Vice Squad have raided the place and killed Locke and his men in a shootout. Toro is forced to look at his mentor's dead body, and realizes his and his friends' one free link is now gone. With that settled, Logan then calls forth for someone to identify Amy's rapists. Despite Toro's threats, Amy (having regained her courage) ID's him and the other four and also the one who refused to take part, and both agree to tesitify, as does Delgado, who also IDs and agrees to testify against Toro and two of the other rapists who stabbed Nick. The five are arrested, and the rest of the King Devils surrender their signature jackets and go home, ending the gang and their control over the school.
404	"Past & Present"
The FPA is hired as security detail for a wealthy socialite family who has been recieving death threats, but the threats become all to real, when several members of the family are nearly killed by a car bomb. Suspecting that someone on the inside is behind the bombings, the team thuroughly investigates every family member, servant, and friend, which leads to a shocking revealation that not even Logan could see coming. Meanwhile, while with Logan, Jessica, Jesse, Owen, and Christina in the park, Bruce is encountered by Raini (Meadow Walker) a six-year-old girl who calls him "daddy". Bruce is confused until her mother Lynn Harper (Julia Stiles), a former girlfriend of his, approaches. After doing some catching up, Bruce asks if Raini really is his child. Though hesitant to answer, Lynn admits it and even offers a DNA test to prove it. When the test confirms this, Lynn admits she never told Bruce because she knew a child would disrupt him from his military career and had concerns about him being ready for fatherhood. In the end, Bruce decides to accept his new responsibility and introduces Raini to everybody. First appearances of Julia Stiles and Meadow Walker in the series.
405	"Guardian Angel"
The FPA and MCU are called in to the scene of a convienence store robbery, but find the cameras spray-painted over and the clerk and all three robbers dead inside. Witnesses point out to a homeless vagrant previously seen loitering around the area to have committed the crime, which the police immediately start searching. The vagrant holes up in the neighborhood's community center (where Laura, Helen, Lynn and their children are helping with volunteer work), and based on some of his rambling dialogue, Logan deduces that the man is an ex-military veteran. He, Jessica, Leroy, and Bruce then enter the center and try to communicate with the man, who identifies himself as Garrett Craig (Muse Watson), a highly-trained and AWOL career Air Force Technical Sergeant who'd gone off the grid seven years earlier in Sudan after killing someone he believed was stalking his family. Just as they're able to talk Craig down, a police sniper wounds him against Capt. Wyler's orders. At the hospital, A.D.A. Cross reluctantly charges Craig with the murders of the three robbers (the clerk having been killed by one of them). It seems like an open-shut case, security footage reveals there may have been witnesses to the whole attempted robbery. But when questioned, Craig reveals that the witnesses are actually his sons Coby and Hayden, and refuses to allow them to testify. This ends up making the case harder than the teams anticpated, as Cross's colleague A.D.A. Nate Granger used underhanded tactics to undermine Craig and his JAG lawyer Arthur Robardson (Mark Harmon) (who also represented Logan and Jessica at their trial). Eventually, Craig relents for his sons to take the stand, but Granger uses his underhanded tactics to try to pick at their testimony, causing Craig to put him in a chokehold. Eventually, to avoid having to put the boys on the stand again, Logan and Jessica get Robardson to put a new perspective on the jury of a father trying to protect his boys, resulting in Craig getting acquitted of all counts, being allowed to keep most of his military benefits (provided he get counseling), and reconcile with his family.
406	"Strike Back"
Janet becomes an assistant karate teacher and Raini becomes a new student, in the FPA's martial arts dojo, with the Fallons and Dawn. One of their best students, Brock Stevens (Sterling Knight), is on the fast track to earning his black belt, with the support of his single mother MaryAnn, and his little sister Samantha (Chloe Greenfield). However, on the way home after one of Brock's lessons, MaryAnn accidentally cuts off another driver, angering him to the point that he follows and rams her out of road rage. Samantha then makes a rude face and gesture at the man, further infuriating him and causing him to ram them even more, causing MaryAnn to resort to desperate moves to get away which she succeeds in doing. Later that night, MaryAnn hears someone breaking into their house, and upon investigating, is attacked, beaten, and raped in the kitchen. Samantha hears the commotion, goes downstairs to investigate, and sees the rapist as he finishes on her mother. The rapist sees Samantha, grabs her as she tries to run, and beats and rapes her in the living room. Brock then hears the rapist leave, and upon coming downstairs, finds his mother and sister and calls 911. MaryAnn and Samantha are hospitalized with their injuries, and Brock is left traumatized and guilt-ridden about not being able to protect them. Although MaryAnn and Samantha's physical injuries heal and they are soon released, the effects of rape trauma syndrome takes it's toll on the once-close knit family: Brock's guilt causes him to withdraw from his social life, MaryAnn is unable to go into the kitchen where her attack occured, and Samantha is left with constant depression, nightmares, and bed-wetting. Soon enough, the Fallons, A.D.A. Cross, and Rose visit and convince them that the best way to deal with their ordeal is to stand up and fight back. With their encouragement, Brock returns to his martial arts classes, and MaryAnn and Samantha even join him, and with time, they overcome their trauma together. Meanwhile, the FPA and MCU search for the rapist, and after learning about the previous road rage incident from Brock, start searching for the car. It eventually leads back to prominent attorney Colin Ranchell (Stephen Baldwin), who is soon identified as the rapist through his voice and a spider tattoo on his wrist, and the MCU acquires his DNA for testing against the rape kits. However, Ranchell uses his connections to have the DNA test tainted, setting the results back for weeks, and then uses his request for a speedy trial to push forth. With that, only MaryAnn and Samantha's testimony can send him away, causing the FPA to suspect that he may come after them and stay guard at the Stevens house. Sure enough, one night, Ranchell breaks in with a small group of men, intent on eliminating the Stevens'. However, the FPA and MCU have been waiting for them, and engage in a brawl with the hired hands (which they win). Ranchell goes after the family himself, only to be attacked and taken down by all three single-handedly. Ranchell is arrested and live returns to normal for the Stevens' family.
407	"Asian A-Grade"
The FPA, MCU, and Vice Squad investigate the sudden influx of high-powered automatic firearms in the city of Chicago. The capture of one of the distributers leads back to the Triad ring, and spurs Janet's determination to take them down. Unable to get to the new leader, the three squads start hitting the ring's shipments, causing the leader to order hits on them. Meanwhile, Jessica and Lynn form something of a friendship, which causes Jessica to ponder about having children of her own with Bruce, and Logan and Laura continue planning their wedding.
408	"Shot in the Light"
Brighton Clint, a wealthy, teenage gun dealer has been selling guns near Owen and Christina's school. While in the middle of a deal, one of his customers accidentally fires of a round, hitting Christina in the abdomen. Christina is hospitalized and the entire FPA and her father Clark rush to be at her side. The surgery is ultimately successful and Christina is expected to make a full recovery, but Logan, Clark, and the rest of the FPA are furious. They work with the MCU and Vice Squad to locate the shooter. Tracing it back to a private school, they eventually find the gun in Clint's locker and arrest him at his house. After spending an uncomfortable night in jail, Clint gives the name a local dealer named Shiv as the person he got his guns from. What they don't know is that he gave the name in order to protect James Gibb, his real supplier and hopefully become his new top dealer. The squads look to bust Shiv, but it goes awry and leads to a chase which ends with Shiv crashing into a telephone pole and being electrocuted to death. After learning of Clint's actions and Shiv's death as a result (after the police search his shop and question him), Gibb sends gang members to kill Clint at his home. The members are killed by Logan and the rest of the FPA, who by chance had arrived to question Clint further. Now realizing the severity of his situation, Clint cooperates and gives up Gibb on everything, and the FPA members and Clark confront him and coerce him in to surrendering to the police, lest they tell his clients about his double dealings. Defeated, Gibb gives himself up, but not before being knocked out by both Logan and Clark after making a snide remark about Christina. In the end, Christina is discharged from the hosptial, her shooter later turns himself in out of guilt, and the gun that shot her is destroyed along with many others as the FPA and their friends watch.
409	"Winter Blues"
The FPA helps put on a charity event for Chicago's homeless and orphaned. However, in the process, they and the MCU must deal with a group of criminals robbing banks while dressed as Santa. In addition, several members of a gang steal some of the events money and many of the toys for the drive, and inadvertedly injure the local pastor when he stumbles upon the robbery, sending him into a coma. This spirals a reformed ex-member of the gang into a blind vengeance to avenge his mentor, and Logan and Jessica must find and stop him before he throws away his life. Meanwhile, many of the families of the FPA visit for the holidays (including Jake, Nora, and the twins) and help participate the event, and Clark and Weston finally admit their long-lingering feelings for each other and become a couple.
410	"Silent Pain"
The FPA and MCU are put on the trail of "The Blackout Rapists" a supposed trio who use date-rape drugs such as rohypnol to subdue and assault young women. As this happens, Laura's niece Riley celebrates her 21st birthday with her mother, grandparents, aunt, and cousins, with Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Jesse, and Raini as guests. She later goes to the Red Coat, a local nightclub, where the trio happen to frequent, and winds up falling victim to them. Hospitalized and traumatized, she is left distraught over what has happened to her, and her family, the FPA, and their friends are left furious. The FPA  and MCU detectives go to Curtis Sorvo, the owner of the Red Coat, but he denies seeing her there. They, however, remain suspicious of him and vow to keep an eye on them. Later that same night, the rapists stop by and it's revealed that Curtis has supplied them with the drugs they use to spike their victims' drinks. Sorvo orders them out until things cool down, but not before they get him to supply them with more roofies. After getting a description of one of the rapists from Riley, Logan, Jessica, Bruce, and Perez question him Sorvo again, and once again he denies any and all knowledge of knowing anything, makeing them even more suspicious. Later on, the rapists strike again at another club, but this time their victim is later found dead, having had four times the amout of rohypnol in her system than the other girls, causing both the FPA and MCU to up the ante on the manhunt. Meanwhile, the FPA women, Cross and Riley's family try to get Riley to attend a rape victim support group, but Riley finds the process too painful and wants to put the assault behind her. She later reconsiders when Rose reveals in front of her friends, colleagues, and the support group that she herself was raped by her sister's ex-boyfriend at 13-years-old, and that she regrets having suffered alone in silence all those years, due being unaware about victim's support groups like them, which seems to spark a change in Riley. As the news of the death of the rapists' recent victim spreads, the rapists (who happen to be construction workers) see the report and one, Carter Hillwhite, whose composite is shown, starts to panic and show remorse, even in spite of his partners', Wayne Stevenson, and Blake Bradley's attempt to calm him down. It becomes worse for him after the FPA members (led by Logan) visits their workplace about their suspicions. After being stonewalled and getting into a short fight, the FPA subtly mentions they're onto them, prompting the trio to resort to drastic measures to get them off their trail once and for all.At the same time, the MCU traces the rohypnol back to Sorvo and raids and arrest him. He makes a deal to ID the trio, in exchange being charges only with drug dealing. Later, Carter calls the FPA wanting to meet to talk, mention he "can't do what (his friends) are planning to do to that girl". When they arrive, they find him dead, but soon realize that the girl he mentioned is Riley and that she is in danger. They race to her house; as they do, Wayne and Blake arrive, cut the phone line, tie up Riley, her mother, Owen, Christina, Jesse, and Raini inside, and rig the place to explode. The FPA arrive as they leave; Dawn and Rose fight with the two, while the others manage to get the captives out of the house just before it explodes. In the end, Wayne and Blake are arrested, and Riley finally starts to go through the process of coping with her assault.
