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Dog gives encouragement to a group of handicapped children, then hunts for a fugitive who has abandoned his family.
Dog gives encouragement to a group of handicapped children, then hunts for a fugitive who has abandoned his family.
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S4, EP5 "Make a Wish"Dog gives encouragement to a group of handicapped children, then hunts for a fugitive who has abandoned his family.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP6 "Tough Love"The team searches for a bail jumper with a history of abusing women; Dog and Beth play "good cop, bad cop" in the hopes of snaring their prey.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP7 "Surprise Ending"An unexpected tip leads to a surprising finish in the search for a fugitive who managed to elude the police only days earlier.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S4, EP8 "The Big Wipe-Out"Dog searches for a Hawaiian surfer known as "Buttons" who wiped out on the rocky shoals of drug addiction.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S3, EP2 "Take Your Daughter to Work Day"Lyssa gets some on-the-job training when she helps Dog hunt a man who ran out on a bond for second-degree assault.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S3, EP1 "A Helping Hand"Dog helps Leland protect a woman who is being threatened by her violent husband; Dog visits a young woman who is dying of cancer.
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