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Danny receives a chilling message from a possible serial killer; Erin considers applying for a judgeship; mayoral candidate Katherine Tucker (Mary Stuart Masterson) thinks Frank is secretly investigating her husband.
Danny receives a chilling message from a possible serial killer; Erin considers applying for a judgeship; mayoral candidate Katherine Tucker (Mary Stuart Masterson) thinks Frank is secretly investigating her husband.
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S6, EP1 "Worst Case Scenario"After a terrorist attack takes place in the Middle East, a threat to New York may be next, putting Frank on high alert.
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S6, EP2 "Absolute Power"Danny receives a chilling message from a possible serial killer; Erin considers applying for a judgeship; mayoral candidate Katherine Tucker (Mary Stuart Masterson) thinks Frank is secretly investigating her husband.
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S6, EP3 "All the News That's Fit to Click"When a newspaper reporter (Zachary Booth) is targeted while wearing NYPD gear during a ride-along, Frank thinks the shooter is targeting cops.
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S6, EP4 "With Friends Like These"One of Erin's informants leaves witness protection to give his former boss an alibi; Frank and the New York City fire department commissioner get into a war.
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S5, EP22 "The Art of War"Danny fights to control his emotions as he tries to track down the gang member responsible for shooting a member of the Reagan clan.
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S5, EP21 "New Rules"Frank orders everyone to help investigate when NYPD Deputy Chief Donald Kent and his wife are gunned down in what appears to be a gang hit.
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S5, EP20 "Payback"When a suspect confesses to murdering a celebrity chef, Baez and Danny don't believe him; a longtime friend's request for help puts Frank in a tough position.
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S5, EP19 "Through the Looking Glass"An investigative journalist refuses to give up a source, even when the source admits to committing murder; Danny works with a troubled teenager as part of a NYPD program intended to help troubled youth.
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