411	"Kung Pao Blood (1)"
The FPA, MCU, FBI, and Vice Squad obtain a lead the Triad ring's next move, but when they try to move in, it leads to an ambush. The teams escape unhamred but shaken. Later on, the Triads harrass the FPA members and the detectives with phone calls, property vandalism, and intimidation to force them to back off. The trio task force hits them back by hitting their shipments even harder. Finally fed up, the Triad kidnaps Lynn, Laura, and Ford, and holds them hostage, ordering that they return the seized merchandise or their friends will be killed...
412	"Kung Pao Blood (2)"
With time running out and the Feds refusing to negotiate a deal with the Triads, the FPA, MCU, FBI and Vice Squad take matters into their own hands to rescue their loved ones. After managing to pin down their location, the three detective groups manage to pin their location in the Traids main storehouse, and sneak inside to free Lynn, Laura, and Ford. On their way out, however, they are discovered and a shootout ensues; as a result the Triads' hideout is destroyed in a series of explosions. As things die down, Ford is shot through the heart while shielding Lynn, and Det. Jareau is hit in the neck firing back with Bruce, Phoebe, and Sanchez. Despite Phoebe's efforts, Ford dies within seconds, while Jareau dies en route to the hospital. In all this, the new leader of the ring manages to slip away again, despite the ring being seriously crippled by this. At Ford and Jareau's funerals, Janet vows to the FPA and the police that the brother will be caught, and that with him in hiding with even less resources, it should be even easier. Final appearences of Andy Samburg and Cameron Douglas in the series.
413	"K-911"
While volunteering in their community, Logan and Jessica halt an attack on a community leader, which was caused by several thugs that work for a big buinessman looking to demolish a comunity landmark that the leader wishes to retain. The only witness to the attack is the man's dog, who attempted to interfere with the assault. The FPA and MCU must figure out how to translate the dog's language to prove the businessman's intent. Meanwhile, Logan and Laura set a date for their wedding, and Leroy offers to cater the occasion.
414	"Breach"
The Chicago P.D.'s computer system is hacked by a black-hat group who is extremely anti-law enforcement. The FPA decides to call in old friend Danny van der Lowe to help them help the MCU figure out the reason behind the hack. The investigation unveils a plot to assist in the prison escape of a dangerous weapons dealer that is about to be handed over to the FBI's custody. As such, several members of both teams go undercover in the prison, under watch by Agent Downing to flush out who's behind the plot once and for all.
415	"Treasures of Lost"
When a man is found dead in a library with symptoms of poisoning, the FPA and MCU's investigation leads to a possible lead on a legendary treasure–which is really the spoils of a bank robbery which were never recovered–and set out to search for it. Unknown to them, a group of opportunitists–whom the dead man was working with–are also on the trail and willing to endanger and even take lives to get the "treasure" first, leading to a race agains time for both sides to find it.
416	"On the Hunt"
As Jessica assists Logan in his wedding preparations, they are shocked when a man does a carjacking and killing right in front of them. But they are even more shocked when they find that their old co-worker and friend Jerry McCabe (special guest star Matt Schulze), now working as a bounty hunter, is after the same man. Since bounty hunting is illegal in Illinois, the Fallons temporarily reinstate Jerry as a member of the agency and offer their help him catch the fugitive, Jason Medina, a two-time loser, determined to avoid prison ast any cost.
417	"Illinois vs. Perez"
On the way home from a charity event, Perez runs into an ex-girlfriend, and drops her back home after her date ditches her, but is suddenly blitzed from behind. Upon regaining consciousness, he finds himself with a silenced gun in his hand, and his ex dead, having been shot to death, and immediately calls for help. Unfortunately, the ensuing the investigation does not work out in Perez's favor; his fingerprints being the only ones on the murder weapon, the lack of evidence of a break-in, and his complicated and slightly volatile history with his ex, result in him being arrested and charged with murder by Internal Affairs Division. Remanded without bail, in prison, Perez finds himself faced with multiple prisoners he put away who hold a grudge, and comes close to being killed twice, but manages to defend himself each time. While Perez struggles in prison, Logan, Jessica, Thomas, and the rest of the FPA and MCU try to find who would want to frame him. Upon observing the evidence, Rose concludes that a police officer is behind the frame job. This leads to a past case from 10 years ago in which Perez made a judgment call that got Serena Lawton, another CPD cop killed. They find that the dead cop's boyfriend Pete McKlen, another cop blamed Perez for her death, and orchestrated the conspiracy against him for revenge. They confront McKlen and after a shootout and fight, manage to take him down. Perez is exonerated, released and reinstated.
418	"Codename: Firebird"
A military helicopter with stealth capabilities is stolen to be utilized by a drug cartel. The thief turns out to be ex-Army Ranger Wesley Scoford, an old rival of Logan's who was dishonorably discharged for torturing prisoners (thanks to Logan's informing of their superiors) and later betrayed his old unit to the enemy overseas in revenge, resulting in the deaths of more than half of the unit's men. With no time to lose, Logan, Leroy and the others, must catch Scoford before the helicopter falls into the cartel's hands. Meanwhile, Weston receives news about an opportunity in Africa to help famine relief and considers embracing her medical roots once again.
419	"Forgotten Few"
Leroy visits an old superior officer, who is now in a nursing home. The friend, however, is unable to find the tape recorder he had that would tell Leroy about the strange things the doctors were doing. The head doctor and staff, having found the recorder first, murder him to prevent him from exposing them and based on Leroy's suspicions, a few clues are uncovered that suggests the doctors are conducting illegal experiments on their elderly patients, so Wyler decides to personally go undercover as an Alzheimer's disease patient to gather evidence to prove it, unaware that one of the other patients is also undercover for the same reason to look for answers in her best friend's death. Meanwhile, Logan and Laura officially register for their wedding, and Jessica continues to bond with Raini.
420	"Speed: China Edition"
After a street racer high meth kills an entire family, he tells the FPA and MCU detectives who his supplier was before he dies. The supplier in turn tells them that the some Chinese gangsters gave him the meth. Upon investigation, it's discovered that the new Triad ringleader is back and is looking to start a meth epidemic in Chicago to get back on top. Looking to finally capture (or kill) the man and avenge the deaths of Ford and Jareau, Janet Li and the others begin nailing and taking down his remaining operations. In a final standoff, the ringleader's brother faces off with Logan in a martial arts battle, which Logan wins. In a last attempt to escape, he pulls a gun, but Logan is quicker on the draw and kills him. In the aftermath, Janet closes the investigation, and reveals that the MSS will allow her to return to China after Logan's wedding.
421	"Wedding for the Ages (1)"
Logan and Laura's wedding date finally draws near as they and the rest of the FPA finalize the preparations for the ceremony and who will attend: among those are Uncle Jake, Nora, and their children, Agent Downing, Sgt. Flake and Detective Sanchez, Laura's family, Lynn and Raini, Chief Monroe, Clark Royce, all of the FPA's families, and many of the people they've helped in the last five years. Meanwhile, the FPA and MCD investigate a string of brutal killings that leave little to no physical or forensic evidence behind, and quickly realize that they maybe dealing with a professional assassin. This is soon compounded when Laura's father surprises one of the killers and is critically wounded, and the weapon is discovered to be an ice knife. After noting that the assassin was Chinese, Janet realizes that the killers are a male-female pair that act on a system of killing multiple people (including their assigned target(s)), and correctly speculates the original Triad ringleader sent them as revenge for his brother's death. The assassins attempt to kill Logan and Jessica again at the Fallon family house, but the two, with help from Bruce and Janet get the drop on them. In the ensuing struggle, the female assassin is killed, but the male escapes and vows revenge. He later tries to pull a driveby on the Fallons as they drive, but narrowly misses and apparently dies in a firey explosion after driving into a gas station.
422	"Wedding for the Ages (2)"
After recovering a body in the burned-out car the male assassin was driving, the FPA and MCU assume the worst is done. But when the body is identified as that of a local thug, both sides go on high alert for the wedding. Meanwhile, Logan, Jessica, and the others learn that even more major changes are coming: Laura confides in Logan that she is eight weeks pregnant with their first child; Leroy's bartender Doug, announces he is retiring and moving to California to be near his daughter Kim (who is also expecting); and Weston announces she is taking an extended leave of absence from CPD to help with famine relief in Africa, much to Clark's surprise. Ultimately, the wedding, which features a performance by singers Kelly Clarkson, and Fantasia Barrino, goes off without a hitch, with Logan and Laura joyful announce their pregnancy to everyone at the reception. However, what happens en route to their honeymoon in Venice is a different story; the surviving assassin, looking to avenge his partner/lover, takes the plane hostage, and kills the pilots in order to crash the plane and kill Logan, Laura and everyone else. Logan turns the tables on, and kills the assassin, and with help manages to land the plane in Florida, which ends up broadcast on live TV with all of his friends and family watching from LG's. Later, Logan and Laura finally make their honeymoon in Venice, and share a kiss under the moon. Final appearances of Kelly Hu and Julianne Nicholson as regulars. Former regular cast members Michael Imperioli and Matt Schulze do not return for the episode due to scheduling conflicts. This is written in series to Crosetti being undercover in New Jersey, and Jerry hunting another fugitive, although both send their best wishes to Logan and Laura and their friends.

Season 5 (2005-06)

• This season consists of 22 episodes.
• Vanessa L. Williams and Jonathan LaPaglia join the main cast.
• Philip Winchester joins the "Also Starring" cast.
