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S1 • E1
Field Training Officer Daniel "Yoda" Dean supervises six rookie cops as they navigate through their first day at upper Manhattan's 22nd Precinct.

S1 • E2
During the rookies' first midnight duty, Lazarus and Tonya try to stop rival gangs from moving in after a drug dealer's house is firebombed.

S1 • E3
White House and Jackpot uncover a secret while questioning a man who thwarted a bank robbery. (Richard Kind guest stars)

S1 • E4
Kenny and Lazarus try to find a suspect before he detonates a bomb at a public rally. (Samantha Mathis guest stars)

S1 • E5
Yoda recalls his days as a rookie when a drug lord from the 1980s is paroled and seeks revenge on those responsible for his arrest.

S1 • E6
Ahmad is forced to make a quick decision when he thinks Apple is in danger after robbers hold up a bar with off-duty cops inside.

S1 • E7
Kenny and Ahmad search for a suspected rapist among the chaos of a Harlem block party. Meanwhile, White House and Jackpot discover human remains which were dug up from a backyard, stirring an old missing persons case from fifty years ago.

S1 • E8
Kenny and Ahmad discover there's more to the story when an Ivy League student robs the man who's been mentoring him.

S1 • E9
Jackpot and White House are first on the scene after a car crash leaves a pregnant woman and her husband trapped.

S1 • E10
White House and Jackpot try to talk a jumper down from the ledge of a building.

S1 • E11
Kenny and Ahmad investigate when a bodega owner shoots two men accused of kidnapping his daughter.

S1 • E12
Lazarus digs deeper when an anonymous Good Samaritan who helped him save a boy from a burning building disappears.

S1 • E13
Lazarus and Tonya must convince tenants to evacuate their condemned building before the wrecking ball arrives.

Ray 'Lazarus' Harper

Jennifer 'White House' Perry

Kenny McLaren

Tonya Sanchez

Jayson 'Jackpot' Toney
Ahmad Khan

Terry Howard

Daniel 'Yoda' Dean

Martini

Moore