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After a 'Jane Doe' is found in Times Square with her memory erased and her body covered in a series of coded tattoos, she and the FBI team who discovered her, work to decipher the complex clues on ...

The team unlocks a cryptic tattoo that points to an Air Force pilot with a painful past and a lethal agenda. Jane continues to search for clues to her identity and is haunted by flashes of a distur...

When a crew of thieves almost pulls off the perfect jewel heist, one thief - with an identical Navy SEAL tattoo to Jane's - is captured at the scene of the crime. Jane receives an ambiguous warning.

Patterson and her puzzle-expert boyfriend decode a tattoo clue that sends the team to the Centers for Disease Control. The team discovers a hidden message on Jane's body that uncovers a global plot.

After a hostage situation turns out to have deeper international implications, the CIA and FBI find themselves racing against each other to apprehend the same criminal with a dark history.

When an assassination leads the team to a dangerous app that allows criminals to track government vehicles, they have to work with the app's surprising creator to take it down.

One of Jane's tattoos sends the team to a remote location where they find themselves facing a dangerous criminal, putting Jane and Weller's relationship to the test.

After a police officer is murdered, Patterson unlocks a disturbing tattoo that appears to have predicted his killing, leading the team to chase a trail to stop further attacks.

Jane and Weller go undercover as a world-class assassin couple to prevent deadly information from getting into the wrong hands. The intimate assignment draws them closer than ever.

The team pursues a ring of sleeper spies that have just been activated, and race to prevent a slew of assassinations.

Jane reels from a series of massive revelations and grapples with whether to trust Oscar. And one of her tattoos leads the team to a shocking discovery in the Black Sea.

After a disturbed Iraq War vet shoots up a military base, the team exposes a sinister plot. Jane and Weller race to stop a single-minded scientist. Jane recalls her own military past.

After a tip reveals there's a mole within the FBI's New York office, the team must hunt for the operative while facing extreme scrutiny from Inspector Fischer.

An anonymous tip leads the team to investigate an urgent Death Row case, sending Zapata undercover. After nearly getting caught during the mole hunt, Jane considers leaving the FBI.

After a painting featuring one of Jane's tattoos is heisted from a gallery, the team discovers Jane is the real target. In order to protect her team, Jane goes AWOL.

After an armoured truck is robbed, the team discovers that the stolen goods are chemical weapons, forcing them to race to thwart a deadly terrorist attack.

After Patterson discovers a hidden message in the New York Times crossword, she embarks on a tattoo scavenger hunt that leads her into danger. Weller seeks his father's opinion.

In order to capture a dangerous international criminal, Jane and Weller are forced to collaborate with the only person he will meet: their former target Rich DotCom.

When a school shooting breaks out during the investigation of a tattoo, the team splits up to take down the shooter. Mayfair copes with issues from her past.

When a mysterious young girl with a tattoo connection falls into Borden's care, he brings her case to the FBI team - but her ties to a terrorist organisation prove dangerous for them.

The FBI is locked down when criminal hackers infiltrate the building - trapping the team. The close quarters force Mayfair, Zapata, Reade and Sarah Weller to confront personal conflicts.

After an abandoned baby is found with a tattoo identical to one of Jane's, the team races to piece together the child's identity and save dozens of infants. Jane confronts Oscar.

Weller searches for the truth within a heartbreaking and confounding assertion. Jane reaches out to a former suspect for help with Oscar, while the rest of the team struggle to help a friend.