Fitz assists the police department in tracking down a serial killer who claims to be in love with him. With the clock ticking and minimal evidence to move the investigation along, Fitz must find a way to locate the killer before she strikes again. As if that weren't enough, Fitz is also having problems at home: Judith, his wife, is on the verge of throwing in the towel on their marriage; and Michael, his teen-aged son, finds it extremely difficult to relate to his equally troubled father.

Fitz' son, Michael becomes the next target for attack by the serial killer who claims to be in love with Fitz and he must race against the clock to find the killer before his son joins her other victims.

Fitz is hard-pressed to prove the innocence of a murder suspect claiming to have amnesia, despite a mountain of evidence against him. Fitz also tries to woo Judith back home.

Fitz joins forces with the LAPD as they track a severely disturbed young couple. Meanwhile, Judith rejects Fitz' latest plea to move back home.

When a young boy is accused of murdering his mother, Fitz retraces the victim's final hours, determined to find another explanation for the vicious crime. Meanwhile, Fitz's family bonding efforts at Sunday dinner blow up in his face.

Investigating the death of a young woman at a "rave", Fitz discovers a group of teens who have formed a sex club.