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On Call (TV series)

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On Call is an American police procedural and serial drama created by Tim Walsh and Elliot Wolf for streaming on IMDb TV. The series stars Troian Bellisario and Brandon Larracuente and follows law enforcement officers of the Long Beach Police Department in California. The series was initially ordered in May 2021 with Elliot's father Dick Wolf attached as an executive producer with his production company, Wolf Entertainment. Ben Watkins later joined as the showrunner and also executive produced the show alongside Walsh, Elliot, and others. It is the first streaming television series from Dick, as well as the first of his to be produced in a half-hour format. The program later shifted its release to Amazon Prime Video. Other members of the cast and crew include those who previously worked with Dick on his other franchises. The show was filmed on-location in Long Beach, California in 2023 and utilized experimental techniques. On Call's eight episodes were released on January 9, 2025, with a soundtrack album following the day after. It received mixed reviews from critics. In May 2025, the series was canceled after one season, but is being shopped to other streaming platforms.

Infobox

Genre
mw- Police procedural Serial drama
Created by
Tim Walsh Elliot Wolf
Showrunner
Ben Watkins
Directed by
Eriq LaSalle Brenna Malloy
Starring
Troian Bellisario Brandon Larracuente
Composer
Atli Örvarsson
Country of origin
United States
Original language
English
No. of seasons
1
No. of episodes
8
Executive producers
Dick Wolf Tim Walsh Elliot Wolf Eriq LaSalle Arthur W. Forney Peter Jankowski Matthew Segal Taye Shuayb
Producer
Ryan Janata
Production location
Long Beach
Cinematography
Adam Silver
Editors
Troy Takaki Micky Blythe Gustav Lindquist
Running time
27–32 minutes
Production companies
Wolf Entertainment Universal Television Amazon MGM Studios ATTN:
Network
Prime Video
Release
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)

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mw- List of On Call episodes · Episodes
1
1
No.
1
Title
"Pilot"
Directed by
Eriq LaSalle
Written by
Tim Walsh & Elliot Wolf
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL101
In Long Beach, Officer Maria Delgado is shot while performing a traffic stop. The car flees and Delgado dies in the street. Rookies Holt and Alex Diaz report for their first day as patrol officers. Diaz is paired with Officer Traci Harmon. Lieutenant Bishop informs Harmon, Diaz, Holt, Sergeant Lasman, and other officers that Eddie Watson has been identified as Delgado's shooter and that Juan Cortez was driving the vehicle. Bishop also says Watson uses the alias "Maniac" and that they are part of a street gang called East Barrio. It is believed they fled because they were trafficking drugs. Harmon gives Diaz a Get Out of Jail Free card. When the two respond to a domestic dispute; Harmon threatens the abuser, which is captured on Diaz's body cam. They receive a radio call that a Mustang with ties to East Barrio has been spotted. Harmon locates the vehicle and gets into a high-speed pursuit. After it crashes, Maniac runs on foot and Diaz disobeys an order by pursuing him. Diaz loses him and is reprimanded by Harmon. Harmon is also chastised by Bishop. Harmon admits to Diaz that Delgado was one of her trainees.
In Long Beach, Officer Maria Delgado is shot while performing a traffic stop. The car flees and Delgado dies in the street. Rookies Holt and Alex Diaz report for their first day as patrol officers. Diaz is paired with Officer Traci Harmon. Lieutenant Bishop informs Harmon, Diaz, Holt, Sergeant Lasman, and other officers that Eddie Watson has been identified as Delgado's shooter and that Juan Cortez was driving the vehicle. Bishop also says Watson uses the alias "Maniac" and that they are part of a street gang called East Barrio. It is believed they fled because they were trafficking drugs. Harmon gives Diaz a Get Out of Jail Free card. When the two respond to a domestic dispute; Harmon threatens the abuser, which is captured on Diaz's body cam. They receive a radio call that a Mustang with ties to East Barrio has been spotted. Harmon locates the vehicle and gets into a high-speed pursuit. After it crashes, Maniac runs on foot and Diaz disobeys an order by pursuing him. Diaz loses him and is reprimanded by Harmon. Harmon is also chastised by Bishop. Harmon admits to Diaz that Delgado was one of her trainees.
