(NOTE TO EDITORS: The following episode of CLOSE TO HOME has been substituted for the one previously scheduled for Dec. 22).

ANNABETH AND HER FAMILY ARE PLACED UNDER POLICE PROTECTION DURING A TRIAL INVOLVING A GANG MEMBER WHO IS ARRESTED FOR CAR-JACKING AND KIDNAPPING, ON A REBROADCAST OF "CLOSE TO HOME," FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT

Bruce Davison ("Runaway Jury") Reprises His Role As Defense Attorney Doug Hellman

"Under Threat" -- Annabeth is given police protection during a gangster's trial after members of the defendant's gang use Haley to scare Annabeth off the case, on a rebroadcast of CLOSE TO HOME, Friday, Dec. 22 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Martha Mitchell directed the episode written by Lucas Reiter. (Originally broadcast 11/25/05)

Bruce Davison ("Runaway Jury") reprises his role as defense attorney Doug Hellman.

Annabeth prosecutes a case involving a gangster who resorts to violence to prevent a key witness from testifying against him. When the defendant realizes that Annabeth might be able to convince a jury to convict him of the crimes he is accused of, he then has members of his gang threaten to harm Annabeth's daughter in order to scare her from trying the case.

Annabeth Chase: Jennifer Finnigan
Jack Chase: Christian Kane
Maureen Scofield: Kimberly Elise
Steve Sharpe: John Carroll Lynch
Danny Robel: Conor Dubin
Detective Lou Drummer: Barry Shabaka Henley
Doug Hellman: Bruce Davison
Judge Ohlbaum: Tim Snay
Paul the Paralegal: Patrick J. Adams
Diane Walker: Meredith Salenger
Calvin Riggs: Billy Rieck
Pam, Day Care Owner: Audrey Wasilewski
Officer Greg Clarkson: Ryan Judd
Security Officer: Andrew Morgan Eric Stonestreet
Michael Hale: Scott "Jesic" Caudill
Helen, of the Daycare: Jennifer Ferdinand
Henry Wicks: Trent Gill
Daniel Burke: Brendan Brandt
Gang Member: Matthew Rolph
Officer: Charles F. Porter

RATING: TV-PG-V