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Cops and robbers provide inspiration for a criminal who mimics the felonies of TV police shows; and a drunk attempts armed robbery without a gun.
Cops and robbers provide inspiration for a criminal who mimics the felonies of TV police shows; and a drunk attempts armed robbery without a gun.
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S4, EP3 "Bugs"Barney and the detectives discover that someone has planted electronic bugs throughout the squad room.
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S4, EP4 "Corporation"A vigilante environmentalist who's been sabotaging a chemical plant faces the corporation's high-powered lawyer.
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S4, EP5 "Burial"After a suspect steals his best friend's corpse and refuses to tell anyone where he's hidden it, Fish returns to help Barney find the body.
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S4, EP6 "Copycat"Cops and robbers provide inspiration for a criminal who mimics the felonies of TV police shows; and a drunk attempts armed robbery without a gun.
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S4, EP2 "Goodbye, Mr. Fish"Sgt. Phil Fish finally shows up for work after disappearing, but refuses to acknowledge his mandatory retirement.
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S4, EP1 "Goodbye, Mr. Fish"Fish is nowhere to be found on his last day before he retires; Barney must deal with an out of control vigilante group.
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