Fosse and Martin give a talk to a roomful of grade school children.
Terry and Allen are in Beaman's office after his suicide, looking at the crim...
Terry and Allen return to NYC. Allen walks into the precinct to see Martin a...
Terry and Allen make it back to the precinct after losing their suspect, Davi...
Terry convinces Allen to go to the crime scene. Allen drives them there in h...
Terry convinces Allen to go to the crime scene. Allen drives them there in h...
Terry convinces Allen to go to the crime scene. Allen drives them there in h...
Terry convinces Allen to go to the crime scene. Allen drives them there in h...
Terry convinces Allen to go to the crime scene. Allen drives them there in h...
A call comes in, so Terry asks Allen if he'd like to go on it, but Allen's to...
A call comes in, so Terry asks Allen if he'd like to go on it, but Allen's to...
A call comes in, so Terry asks Allen if he'd like to go on it, but Allen's to...
Fosse and Martin approach Allen and Terry during the reception for Highsmith ...
Fosse and Martin approach Allen and Terry during the reception for Highsmith ...
A call comes in to the precinct that there's a robbery in process. Before an...
Fosse and Martin approach Allen's desk. Fosse asks Allen why he's never fire...
Fosse and Martin approach Allen's desk to see if he's still doing Danson and ...
Fosse and Martin approach Allen's desk. Fosse asks Allen why he's never fire...
Fosse and Martin approach Allen's desk. Fosse asks Allen why he's never fire...
Captain Gene Mauch asks the squad room full of cops who would like to do High...
Highsmith and Danson are throwing a party at Butter and most of the squad is ...
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