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In Long Beach, Officer Maria Delgado is shot while performing a traffic stop. The car flees and Delgado dies in the street. Rookies Holt and Alex Diaz report for their first day as patrol officers. Diaz is paired with Officer Traci Harmon. Lieutenant Bishop informs Harmon, Diaz, Holt, Sergeant Lasman, and other officers that Eddie Watson has been identified as Delgado's shooter and that Juan Cortez was driving the vehicle. Bishop also says Watson uses the alias "Maniac" and that they are part of a street gang called East Barrio. It is believed they fled because they were trafficking drugs. Harmon gives Diaz a Get Out of Jail Free card. When the two respond to a domestic dispute; Harmon threatens the abuser, which is captured on Diaz's body cam. They receive a radio call that a Mustang with ties to East Barrio has been spotted. Harmon locates the vehicle and gets into a high-speed pursuit. After it crashes, Maniac runs on foot and Diaz disobeys an order by pursuing him. Diaz loses him and is reprimanded by Harmon. Harmon is also chastised by Bishop. Harmon admits to Diaz that Delgado was one of her trainees.
2
2
No.
2
Title
"Laws of the Universe"
Directed by
Eriq LaSalle
Written by
Tim Walsh & Elliot Wolf
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL102
Harmon and Diaz are dispatched to a street takeover where Officer Rolland is assaulted. Lasman and Harmon disagree on the best way to handle the situation. Diaz is irritated that he wasn't permitted to chase the instigator; Harmon takes him to where Delgado was murdered as a lesson over safety. The two are called to a homicide at a homeless encampment where a severed head was found. One of the residents tells Harmon that "the Sherriff" was recently spotted there and is looking for her. Diaz and Holt search a backpack two residents were fighting over, finding a hand that has a tattoo associated with East Barrio. Harmon and Diaz back up Detective Sergeant Tyson Koyama, who found a rival gang vehicle transporting drugs. One of the occupants says that East Barrio has vanished like La Llorona after Delgado's murder. At the end of shift, Harmon tells Diaz that he is better than his brother, who is in prison for armed robbery. Bishop informs Harmon that the hand was identified as belonging to Cortez, but that Maniac is still missing. Lasman asks Diaz if he witnessed Harmon threaten a suspect, showing him body cam footage from the domestic dispute; Diaz refuses to answer.
Harmon and Diaz are dispatched to a street takeover where Officer Rolland is assaulted. Lasman and Harmon disagree on the best way to handle the situation. Diaz is irritated that he wasn't permitted to chase the instigator; Harmon takes him to where Delgado was murdered as a lesson over safety. The two are called to a homicide at a homeless encampment where a severed head was found. One of the residents tells Harmon that "the Sherriff" was recently spotted there and is looking for her. Diaz and Holt search a backpack two residents were fighting over, finding a hand that has a tattoo associated with East Barrio. Harmon and Diaz back up Detective Sergeant Tyson Koyama, who found a rival gang vehicle transporting drugs. One of the occupants says that East Barrio has vanished like La Llorona after Delgado's murder. At the end of shift, Harmon tells Diaz that he is better than his brother, who is in prison for armed robbery. Bishop informs Harmon that the hand was identified as belonging to Cortez, but that Maniac is still missing. Lasman asks Diaz if he witnessed Harmon threaten a suspect, showing him body cam footage from the domestic dispute; Diaz refuses to answer.
No.
