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Dog takes the crew horseback riding in Denver; Dog helps a bondsman friend track a missing longtime customer.
Dog takes the crew horseback riding in Denver; Dog helps a bondsman friend track a missing longtime customer.
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S5, EP12 "Family Man"Dog hopes to keep his record of capturing fugitives on his birthday intact by reeling in a felon struggling with drug addiction.
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S5, EP14 "Mother Courage"Dog and the team track two fugitives who have left shattered families and struggling women in their wake; Dog tries to convince the women to help him track down their men.
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S5, EP16 "Bounty Boot Camp"Dog's longtime friend and fellow bondsman, Jim, has a son who has just started in the family business; Dog takes Jim's son along for some training as he tracks down a potentially dangerous fugitive.
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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.
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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.
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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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