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Nancy goes over Guillermo's head; Doug and Andy interview candidates for their human-smuggling operation; Celia discovers inexpensive Mexican pharmacies.
Nancy goes over Guillermo's head; Doug and Andy interview candidates for their human-smuggling operation; Celia discovers inexpensive Mexican pharmacies.
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S4, EP10 "The Love Circle Overlap"Nancy discovers that the tunnel is being used for something else; Celia's family stages an intervention, forcing her into rehab; Andy finds Maria; Shane enjoys having two girlfriends.
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S4, EP11 "Head Cheese"Nancy deals with Shane's exploits, Silas' sandwich business and her recent trip; Celia must change rehab facilities; Doug and Maria's relationship gets rocky.
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S4, EP12 "'Till We Meet Again"Nancy tells the DEA about the drug tunnel; Celia embraces rehab; Andy comes clean to Doug about Maria; Shane impresses his girlfriends.
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S4, EP13 "If You Work for a Living, Why Do You Kill Yourself Working?"Questioned by the DEA, Nancy makes a shocking confession; Celia travels to make amends with her daughter; Doug finds a reason to live; Silas meets Julie's ex-husband.
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S4, EP9 "Little Boats"Revelations about her sons force Nancy to confront them; Celia's binge continues; Andy and Doug meet up with El Coyote.
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S4, EP8 "I Am the Table"A spontaneous date ends in near-violence for Nancy and Esteban; Silas tells Lisa he grows pot; Andy and Doug smuggle their first customer; Celia develops an addiction.
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S4, EP7 "Yes I Can"Nancy goes over Guillermo's head; Doug and Andy interview candidates for their human-smuggling operation; Celia discovers inexpensive Mexican pharmacies.
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S4, EP6 "Excellent Treasures"Nancy sees something she should not have when she follows the secret tunnel; Dean takes a new job and leaves Isabel; Doug falls for a vision of beauty that washes up on the beach.
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