Pluto TV Retro Crime Drama
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Pluto TV Retro Crime Drama
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5 de out. de 2026
Horários em America/Toronto
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David Sternberg's final act is to leave a letter incriminating Rick Pinzolo in a murder he witnessed, and Raglin desperately seeks to make the charges stick.
When Frank learns his wife is going to die, Vinnie uses some missing O.C.B. funds to enable her to get a lifesaving transplant.
Vinnie has no choice but to come out from behind his O.C.B. badge and face the chilling accusations of mobster Sonny Steelgrave — the friend he was forced to betray.
Hunter's new partner, Chris Novak, is pleased when an old friend and reporter comes to do a story on police work until the reporter's enthusiasm impedes an armed robbery investigation.
Old passions and jealousies flare when Hunter is forced to work with Novak's ex-husband to solve a series of airport robberies. Novak tries to find an escaped prisoner she once arrested.
When Chris Novak's estranged father returns to her life, it's not to rekindle their relationship but to find and kill a man who can expose his involvement in a drug ring.
Tony sees a cash exchange between a murder suspect and Rachel's cousin, a car dealer who's been spending big money. Meanwhile, a 40th birthday looms for Tony.
A series of violent attacks outside a gay bar has the squad scrambling for clues, while one officer makes a confession.
The janitor at the police station reports that he witnessed a woman's murder. But at the trial, the defendant's lawyer gives him a particularly hard time because he has Down Syndrome.
Vinnie and Frank plan to use a record company OCB they have to get into the corrupt music business.
Corrupt music mogul Winston Newquay tries to buy out Vinnie's Dead Dog Records, but it instead opts to merge with Isaac Twine's company, Shakala.
Newquay (Tim Curry) seduces Diana Price (Deborah Harry), and she tells Vinnie she can't resist him because she's in love.
Hunter's new partner, Chris Novak, is pleased when an old friend and reporter comes to do a story on police work until the reporter's enthusiasm impedes an armed robbery investigation.
Old passions and jealousies flare when Hunter is forced to work with Novak's ex-husband to solve a series of airport robberies. Novak tries to find an escaped prisoner she once arrested.
When Chris Novak's estranged father returns to her life, it's not to rekindle their relationship but to find and kill a man who can expose his involvement in a drug ring.
Tony sees a cash exchange between a murder suspect and Rachel's cousin, a car dealer who's been spending big money. Meanwhile, a 40th birthday looms for Tony.
A series of violent attacks outside a gay bar has the squad scrambling for clues, while one officer makes a confession.
The janitor at the police station reports that he witnessed a woman's murder. But at the trial, the defendant's lawyer gives him a particularly hard time because he has Down Syndrome.
Vinnie and Frank plan to use a record company OCB they have to get into the corrupt music business.
Corrupt music mogul Winston Newquay tries to buy out Vinnie's Dead Dog Records, but it instead opts to merge with Isaac Twine's company, Shakala.
Newquay (Tim Curry) seduces Diana Price (Deborah Harry), and she tells Vinnie she can't resist him because she's in love.
Hunter's new partner, Chris Novak, is pleased when an old friend and reporter comes to do a story on police work until the reporter's enthusiasm impedes an armed robbery investigation.
Old passions and jealousies flare when Hunter is forced to work with Novak's ex-husband to solve a series of airport robberies. Novak tries to find an escaped prisoner she once arrested.
When Chris Novak's estranged father returns to her life, it's not to rekindle their relationship but to find and kill a man who can expose his involvement in a drug ring.
Tony sees a cash exchange between a murder suspect and Rachel's cousin, a car dealer who's been spending big money. Meanwhile, a 40th birthday looms for Tony.
A series of violent attacks outside a gay bar has the squad scrambling for clues, while one officer makes a confession.
The janitor at the police station reports that he witnessed a woman's murder. But at the trial, the defendant's lawyer gives him a particularly hard time because he has Down Syndrome.
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