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S1, EP10 "Justin's Big Day"
Justin must prove his mettle if he is to fulfill his dream and become a full-fledged member of the team.
S1, EP11 "It's Good to Be Home"
Dog and his team return to their hometown of Denver; a tip received during a morning radio show pinpoints the location of a fugitive.
S1, EP12 "You Can't Go Home Again"
Dog and Beth repeatedly collide with reminders of their early days in Denver; a visit to a former family homestead brings Dog to tears.
S1, EP13 "A Family Feud"
Bondswoman Mary Ellen enlists Dog and his team to hunt a man wanted on drug charges; the fugitive's family poses a threat.
S7, EP19 "Dead of Night"
Dog gets a late-night lead on a difficult case with Chris' business at stake.
S7, EP17 "Tent City"
Dog heads to Oahu's ramshackle tent cities, searching for a woman who has lost almost everything; with no known address and only tips from questionable sources, Dog heads out to bring her to justice and try to bring hope back to her life.
S7, EP15 "The Comeback Kid"
Dog is back in Colorado chasing a man who has fled to Texas so Dog tries a risky strategy.
S7, EP11 "The Road Show: Where Mercy Is Shown"
A national book tour leaves a lasting impression upon Dog and his family, as they encounter thousands of grateful admirers.
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