Harmon and Diaz are dispatched to a street takeover where Officer Rolland is assaulted. Lasman and Harmon disagree on the best way to handle the situation. Diaz is irritated that he wasn't permitted to chase the instigator; Harmon takes him to where Delgado was murdered as a lesson over safety. The two are called to a homicide at a homeless encampment where a severed head was found. One of the residents tells Harmon that "the Sherriff" was recently spotted there and is looking for her. Diaz and Holt search a backpack two residents were fighting over, finding a hand that has a tattoo associated with East Barrio. Harmon and Diaz back up Detective Sergeant Tyson Koyama, who found a rival gang vehicle transporting drugs. One of the occupants says that East Barrio has vanished like La Llorona after Delgado's murder. At the end of shift, Harmon tells Diaz that he is better than his brother, who is in prison for armed robbery. Bishop informs Harmon that the hand was identified as belonging to Cortez, but that Maniac is still missing. Lasman asks Diaz if he witnessed Harmon threaten a suspect, showing him body cam footage from the domestic dispute; Diaz refuses to answer.
3
3
No.
3
Title
"South of Heaven"
Directed by
Brenna Malloy
Written by
Molly Manning
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL103
Harmon, Diaz, Holt, and Barlowe, Holt's training officer, pursue a suspect accused of robbing a 7-Eleven with a hatchet. Diaz rescues a bystander who was pushed over the edge of an elevated walkway but his service weapon falls to the ground below. Holt later returns Diaz's weapon and suggests he leaves it out of his report; warning him that Harmon can't be trusted because several officers, including Lasman's former partner, were fired because of her actions. Diaz questions Harmon about this allegation but she gets defensive. Harmon later believes that this conversation with Diaz is affecting his training. Koyama tells Harmon that he wants her to take an open spot in his unit, but she doubts her transfer will get approved. He also says that detectives believe Maniac has fled to Mexico. Harmon visits Smokey, a local bar owner with ties to East Barrio. Their conversation leads her to believe that Maniac is still in Long Beach. Harmon and Diaz return to the homeless encampment when a woman is accused of torching area vehicles. While Diaz and Holt search the camp, Holt accidentally gets stabbed with a needle and overdoses, causing Diaz to give him Narcan.
Harmon, Diaz, Holt, and Barlowe, Holt's training officer, pursue a suspect accused of robbing a 7-Eleven with a hatchet. Diaz rescues a bystander who was pushed over the edge of an elevated walkway but his service weapon falls to the ground below. Holt later returns Diaz's weapon and suggests he leaves it out of his report; warning him that Harmon can't be trusted because several officers, including Lasman's former partner, were fired because of her actions. Diaz questions Harmon about this allegation but she gets defensive. Harmon later believes that this conversation with Diaz is affecting his training. Koyama tells Harmon that he wants her to take an open spot in his unit, but she doubts her transfer will get approved. He also says that detectives believe Maniac has fled to Mexico. Harmon visits Smokey, a local bar owner with ties to East Barrio. Their conversation leads her to believe that Maniac is still in Long Beach. Harmon and Diaz return to the homeless encampment when a woman is accused of torching area vehicles. While Diaz and Holt search the camp, Holt accidentally gets stabbed with a needle and overdoses, causing Diaz to give him Narcan.
No.
Harmon, Diaz, Holt, and Barlowe, Holt's training officer, pursue a suspect accused of robbing a 7-Eleven with a hatchet. Diaz rescues a bystander who was pushed over the edge of an elevated walkway but his service weapon falls to the ground below. Holt later returns Diaz's weapon and suggests he leaves it out of his report; warning him that Harmon can't be trusted because several officers, including Lasman's former partner, were fired because of her actions. Diaz questions Harmon about this allegation but she gets defensive. Harmon later believes that this conversation with Diaz is affecting his training. Koyama tells Harmon that he wants her to take an open spot in his unit, but she doubts her transfer will get approved. He also says that detectives believe Maniac has fled to Mexico. Harmon visits Smokey, a local bar owner with ties to East Barrio. Their conversation leads her to believe that Maniac is still in Long Beach. Harmon and Diaz return to the homeless encampment when a woman is accused of torching area vehicles. While Diaz and Holt search the camp, Holt accidentally gets stabbed with a needle and overdoses, causing Diaz to give him Narcan.
4
4
No.
