EPISODEPUPosse Up2004

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Posse Up

Name: Posse Up
Genre: police, crime drama
Released: 2004-04-13
Cast: Michael Chiklis, Benito Martinez, David Rees Snell, CCH Pounder, Walton Goggins

From The Shield

200447mpolice • crime drama

A 47-minute police episode from The Shield, Season 3, Episode 6.

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Tommy (Matt Gerald), Julien's (Michael Jace) old partner, gets word that his ex-wife and son have been found murdered in their home. A detective from Wilshire division, where the crime was committed, is questioning Tommy as though he were a suspect. This enrages Vic (Michael Chiklis), who sees it as a territorial pissing match between the Wilshire captain and Aceveda (Benito Martinez), so Vic gets Julien and Danny (Catherine Dent) to join him in going "off the grid" to find the killer. This leads to some complications, as they find out that Tommy may actually have been involved in the deaths. Danny threatens to report them to Aceveda when Vic's tactics go too far. Vic also learns that Corrine (Cathy Cahlin Ryan) has more than a professional relationship with Matthew's (Joel Rosenthal) therapist, Owen (Vincent Angell). Aceveda orders Dutch (Jay Karnes) to give a press conference about the serial rapists, despite his protestations. Forced to talk to the press without having made much headway in the case, Dutch decides to bait the rapist by questioning his virility. It seems to work, as the criminal contacts a reporter, offering to talk with Dutch face to face, on camera. Aceveda gets an unhappy visit from his wife, Aurora (Camilia Sanes), who, unaware that he's recently been sexually assaulted, wonders why he hasn't come home for a few days. The Strike Team and the Decoy Squad team up again, this time to catch local thugs who have been assaulting gay hustlers. When Shane (Walton Goggins) asks why he's been singled out to go undercover as a decoy, Trish (Nicki Micheaux) tells him that none of the other cops "look gay enough.".

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Runtime47m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break59m

Movie Facts

Release DateApril 13, 2004

Runtime47m

LanguageEnglish

Genrespolice, crime drama

DirectorFélix Eríques Alcalá, Félix Enríquez Alcalá

ProducerMax Jenkins

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Seasons7

Episodes217

Avg Episode19m

You Are OnEpisode 38 of 217

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Posse Up runs for 47m for this episode.

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The primary language listed for this title is English.

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It is tagged under police, crime drama.

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This series currently shows 217 episodes across 7 seasons.

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