• Julia Stiles recurs for six episodes (ep. 1-2, 9-11, 18)
• Noah Wyle leaves the "Also Starring" cast. (ep. 2)
• Tammy Lauren recurs for four episodes (ep. 5-6, 21-22)
• Chuck Norris and Gena O'Kelley recur for five episodes (ep. 6, 9-11, 18)
• Craig T. Nelson recurs for four episodes (ep. 3, 10-11, 15)
• Joe Spano recurs in five episodes (ep. 7, 10-11, 13, 20-22)
• Adam Beach guest recurs in three episodes (ep. 7, 13, 20)
• Rory Culkin guest recurs in five episodes (ep. 4, 10-11, 14, 19)
• James Rebhorn guest recurs in five episodes (ep. 1, 6, 15, 20-21)
• Gordon Clapp, Sigourney Weaver, Tara Strong, and Tina Majorino guest star in five episodes (ep. 6, 9-11, 18)
• Michael Imperioli guest stars in one episode (ep. 14)
• This is Vanessa Ferlito and Tom Wright's final season and Jonathan LaPaglia's only season as regulars.

Episode No.	Title
501	"Killswitch (1)"
Five months after Logan and Laura's wedding, the FPA finds itself idle and taking menial cases and assignments. In addition, Leroy has hired a new manager in former Air Force pilot David Richie (Philip Winchester) for L.G.'s. But the calm before the storm ends when the team works security at an exclusive country club and picks up intel about a possible heist. Together with MCU team, which has gained a new member in former narcotics detective Callen O'Connell (Jonathan LaPaglia), the two go undercover to try and gather evidence to possibly halt the heist. But they soon find themselves impeded by IAB Lieutenant Ebony Shepherd (Vanessa L. Williams), who under the order of new Deputy Chief Todd Stallings (guest star James Rebhorn), who believes that the FPA's partnership with Chicago P.D. and methods compromise the integrity of the department. Meanwhile, Logan starts taking parenting classes, Jessica seriously starts to consider having her own children with Bruce, and Clark considers moving to Africa to be near Weston. First appearances of Jonathan LaPaglia, Vanessa L. Williams, and Philip Winchester in the series.
502	"Killswitch (2)"
The FPA/MCU investigation continues into the possible heist, but it proves difficulty with Shepherd's by-the-book philosophy and constant interference. However, they soon find that the heist is just a ruse and the motive is revenge against several high-ranking members of the club who have been involved in a massive embezzlement scheme. When the attack goes down, both teams are forced to split up and take out the criminals, Die Hard-style. At the end, the criminals are all stopped and A.D.A. Cross opens an investigation into the embezzlement. Clark announces his decision to go to Africa to help Weston and assist in her cause, and is given a fond farewell by everyone.
503	"Vengeance"
During a holdup at a jewelry store by a family of outlaws, Det. Thomas is forced to shoot and kill one of the robbers–who turns out to be the youngest son of the family. The rest of the family swears revenge, and starts by targeting Thomas' home and car, and even makes several attempts on his life, wounding Cross in the process of one of them. Wyler decided to put Thomas under protection of Logan, Jessica, and the FPA–a decision that does not sit well with Thomas. Meanwhile, Logan and Laura debate on whether to find out the gender of their baby, and David steps back into his Air Force days trying to advise a young wanna-be recruit.
504	"Circut Break"
A gang is aided by a hacker who is able to obstruct the police at every turn (obstructing their radio transmissions, crashing their computers, etc.) The FPA and MCU are soon put up to the test when the hacker, known as "Uni", challenges them to catch him. The teams then bring in old friend Danny van der Lowe (Rory Culkin) to assist in countering Uni, which gets harder when the hacker tries to virtually take hostages to shake them off his trail. Meanwhile, Rose and Dawn lead the planning of a birthday surprise for Leroy, and Owen and Christina assist Laura and Logan in picking out names for the baby.
505	"Speed & Drop"
Sgt. Flake (Tammy Lauren) returns and requests the assistance of the FPA and MCU to stop an epidemic of SpeedBalls, a combination of heroin, cocaine, meth, and ecstasy that has killed several students in a local joint middle/high school. While the MCU works the streets on the outside to find the outer dealers, the FPA team goes undercover as the school's faculty to find the dealers there as well as help to the students better themselves. Meanwhile, Logan and Laura go out on their first date in three months, and Bruce and Thomas try to babysit the kids. Also, Flake indicates that she and O'Connell know each other.
506	"Storm Front"
O'Connell and Flake's past returns to haunt them in the form of Deputy Chief Todd Stallings, who is revealed to be a former Vice Squad leader that had turned to IAB and happened to be their former commanding officer. O'Connell reveals to his squadmates how he became a target of a witch hunt initiated by Stallings due to the latter's suspicion that O'Connell covered for his corrupt partner for stealing money from a drug case. The end resulted in O'Connell getting a three-month suspension and subsequent transfer to the MCU. A similar case involving another cop and one of O'Connell has emerged and the FPA is forced to play buffer between Wyler and Stallings, the latter of whom wants O'Connell away from the case, which also stirs up a common bond between him and Rose. Meanwhile, as Laura enters her third trimester, her family and Uncle Jake and Nora all come down to see her latest ultrasound.
507	"Marshals"
A string of drug busts points the FPA, MCU, and FBI to a pair of escaped drug smugglers. Unable to get a solid lead on them, Downing opts to bring in U.S. Marshal Percy Falcon (special guest star Adam Beach), an old friend and semi-legend in the Marshals service and in federal law enforcement, to help with the search. Meanwhile, with the baby's gender now known, Logan enlists Jessica and the rest of the FPA to paint the nursery.
508	"Love & Warfare"
The FPA is hired by a woman to investigate her husband for alleged infidelity. Upon investigating, they not only confirm her suspicions, but also find something even worse: the man is a part of a gun smuggling operation involving weapons stolen from a military surplus. Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Leroy, Wyler, and David decide to don their military colors again and go undercover to catch the rings leaders and suppliers. Meanwhile, Ebony helps Dawn and Rose deal with a friend after she is sexually harrassed by her boss at work, and Raini and her mother must deal with one of Lynn's old boyfriends, who wishes to get back together with her, though she is not interested.
509	"Holiday Tonight"
As the holiday season rolls in, the FPA preps for their families (Uncle Jake, Nora and the twins, Laura's parents, sister and niece, Lynn, Bruce's family, etc.) to visit, and to give back to the community But the holiday fun is crashed when Bruce's brother Corey (Seth Green) brings problems with him in the form of $10,000 in gambling debts and his debtors. The indebted men turn out to be from a dangerous casino owner, and resort to harrassing and attacking Corey to get their boss his money. The FPA step in and try to reason with the men, but when the men refuse and decide to attack the Jennings family personally, the FPA and MCU team up to take them down once and for all. Meanwhile, everyone tries to instill the Christmas spirit in Shepherd, who is somewhat bitter that her children will be spending the holidays with her estranged ex-husband.
510	"New Life (1)"
As Laura reaches the final stage of her pregnancy, Logan and the rest of the FPA, and their friends at the MCU and the community are hyped with baby fever (especially Jessica and Bruce who once again begin serious talks about having their own children) and decide to throw a baby shower at an exclusive hotel's ballroom. With their families and many of their friends in attendance, the shower goes off without a hitch...until the hotel is over taken by a group of heavily armed robbers who have just pulled a major heist on a nearby bank with a theft of over $10 million and were chased into the hotel by the police. The situation splits Logan, Jessica, Jake, and several of the FPA and MCU members away from the rest of the guests (including Laura and the children), and as the police struggle with negotiations, the men threaten the baby shower guests' lives if they aren't given an exit. The agency members and police officers who were separated during the commotion then attempt to plan a rescue strategy (taking sever robbers down in the process), but things soon take a dangerous turn when one of the robbers attempts to sexually assault Riley...
511	"New Life (2)"
As the FBI arrives on scene to assist in negotiations, the hostage situation explodes when one of the robbers attempts to sexually assault Riley, which leads to a confrontation where Maxwell, Agent Downing (there as a guest), and Rose are shot and wounded, and the said robber is stabbed with a kitchen knife by Jesse. The leader of the robbers, who is the older brother of the wounded robber then takes Helen hostage threatening to start executing hostages, starting with her if his brother dies. To make matters worse, the stress of the situation sends Laura into labor. As Dr. Foxworth and Bruce's brother John, (also a doctor) try to keep the robber alive, some of the others tend to Laura and the rest of the wounded. With little time to spare, Logan, Jessica, and the rest of the escaped FPA and MCU members forge a risky and hasty plan to bring down the robbers, using guerilla tactics. After doing so and securing the room with the hostages, Logan faces off with the leader of the robber in a brutal hand-to-hand fight, in which Logan wins just as the police and FBI burst in and arrest the gang of robbers. As the leader is being cuffed, he tries to grab one of the officer's guns in a last attempt to kill Logan, only to be shot dead by him, Jessica, Perez, and Thomas. The wounded are treated at the scene, sans the leader's brother (who dies en route to the hospital) and Laura is taken to he hospital where she gives birth to her and Logan's first child together: a boy whom they name Logan Jacob Nicholas Fallon Jr., or LJ for short (at which Downing quips jokingly, "That just what the world needs: another Logan Fallon!")
512	"First Degree"
The FPA helps the MCU conduct a raid on a warehouse owned by Jamison Lyle, an laser tag/arcade owner who hooks young kids and teens into participating in robberies. During the raid, Lyle shoots and kills a veteran C.P.D. officer, then wipes the prints off the gun and puts it in the hand of 16-year-old Avery Simmons (special guest star Bow Wow), an innocent teen on his first job. Avery not wanting to go down for a cop's murder, runs, evading cops along the way, until he reaches his neightborhood and hides in the home of a friend–who turns out to be Jesse Ridgeway. He simply tells Jesse to keep the gun hidden for a while, until he can sort things out. The next day, Lyle (having been told by Avery) where the gun was, forces Jesse to meet with him, and warns him that if he says anything to anyone about the gun, his mother will be killed. Unfortunately, as both the FPA and MCU teams investigate the officer's murder, Helen finds the gun in Jesse's room, and turns it over to them. When ballistics confirm the gun was used in the murder, Logan and Jessica try to question him, but he refuses to answer and flees. He then meets up with Avery but the two are soon accosted by some of Lyle's loyal followers, but Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Perez, and O'Connell intevene and take all of them (except Avery, who manages to slip away in for questioning). Jesse, still scared for his mother's safety, refuses to talk, especially after Lyle finds out and has his men threaten him in jail. Logan and Jessica continue to insist of his innocence, but eveyone is thrown for a loop when Jesse shockingly confesses to the murder (after Lyle kidnaps Helen, and then has his lawyer Parker Anderson (Michael Ironside), help him force Jesse to take the rap for the crime under the threat of killing his mother). However, Avery, guilty over bringing Jesse into this mess, comes to the MCU and admits the truth at last. The detectives and the FPA go to release Jesse, saving him just in time from being killed by Lyle's followers under his orders. Jesse tells them about the meeting with Anderson, and points out about a picture he saw of his mother in the back room of the arcade Lyle owns. With that, both teams raid the arcade, rescue Helen, and arrest Lyle and his loyal men, and later arrest Anderson at an awards ceremony for him. A.D.A. Cross then makes a deal with Jesse and Avery to serve community service for their roles in everything. Meanwhile, Logan starts to adjust to parenthood with LJ with Jessica as a doting aunt, Bruce consults his eldest brother John about having children, and Rose and O'Connell's growing bond officially blossoms into a relationship.
