Sue Thomas F.B. Eye

When Sue and the FBI team track a serial murderer whose victims are powerful and successful women, Sue finds herself matching wits with the killer in a twisted game of 'Simon Says.' Meanwhile, Lucy faces a challenge of a different kind: hiring a good plumber.

Sue is thrilled to reconnect with a Deaf woman, an up and coming sculptor. But when the woman becomes a murder suspect, Sue must determine is she committed the crime. Meantime, everything that can go wrong does when Bobby and Myles escort two ne'er-do-well federal witnesses - Howie and Otis - out of town to testify at a trial.

Sue and the rest of the team investigate the death of a prominent Senator's son during a college fraternity hazing. But what appears to be an open and shut case of alcohol poisoning takes a surprising turn. Meanwhile, Sue gets a lesson in 'instant adolescent parenting' when Amanda, Sue's twelve-year-old Deaf friend, spends the week.

When a mysterious photo memory stick is delivered to the FBI, Sue and the team must unravel its secrets, leading them on a twisty path to a mysterious stranger. Meanwhile, Myles' campaign for a vacant city council seat turns personal when he discovers his opponent is his hated next-door neighbor.

Sue becomes the only link between the FBI team and a rogue British agent with amnesia - but is the agent remembering more than he's letting on? Meanwhile, Jack finds himself becoming closer to the agent's female boss - who also happens to be an old flame.

When Sue, Jack and the team investigate a bomb explosion at a restaurant, they discover the only survivor - and witness - is a twelve-year-old boy. Meanwhile, Myles tries a new health regimen: vitamin loading.

Sue and Jack investigate the kidnapping of a young woman - but when they track down the kidnapper, they find themselves pursuing an unexpected - and possibly more dangerous - case. Meanwhile, the team members vow to kick their odd little quirks - except for Myles, who believes he has none.

When a drug-laden plane crashes outside of D.C., Sue and the team must track down the drug smugglers - but has someone beaten them to the evidence? Meanwhile, annoying office manager Randy has a new job for Sue: helping him pursue an online romance.

When Sue and the team search for the source of a new designer drug, they cross paths with a win-at-all-costs Bounty Hunter (guest star Ron Lea from 'Doc') - who has a score to settle with Jack. Meanwhile, Levi is named "Canine of the Year" - but Sue discovers having a celebrity in the family is not all it's cracked up to be.

Sue is shocked to discover her friend Troy (Deaf actor - and Deanne Bray's real-life husband - Troy Kotsur) has been arrested for armed robbery - a crime he swears he didn't commit. Meanwhile, Bobby learns his girlfriend (guest star Polly Shannon) has received a job offer that means relocating to Los Angeles - but if she goes, will he follow?

Sue and the team are approached by a woman who claims she's witnessed a murder - but the case is turned on its head when they discover the eyewitness has a disturbing secret of her own. In the meantime, Dimitrius is passed over for the position of supervisor of the squad - and must deal with the new supervisor, who has a style all his own.

While investigating a bank robbery, Sue and the team discover it was robbed five years ago - has the robber returned to the scene of the crime? The clue trail leads them to a surprising twist. Meanwhile, Lucy finds a cache of old love letters sent to her grandmother - and is surprised to learn they're from a man who is not her grandfather.

Sue is offered an exciting new high-profile job at the FBI - but is torn when she realizes it means leaving her FBI teammates and friends, including twelve-year-old Amanda, behind. Meanwhile, Jack is the victim of identity theft and vows to track down 'the other Jack Hudson.' And the real Sue Thomas makes a surprising return guest appearance.