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Dog hopes to gain the trust and assistance of a Samoan fugitive's kinfolk, but tempers flare during a raid on the family's home.
Dog hopes to gain the trust and assistance of a Samoan fugitive's kinfolk, but tempers flare during a raid on the family's home.
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S5, EP9 "Practice Makes Perfect"Duane Lee cuts a felon a little too much slack about checking in; the team's quarry has been staying in several public parks since splitting with his wife.
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S5, EP10 "Save the Dogs"Beth and Dog get bunnies for their children; the team's new case has them searching for a drug abuser facing charges of alleged animal cruelty.
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S5, EP11 "Back Behind Bars"The team tracks an ex-con who is facing a five-year stretch in the big house; Leland trains for a boxing match.
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S5, EP12 "Family Man"Dog hopes to keep his record of capturing fugitives on his birthday intact by reeling in a felon struggling with drug addiction.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S5, EP8 "Mission of Mercy"Dog helps a fellow bondsman who recently lost his spouse; Dog learns that the fugitive he is tracking recently lost his stepfather.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S5, EP7 "Teaching Moment"Dog and Beth decide to bring their son-in-law Travis on his first bounty hunt in order to teach him the importance of proper paperwork and procedure.
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S5, EP6 "No Fly Zone"Dog and his team head to Honolulu International Airport to search for a felon who has booked a flight to Florida.
Dog the Bounty Hunter
S5, EP5 "Tricks of the Trade"Dog learns that the fugitive he is tracking works for an escort service; Dog plans an arrest by appointment.
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