4
Title
"Unsung"
Directed by
Brenna Malloy
Written by
Bryan Gracia
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL104
Holt takes an extended leave after receiving medical treatment. As Harmon and Diaz get to know each other, she tells him that her sister used to be a cop, but moved to Los Angeles after an injury on the job. Following Delgado's funeral, Harmon and Diaz respond to a dispute at a motel. One of the suspects tells Harmon that members of East Barrio had been partying there the night before. She uses this information to flip the other suspect and gain a confidential informant, who tells Harmon that Maniac will be at a second motel later that evening. She and Diaz perform a stakeout; Harmon acquires Maniac's room number from the motel employee before calling for backup. When performing a tactical raid, several members of East Barrio are found, and Maniac flees. Harmon follows him to an abandoned Walmart where the two get into an altercation. She gains the upper hand and holds him at gunpoint until Lasman arrives as backup and arrests him. Bishop questions Harmon on how she managed to single-handedly find Maniac, when an entire team of detectives were unable to. Harmon confides in Bishop, believing they are talking as friends rather than colleagues.
Holt takes an extended leave after receiving medical treatment. As Harmon and Diaz get to know each other, she tells him that her sister used to be a cop, but moved to Los Angeles after an injury on the job. Following Delgado's funeral, Harmon and Diaz respond to a dispute at a motel. One of the suspects tells Harmon that members of East Barrio had been partying there the night before. She uses this information to flip the other suspect and gain a confidential informant, who tells Harmon that Maniac will be at a second motel later that evening. She and Diaz perform a stakeout; Harmon acquires Maniac's room number from the motel employee before calling for backup. When performing a tactical raid, several members of East Barrio are found, and Maniac flees. Harmon follows him to an abandoned Walmart where the two get into an altercation. She gains the upper hand and holds him at gunpoint until Lasman arrives as backup and arrests him. Bishop questions Harmon on how she managed to single-handedly find Maniac, when an entire team of detectives were unable to. Harmon confides in Bishop, believing they are talking as friends rather than colleagues.
No.
Holt takes an extended leave after receiving medical treatment. As Harmon and Diaz get to know each other, she tells him that her sister used to be a cop, but moved to Los Angeles after an injury on the job. Following Delgado's funeral, Harmon and Diaz respond to a dispute at a motel. One of the suspects tells Harmon that members of East Barrio had been partying there the night before. She uses this information to flip the other suspect and gain a confidential informant, who tells Harmon that Maniac will be at a second motel later that evening. She and Diaz perform a stakeout; Harmon acquires Maniac's room number from the motel employee before calling for backup. When performing a tactical raid, several members of East Barrio are found, and Maniac flees. Harmon follows him to an abandoned Walmart where the two get into an altercation. She gains the upper hand and holds him at gunpoint until Lasman arrives as backup and arrests him. Bishop questions Harmon on how she managed to single-handedly find Maniac, when an entire team of detectives were unable to. Harmon confides in Bishop, believing they are talking as friends rather than colleagues.
5
5
No.
5
Title
"Not Your Savior"
Directed by
Eriq LaSalle
Written by
Tiffany Bratcher
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL105
While on patrol, Diaz visits his mother who tells him that East Barrio has put a hit on his brother as retribution for Diaz arresting Maniac. Harmon and Diaz respond to an ex-couple fighting over custody of their child. Afterwards, Diaz asks Harmon if they can visit Smokey as an attempt take the hit off of his brother, but she insists that it's a lost cause. Harmon suggests protective custody, but Diaz says his brother won't accept it. The two witness an erratic vehicle and discover that the impaired driver left an area hospital without being discharged. Harmon and Diaz get into a heated argument when he asks about seeing Smokey once more, causing friction between them. They are interrupted by a couple arguing at a nearby gas station. The husband douses himself in gasoline before setting himself on fire, nearly killing their young son. After shift, Harmon explains to Diaz that she intervened when Lasman's former partner assaulted a suspect. She says she did not report it to internal affairs, but that several other officers believed she did and blame her for their firing. As a result, Lasman lost a promotion to lieutenant that Bishop received instead.
