For Christmas, the Doctor takes Clara back to 19th century Europe to see the great composer and pianist Franz Liszt. A great turn of events sees Liszt discovering the truth about who the Doctor and Clara are. However, during the early 1860s, when life becomes unbearably harsh and bitterly tiresome for Liszt, can the Doctor and Clara help him find his passion for living once again?

Moriarty and Moran. Together, crime rates shall rise, fear shall reign, and even Sherlock himself will end. But, sentiment and loyalty are proven to be deadly when toyed with, as both of them soon find out. In the midst of advising criminals, eliminating targets, and dealing with the British government itself, though, whose heart will hotly burn, and whose heart will become burnt?

The BAU goes to Ireland to stop an unsub from terrorizing the children of a poor Irish town. The unsub, motivated by J.Swift's "A Modest Proposal," believes that killing the children ends the town's plight, but all the BAU finds is unspeakable human brutality. Can the unsub be caught before all the children are dead? Meanwhile, Reid struggles with the possibility of losing someone.

Randy Slade. He's had outstanding grades, been part of the varsity wrestling team of his high school, and was exceedingly well-liked by everyone. But, how did he turn into the boy who believed he himself was God and killed so many students in the North Valley High School massacre? Let's have a peek inside his mind to see how everything went wrong. Based on 7x04-Painless.

More accurate than any profile is a peek inside a criminal's head and what they're thinking. So, let's delve inside their minds even if it's scientifically not possible. Here's Jeremy Sayer's story, from birth to incarceration. Based on 6x05- Safe Haven