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The family follows when the victim is rushed to the hospital; hypotheses are made about the shooter's identity.
The family follows when the victim is rushed to the hospital; hypotheses are made about the shooter's identity.
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S8, EP1 "Messy"The family follows when the victim is rushed to the hospital; hypotheses are made about the shooter's identity.
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S8, EP2 "A Beam of Sunshine"Andy makes his intentions known to Jill; Doug is presented with an investment opportunity; Silas helps Nancy with a new business venture; Shane figures out who shot his mother.
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S8, EP3 "See Blue and Smell Cheese and Die"Nancy and Silas chase after Shane, who has discovered the identity of Nancy's shooter; Andy attempts to bond with Jill's daughters via roller derby; Doug and Whit come up with a new plan.
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S8, EP4 "Only Judy Can Judge"Nancy plans a family dinner while tending to her pot business; Andy and Jill agree to watch over Stevie; Silas befriends a local pot grower; Doug makes enemies with the neighbor's dog.
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S7, EP13 "Do Her/Don't Do Her"Silas betrays Nancy; Shane makes one last attempt to protect Nancy from Detective Ouellette; Doug and Whit hatch a plan to keep the hedge fund alive.
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S7, EP12 "Qualitative Spatial Reasoning"Andy mediates a face-off between Nancy and Silas; Shane tries to win back a detective's trust; Doug distracts the SEC.
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S7, EP11 "Une Mère Que J'aimerais Baiser"Nancy goes to the Hamptons for a weekend; Silas hopes to win Emma back; Shane tags along on a drug bust.
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S7, EP10 "System Overhead"Nancy, Andy and Silas strike back at Emma; Doug has to keep his hedge fund up and running; Shane ends up closer to the law.
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