The Last Precinct - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Last Precinct
A group of misfit cops, all dumped into one precinct, swipe a rival sheriff's drug-sniffing wonder dog to crack a drug ring run by a blind mobster, whose seeing-eye dog gets mixed up in the canine antics.
The Gorilla-Gram
Sergeant Pascall orders Officer Raider undercover in an ape suit to find out who smuggled a large diamond into the country in a gorilla's body.
Mr. Cool
When a witness chokes to death before testifying against his former boss, the squad tries to arrange for the corpse to be "killed" by the boss to keep the case alive.
I Want My Mummy
To prevent the theft of a mummy, Price substitutes the King for the mummy.
Never Cross a Vampire
A blood-bank theft is followed by the kidnapping of a woman with the same blood type as that which was stolen.
A Ghost of a Chance
The search of a late mobster's home for his diary is complicated by the butler, the maid and a ghost story.
Toehold
Captain Wright goes undercover as a wrestler to investigate why a one-time hood is producing a wrestling show to benefit a police-retirement fund.
Three Ring Circus
An elderly detective comes out of retirement to pursue two elderly bank robbers; members of a Russian circus decide to defect; Alphabet dons drag to bust a brothel---in which precinct funds were unwittingly invested.
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