513	"Switch & Bait"
Agent Downing and Marshal Falcon return, and request the FPA's assistance in protecting an accountant along with his wife & children, so he can testify at the trial of a crime boss, who wants him and his family dead. The FPA manage to foil two separate attempts on the accountant and his family before making it to a safe house with a built-in panic room. However the accountant's wife mistakenly calls her mother to let her know they are alright (despite being warned earlier not to), alerting the mob boss to the safe house's location. As a result, the FPA are forced to hold off the boss's underlings until Downing and Falcon arrive with help. Meanwhile, Logan and Jessica reminicie about their family while looking after LJ, and wonder about what could have been if the night of their murders hadn't occurred.
514	"Turnpike"
The FPA assists the MCU on the case of a double homicide inside a deli. But when it's discovered that the killings have a connection to several murders in Newark, New Jersey, the two are forced to work with Newark P.D. and are assigned two detectives from the department. To their surprise and delight, one of the detectives is revealed to be former MCU detective and old FPA friend Louis Crosetti (special guest star Michael ImperIoli), who details that the murderer in question is Francis Coralone, a hitman for a mob-connected loan who is dying of cancer and is looking to finish up his last hitlist before he loses his battle with the disease. Now realizing the extent of what they're facing, the FPA, MCU, Crosetti and his partner must band together to take down a deadly individual who has nothing to lose.
515	"Who's Side Are You On?"
As the FPA takes security work for a local celebrity in town and the MCU investigates a series of threats against her, Deputy Chief Stallings returns to once again antagonize the team and it's MCU counterparts for their partnership in police work. Stallings interviews each one of the team members from each team and tries to convince Shepherd to report anything that could force a desolution of their partnership. Shepherd, having grown to like both teams, refuses to give anything but the truth, which is all reported as good, to Stallings' frustration. Eventually, Chief Monroe forces Stallings to stand down in his investigation, but he vows to keep his eyes on the both of them and wait for them to slip up. Meanwhile, Logan decides to take a big step in his relationship with his stepchildren, and Thomas and Cross reach an  impasse in their relationship.
516	"Under Suspicion"
Wyler's past as a police officer comes under fire when Cooper Epson (Andrew Lawrence), a officer he trained and mentored is accused of corruption and the murder of his partner. He personally hires the FPA to assist in the investigation, which regards a group of cops who have gone rogue for various reasons, and are now using their police credintials to steal money, drugs, and contraband from evidence holdings, and guns and ammo from CPD weapons dumps. The other members of the MCU are forced to remain doing desk work in the meantime, so that the rogue officers don't dirty them up in the course of it all. O'Connell and Rose, however, decide to conducted their own investigation off the books due to their previous experiences in dealing with accusations.  Eventually, the team and unit trace the police back to their hideout, and the leader is revealed to be Ray Dolan (Daniel Baldwin), an IAB lieutenant who has had bad blood with Wyler for years since Wyler proved him wrong on a case back in their detective days. Dolan framed Epson for corruption for getting to close in his investigation, and to get revenge on Wyler. After a lengthy gun and hand-to-hand battle with the FPA and MCU, Dolan and the other rogue officers are arrested, and Epson is exhonorated.
517	"Deal or None"
The FPA is hired by a law firm to investigate the disappearance of multiple client files. Believing that it is related to cases held by a promenent attorney, they start to try to look through the files with the help of A.D.A. Cross. But when an attempt is made on the life of one of the firm's partners, the team looks into a new direction at a rival firm who is know for using less-than-ethical means to win cases. Meanwhile, Logan & Laura finalizes his adoption of Owen and Christina with plans to tell everyone later, and Bruce prepares to take the big step in his and Jessica's relationship.
518	"Family Matters"
The FPA comes under fire from a young Mafia enforcer who wishes to take over their office/dojo and L.G. Red's, among other businesses as part of his plan to gain ground and respect in his family. This leaves Logan and Jessica boiling mad, due to their family's murders. When the business owners resist, the enforcer starts sending his men after the owners of the businesses to force their hand, forcing the FPA to go into full protection mode for their friends. Finally, the FPA decide to take the fight to the capo himself, and uncover a bunch of illicit & unauthorized dealings he'd made behind his family's back and reveal them, causing his family to re-assign him to a new position in Miami, Florida under penalty of disownment, in order to protect themselves overall. At the end, with everyone (including Uncle Jake, Nora, the twins, Lynn, and Laura's family, and Bruce's family) gathered at L.G. Red's, Logan announces his adoption of Owen and Christina, and Bruce finally proposes to Jessica, which she accepts to everyone's delight.
519	"Top Blown"
The FPA is hired by GenSec Tech, a computer software company to look into the theft of sensitive information from their servers. Later, one of the company executives is murdered by a car bomb, causing the MCU to be called in to the case. After the servers are hacked again (with the culprit leaving the message that the company stole everything from him) and two more executives are killed by car bombings, both teams are forced to step up: the FPA brings back Danny van der Lowe to assist with the case, and the MCU brings in Detective Alexis Abernathy (special guest star Marisa Ryan) from the Public Corruption Unit to help as well. Eventually, the killer is revealed to be a computer technician and engineer named David Scoffer who had been employed by GenSec, and had come up with a program that would've made him and the company millions. However, the three murdered executives along with two still living ones, stole the program and passed it off as their own. Scoffer attempted to sue them, but they covered up the theft and made him appear as a liar. The executives won the lawsuit and all rights to the program, and the legal costs wiped Scoffer out financially and personally: his wife divorced him and took their two children, and he lost his home to foreclosure, forcing him to move in with his sister and her family. Upon being tracked down arrested, Scoffer says that he as planted a bomb within the GenSec main building, and threatens to let it detonate unless the remaining two executives responsible are fired and the head executive transfers $25 million each to his family and his sisters' family, and continues to make substantal royalty payouts to them for the program he made for the rest of their lives. The CEO complies with the demands, and both teams find and defuse the bomb. Meanwhile, Logan and Laura try to record LJ crawling for the first time, Leroy and his wife contemplate how to act when their daughter is caught smoking marijuana, and Rose and O'Connell consider starting a family.
520	"Shadows from the Past"
The FPA and MCU work with Agent Downing and Marshal Falcon to bring in the escaped head of a car theft ring. At the same time, a businessman arrives in Dallas from New York, and seems to have an interest in Rose. Upon meeting him, Rose reveals to everyone that he is Chico Coralone (Carmine Giovinazzo), her sister's ex-boyfriend, the same one who'd raped her as a pre-teen. From that point on, every person involved with the FPA and MCU keeps a suspicious eye on Chico, especially O'Connell, who not-so-subtly threatens him, only to be given a severe reprimand by Deputy Chief Stallings. Later, Bruce and Dawn dig into Chico's background, and discover his business ties are less than legit... 100th episode of the series
521	"Lost Justice (1)"
With Chico's ties to the New York mafia revealed, the FPA and MCU, with the help of Agent Downing vows to do everything possible to keep him away from Rose. But Chico begins to have people stalk and harrass her, and when caught the men refuse to talk due to having been threatened by him, thus leaving no way for Chico to be arrested or charged. Enraged at the injustice, O'Connell confronts and assaults Chico and gets himself suspended by Deputy Chief Stallings, and reluctantly, by Wyler. Chico attempts to file a restraining order & press charges against O'Connell, but Logan, Jessica, and the rest of the FPA blackmail him with knowledge of his illicit dealing and the threat of going public with them, along with Rose's story of how he raped her. Later on, as the members head to City Hall to watch a press conference with Chief Monroe, shots ring out sending the conference into a panic as multiple people, including Stallings, fall... Last appearance of James Rebhorn in the series.
522	"Lost Justice (2)"
In the immediate aftermath of shooting, 6 people are killed including Deputy Chief Stallings, a councilman, and two other police officers, and 10 others are wounded. Downing's FBI profiler colleagues determine that the shooter was targeting someone other than the victims they shot, specifically the FPA members. Not long afterwards, the shooter is found dead, and several days later, the FPA's offices are trashed and someone attempts to firebomb the Fallon family home. Though everyone knows that Chico is behind everything, neither Wyler nor Cross can get the courts or the CPD higher-ups to take action due to lack of evidence and witnesses. Finally fed up, O'Connell and Rose set out to take him down on their own. This alerts the FPA, MCU, and FBI who try to stop them before they do something to ruin their lives. As the two conduct a solo raid on one of Chico's illegal storehouses, Chico ambushes Rose and attempts to rape her again; she fights back long enough for O'Connell to arrive and beat him to a pulp. As the FPA and MCU arrive to arrest Chico's men, Chico stands off against the two who have their guns raised to him. He then lowers his weapon, boasting about how he's gonna get off for this again, and that while he'll be free, O'Connell and Rose will likely lose their jobs and freedoms. He also warns them that they wouldn't dare do anything to harm him, lest they wish to feel the wrath of his mafia family from New York. However, O'Connell and Rose show no care to his words and gun him down just as Logan, Jessica, Perez, and Wyler arrive on scene. O'Connell then hands Wyler his badge before he leaves with Rose. A couple days later, Logan and Jessica help O'Connell and Rose board a charter flight to Cuba. They later stop by the MCU office, where Wyler, stunned at the events and the fallout from them, has opted to take a leave of absence from the job. Later, the remaining remnants of the FPA and MCU teams gather together to discuss how the legal system failed so spectacularly in this case. Last appearances of Tom Wright, Vanessa Ferlito, & Jonathan LaPaglia as regulars.

Season 6 (2006-07)

• This season consists of 24 episodes.
• Jason Beghe and Marisa Ryan join the regular cast in the premiere.
