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After an argument on a construction site reaches a fatal end, the squad works to untangle facts about the incident; Riggs struggles to rekindle his relationship with Molly; Trish tries to close a big deal at work.
After an argument on a construction site reaches a fatal end, the squad works to untangle facts about the incident; Riggs struggles to rekindle his relationship with Molly; Trish tries to close a big deal at work.
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S2, EP17 "The Odd Couple"After an argument on a construction site reaches a fatal end, the squad works to untangle facts about the incident; Riggs struggles to rekindle his relationship with Molly; Trish tries to close a big deal at work.
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