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Jane knows about Axel's immigration status and forces the Dicks to catch Omaha's most wanted mafioso for her; Sun uses her North Korean charm to help Sarah get over her ex.
Jane knows about Axel's immigration status and forces the Dicks to catch Omaha's most wanted mafioso for her; Sun uses her North Korean charm to help Sarah get over her ex.
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S2, EP6 "Behind Bars"Tex gets the Dicks a case during which they compete with Jane McKinney to find out who is helping inmates break out; Axel goes undercover as an inmate, but Jane is onto them.
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S2, EP7 "Dawn of the Dicks"The Dicks go under cover as extras on the set of a cheap zombie film to find a kidnapped man; while the Dicks are away, Sun and Sarah take on a case of their own.
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S2, EP8 "The Swedish FBI"When a disastrous Swedish government agency joins forces with the Dicks for a sting operation to take down a dirty consul general, a series of unpredictable and weird events happens.
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S2, EP9 "Girls Day!"Jane knows about Axel's immigration status and forces the Dicks to catch Omaha's most wanted mafioso for her; Sun uses her North Korean charm to help Sarah get over her ex.
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S2, EP5 "Two Dicks Walk Into a Bar"The Dicks are prepared to do anything, even stand-up comedy, to find the person who appears to be poised to kill for a joke.
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S2, EP4 "Floyd Cal Who?"When the founder of a dating app realizes that his creation is finally getting traction, he asks the Dicks to help him find and stop the hit man he hired to kill him when he was at rock bottom.
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S2, EP3 "It Had to Be Lou"An imprisoned mystery client asks the Dicks to help a friend who has been framed for a murder; Sun assists Axel with his visa problem, with help from funeral director Lou.
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S2, EP2 "Dial M for Medium"Sarah introduces her yoga class friend, Eve, to the Dicks; Axel is smitten but tries to keep things strictly professional, at least until they solve the case involving Eve, her mother and a medium.
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