The Wonder Years

A brilliant private pathologist (Morris Chestnut) helps the Miami PD solve its toughest cases.

Rosewood and Villa attempt to solve a serious crime involving a very well-off Miami man.

A series of mysterious deaths pulls Rosewood off the glamorous promenades of South Beach when a troubled young genius stands accused of murder, and the only one who believes in his innocence is Rosewood.

When Rosewood and Villa suspect a brilliant doctor has killed two of his patients, they must find a way to make their case with limited evidence. Meanwhile, Villa spars with Captain Hornstock when he discourages her from pursuing an uncertain case.

Rosewood and Villa make it their mission to seek justice for a murder victim who is an ex-con with ties to a Little Haiti gang. Meanwhile, Villa struggles with dreams she’s been having & Rosewood deals with an unexpected turn in his relationship with Kat.

When Captain Hornstock becomes the prime suspect in his ex-wife’s murder, he turns to the only two people he can trust to prove his innocence, Rosewood and Villa, forcing them to repair their severely damaged relationship in hopes of clearing his name.

While testifying for the prosecution during a murder trial, Rosewood engages in a pathology chess match with the expert witness for the defense – his father.

Rosewood and Villa are thrust into the underbelly of the everglades when they team up with Hornstock’s ex-partner-turned-bounty hunter, Floyd Butters, to catch a murderer.

Amidst the glitz and glamour of Miami Fashion Week, there’s a plot to kill one of the city’s hottest new designers, who turns to Rosewood for help.

Rosewood and Villa dive into the hip Miami art scene to catch a serial killer who is on the cusp of creating a “masterpiece.” Meanwhile, an impending lawsuit against Rosewood threatens the lifeline of Magic City Lab.

The search for the serial killer takes a very personal turn, as Rosewood and Villa must follow a trail of clues left for Rosie, before another victim falls prey.

Hornstock forces Villa to pick a new partner, and she immediately clashes with the one assigned to her.

Rosewood's partnership with Villa faces an uncertain future when she's paired with a recent transfer to the East Miami PD, with whom she shares a past.

Rosie insists on celebrating his and Villa's nine-and-a-half month anniversary as partners, which lands them in the middle of a case involving none other than Julius "Joo-Joo" Beeman, their confidential informant.

While at an out-of-town forensic pathology convention, Rosewood unintentionally reveals the blueprint to commit the perfect murder during a speech to the convention attendees.

Rosewood investigates the suspicious death of a man with medical issues similar to his own, which forces him to slightly adjust the tint on his Rosie-colored lenses and confront his own mortality.

Rosewood and Villa investigate the murder of a telenovela star, holding a mirror up to their own relationship as they explore a world of off-screen soap and intrigue. Meanwhile, Erica strong-arms her way into Rosewood’s life, much to Donna’s chagrin.

When two bodies and lot of cash wash up on the shore of Miami Beach, Rosewood and Villa are forced to work with a rival private pathologist who threatens Rosewood’s contract with the East Miami Police Department.

Villa and Rosewood are stumped when a local musician and king of catchy jingles suddenly keels over in his studio with no discernible cause of death.

When a patient of Erica Kincaid’s dies on the table, Rosewood steps in to help solve what turns out to be the murder of an undercover ATF agent.

An old flame of Rosewood’s shakes up Rosewood’s life when she returns to enlist his help in finding a wealthy patient of hers who’s disappeared.

Will they or won't they?