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Dog helps Leland with a problem case; a late-night lead kicks the team into action.
Dog helps Leland with a problem case; a late-night lead kicks the team into action.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter
S7, EP6 "Special Delivery"Dog helps Leland with a problem case; a late-night lead kicks the team into action.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S7, EP8 "The Great Debate"Dog helps Leland get to the truth in a very confusing case.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S7, EP9 "Facebooked"Dog struggles to find leads for a Denver fugitive, but Dog discovers a new source: the Facebook status of the fugitive's girlfriend; their social media ineptitude gives Dog the information he needs to capture his prey.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S7, EP10 "Mano-a-Mano"Back in Colorado, Dog goes on the hunt for a runner with a criminal history; with the fugitive's friends and family reluctant to help Dog bring him in, Dog knows he has a family feud on his hands as he tries to bring the felon to justice.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP18 "All Grown Up"Cecily graduates from high school, leading Dog to believe that it's time to expose her to the family business.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP17 "A House Divided"Tempers flare when Leland questions Dog's decision to drop Duane Lee from the team.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP16 "Photo Op"Duane Lee's role in the family business is discussed; despite rising tensions, the family comes together to apprehend a chronic violator with an open warrant.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP15 "Short Handed"Dog travels to Colorado to help a fellow bondsman nab a violent culprit who plans to disappear; a distracted Duane Lee leaves Dog in the lurch.
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