• Kellita Smith joins the regular cast in the fifth episode.
• Julia Stiles recurs for seven episodes (ep. 1-2, 13, 17-19, 22)
• Tammy Lauren, Nicholas Gonzalez, and J. August Richards recur for six episodes (ep. 5, 10, 17-18, 20-21)
• Chuck Norris and Gena O'Kelley recur for five episodes (ep. 1-2, 13, 24)
• Craig T. Nelson recurs for four episodes (ep. 3, 16, 23-24)
• Joe Spano recurs in eight episodes (ep. 7, 12, 14, 16-18, 23-24)
• Adam Beach guest recurs in five episodes (ep. 3, 7, 16, 23-24)
• Rory Culkin guest recurs in six episodes (ep. 3, 5, 12-13, 23-24)
• Gordon Clapp, Sigourney Weaver, Tara Strong, and Tina Majorino guest star in four episodes (ep. 1-2, 13, 24)

Episode No.	Title
601	"Changes (1)"
The FPA and MCU teams try to return to business as usual following the events surrounding the departures of Lovato, O'Connell, and Wyler. With newly minted transfer Det. Abernathy (Marisa Ryan), the two teams investigate a sudden spike in gang activity and uncover a possible pending gang war. Things get even worse when Rico Avila, the head of one of the gangs (and who has been pushing and provoking the gang war to happen) tires of the two teams' interference and pulls a drive-by on the FPA's office's and the MCU's headquarters. Meanwhile, Lt. Shepherd discovers that her application to become head of the MCU has been denied and at the end the team is introduced to their new captain, Jack Yates (Jason Beghe), formerly from the Warrants Unit, and an old friend of Wyler's. First appearance of Jason Beghe in the series. Marisa Ryan joins the main cast.
602	"Changes (2)"
With their office shot up, the FPA is forced to rely on help from their MCU counterparts, and the new Captain Yates. Nonetheless, Logan and Jessica refuse to allow Avila to skate by on this, and they and the rest of the team start picking him apart by helping the MCU arrest his girlfriend and several family members of his. Angered, Avila calls out both his rivals and the FPA to meet him in at the local park, with the intention of starting the war with the latter caught in the middle. However, Logan reveals that Avila had murdered his older brother (the previous head of the gang) in order to take over and trigger a gang war to get more territory. At this revelation, Avila's friends turn on him, and the MCU swoops in and arrests all the gang members. At the end, the FPA welcomes both Abernathy and Yates into the fold and start rebuilding and remodeling their office.
603	"Slash"
The FPA and MCU are given their biggest challenge yet when they face off against a serial killer dubbed the Youth Slasher, who targets young couples. With Chief Monroe and the CPD under pressure from the public to catch the killer, the two sides enlist old friend Danny van der Lowe and U.S. Marshal Percy Falcon to help. Things take a turn when the Slasher kidnaps another couple, and taunts both sides to follow the clues and choose to either discover his identity or save his victims. The two teams attempt to do both; despite several close calls, the Slasher is able to slip away clean, though the teams are able to rescue his victims. Logan, Jessica, and Yates swear to eventually catch the Slasher someday.
604	"Bank Roll"
The FPA is enlisted to trackdown Hampton Burns, a wealthy investment banker who scammed his clients out of nearly $100 million. The search for him, however, proves difficult after the banker uses every connection he can to keep the detectives at bay, to the point where not even the MCU can help. However, the FPA has an ace in the hole – Danny – who uses his computer skills to harm Burns' connections both personally and financially, leaving them no choice but to turn on Burns who is arrested before he can leave the country. Meanwhile, Dawn helps one of the FPA's karate students who's father is struggling to get back on his feet after being released from prison. She eventually convinces Leroy to give him a job and L.G.'s as a waiter. Also, Logan experiences his first family emergency, when L.J. ends up in the hospital with a sudden fever.
605	"Sister Code"
The FPA and MCU once again team up with the Vice Squad Sgt. Flake and Det. Sanchez, along with Sanchez's new partner, Det. Michael "Mike" Desmond (J. August Richards) to help take down a cocaine ring. Things take a turn when they run into sassy private investigator Loretta Jones (Kellita Smith), who is revealed to be Lt. Shepherd's younger sister. Loretta tells that she is looking to bring down the ring on behalf of a family friend, whose daughter OD'd on the ring's drugs. Using the evidence Loretta has gathered, the FPA, MCU, and Vice Squad move in and bust the ring at their warehouse, arresting the leaders and seizing all of their drugs. Afterwards, Logan and Jessica extend an FPA investigator job offer to Loretta, at which she accepts. Meanwhile, Jesse starts his freshman year at Chicago State University, and has anxieties about leaving the nest, but Logan comforts him and promises him that his mother will be fine with the FPA at her side. First appearances of Kellita Smith (who joins the main cast) and J. August Richards in the series.
606	"Sweet Revenge"
Aldon Valdez, a criminal that Yates put away 10 years prior, is released and decides to take revenge by having his friends do any and everything to make the lives of him and his family miserable. However, despite Yates knowing that Valdez is behind the harrassment, neither the FPA nor the MCU can get solid evidence or cooperation to nail him. An angry Yates confronts Valdez, which turns physical, leading to a suspension for him. But when Valdez orders Yates' daughter to be attacked outside a nightclub, Yates goes rogue to get Valdez, forcing the the FPA to set a trap for Valdez to bring him down before he can bring Yates down. Meanwhile, Logan and Jessica plan an outing with Laura, Bruce and the kids, and Dawn starts having trouble in her marriage with Patrick.
607	"Retribution"
The FPA and A.D.A. Cross and helps retired federal judge Robert McKillian set up a camping for children of convicted felons to help them realize that they don't need to make the same bad decisions their parents did. Along for the ride are McKillian's three grandchildren, who are still grieving their parents' deaths in a car accident six months prior. Logan and Jessica, along with two other children there, try to help the three by sharing the experience of losing their parents to help bring them out of their shell. Meanwhile, the MCU, with the help of FBI Agent Downing and US Marshal Falcon, tracks escaped convict Dale Neach, who along with a group of other convicts, has decided to exact revenge on those who put him away. He manages to murder his case's prosecutor and head juror, and decides to take out his trial's judge -- Robert McKillian. By the time the MCU is able to deduce what he's doing, Neach has made his way to where the judge, FPA, and the kids are located. His friends hold the FPA at bay and he and prepares to execute McKillian when the two kids who befriended the judge's grandchildren reveal themselves to be Neach's children, but even they can't talk their vengeful father down. Just before Neach can kill McKillian, the MCU, Downing, and Falcon raid the area and with the FPA's help, take down Neach and his friends. Afterwards, McKillian makes clear he has no ill will towards Neach's children and offers to adopt them, much to his grandchildren's elation.
608	"The Worst of Indescretions"
Loretta gets a blast from her past when one of her old clients asks for help once more: she'd previously hired Loretta to spy on her wealthy ex-husband and busted him cheating; now he's doing everything possible to smear her reputation, from false claims of promiscuity, to having an unfit home, to even drug use, all to avoid a big divorce payout and gain custody of their children. Loretta refers the case to the rest of the FPA, and they accept it. But things take a turn when the ex-husband is found murdered in his office and when evidence found suggests that the ex-wife is responsible, she is arrested. The rest of the FPA (especially Loretta) don't believe she committed the murder and set out to clear her when it's revealed her ex had a lot of enemies. Meanwhile, Dawn and Patrick seek out counseling for their marriage, Bruce and Jessica level over the possiblity of Jessica adopting Raini, and Thomas asks Logan for how to move forward in his relationship with Cross.
609	"Seek and Annihilate"
The FPA gets a P.I. case from a young woman who believes that her husband is up to something shady and wishes to find out what it is. They agree to take the case, and tail the man closely. But what they find is extra surprising: not only is the man seeing another woman, but they're both a part of a money laundering operation happening in the heart of Chicago. Upon telling this to the MCU, Perez and Yates reveal that the operation must be that of Russell Falsone, the nephew of a notorious mobster who struck out on his own. Together the two sides must find away to bring down Falsone once and for all.  Meanwhile, Logan and Laura try to get Owen to open up when he is bullied at school, and Leroy must deal with a pair of racists who have been driving customers out of L.G.'s.
610	"A Star is Born"
As the holidays roll in, teen aspiring singer Taylor Spence (guest star Taylor Swift) finds herself being closely followed by the wealthy and entitled Eric Brinehart and his brother Jason, and follows them under the pretense that they will help her launch her career. What she does not know is that they are trying to gain control of the heroin industry in Dallas, and are the focus of a FPA/MCU/Vice Squad joint investigation. After a failed bust, at which Taylor is caught in (after Eric attempted to sexually assault her), the three teams try to find some way to nail him. In the meantime, Taylor is sentenced to community services at the FPA office/dojo, and her gift of singing is brought to light, so the FPA decides to help her achieve her dream with the help of country star Shaina Twain (guest starring as herself). However, Eric becomes enraged that she is pushing on with out him and with Jason, tries to intimidate her by stalking, threating, and even attempting to kidnap her, all of which fail due to the FPA's interference. Fed up, Logan, Jessica and CPD detectives make a deal with the Brinehart brothers' father, George: if they let him into his main office during the time where his sons are supposedly making a drug deal, and find that they aren't, the detectives will turn in their badges, and Logan and Jessica will shut down the FPA for good. George agrees, and sure enough, his sons are caught with the drugs, much to his dismay. George can do nothing but walk away as Eric and Jason are arrested pleading for his help. The teams then celebrate Taylor becoming Shaina Twain's opening act on the road.
611	"A Done Dead Deal"
Det. Abernathy stumbles across a case from her past when the FPA is hired by a wealthy friend of hers for bodyguard work from a mysterious stalker, who turns out to be an abusive and possessive ex-boyfriend. But when the ex-boyfriend is killed by a hired hitman, who is later killed by Leroy in self defense, both Abernathy and her friend come under suspicion of hiring him, especially after Internal Affairs looks at their respective financial records. The FPA and MCU work to clear them both and unearth the real killer. Meanwhile, Bruce's brother Corey (Caleb Walker) visits claiming he wants to stay for a while, but Bruce, Logan, and Jessica become suspicious regarding his behavior.
