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In the Heat of the Night
S4, EP16 "Child of Promise"Virgil's arrest of a young drug pusher has serious side effects for the youth's family, particularly his brother, and for Althea.
S.W.A.T.
S7, EP8 "Family Man"When the SWAT team faces off with a family of doomsday preppers, Deacon finds himself at the center of the storm; Tan clashes with a reporter covering the situation; Powell grapples with meeting the child she gave up for adoption eighteen years ago.
S.W.A.T.
S7, EP9 "Honeytrap"When a female robbery crew honey traps and kills several rich VIPs, HONDO and 20-SQUAD get a call to come in; they assist FBI Agent Jackie Vasquez in capturing the dangerous fugitives, before the death toll rises.
S.W.A.T.
S7, EP10 "SNAFU"The squad scrambles to track down a cold-blooded sniper terrorizing Los Angeles; Tan finds himself questioning his leadership abilities; Powell and Alfaro compete in a classic game of S.W.A.T. tag.
S.W.A.T.
S7, EP11 "Whispers"Tan finds himself on a one-man mission to save his new love interest and her journalist co-workers when mercenaries take over a black-tie correspondents' dinner; Hondo and Nichelle return home to find their house trashed.
S.W.A.T.
S7, EP12 "Allegiance"When a crew of violent eco-terrorists abducts the teenage son of an energy company executive, the team must untangle the kidnappers' twisted motives before carrying out a high-stakes rescue mission; Hondo's involvement in a shooting draws outrage.
Shaft
Crooked cops on the take -- small-time drug lords -- sleazy informers and sadistic rich kids ready to kill --- for police detective John Shaft, its just another night in the underbelly of New York City, another shift facing down cops and criminals who want him dead and a legal system that thrives on money, not justice.
Get On Up
James Brown was born in extreme poverty in 1933 South Carolina and survived abandonment, abuse and jail to become one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century. He joined a gospel group as a teenager, but the jazz and blues along the "chitlin' circuit" became his springboard to fame. Although his backup musicians came and went, Brown retained the ability to mesmerize audiences with his music, signature moves and sexual energy.
