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More fires cause another death, heating up the competition between Kellerman and Pembleton; the detectives' differing paths lead to the same suspect.
More fires cause another death, heating up the competition between Kellerman and Pembleton; the detectives' differing paths lead to the same suspect.
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S4, EP3 "Autofocus"A videographer (Max Perlich) helps new partners Lewis and Kellerman identify a killer; Sgt. Howard alienates the other detectives.
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S4, EP2 "Fire"More fires cause another death, heating up the competition between Kellerman and Pembleton; the detectives' differing paths lead to the same suspect.
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S4, EP1 "Fire"A warehouse fire kills a teen, and the investigation pits Pembleton and Bayliss against an arson detective.
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