612	"Secret Agents"
The FPA is thrusted into a federal hullabaloo when their latest client case, an investigation into a suspicious apartment fire uncovers a plot to sell secret government documents to North Korea. Teaming up with their old friends FBI Agent Downing and hacker Danny van der Lowe, the FPA (with the MCU as backup) goes undercover at a galla event held by a politician who is suspected to be one of the conspirators behind the deal. In the process, the investigators and detectives discover that Loretta did some work for both the CIA and Interpol in the, when they run into operatives from each agency -- CIA officer Chad Smith (Chris O'Donnell) and Interpol officer Riley Parrish (Wendy Moniz) -- show up with the same goal to stop the conspiracy deal. Meanwhile, Corey continues to dodge questions from his brother, Jessica and Logan regarding his shifty behavior, and Dawn and Patrick decide to separate.
613	"Slash II"
As the holidays roll by, the FPA finds themselves once again taunted by the Youth Slasher, who claims two more sets of victims. After kidnapping a third couple and once again taunting the agency and the CPD with his puzzles, Logan and Yates are determined to bring the killer to justice. In the end, the hostages are once again rescued, but the killer escapes again, though not before Perez manages to wound him and cause him to leave a blood trail, which both sides scoop up for DNA testing, bringing them a step closer to finding the killer's identity. Meanwhile, Logan, Laura, Jessica, and Bruce prep their relatives' arrival, Christina pines to speak to her father on Christmas Day and Dawn faces spending her first Christmas without Patrick in a long time.
614	"Waste of Space"
The FPA is called in to assist the MCU in the mysterious disappearance of a woman, Sharon Dune from her apartment. The only witnesses to the crime are Jacob Freede, a 12-year-old blind boy and his 8-year-old sister Cara, who heard a commotion in the woman's apartment, and then someone drive off after putting something in their trunk afterwards. After investigating and finding several signs of foul play (a broken vase, Sharon's purse and wallet still there, and a rug missing), the FPA team and the MCU start going after the usual suspects. However, after talking to her workplace at a chemical plant, and then learning about her job as a toxic waste inspector from a neighbor, they turn their attention to the plant. Eventually, both teams learn that the plant had cancelled their contract with a waste disposal company and was dumping their waste illegally. They figure Sharon had discovered this and was about to report it to the EPA; the plant manager, under directions from the owner, attempted to buy her silence, but the meeting went sour and Sharon was taken and possibly killed. Cross seems to agree with their theory, but refuses to prosecute without Sharon's body. Upon becoming aware of there being witnesses to the crime, the manager attempts to break into the Freede's house to kill Jacob and Cara, but is quickly stopped and arrested. The next day, the owner attempts to leave the factory with a drum, but is stopped by Cross, the FPA and the MCU, who open the drum to find Sharon's body. The owner is promptly arrested all the while still ranting about how he's tired of paying to have his waste disposed of and the EPA breathing down his neck.
615	"Parks and Wreck"
The FPA is hired to investigate Keith Stahl, a ruthless developer who wishes to demolish a local park to build condos. This at first proves difficult due to the fact that Stahl has the neccesary paperwork in order. However, just as the groudwork on the construction starts, several artifacts from the slavery era are discovered, forcing a halt on development. The mayor allows the dig to be halted and an excavation to be held, much to Stahl's dismay. Logan, Jessica, Leroy Owen, Christina, Raini, Jesse, and their martial arts students help volunteer in the excavation, but Stahl, determined to start development on his condos, starts resorting to dirty tactics and even violence to stop the excavation, forcing the FPA to find a way to force the ruthless developer to back down.
616	"Slash III"
The Youth Slasher returns yet again, this time kidnapping Leroy's daughter Jasmine and her boyfriend and giving the FPA 48 hours to locate them before they are killed live over the Internet. With the clock ticking and Chief Monroe trying to keep the public calm, the FPA and MCU frantically search for the two, coming up empty each time. However, they catch a break when the DNA of Vance Brown, who is arrested for DUI, comes back to a familial match to the killer's DNA. When questioned, Vance reveals his estranged brother Donald, has disturbing issues and realizes he mush be the Youth Slasher. Vance tells the two teams about a warehouse Donald has rented, and with that, the FPA and MCU head there, and find and rescue Jasmine and her boyfriend. But Donald slips away once more, with Logan and Jessica vowing to catch him once and for all next time.
617	"Small War, Big Issue (1)"
The C.P.D. is overrun by a sudden crack epidemic, and despite the efforts of FPA, MCU, and Vice Squad, the epidemic continues to grow. Things come to a head when the crack pusher gang 'the Blue Devils' who are responsible for the epidemic, kill a young teenager and a street dealer in a driveby. The only witness to the crime is the teen's best friend, James Perry, but he refuses to cooperate due to his disdain of the police, due them killing his cousin. However, after the Blue Devils spread more free drug samples, soon causing an OD wave that claims the life of another friend, and getting other friends hooked, her changes his mind. Meanwhile, the cause of Corey's shifty behavior is finally revealed when several mobsters show up to the Fallon family home while he's away, and inform Logan, Jessica, and Bruce that he has relapsed back into gambling, and owes them $50,000.
618	"Small War, Big Issue (2)"
With James' help, the FPA team track the Blue Devils to a party-heavy part of Chicago, and make positive identifications on all the members; at the same time the MCU and Vice Squad, begin making big progress on quashing the Devils' influence in the city and the epidemic they started. After James tails the shooter of his friend back to a crackhouse the Devils are using for a hideout, the three sides get the proper warrants and conduct a raid, in which they capture all of the gang member and seize most of the drugs, though Sgt. Flake is wounded in the shoulder by the shooter. A.D.A. Cross then starts handing down indictments, and the FPA helps most of those addicted to the Devils' drugs get help. Meanwhile, Logan, Jessica, and Bruce settle Corey's debt with mobsters including paying extra for them to keep Corey out of their gambling establishments. They then confront Corey about his relapsing and putting the ones they love in danger because of it. The episode ends with Logan and Bruce evicting Corey from their house.
619	"Light of Hope"
When a junior high school teacher, who was Logan and Jessica's teacher in elementary school is killed for standing up to a gang leader, the Fallons and the rest of the FPA go undercover as teachers and counselors to locate the killer as well as promote the message of standing up to gang influence. However when Hope, one of Logan's students, starts a campaign to clean up the school, she also becomes a target by the leader. The FPA must do what they can to protect her and bring the gang down. Meanwhile, Corey returns to gambler's support groups, and Lynn offers to help Jessica with her upcoming wedding.
620	"Money Speaks"
David fills in temporarily as the head of security for a country club until a replacement can arrive. While there, he becomes a mentor to two rich kids who act out repeatedly trying to get their wealthy businessman father's attention. The FPA and MCU are later asked to go to the club discreetly to keep an eye on the rich CEOs that would be attending a social function at the club. This ends up being well heeded, as behind the scenes, David's second in command, Collins, who had murdered the previous head of security when he got too close, is working with some men under a mysterious leader to pull off a heist at the function, leaving it up to both teams to protect the wealthy people.
621	"Henry's Peak"
The FPA and MCU are called for help by A.D.A. Cross, whose attempt to prosecute a gang leader is having some difficulty when his gang starts using fear tactics with arson to prevent the witnesses from testifying. However, it gets out of hand when Chicago Fire Captain Henry Clayburg (Tony Goldwyn) denounces their act as cowardly on the news, and the gang responds by attacking the firefighters during their next attack, during which Henry is shot and severely injured after rescuing a man from the fire. It's up to Logan, Jessica, and both teams to stop the gang before anyone else gets hurt.
622	"No Value"
Logan and Jessica get a case by an old friend of Leroy's, who wishes to investigate the death of her trucker son in a supposed drug-related car accident. The boy's mother insists that he would never have anything to do with drugs, and that something is very wrong, and when a look into the boy's past seems to corroborate that, they and the rest of the FPA take the case. The investigation uncovers corruption in the Cook County Sheriff's Department, with the corrupt deputies and Undersheriff doing everything to cover it up. The boy is later discovered alive with his girlfriend, who'd been hiding him. They inform the FPA that the Undersheriff and corrupt deputies had been pressuring him to smuggle drugs for them and then tried to kill him when her refused. However, the corrupt deputies tail the FPA investigators to their hideout, and a standoff ensues, though Loretta manages to get out an alert out to the MCU, who then contact the state police and arrive just in time to arrest the corrupt deputies and Undersheriff. Meanwhile, Corey apologizes to Bruce and the Fallons, Patrick returns to try to reconcile with Dawn, and Logan and Laura learn that they're expecting their second child together.
623	"Slash IV"
As the FPA tries to assist Jessica and Bruce in their upcoming nuptuals, Donald Brown, the Youth Slasher strikes again, killing another young couple, and leaving the agency and the MCU, a taunting message. The bodies are discovered to be that of a former Air Force Corporal and his girlfriend, a rookie FBI agent. As a result, Agent Downing and U.S. Marshal Falcon return to help, and once again Danny is recruited to help with the case. Brown continues taunting the teams with more attacks on people and phone calls that seem untraceable, until Danny's computer expert skills manage to nail his location at an abandoned apartment building, which the FPA, MCU, FBI, and US Marshals immediately head to to raid. Needless to say, Brown is ready and waiting for them, having rigged the place to explode, and as he triggers the timers on the bombs, the teams are forced to evacuate just seconds before the building is demolished in a major explosion...
624	"Slash V: Endgame"
Everyone survives the bombing, but a search of the rubble turns up no trace of Brown's remains anywhere, causing Logan and the FPA to assume that he is alive. Their suspicions are confirmed when Brown later calls them at the MCU squad room, taunting them to catch him before he "reaches their homefront." With that, the FPA, MCU, FBI, and US Marshals immediately begin a chase throughout the city of Chicago to find Brown through streets, into buildings, over rooftops, etc. Eventually, Logan and Jessica realize that the "homefront", Brown is going after their family at their family house. They call and enlist David and Danny, the only ones not at the scene to protect their loved ones from Brown, while they and everyone else rushes to the house. While an armed Brown manages to reach the house, the two manage to keep him at bay together, just as the calvary arrives. Brown attempts to escape, but is eventually cornered by all four teams. Though he is told that it's over for him, Brown refuses to surrender, goes for his weapon and is promptly shot dead by everyone. Afterwards, Logan and Jessica, to reward Danny's bravery, offer him a permanent position at the FPA, which he accepts. At the end, David announces his intention to re-enlist in the Air Force as a combat instructor, and Logan and Laura announce their second pregnancy. Later, that night, Bruce gets an e-mail from his old commanding officer offering him a temporary instructor position at a SEAL training facility in Lake County Illinois. The episode ends with Bruce debating whether to accept the offer. Final appearance of Paul Walker as a full-time regular.

Season 7 (2007-08)

• This season consists of 25 episodes.
• This is the final season.
