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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.
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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S1, EP5 "Bounty Hunters Have Hearts, Too"The team searches for a Samoan girl who has taken the wrong path in life; Dog attends his daughter's school play.
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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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