- Rating: 6.70
- Year of issue: 2011
- Genres: Crime, Drama
- Countries: United States
- Duration: 60 minutes
Carrie Wells, a former NY Police detective, has a rare medical condition that gives her the ability to visually remember everything. She rejoins the force and uses her ability to solve crimes.
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1. Pilot
When a murder reunites former detective Carrie Wells with her old colleague and flame, she must utilize her rare ability to revisit her every memory to catch the killer. -
When a young boy witnesses a murder, Carrie must put aside the memories of her sister's death to help him lead the police to the killer.
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When a hotel maid is accused of murdering a guest who she says tried to rape her, Carrie takes matters into her own hands to uncover the truth, threatening Al's investigation.
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When a crime scene is destroyed in an explosion moments after Carrie catches a glimpse of the room, her memories become a crucial piece of the investigation.
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When Al's ex-partner is gunned down and the investigation reveals he may have been a dirty cop, Carrie must decide how to support him without getting too close.
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Carrie and Al's investigation into the murder of a hard-partying heiress takes an unexpected turn when they discover that the woman apparently didn't exist until 18 months earlier.
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Carrie's investigation into the death of her sister moves forward, but her inability to let go may hinder the search for a missing infant whose father was murdered.
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Al and Carrie investigate the murder of a teen who seemed to have no enemies. Meanwhile, Carrie looks to her estranged aunt for help with the investigation into her sister's murder.
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When a second murder suddenly occurs at an active crime scene, Al and Carrie must wade through hundreds of bystanders to uncover if it was retribution or an unrelated attack.
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When a renowned ghost hunter is killed, Carrie and Al discover that his death is linked to a chilling discovery he made on a recent assignment.
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When a construction worker with a promising future is murdered, Carrie and Al wonder if his ties to the mob were the cause of his death or an unrelated coincidence.
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A routine investigation into a college student's death takes a disturbing turn for Carrie when a suspect makes a dangerous move to outwit her memory.
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During a murder trial in which a real estate mogul is accused of killing his wife, a key witness disappears. Carrie and Al must find the witness and solve the case within 48 hours, or all charges against the defendant will be dismissed.
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A murder victim is found in the middle of a ballpark. The victim is a bank manager involved with a robbery at his bank, while his girlfriend reports he is a good, clean guy to Carrie.
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Al and Carrie are forced to the sidelines by a negotiator when the father of a suspect that Roe shot takes members of the Queens PD, including Nina, hostage in a desperate quest for justice.
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Carrie finds the true identity of her nemesis, Fred, who also gives her not only clues to the current homicide investigation of a tennis player on the comeback trail but also offers a clue in the death of Rachel, Carrie's sister.
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Carrie meets Steve's parents and other mob related friends at the opening of his restaurant and is taken off a case because of guilt by association: her romantic friendship with Steve.
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The investigation of a research lab fire has the fire marshal reluctant to say the “B” word because the suggestion would mean post 9/11 red tape interference until Carrie tells him where the detonator is she passed in the hallway.
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21. Endgame
Carrie arrives at a murder scene not knowing it was of Walter Morgan, her nemesis who held the clues to the death of Carrie's sister Rachael. -
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The second season begins with Carrie and Al joining the Major Crimes Section of the NYPD to work the city's highest-profile cases. Their first investigation is a child kidnapping that makes Carrie wonder if a move from Queens to Manhattan was the right one for her.
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A murdered body washes ashore in the Hamptons, and Carrie and Al's boss offers them a “paid vacation” in his beautiful Southampton cottage, in order to help local law enforcement find the killer, who may or may not be related to a previous serial killer.
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Eliot and the mayor are trapped in an elevator by a cybercriminal who threatens to send them to their death, forcing Carrie to work from within the building to thwart his plans.
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13. Reunion
When a high school classmate of Carrie's is murdered at her reunion, she must revisit her memories as a teenager for clues to the motive.
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The Secret Service enlists Carrie and Al's help when a murder investigation leads them to uncover a counterfeiting ring run by an assassin. Boris Kodjoe guest stars.
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Carrie and Al investigate the death of a boxer, when he is beaten to death. The clues suggest that the victim hadn't tried to defend himself or fight back against his attacker.
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A young ambitious world news reporter turns up dead the day she breaks a big news story implicating a high ranking official in a sex scandal. Carrie and Al both use their connections in high places to access information.
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Carrie and Al must find the connection between a murdered coast guard officer, a celebrity chef who threw him out of his restaurant and a missing block of C-4 before the explosives are used.
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Carrie investigates the books when Al becomes the prime suspect in a murder case of someone he helped put away in the past.
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Carrie and Al's investigation into the death of a college dropout takes a surprising turn when they discover he had been living in an off-the-grid community on an abandoned island near Manhattan.
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Carrie and Al's investigation into the death of a college dropout takes a surprising turn when they discover he had been living in an off-the-grid community on an abandoned island near Manhattan.
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Carrie and Al investigate the murder of a high-end matchmaking service employee, but each secret they uncover in the victim's life only serves to create a new possible suspect and motive.
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12. Moving On
Carrie and Al investigate the murder of a movie star found shot to death in his dressing room. The victim had changed his ways, but a meeting with a woman in an out of the way lounge creates suspicion. -
13. D.O.A.
Carrie and Al prevent the poisoning of a US Senator, but in the process Carrie is poisoned with a toxin that affects her memory.
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The search for a pair of drug couriers uncovers an assassination plot and a surprising secret that Carrie thought she had put behind her.
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Carrie and Al are drafted to transport an embezzlement trial's star witness to Florida.
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A music student's murder leads Carrie and Al to an illegal nightclub owned by an Albanian mobster.
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Following her nose helps Carrie link the murders of a deli employee and a computer hacker to a seductively handsome securities dealer.
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Carrie and Al investigate a murder that leads them to Atlantic City, New Jersey, and Carrie runs into an old flame.
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The investigation into the murder of a freelance news photographer leads Carrie and Al to suspect it was more than a convenience store robbery gone awry
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Carrie and Al's investigation into young boy's kidnapping exposes a grudge harbored by a college classmate of the child's dad.
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Major Crimes determines that the kidnapping of a prominent scientist's son was not a crime of opportunity but rather a calculated scheme for revenge.
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A hurricane forces Carrie and Al to seek refuge in a rundown precinct house and fend off a gang sent to free an elusive drug kingpin.
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10. Game On
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A former informant's murder threatens to expose Al and Russo's conspiracy to plant evidence that sent a corrupt cop to prison years ago.
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When a shooter on the loose triggers a flashback that doesn't add up with Carrie's perfect memory, the team at Major Crimes discovers that a nefarious conspiracy is at play and trained killers are among them.