• Rory Culkin is upgraded to a regular this season.
• Josh Hopkins joins the main cast in the second episode.
• Paul Walker and Shannon Lee are downgraded to "Also Starring" status
  • Walker appears in twelve episodes (ep. 1-3, 11-12, 19-25)
  • Lee appears in fifteen episodes (ep. 1-5, 10-13, 17, 20-25)
• Corey Reynolds joins the "Also Starring" cast.
• Philip Winchester guest stars in ten episodes (ep. 1-3, 11-12, 21-25)
• Julia Stiles recurs for eight episodes (ep. 3-4, 8, 21-25)
• Tammy Lauren, Nicholas Gonzalez, and J. August Richards recur for eight episodes (4, 9, 13, 21-25)
• Chuck Norris and Gena O'Kelley recur for seven episodes (ep. 11-12, 21-25)
• Craig T. Nelson recurs for six episodes (ep. 1, 21-25)
• Joe Spano recurs in nine episodes (ep. 5, 10, 17, 19, 21-25)
• Adam Beach guest recurs in eight episodes (ep. 6, 10, 14, 21-25)
• Regina Hall guest recurs in nine episodes (ep. 5, 10, 15, 17, 21-25)
• Gordon Clapp, Sigourney Weaver, Tara Strong, and Tina Majorino guest star in four episodes (ep. 11-12, 24-25)
• Noah Wyle and Julianne Nicholson guest recur in eight episodes (11-12, 20-25)
• Matt Schulze, Michael Imperioli, Kelly Hu, Vanessa Ferlito, Jonathan LaPaglia, and Tom Wright guest recur for five episodes (ep. 21-25)
• Jack McGee and Teri Hatcher guest star for one episode (ep. 25)

Episode No.	Title
701	"Viral"
The FPA is brought in on a high profile case of a hacker who holds the personal computers of several top military personell hostage for ransom with a virus. Brought in by the millitary to help with the case, the FPA, with Danny's expertise, tries to track the man to remove the virus, but things turn complicated when one of the creators of the virus turns up dead. The investigation eventually leads to a case involving illegal experimentation by a rogue scientist. Meanwhile, David officially re-enlists in the Air Force and Bruce tells everyone about his job offer. After some talk with Jessica, he opts to accept the offer, with her and Logan's approval. Rory Culkin joins the main cast.
702	"New Frontiers"
With Bruce and David preparing to leave, the FPA find themselves a man short. At the same time, Tanner Wolfe (Josh Hopkins) an old college friend of Bruce and former USMC Lance Corporal, arrives in town and finds himself caught in the middle of a kidnapping case in which the FPA and MCU joint-investigate. Wolfe uses his own personal intuition to help solve the case, and Logan and Jessica, impressed, offer him a job as an investigator at the FPA, which e accepts. Meanwhile, Logan, Laura, Owen, and Christina debate new baby names and try to prepare L.J. for the upcoming arrival, and Leroy hires his younger businessman brother Reardon (Corey Reynolds) as the new temporary manager for L.G.'s. First appearances of Josh Hopkins and Corey Reynolds in the series.
703	"Big Shots"
The FPA is brought in by the MCU to help investigate the murder of several fashion models over the last few weeks. Going undercover as models and agents, Logan, Jessica, Bruce, Perez, Loretta, and Shepherd soon suspect that Bart Pinter (Ian Ziering), the head of the modeling agency is up to no good that may or may not be connected to the murders, while the rest of the teams explore an angle focusing on Pinter's past. At the end, the teams and their families throw a farewell party for Bruce and David as they move on to their new ventures.
704	"Phoenix"
The FPA is called in to help clean up another school in inner city Chicago, but this proves difficult due massive poverty, drugs, crime, and violence. Determined to improve conditions after witnessing the suicide of a young student, with the help of also determined new principal Joe Willis, the investigators, with the help of the MCU and Vice Squad, start to make changes within the school: they remove over 200 students identified as gangbangers, troublemakers, drug dealers and users; they force a cleanup of the school's graffiti, and try to instill school pride; they confiscate large quanitities of drugs and weapons, and start tutoring and after-school programs to keep the children busy. They even manage to get some of the expelled students to turn over a new leaf and leave their lives behind, causing a big turn in the community. However, this doesn't sit well with many of the incorrigible expelled students and other gang members, who try a big campaign to force their superiority and undo the changes, forcing the FPA, police, and community to band together in the face of this adversity. Meanwhile, Raini tries to adjust to her father's departure, and Jesse deals with being brutally assaulted by several of the gang members.
705	"Protect and Reserve"
The FPA is contacted by FBI Special Agent Downing for another consultation. Only this time, he brings in ATF Special Agent Keisha Lowell (Regina Hall), who needs help on tracking down a white supremacist gang who has stolen firearms from several military reserves and is selling them on the black market for a bargain. Logan, Wolfe, and Dets. Thomas, and Abernathy go undercover in the group to get close to the leader, while the others try to shut down the operation from the outside. Elsewhere, Leroy and Reardon clash over the latter's micromanaging, Laura considers having a home birth, and Dawn  reunites with estranged huband Patrick in a reconciliation attempt.
706	"Blindspot"
US Marshal Percy Falcon returns to ask the FPA and MCU for help in finding a witness vitally important to a federal human trafficking case. When the two groups search for the witness, they find a massacre of five people in a store that was a front for the ring's activities. Realizing that the ring is aiming to tie up any and all loose ends, the two sides are forced to take drastic measures to find the witness before they do. Meanwhile, Wolfe comes into conflict with Logan over how to approach the case, and Det. Thomas reaches a new point with his relationship with A.D.A. Cross.
707	"The Grey Stallion"
James Colin Burns (Randolph Mantooth), a horse owner, wants to win races in order to increase his horse's stud fees, even if it means by cheating. After a rival horse defeats his horse, breaking it's previously unbeaten record, Burns murders the horse, along with its owner and trainer (the latter of whom had been secretly working for him). He then sets his sights on fixing an upcoming race by targeting another rival horse Grey Moon, which is owned by one of Logan and Jessica's friends. The two then set out with the rest of the FPA to stop Burns before he reaches the horse and their friend's daughter.
708	"Wild Children"
While on vacation in Miami, Florida with their families and children, the FPA members take down a group of rowdy poachers who were terrorizing the wildlife and citizens on a beach. On their boat, Logan and Jessica discover that the poachers have captured two feral children (an 8-year-old boy and 7-year-old girl) raised by wolves. Upon being rescued, the children are taken to a facility where scientists wish to study them, leaving the FPA members disgusted. Things take a turn for the worse when someone tries to kill the two wild children, but they escape into the unfamiliar environment of the American city of Miami, before being rescued by Miami-Dade P.D. Detective Linda Suarez (guest star Janina Gavankar). Logan and Jessica bond with the children as they and the others teach them human basics and are reminded of their own siblinghood. However, when Christina and Raini accidentally trigger a mystery memory that traumatizes them, the two bring in a psychologist to try and find out what that something is. They find that the children witnessed several murders sometime ago, and eventually are able to find their full past: the children are Timmy and Carly Donner, the youngest two children of businesspeople and philanthopists, Keith and Emma Donner, who were murdered along with with their three eldest children and several business partners during a comapny retreat. Adrian Donner, Keith's ruthless brother and his wife Susan, who now have control of all of the Donner's business and personal assests, had them all killed to get control of his company, and now wish to finish off Timmy and Carly (who are the surviving heirs to the Donner fortune) to retain ownership of everything. After two more failed attempts, Adrian and Susan finally have Timmy and Carly kidnapped and attempt to drown them in the ocean. However, the FPA manages to intercept with the help of the Miami-Dade P.D., rescue the children, and arrest Adrian & Susan and their accomplices. Later, Timmy and Carly say their first English words, identifying Logan, Jessica and the others as friends, and are adopted by the Donners' long-time and loyal butler, as the FPA investigators continue their vacation.
709	"Staying Above Water"
Logan and Jessica try to keep promising young football player Rico Fremonté from throwing away his future after his caring mother and abusive father are killed in a car accident (due to the father's drunk driving). Meanwhile, the FDA and MCU work with the Vice Squad in an investigation to stop a counterfeit ecstasy ring which is selling Devil's Breath (ecstasy laced with PCP), after five teens high on the drug are hit and killed by a truck. While surveilling the drug dealers, they witness Rico at a meeting with the ring's leader, whom Rico has been told is a big-time professional league recruiter. Later, some friends of Rico confront some drug dealing thugs whom Rico has fallen in with. The leader stabs one friend sparking a brawl before Rico knocks him out and the FPA and police arrive on the scene. Logan and Jessica are able to relate to Rico over his parents death by telling him about theirs and are able to convince him not to throw his future away, and the three teams take down the ring after getting all the operation details from the lead dealer.
710	"Shot in the Dark"
FBI Special Agent Downing, ATF Special Agent Lowell, and US Marshal Falcon all return to request the FPA's help on nailing Jasper Tomlin, a notorious firearms runner who is looking to reunite with his family, who are in Witness Protection. The trail gets more and more complicated, especially when it's revealed that Tomlin is suffering from an inoperable brain tumor and has just months left to live.  Meanwhile, Laura's third trimester has the entire Fallon family up in knots, Loretta confronts her ex-husband over a financial problem he has caused her, and Danny meets with his estranged father.
711	"The Smallest Victim"
As the holiday season arrives, the FPA investigators and MCU detectives await the arrival of their families for Christmas; Owen and Christina's father Clark (guest star Noah Wyle) and his fianceé Phoebe Weston (special guest star Julianne Nicholson) also come home for the holidays. Bruce also arrives home for the holidays, just as the FPA catches a case of two boys, Lonnie and Kyle Shaw, whom both Bruce and Wolfe are previously acquainted due to their sister Chelsea being Wolfe's old high school flame, by the boys' guidance counselor. Deciding to see for themselves, Bruce and Wolfe follow the boys to Chelsea's home and find that she has become an alcoholic, is living in poor conditions, her parents are estranged from her, and she has a baby boy, Bobby, by another old boyfriend who refuses to contribute to the child's care. They also find that Lonnie and Kyle have been coming over and cleaning up the place and caring for their nephew, while Chelsea goes out to work or when she gets drunk in order to prevent Social Services from taking Bobby.  Bruce and Wolfe convince the boys that Chelsea needs help and that they can't just keep covering for her. But Bobby's father refuses to help, as do Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, who ultimately gave up on Chelsea following a downward spiral that started after she and Wolfe broke up; the two refuse to even see their grandchild, due to Chelsea's alcoholism and Bobby's father's worthlessness. As a result, with no other choice, Bobby is turned over to Social Services and placed in foster care, much to Chelsea and her brothers' dismay; disgusted by their parent's abandonment and indifference, Lonnie and Kyle move out of their house and in with Wolfe. Meanwhile, the FPA and MCU investigate a armored car robbery in which the theives in question escape with over $200,000; the leader in question, Tad Vernon is Chelsea's current boyfriend, and he and his accomplices stash the money at her house, unbeknowst to her. They then find themselves unable to retrieve it due to the above mentioned case, so they force Lonnie and Kyle to get it for them by threatening Chelsea's life. The FPA investigators quickly catch onto this, though, and manage to convince Chelsea to tell them where Tad hangs out. They and the MCU then raid the place and rescue the boys and apprehend Tad and his gang. In the end, Chelsea agrees to go to rehab, and her parents, with urging from Wolfe agree to take custody of Bobby and try to reconcile with her, Lonnie, and Kyle, as everyone celebrates a Merry Christmas.
