Fry has the drop on Axel. Before she can squeeze one off, Taggart puts severa...
After half a dozen uniformned officers arrive with shotguns at the ready, Ros...
To Taggarts's dismay, Billy suggest they use the computer at the station to m...
Axel mocks the Chief after he enters the Lieutenant's office.
At his oil field, Dent's Alphabet Gang has surrendered. Billy takes advantage...
Taggart follows Billy's example and takes Axel's advice. He joins them in a m...
After Axel pushes Det. Sgt Taggart, things escalate quickly. After Taggart p...
Rosewood tells Axel that Taggart's wife came back to him before Axel jumps in...
When Axel reports back to Taggart and BIlly, Taggart points out that Fry's be...
Taggart and Billy show up at 1603 Hillcrest, the address Axel gave them as "h...
Rosewood and Taggart enter the house with there weapons drawn, confused as to...
Rosewood and Taggart have come to escort Axel out of town. Axel offers Taggar...
Rosewood and Taggart are staked out in front of Axel's hotel for a second tim...
Billy and Taggart find Axel chillin' outside in the pool.
Taggart agrees to stop off for a drink with Axel before they escort him out o...
Taggart catches up to Billy and Axel where the tracks lead them... the Playbo...
In the middle of his tantrum, Taggart slips and falls into the pool. Billy ho...
A waiter delivers supper to Rosewood and Taggart in their car while they're s...
In 385 North people give Taggart props, believing he's a former president.
Bogomil, Taggart and Rosewood are being called on the carpet by Lutz, the new...
At the station Taggart has just received a dispatch from Rosewood about the w...
Exiting the club, an attempt is made on Axel's life. During the shooters esca...
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