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Nash is flabbergasted to learn that he's legally married to Tamara Van Zant and comes to the conclusion that she's up to her old tricks again; Nick acts as a "beard" for a lesbian friend.
Nash is flabbergasted to learn that he's legally married to Tamara Van Zant and comes to the conclusion that she's up to her old tricks again; Nick acts as a "beard" for a lesbian friend.
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S6, EP10 "Grave Robbers"Nash takes on the case of a clever con man who fakes his own death after ripping off a dangerous organized crime boss; Joe learns that his mother-in-law smokes marijuana.
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S6, EP11 "Bear Trap"Nash and Joe bear down on black market poachers selling animal gall bladders; the office buzzes with rumors of a romance between Nash and Rachel.
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S6, EP13 "Recover Me"A wealthy accounting adviser sets Rachel up for a murder, and her lack of cooperation confuses Nash until he discovers a secret from her past.
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S6, EP14 "Something Borrowed"Nash is flabbergasted to learn that he's legally married to Tamara Van Zant and comes to the conclusion that she's up to her old tricks again; Nick acts as a "beard" for a lesbian friend.
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S6, EP9 "The Messenger"Nash protects a newscaster from a deranged fan; Joe is caught in the middle of a crime while selling his car.
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S6, EP8 "Blow Out"Nash and Joe track down former SIU officer Rick Bettina, who escaped during his parole hearing to recover the money he stole.
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S6, EP7 "End Game"Nash and the others uncover a deadly game wherein the players try to assassinate each other; Nash's friend Boz Bishop is framed for murder.
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S6, EP6 "Double Trouble"Nash and Joe (Don Johnson, Cheech Marin) find out that someone has been "borrowing" the name of their detective agency. Guest stars: Jenna Lewis, Joel Klug, Sean Kenniff and Gervase Peterson of "Survivor."
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