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Mystery - November 2006 Fast Picks
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Featuring
MYSTERY WEEKENDS including Shark, NUMB3RS, The Closer, NCIS, House, The Unit and Without a Trace
MYSTERY MOVIE: A Job To Kill For Sunday, November 12 |
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Missing persons, medical mysteries, and multiple murders. The viewing destination for contemporary, suspense-filled drama is MYSTERY Weekends. Highlights for November include:
Shark - Saturdays at 3 p.m. ET
Nov 4 - Fashion Police - Sebastian is adamant a wrongful death case can’t be won, but changes his tune when he learns a rival is the opposing counsel.
Nov 11 - Déjà vu All Over Again – Sebastian fears the circumstances surrounding a child’s kidnapping are remarkably similar to a case from 15 years prior.
NUMB3RS - Saturdays at 6 p.m. ET
Nov 4 – Longshot – Don investigates a suspicious death at the racetrack.
Nov 11 – Rampage – Charlie is injured when an assailant opens fire in the FBI offices.
Nov 18 – Blackout – Power outages across L.A. plague Don, who must determine whether they occur by accident, or by acts of terrorism.
The Closer - Saturdays at 7 p.m. ET
Nov 4 – Batter Up – Brenda reaches an ethical crossroads while investigating a series of hate crimes that have escalated to murder.
Nov 11 – Good Housekeeping – A known sex offender appears to be guilty of rape, but Brenda uncovers surprising evidence to the contrary.
Nov 18 – The Butler Did It - A wealthy widow’s death, closely followed by the suicide of her butler, raises suspicion.
Nov 25 – LA Woman – Brenda clashes with the FBI while investigating the murder of a prominent businessman.
The Unit - Saturdays at 8 p.m. ET
Nov 4 – SERE – The Unit gets a supreme shock once they enter a special survival course and learn they’ll be PoWs.
Nov 11 – Eating the Young – Jonas and his team must locate a series of surface-to-air missiles before they leave Brazil.
Nov 18 – Exposure – A reporter threatens to uncover the Unit’s secrets.
Nov 25 – Unannounced – When Bob’s cover is blown in Africa, it puts a visiting dignitary’s choices in question.
House – Sundays at 6 p.m. ET
Nov 5 – The Mistake – Chase faces a disciplinary hearing, and Stacey (Sela Ward) must determine where his neglect caused a young mother to die.
Nov 12 – Deception – It’s up to House to determine if a hypochondriac is indeed ill with a mysterious ailment.
Nov 19 – Failure to Communicate – Stranded at an airport during a storm, House ‘phones it in’ helping his staff make a difficult diagnosis.
Nov 26 – Need To Know – A woman who can’t control her muscles crashes her car; House and Stacey seek to understand their relationship.
NCIS – Sundays at 7 p.m. ET
Nov 5 – Jeopardy – Ziva is protected by the NCIS team when it’s revealed she may be involved in a suspect’s death.
Nov 12 – Sandblast – The team investigates a suspected terrorist attack but runs into a trap in the process.
Nov 19 – Witch Hunt – On Halloween, a ransom case takes some creepy turns.
Nov 26 – Once a Hero – An honoured marine is found murdered, but leaves a trail of questionable evidence in his wake.
Without a Trace – Sundays at 8 p.m. ET
Nov 5 – All For One – A teenager at a detention centre goes missing soon after another resident threatens her life.
Nov 12- The Damage Done – Jack helps an old rival locate his missing son.
Nov 19 – The Calm Before – Jack believes Hurricane Katrina has played a role in the disappearance of a woman’s husband.
Law & Order Special Victims Unit – Weekends at 4 p.m. ET
Law & Order Criminal Intent – Weekends at 5 p.m. ET
MYSTERY delvers a double dose of Canada’s favourite crime franchise. Crack cases with the diverse and determined detectives who expertly investigate New York’s underbelly.
Mystery Movie: A Job to Kill For
Sunday Nov 12, 9 p.m. ET
When workaholic ad exec Jennifer (Sean Young, No Way Out) hires anxious young assistant Stacey (Georgia Craig), it appears to be a match made in professional heaven. Things soon take a dark turn as Stacey begins to use murderous tactics in order to get results.
*All Dates and times subject to change.
Media Contacts:
Dan Kenning
Evangeline Wolfe
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