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Dog and Beth help Leland capture a fugitive when they should be making plans for their upcoming wedding.
Dog and Beth help Leland capture a fugitive when they should be making plans for their upcoming wedding.
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S3, EP8 "Cops and Criminals"Dog makes a memorable impression on elementary school students on Career Day; an old friend and sheriff helps Dog track an elusive fugitive with connections in the drug world.
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S3, EP9 "Out of Sight"The team has only a photograph and a relative's address to work with as they pursue a man facing sexual-assault charges.
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S3, EP11 "Bonds of Love"Dog and Beth help Leland capture a fugitive when they should be making plans for their upcoming wedding.
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S3, EP13 "Bustin' With Justin"Dog is forced to call in former employee Justin when Duane Lee is sick, but Tim and Leland worry that Justin is not a team player.
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S4, EP43 "Seeing the Light"Leland and Dog get some new gadgets for the team; the posse hunts a fugitive who is known for her temper, finally capturing her after tracking her through rural Hawaii.
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S4, EP41 "Girl Trouble"Dog and the team chase Krystal, who jumped bail and vanished along with her lover into the high plains of Colorado.
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S4, EP40 "Trick or Treat"Dog searches for a tattoo artist with a bad habit of missing court dates; Dog makes an alarming discovery at the fugitive's house.
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S4, EP39 "New Dog in Town"Dog surprises Beth with a papillon puppy for her birthday; Beth takes her new puppy out with her on the next case.
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