On TV the week of December 31st, 2012

Hoping to lift Donna's spirits on Mother's Day, Cleveland hires an actress (guest voice Loretta Devine) to play Donna's estranged mother, Dee Dee Tubbs. But when an unexpected event leads the real Dee Dee (guest voice Phylicia Rashad) to find Cleveland, he stages one last effort to reunite Donna with her mother, and the unlikely meeting helps the two women forge a new mother-daughter bond.

Georgia begins to suspect the police may be planning a raid at The Rub of Sugar Land. Riley's two worlds collide when a friend finds her hidden stash of cash. Dale encourages Evan to come clean about his feelings for Riley.

DiSchiavi and Allan investigate a historic home in Elizabeth City, NC that houses a tragic past.

Life inside one of Southern California's biggest motorcycle clubs doesn't come easy. For the first time ever, The Laffing Devils allows a look into the gritty world of motorcycle clubs.

When Walter's older brother Langston (guest star George Stults) comes to town, he asks Walter to visit their dying father (guest star Ashton). As his dying wish, his father asks Walter to find his first love, Walter and Langston's mother (guest star O'Toole). Taking on the most important search of his life, Walter battles obstacles which may prove to be insurmountable as his father's health rapidly declines. Meanwhile, Willa is being forced to marry Timo (guest star Toby Hemingway) by their Uncle Shadrack (guest star Roberts).

As Mitch represents a young woman charged with solicitation, he discovers she has a much more dangerous secret. Meanwhile, Abby and Claire take a trip to Kentucky to visit Abby's parents, but is reconciliation possible after ten years?

Dallas Detective Dwayne Thompson and the homicide team investigate the brutal double murders of two friends shot and burned beyond recognition in the trunk of a car. Will detectives be able to catch the killers before they strike again?

When Holder goes missing, Linden is desperate to find him. Stan takes matters into his own hands. Richmond returns to City Hall.

After being told that her Hollywood stock has plummeted, Raquel (Jewel Staite) is dumped by her agency. Offended and angry, she's even more hell-bent on getting her script optioned, even if it calls for some serious manipulation. Nick (Joe Dinicol), who's failing wildly on the comedy circuit, draws on a bizarre one-night-stand to finally get a laugh. Things are looking up for Tariq (Benjamin Charles Watson) when he lays down a killer track, but when it's quickly shot down, Tariq wonders if Kaldrick (Andra Fuller) might have it out for him. Meanwhile, Connor (Jonathan Patrick Moore) should be on top of the world, but he finds himself feeling sad and lonely in a big empty house, and Alicia (Chelan Simmons) receives a proposition that could boost her career. Finally, Abby (Cassie Steele), who has yet to receive her big break, finds herself dangerously close to having to give up her dreams and leave LA.

Korra and the Fire Ferrets ready themselves for the pro-bending championship as an evil threat looms over the arena.

On the eighth anniversary of his wife and daughter's death, Jane receives a message from Red John, causing Jane to lose focus on his current case and put the investigation and his career at the CBI in jeopardy.

Brick gets anything but good luck after he finds an evil four-leaf clover. Frankie makes a decision to find a caregiver for Aunt Edie after she almost burns down her house; Axl tries to devise a plan that will keep his status as a lady's man in play after he once again accidentally invites "weird" Ashley to the prom; Mike gets upset with his dad, Big Mike, when he's accused of being too soft on Brick; and Axl is horrified when his friend Darrin asks Sue to the prom.