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Dog adapts to the times by adding a social networking Website to his crime-fighting arsenal.
Dog adapts to the times by adding a social networking Website to his crime-fighting arsenal.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP30 "Mid-Course Correction"Dog contends with problems within his team as he tracks a once-upstanding citizen who has fallen from grace.
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S8, EP23 "Bus Stop Bruiser"When an alleged abuser goes on the lame, Dog gathers the team to bring him in; as the leads grow colder, Dog's determination only grows stronger; a hot lead finally comes in and Dog sets the trap for his prey.
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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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S5, EP18 "Friends and Neighbors"Dog and his team head to Colorado to catch a drug dealer, who has been on the run for 10 months and whose bondsman stands to lose the family business.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S8, EP29 "Big Brother"Dog hopes to gain the trust and assistance of a Samoan fugitive's kinfolk, but tempers flare during a raid on the family's home.
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S8, EP28 "God Looks on the Heart"The U.S. Postal Service assists Dog and his team in their quest to bring a footloose fugitive to justice.
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S8, EP26 "Behind the Hunt"Dog, his posse and the show's production crew share their thoughts on the series; includes previously unseen footage.
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S8, EP24 "Luck Be a Lady"Dog and the crew investigate two courtroom no-shows on the Big Island, only to learn one of them may actually be in Southern California.
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