While on patrol, Diaz visits his mother who tells him that East Barrio has put a hit on his brother as retribution for Diaz arresting Maniac. Harmon and Diaz respond to an ex-couple fighting over custody of their child. Afterwards, Diaz asks Harmon if they can visit Smokey as an attempt take the hit off of his brother, but she insists that it's a lost cause. Harmon suggests protective custody, but Diaz says his brother won't accept it. The two witness an erratic vehicle and discover that the impaired driver left an area hospital without being discharged. Harmon and Diaz get into a heated argument when he asks about seeing Smokey once more, causing friction between them. They are interrupted by a couple arguing at a nearby gas station. The husband douses himself in gasoline before setting himself on fire, nearly killing their young son. After shift, Harmon explains to Diaz that she intervened when Lasman's former partner assaulted a suspect. She says she did not report it to internal affairs, but that several other officers believed she did and blame her for their firing. As a result, Lasman lost a promotion to lieutenant that Bishop received instead.
No.
While on patrol, Diaz visits his mother who tells him that East Barrio has put a hit on his brother as retribution for Diaz arresting Maniac. Harmon and Diaz respond to an ex-couple fighting over custody of their child. Afterwards, Diaz asks Harmon if they can visit Smokey as an attempt take the hit off of his brother, but she insists that it's a lost cause. Harmon suggests protective custody, but Diaz says his brother won't accept it. The two witness an erratic vehicle and discover that the impaired driver left an area hospital without being discharged. Harmon and Diaz get into a heated argument when he asks about seeing Smokey once more, causing friction between them. They are interrupted by a couple arguing at a nearby gas station. The husband douses himself in gasoline before setting himself on fire, nearly killing their young son. After shift, Harmon explains to Diaz that she intervened when Lasman's former partner assaulted a suspect. She says she did not report it to internal affairs, but that several other officers believed she did and blame her for their firing. As a result, Lasman lost a promotion to lieutenant that Bishop received instead.
6
6
No.
6
Title
"L.A. Woman"
Directed by
Eriq LaSalle
Written by
Molly Manning
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL106
When responding to a fight between an alleged reckless driver and a local homeowner, Harmon and Diaz find that a stray dog has been hit by a vehicle. Animal control is unable to provide assistance so Lasman euthanizes it on the scene. After Diaz tells Harmon that his brother had been attacked, she changes her mind and stops to see Smokey says the only way to call off the hit is if they arrest members of a rival gang. East Barrio meanwhile, whose leaders believe Smokey gave up maniac, has been having internal conflicts. The two then answer a call where three teenagers overdosed at a party. They provide medical assistance until the paramedics arrive. Afterwards, Harmon and Diaz head to the homeless encampment once more where she clarifies that her sister, Jen, got addicted to narcotics while recovering from her injury, which is what actually caused her to lose her job. Jen lives there where she is known as Sheriff. Harmon wants to arrest Jen but Diaz urges Harmon to take her to a safe house instead, to which Harmon agrees. Harmon then proposes that they move Diaz's brother to a different prison facility where East Barrio won't be able to get to him.
When responding to a fight between an alleged reckless driver and a local homeowner, Harmon and Diaz find that a stray dog has been hit by a vehicle. Animal control is unable to provide assistance so Lasman euthanizes it on the scene. After Diaz tells Harmon that his brother had been attacked, she changes her mind and stops to see Smokey says the only way to call off the hit is if they arrest members of a rival gang. East Barrio meanwhile, whose leaders believe Smokey gave up maniac, has been having internal conflicts. The two then answer a call where three teenagers overdosed at a party. They provide medical assistance until the paramedics arrive. Afterwards, Harmon and Diaz head to the homeless encampment once more where she clarifies that her sister, Jen, got addicted to narcotics while recovering from her injury, which is what actually caused her to lose her job. Jen lives there where she is known as Sheriff. Harmon wants to arrest Jen but Diaz urges Harmon to take her to a safe house instead, to which Harmon agrees. Harmon then proposes that they move Diaz's brother to a different prison facility where East Barrio won't be able to get to him.
