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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 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.
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S5, EP3 "Island Hopper"A bondsman from Washington state contacts Dog about a runner in search of some fun in the sun on Kauai.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S5, EP4 "Nice Guys Finish Last"Dog helps a bondsman friend whose client jumped bail; the team learns that the suspect is moving out when they go to his apartment.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S5, EP5 "Tricks of the Trade"Dog learns that the fugitive he is tracking works for an escort service; Dog plans an arrest by appointment.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S5, EP6 "No Fly Zone"Dog and his team head to Honolulu International Airport to search for a felon who has booked a flight to Florida.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP1 "And Baby Makes Three"Leland must attend Lamaze class; Dog realizes he needs Leland for a collar.
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