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Homicide: Life on the Street — Season 2
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47mBop GunA wave of urgency gripped the detectives as they raced to unravel the case: a mother, vacationing with her family, had been killed during a robbery. The husband struggled to reconcile himself with the helplessness he’d felt in those moments, compounded by Felton’s unsettling detachment. As suspects began to surface, Howard became certain that the young man who confessed was not the perpetrator.Jan 6, 19947.0Jan 6, 199447m7.002
47mSee No EvilGee advises the detectives they are required to consult with a sensitivity expert. Felton shields a confidant who intends to assist his terminally ill father in ending his life. Pembleton examines what appears to be a straightforward murder, only to find it may involve excessive force by police officers. Bolander refuses to participate in the consultation, and opts for an unpaid suspension instead. Lewis investigates the death of Felton’s friend's father, uncovering the truth behind it and confrJan 13, 19948.0Jan 13, 199447m8.003
46mBlack and BlueTension escalated between Pembleton and Gee regarding the suspected police brutality case, complicated by the fact that one of the suspects had once been involved with Kay. Bolander encountered a waitress who urged him to pick up his cello again. Munch’s girlfriend reacted poorly when he presented her with a new fish for her aquarium. From inside the box, Frank finally secured the confession Gee desperately sought; however, the suspect proved entirely innocent of the charges.Jan 20, 19947.0Jan 20, 199446m7.004
46mA Many Splendored ThingBolander proposed a double date with Kay and Linda, hoping to ease the tension of his first serious outing. Meanwhile, detectives Bayliss and Pembleton were called to a disturbing scene: a phone-sex operator found murdered, her hand clutching a note identifying her employer as the killer. Munch, struggling with Bolander’s newfound contentment, sabotaged the carefully planned double date, casting a pall over the evening for everyone involved. Elsewhere, Lewis and Crosetti investigated a bizarre iJan 27, 19945.3Jan 27, 199446m5.3
