After serving nearly three years for a crime he didn’t commit a recently exonerated man (Anthony Anderson) hires Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (Dulé Hill) to solve the crime for which he was wrongfully convicted and find the man who actually robbed the restaurant in order to receive restitution from the state for his incarceration.
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After a three-month hiatus Bones returns with Bones (Emily Deschanel) and Booth’s (David Boreanaz) disagreement over the best location to have their baby and the discovery of the remains of a fugitive in a suburb sewer system.
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Mary (Mary McCormack) and Marshall (Frederick Weller) attempt to track down their latest witness, a former Navy Seal (Alimi Ballard) turned freelance operator, flees to a Native American reservation. Without any legal jurisdiction the pair are forced to ask for the help of the reservation’s Chief of Police (Wes Studi) to track the witness down.
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In need of a mediator, Judge Nicastro (Gerald McRaney) enlists Kate’s (Sarah Shahi) help in a dispute coencerning a fishing boat captain (Timothy Murphy) who is refusing to pay for an injured deckhand (Aaron Hill) who lost his hand in a boating accident. The case is complicated by the young man’s previous drug use and the the fact that the sailor is the captain’s estranged son.
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Avengers vs. X-Men, Marvel Comics’ big 2012 summer event begins here. With a Zero issue. Really? A Zero issue? Apparently Marvel didn’t learn from DC’s mightily bungled New 52 that things which happened in the 1990’s should stay in the 1990’s.
The comic is broken into two stories. The first (written by Brian Michael Bendis) is the reemergence of the Scarlet Witch who, with the help of Ms. Marvel and Spider-Woman, helps save a United Nations ambassador from M.O.D.O.K. and A.I.M. Despite her concerns the pair convince her to return to the Avengers mansion where she receives a chilly reception.
The second story (by Jason Aaron) focuses on Hope‘s growing violent outbursts as she waits for the Phoenix to arrive to either embrace her or destroy her. The story begins with Hope’s altercation with Cyclops over his overprotective nature and ends with her nearly beating the Serpent Society to death before looking longingly into the sky for something just beyond the horizon.
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