Season 1
Overview
Life was his sentence. Life is what he got back. The unconventional police officer-turned-convict-turned-detective gets a second chance. After twelve years in prison for a murder he didn't commit, offbeat Charlie Crews has returned to the force with a $50 million settlement, a new spiritual outlook, a strong fondness for fruit, and a highly unusual approach to solving crime. With the aid of his skeptical and demanding new partner, Dani Reese, he's turning police procedure upside down.
Episodes
1. Pilot
2007-09-26
After serving 12 hard years for a crime he didn't commit, Detective Charlie Crews is back on the LAPD with a new partner and a new zen attitude.
2. Tear Asunder
2007-10-03
Crews and Reese investigate a bride's murder; Crews realizes that a child may have witnessed the murders for which he was convicted.
3. Let Her Go
2007-10-10
An upscale family man is suspected of killing his wife, and Crews sees his ex-wife for the first time since getting out of jail.
4. What They Saw
2007-10-17
When a wealthy man is found murdered in his bed, Crews befriends the only suspect, a homeless thief camping outside the estate.
5. The Fallen Woman
2007-10-24
When an angel falls from the sky, Crews and Reese's murder investigation leads to a slippery Russian gangster.
6. Powerless
2007-10-31
Fearing that a rapist she met at an AA meeting will strike again, Dani enlists Crews' help to take him down.
7. A Civil War
2007-11-07
The murder of two Iranian American students sparks racial unrest as Crews and Reese race to rescue their kidnapped friend.
8. Farthingale
2007-11-14
While investigating the murder of a bigomist, Crews is suspected for the murder of policeman Ames.
9. Serious Control Issues
2007-11-28
While investigating the case of a murdered homeless girl, Reese and Crews stumble across a child who was kidnapped when he was three.
10. Dig a Hole
2007-12-03
Charlie and Dani track the killer of a Zen Master who was buried alive ten years prior.
11. Fill It Up
2007-12-05
Hoping to take down Jack Reese, Crews finds the Seybolts' murderer, but doesn't succeed in proving who set him up.