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Dog sets an appointment trap for his target, but gets more than he expects.
Dog sets an appointment trap for his target, but gets more than he expects.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter
S7, EP11 "The Road Show: Where Mercy Is Shown"A national book tour leaves a lasting impression upon Dog and his family, as they encounter thousands of grateful admirers.
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S7, EP15 "The Comeback Kid"Dog is back in Colorado chasing a man who has fled to Texas, so Dog tries a risky strategy.
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S7, EP17 "Tent City"Dog heads to Oahu's ramshackle tent cities, searching for a woman who has lost almost everything; with no known address and only tips from questionable sources, Dog heads out to bring her to justice and try to bring hope back to her life.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S7, EP19 "Dead of Night"Dog gets a late-night lead on a difficult case with Chris' business at stake.
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.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP14 "Cutting the Apron Strings"Two different young men, one with a taste for larceny and the other for strong spirits, have a bad habit of missing their court dates; Dog senses their love for their mothers, and uses it to offer them fatherly advice.
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S8, EP13 "Training Day"Rookie Alysin learns the ropes of the bond business; Duane Lee questions Beth's decision to go on the hunt.
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