On TV this Tuesday: Transplant scrubs out for the season, NCIS and FBI head for hiatus, and Blue Bloods vet Amy Carlson returns to CBS. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.

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On TV this Tuesday: Transplant scrubs out for the season, NCIS and FBI head for hiatus, and Blue Bloods vet Amy Carlson returns to CBS. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar; all times are Eastern.
Part 3 premiere (all five episodes): Gabe has students create vision boards, and tries to boost their confidence ahead of the holiday dance. (Watch trailer.)
Hanna adapts to her new role and confronts hatred.
Fall finale: As Gibbs and Fornell continue their search for the opioid kingpin, the team enters the world of modern-day treasure hunting to solve a double murder.
Swamp Thing rescues an injured man who vows to find a cure upon his recovery; Abby is confronted by Nathan Ellery and the Conclave. (Get CW midseason dates.)
Special night: The Baltimore Ravens host the Dallas Cowboys, live from M&T Bank Stadium. (Get Fox midseason dates.)
TV-movie premiere: A journalist (Being Mary Jane‘s Morgan Dixon) chases a story surrounding one of her late grandfather’s Christmas paintings; Vivica A. Fox (Empire) and Jackée Harry (Sister, Sister) co-star.
Fall finale: After the team apprehends a sought-after cartel boss (Dexter‘s David Zayas), a henchman uses a terroristic threat to free him from FBI HQ.
Season 1 finale (two episodes): Bashir works on a young mother addicted to opioids, then rushes to save a woman who was nearly killed by the team’s error. (Get NBC midseason dates.)
Cassie and Jenny rely on their individual strengths to make headway; Grace makes a painful decision. (Watch sneak peek; Season 1 gets bigger!)
Fall finale: Jess realizes that a kidnapping may be connected to a previous case; Amy Carlson (Blue Bloods) debuts as bounty hunter Jackie Ward.
♦ ON THIS DAY IN TV HISTORY ♦
On Dec. 8, 1998, Buffy the Vampire Slayer aired “The Wish,” a fan-favorite episode in which Cordelia wished that Buffy never came to Sunnydale.