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Concerned over a puppy's injuries, Dog has a change of heart and decides to give a meth addict a second chance.
Concerned over a puppy's injuries, Dog has a change of heart and decides to give a meth addict a second chance.
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S1, EP16 "Stress Management"A homeless shelter's staff is uncooperative; a violent capture; Dog and Beth relax with a romantic dinner.
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S1, EP17 "Where There's Smoke ..."Dog hunts a low-level drug pusher who substitutes fake ingredients for the real deal; Beth furnishes Leland's Honolulu apartment.
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S1, EP18 "Second Chances"Concerned over a puppy's injuries, Dog has a change of heart and decides to give a meth addict a second chance.
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S2, EP1 "Baby's Back in Town"Dog looks forward to his daughter moving back to Hawaii with a grandchild he has never met; trick tried to nab fugitive.
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S1, EP15 "The Sweep"Wanted fugitives are rounded up like clockwork as Dog spends two days sweeping his island clean of criminals.
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S1, EP14 "Sons and Daughters"The crew uses crafty driving skills to follow a truck that is driving to the home of an elusive lawbreaker.
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S1, EP13 "A Family Feud"Bondswoman Mary Ellen enlists Dog and his team to hunt a man wanted on drug charges; the fugitive's family poses a threat.
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S1, EP12 "You Can't Go Home Again"Dog and Beth repeatedly collide with reminders of their early days in Denver; a visit to a former family homestead brings Dog to tears.
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