What’s On This Week

NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS, NCIS: New Orleans, Criminal Minds and CSI: Cyber are each airing a repeat on CBS this week. (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation isn’t on the schedule.)

First up, NCIS: Los Angeles will air a repeat of “In the Line of Duty” from season six at 9:59pm ET/PT tonight. Take a look at the episode synopsis below:

After U.S. Ambassador Nancy Kelly narrowly escapes a terrorist attack at the U.S. consulate in Tunisia, Callen and Sam are sent on a secret, dangerous mission to obtain key evidence from the crime scene. Upon their return, the team seeks Kelly’s help to provide missing information.

On Tuesday at 8:00pm ET/PT, NCIS will re-air “No Good Deed” from season twelve. Here’s the episode description:

DiNozzo is partnered with his girlfriend ATF Special Agent Zoé Keates after evidence reveals that the murder weapon in an NCIS case was originally purchased for the controversial ATF sting operation “Operation Fast and Furious.” Also, Anthony DiNozzo Sr. returns to town for a special dinner to meet his son’s girlfriend.

The summer series Zoo airs at 9:00pm ET/PT on Tuesday, followed by NCIS: NOLA at 10:00pm ET/PT. Check out the episode summary for “Rock-A-Bye-Baby” below:

When a Navy Commander’s car is stolen with his baby inside, the NCIS team must determine if this was a random carjacking or a targeted abduction.

On Wednesday, following Extant at 9:00pm ET/PT, Criminal Minds will re-air “Fate” from season ten at 10:00pm ET/PT. Here’s the episode description:

The BAU investigates random murders in northern Virginia and searches for a conflicted UnSub who has an uncontrollable urge to kill but is also filled with remorse. Meanwhile, Rossi receives a visit from a woman who could hold a secret from his past.

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation isn’t on the schedule this week. However, CSI: Cyber will offer a repeat of “The Evil Twin” on Sunday at 10:00pm ET/PT. Here’s the synopsis:

Avery and her team investigate the murder of a woman whose electronic devices indicate that she was alive for three days after her official time of death.