When new bodies are linked to Sicarius, the BAU takes Voit into the field to verify the killings.

New Hyde will be closed. The devil wants out. Dorry loses it all.

After a crushing loss leaves Wrexham spiraling at Christmas time, a giant FA Cup matchup against a Premier League opponent gives goalie Arthur Okonkwo a shot at redemption. Off the pitch, we catch up with midfielder Ollie Rathbone and Welsh translator Maxine Hughes.

Michael Kosta skewers the Trump administration's dubious new hires, from a Pentagon employee tied to January 6 to intelligence chief Bill Pulte, who has no intelligence background. He also covers Knicks fans going full "zombie" after a Game 1 win and Trump's bizarre plans for America's 250th birthday, including his face on a $250 banknote. Jordan Klepper reports from a New Orleans celebration, asking pointed questions about Trump, January 6 pardons, and the nation's future. Then Beth Stern joins Kosta to discuss her children's book, Coco and Stephen, Together Forever, inspired by her rescue animals, while sharing her advocacy for pet adoption and responsible ownership. Kosta's rescue dog Walter also pops in.

Jimmy welcomes actor John Lithgow, actress Regina Hall, and a musical performance by Malcolm Todd.

Jeremy hatches a plan for the pub's first festive season, kicking off in style when the Farmer's Dog hosts a gig by one of Ireland's biggest bands. Elsewhere, farmers from across the UK gather to protest the government's latest tax hikes.

Björn makes Kurt an offer he can't refuse... or can he? As things get ugly in the basement, staying calm is Björn's last defense against chaos.

With Jack down in the dumps, Kate pressures him to hit the ground running. Danny and Claude's relationship faces a new test.

A woman is murdered in front of her 2-year-old in '90s London. While his father tries to shield him from a media storm, the police identify a key suspect.

David Tennant hosts, with guest panellists comedian Chloe Petts and politician/journalist Michael Gove joining team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton as they delve into the news.