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Dog and Beth plan a surprise birthday party for Leland while tracking down a bail-jumping heroin addict.
Dog and Beth plan a surprise birthday party for Leland while tracking down a bail-jumping heroin addict.
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S2, EP29 "Do Unto Others"Dog offers to help get a drug addict out of jail; a woman with 87 arrests moves Beth to tears with her life story.
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S3, EP27 "Year of the Dog"A tumultuous year, 2006 marks the passing of Beth's father, Dog and Beth's wedding, Barbara's death, the decision to raise Travis, and Dog's arrest.
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S4, EP1 "The Mystery of Mona Lisa"Dog tries to help a young female fugitive who has the same birthdate as his late daughter, Barbara Katy.
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S2, EP30 "Moms & Dads"Dog pursues two people whose lives have been devastated by drugs; a pregnant woman cannot bring herself to revoke her husband's bail.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S3, EP26 "Growing Up Is Hard to Do"Duane feels that Beth can provide some insight into why Dog's housekeeper's 15-year-old granddaughter suddenly vanished.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S3, EP25 "Inside Out"Dog and a Colorado bondsman track a 6-foot-tall, 240-pound-plus bad boy; the hunt leads the duo to a unique hideout.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S3, EP24 "Running on Empty"Dog wants one more capture before he leaves Colorado to return home to Hawaii; a young man trades away his bright future to walk on the dark side.
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S3, EP23 "Baby Lyssa Steps Up"Dog takes the crew horseback riding in Denver; Dog helps a bondsman friend track a missing longtime customer.
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