E.N.G.

A judge's radical decision might be more politics than justice. Terri's husband is laid off.

A pro baseball player comes out of retirement for a charity game. Ann has second thoughts about buying a house with Jake.

Dan's story on a missing girl may not tell the full story. Ann, Mike, and Kyle worry about JC as they begin to suspect he has a drinking problem.

A movement to out gay community members by publicizing their names without permission threatens the lifestyle of a member of the Channel 10 team.

Ann meets Adam Hirsch whose father wants to buy Channel 10 and fire Mike for running a story that casts him in an unpleasant light.

Jake films a heroic deed but things go awry when the hero turns out to be a convicted murderer.

The team tracks the movements of a Sheik in hiding and discover a connection that makes Ann question her relationship with Adam.

Dan gets an anonymous tip that leads him to a murder victim, but he might be be getting in too deep. Adam Hirsch considers buying Channel 10, but will his tactics drive a wedge between Ann and Mike?

Adam's attempt to make the news more exciting puts Dan's job in jeopardy.

Journalistic ethics and the impact of a false report are demonstrated in a big way when Adam implements new methods that has Channel 10 paying for stories and skipping the research.

Mike's old boss comes to town seeking help with a government cover up story, but is he really dealing with reality?

JC's drinking begins to affect his work leaving Ann anxious about him.

When escaped murder convict Missy Playfair turns up in Canada claiming innocence, Jake gets in over his head.

Adam Hirsch demands that Channel 10 become more exciting to attract a younger audience. Mike's estranged daughter is back in town and Mike tries to get closer to her by offering a job to her controversial radio host boyfriend.

Terri and Jake profile a teacher with controversial methods that hit a little too close to home for Jake. Mike explores a job opportunity.