712	"Requiem"
A couple of days into the new year, Marley White (Dick Van Dyke), a retiring private investigator, asks for the FPA's help in closing his sole unsolved case: the murder of a young doctor in front of his young son 25 years prior. As the team investigates with White, somebody makes desperate attempts to force them to back off and another murder occurs, forcing the FPA to call in the MCU team for help. The two teams ultimately come across a conspiracy that digs deep into the underbelly of Chicago politics. Meanwhile, with the delivery date for Laura and Logan's second child looming, Laura goes in for an OB-GYN check up appointment; due to Logan being busy with the case, she goes with Clark and Weston, leaving Owen, Christina, and L.J. in the hands of her family. On the way back from the appointment, the three are in a bad car accident; while Clark and Weston are only shaken up, Laura is badly injured. Weston calls for help, and then she and Clark use their medical training to help Laura and her unborn child until help arrives. Not long after it does, Laura's water breaks, forcing the firefighters and paramedics to work fast to get her out of the car, as her contractions start to become stronger. When they finally get her out, she is hoisted into an ambulance and an emergency delivery is performed, and she gives birth to a girl. She holds her baby, but then passes out, having Weston take the baby. After solving the case, Logan, the others, and him and Laura's relatives families learn off the accident and rush to the hospital to find that Laura and the baby are both okay. With their friends and families present, the two name their daughter Liberty Phoebe Brooke Fallon, or Libby, taking her first middle name from her newly appointed godmother.
713	"Snowfall"
Logan and Jessica are personally hired by an old friend and colleague of their father's who is trying to help his drug addict daughter kick her cocaine addiction. However, they are forced to get the MCU and Vice Squad involved when her dealer takes drastic measures to keep his best customer under his thumb. Meanwhile, Logan and Laura adjust to having a new baby in the house once again, and Danny and Wolfe hit the dating circut with the help of Detectives Thomas and Desmond.
714	"Judicial Interference"
When A.D.A. Cross is repeatedly threatened while handing a high-profile murder trial, she hires the FPA to find out who exactly is trying to kill her and why. Together, with U.S. Marshal Falcon (who is leading her protection detail), the investigators look into everyone involved in the case and past casts, to find a link. But the investigation leads them into a revealation of corruption in the D.A.'s office linking up to Cross' boss. Meanwhile, Jessica goes to the hospital after feeling ill for several days. She eventually learns from that she's not really sick – she's seven weeks pregnant.
715	"Not My Kind"
Jessica announces her pregnancy to the rest of her family and friends, just as FBI Agent Downing and ATF Agent Lowell return to request the FPA's help on locating Lance Granli, the cousin of noted arms smuggler, Keaton Granli, who is in hiding to avoid testifying at his cousin's trial. With the help of the MCU detectives, the FPA and two agents search for Lance, but finds their progress impeded by a series of hitmen, who unbeknowst to them, have been hired by Keaton not to kill his cousin, but the law enforcement officials pursuing him. At the end, Jessica calls Bruce to tell him the news about the pregnancy.
716	"Way Back When"
Danny's past returns to haunt him when an old acquaintance begins threatening him to help him commit a diamond heist under the threat of killing his girlfriend and his entire family. Logan, Jessica, and the rest of the FPA quickly notice Danny's strange attitude and after learning about Danny's acquaintance, try to bring him down from the shadows. Elsewhere, Reardon tries to prepare the L.G.'s staff for a cooking competition, and Wolfe and Loretta take a case of domestic abuse.
717	"Two & Two"
The FPA takes a case from a young mother who witnessed a murder and is now being threatened by the killer. When the killer abducts the woman's five-year-old son, and having planted evidence to implicate her in the murder, tries to force her to turn herself in for the crime or let her son die, the FPA is forced to bring in the MCU, FBI Agent Downing, and ATF Agent Lowell when it's believed that the killer maybe be dealing with Chicago police officers. At home, Laura tries to set up a new family photo with Libby's addition, and Lynn and Dawn assist Jessica with dealing with her pregnancy and Raini's excitment of becoming a big sister.
718	"Point Shave"
While the FPA and their families and friends help the community gear up for a high school state basketball championship, the event is soon complicated by the death of their home team's assistant basketball coach. The investigations leads to their discovery of a blackmail plot towards the team caused by an illegal high-stakes gambling ring, who wishes to collect big off an "underdog" win from the opposing team. The FPA investigators and MCU detectives must work together to put a stop to the plan before the championship game starts. At the end, with his year-long teaching job over, Bruce calls Jessica, telling her to tell everyone that he is coming home.
719	"Homefront"
Bruce returns home just as the FPA and MCU must work with Agent Downing again, when a group of domestic terrorists announce an urban release of sarin gas unless several federal prisoners are released. As all they work to find and stop the bomb with the sarin attached, Bruce deduces that the terrorists are actually after only a specific one of the prisoners, and the other prisoners and the attack are nothing more than diversions. They must then also determine which prisoner the group is after and why in order to capture them. At the end, Bruce and Jessica finally announce their wedding date.
720	"The Extra Heavy Hitter"
The Fallons' karate dojo is challenged by a rival dojo, who's students seem to have gotten something of an unnatural boost from somewhere; the kids begin acting more aggressive and angry, especially towards their opponents. After one child is hit by a car (after jumping in front of it thinking he's invincible), and another is blinded during a sparring match, Logan, Jessica, and the rest of the FDA investigates. They soon discover that a new sports drink the dojo has gotten from one of its sponsors is chock full of a combination of steroids and other drugs, and suspect someone in the company is conducting illegal testing, which is heightened after someone takes a shot at them in their house. Meanwhile, Clark and Weston return once more and are revealed to be living together, Owen and Christina try to adapt to this new change. Also, Logan and Laura try to assist in Bruce and Jessica's wedding plans, and Lynn is hired by Reardon as L.G.'s new assistant manager.
721	"Under Siege (1)"
The first part of the final five-part storyline of the series. Logan, Jessica and the rest of the FPA and MCU teams are approached by a senator to stop a criminal genius (named The Chief) who has infiltrated local, state and federal law enforcement and intellegence agencies all over the US and other countries, resulting in many law officers and agents covers being blown and lives taken. To do this, the FPA and MCU and recruit former members Crossetti, Jerry, Weston, Rose & O'Connell (who return on the condition of vidication of all charges and the latter's reinstatment to the force), Wyler (who is now Deputy Chief in Stalling's old position), and David (back from his latest Air Force tour). The task force is also assisted from the Chicago Vice Squad, Logan and Jessica's Uncle Jake, a hacker friend of Danny's Emily "Burn" Burnham, police officers from other major cities (Los Angeles, New York, Miami, and Dallas), agents from multiple federal agencies (FBI (Downing), DEA, ATF (Lowell), U.S. Marshals (Falcon), DHS, DSS, Secret Service, NSA, and CIA (Smith)), and several international agencies and those from other countries (Interpol (Parrish), MSS (Li & second agent), MI6, Mossad, and French Intelligence). Together the task force, partially overseen by A.D.A. Cross, is forced to split up over America and the world, to rescue law enforcement officials from the criminal orgainizations that have (or will) recieve their identities, and uncover evidence that will lead them to the Chief.
722	"Heat of Battle (2)"
In the second episode of th five-part storyline, the Chief continues to use knowledge gained from his computer hacking to terrorize all forms of law enforcement around the world, and manages to keep the Fallons and the task force at bay. However, Danny and Burn manage to discover a crucial detail in the Chief's plan that could give them a breakthrough.
723	"Turning Point (3)"
In the third episode of the five-part storyline, the Fallons and the task force begin making real progress in ending the Chief's reign of terror. Hoping to gain an edge over them, the Chief uses his hacker to remotely hijack a plane carrying a key witness to protect one of his associates, and Loretta, David, Abernathy, Crossetti, and Downing are the only hope of delivering it safely.
724	"Home Turf (4)"
In a desperate bid to avoid capture as the Fallons close in, the Chief orders hits on all the task force. But when that fails (as each member manages to foil or survive the hits), he kidnaps Laura, Owen, Christina, L.J. Libby, and Raini, and indicates a personal, vidictive connection to Logan and Jessica in the fourth part of the five-part storyline.
725	"The Final Reckoning (5)"
In the finale of the five-part storyline (and the series), Logan, Jessica, Jake, and Bruce, with the help of the rest of the task force rush to rescue Laura and their children from the grip of the Chief, who is revealed to be Francis Talgorno, the son of Albert Talgorno, the mobster who had Logan & Jessica's family murdered when they were children, and whom they killed along with Jake in Bound By Honor. Francis is now out to get revenge on the Fallons and all law enforcement for the death of his father. With the task force's help, the Fallons lay siege to the beach-front compound where Francis is holding Laura and the children. The task force soon has all Francis' remaining men and accociates captured or killed, Jessica and Jake rescue Laura and the children, and Logan and Bruce face off against Francis and his main enforcer in a final hand-to-hand fight, which results in the compound being destroyed in an explosion, Francis and his enforcer being gunned down underwater, and Jessica, Jake, and Wolfe helping Logan rescue Bruce when he is pinned underwater by a concrete slab. Four months later: Bruce and Jessica's wedding day arrives, and she and Logan reminice at the grave of their murdered family members over everything that has transpired. The spirits of baby Amy (as a 6-year-old), their parents  grandparents, appear to them, and praise them for the adults, spouses and parents they've become (or are about to become), and vow that they will always be watching no matter what. The satisfied Logan and Jessica then head to the  ceremony where Bruce and Jessica (now five months pregnant with twins) are finally married, with all their friends, family, and acquaintances looking on.