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Special Agent Pride and the team uncover a domestic drug ring -- led by Sonja's childhood friend, Marion Watkins (Samaire Armstrong), that is producing cocaine.
Special Agent Pride and the team uncover a domestic drug ring -- led by Sonja's childhood friend, Marion Watkins (Samaire Armstrong), that is producing cocaine.
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S2, EP16 "Second Chances"Special Agent Pride and the team uncover a domestic drug ring -- led by Sonja's childhood friend, Marion Watkins (Samaire Armstrong), that is producing cocaine.
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S2, EP17 "Radio Silence"A Navy captain is murdered during an appearance on a local radio show; Pride's daughter comes home to talk about her plans for the future.
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S2, EP18 "If It Bleeds, It Leads"Agent Brody sees a connection between the case of a sailor struck by a party bus and the death of her sister; the team gets ready for the city's St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
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S2, EP19 "Means to an End"After Pride's daughter is attacked on campus, the team finds a surveillance van loaded with pictures of the special agent's every move.
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S7, EP13 "Choices"The team investigates the deadly bar bombing and impending criminal turf war involving Sasha Broussard; Pride must come to terms with having Connor in his life; Carter and Hannah work to define their new relationship.
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