Season
- Season 0 1970-01-01
- Season 1 1978-06-06
- Season 2 1979-05-03
- Season 8 1985-11-07
- Season 25 2003-05-30
- Season 26 2003-11-28
- Season 28 1970-01-01
- Season 29 2006-09-08
- Season 30 2007-09-14
- Season 31 2008-09-17
- Season 32 2009-09-11
- Season 33 1970-01-01
- Season 34 2010-09-17
- Season 35 2012-03-17
- Season 36 2013-01-04
- Season 37 1970-01-01
- Season 38 1970-01-01
- Season 39 1970-01-01
- Season 40 1970-01-01
- Season 41 2017-09-15
- Season 42 2018-09-07
- Season 43 2019-09-27
- Season 44 2020-10-16
- Season 45 2021-10-08
- Season 46 2022-09-23
- Season 47 2023-09-29
- Season 48 2024-09-20
Season 48 Episode
- Season 48 Cold Blooded
- Season 48 The Girl Who Looked Like Me
- Season 48 The Killer Down the Hall
- Season 48 Can I Prey First?
- Season 48 The Menendez Brothers: Reversal of Fortune?
- Season 48 A Puzzling Murder
- Season 48 Her Last Halloween
- Season 48 Fire & Vice
- Season 48 Fatal Disguise
- Season 48 Meet the Other Me
- Season 48 Forever Young: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey?
- Season 48 The Last Text
- Season 48 The Lies Beneath
- Season 48 Explosive Secrets
- Season 48 Run, Run, Run
- Season 48 File M for Murder
- Season 48 Small Town, Big Con
- Season 48 Gabby Petito: Her Parents Speak Out
- Season 48 Mountain of Lies
- Season 48 The Code Breakers
- Season 48 You Left Me For Dead
- Season 48 Dirty Little Secret
- Season 48 Family Lies?
- Season 48 Sex, Knives, and Videotape
- Season 48 Unlucky Numbers
- Season 48 The Rose Petal Murder
- Season 48 Blood on the Door
- Season 48 Sherri Papini: Where the Truth Lies
- Season 48 Road Map to Murder
- Season 48 I Have Killed For You
- Season 48 Karen Read: The Verdict
- Season 48 They Know Everything
20/20 - Season 48 Episode 2 The Girl Who Looked Like Me
6.10 40 minutes When a young nursing student disappears, her family, police and a woman with a prophetic vision launch an urgent search, but it's a set of keys that unlocks the answers.
The episode highlights the lack of media coverage given to missing cases involving Black women, a disparity that Tameka's story aimed to address.