No.
When responding to a fight between an alleged reckless driver and a local homeowner, Harmon and Diaz find that a stray dog has been hit by a vehicle. Animal control is unable to provide assistance so Lasman euthanizes it on the scene. After Diaz tells Harmon that his brother had been attacked, she changes her mind and stops to see Smokey says the only way to call off the hit is if they arrest members of a rival gang. East Barrio meanwhile, whose leaders believe Smokey gave up maniac, has been having internal conflicts. The two then answer a call where three teenagers overdosed at a party. They provide medical assistance until the paramedics arrive. Afterwards, Harmon and Diaz head to the homeless encampment once more where she clarifies that her sister, Jen, got addicted to narcotics while recovering from her injury, which is what actually caused her to lose her job. Jen lives there where she is known as Sheriff. Harmon wants to arrest Jen but Diaz urges Harmon to take her to a safe house instead, to which Harmon agrees. Harmon then proposes that they move Diaz's brother to a different prison facility where East Barrio won't be able to get to him.
7
7
No.
7
Title
"War Machine"
Directed by
Brenna Malloy
Written by
Bryan Gracia & John Conley
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL107
Harmon shows Delgado's parents Maria's plaque on the fallen officer wall at the station. Diaz's mother then visits him there where she inquires about his brother. When things get tense, Harmon breaks it up; Diaz's mother then thanks Harmon for saving her son. Harmon and Diaz then get called to a robbery at a dispensary belonging to Smokey where two people were shot and a safe was broken into. While collecting evidence with Barlowe, they receive a secondary robbery call with suspects meeting similar descriptions at a nearby residence. There they find Smokey's daughter Leona injured, and a missing wall safe. Lasman decides that the best way to handle East Barrio is to issue a tactical alert and arrest everyone in the area with known affiliations and warrants but Harmon disagrees. Diaz visits Leona in the hospital and talks her into giving up the name and address of one of her attackers. Believing that Smokey also knows this information, Harmon and Diaz rush there only to find the two occupants shot. Harmon and Lasman argue over the successfulness of the tactical alert. Koyama then tells Harmon that he has a way to arrest Smokey and asks if she wants to help.
Harmon shows Delgado's parents Maria's plaque on the fallen officer wall at the station. Diaz's mother then visits him there where she inquires about his brother. When things get tense, Harmon breaks it up; Diaz's mother then thanks Harmon for saving her son. Harmon and Diaz then get called to a robbery at a dispensary belonging to Smokey where two people were shot and a safe was broken into. While collecting evidence with Barlowe, they receive a secondary robbery call with suspects meeting similar descriptions at a nearby residence. There they find Smokey's daughter Leona injured, and a missing wall safe. Lasman decides that the best way to handle East Barrio is to issue a tactical alert and arrest everyone in the area with known affiliations and warrants but Harmon disagrees. Diaz visits Leona in the hospital and talks her into giving up the name and address of one of her attackers. Believing that Smokey also knows this information, Harmon and Diaz rush there only to find the two occupants shot. Harmon and Lasman argue over the successfulness of the tactical alert. Koyama then tells Harmon that he has a way to arrest Smokey and asks if she wants to help.
No.
Harmon shows Delgado's parents Maria's plaque on the fallen officer wall at the station. Diaz's mother then visits him there where she inquires about his brother. When things get tense, Harmon breaks it up; Diaz's mother then thanks Harmon for saving her son. Harmon and Diaz then get called to a robbery at a dispensary belonging to Smokey where two people were shot and a safe was broken into. While collecting evidence with Barlowe, they receive a secondary robbery call with suspects meeting similar descriptions at a nearby residence. There they find Smokey's daughter Leona injured, and a missing wall safe. Lasman decides that the best way to handle East Barrio is to issue a tactical alert and arrest everyone in the area with known affiliations and warrants but Harmon disagrees. Diaz visits Leona in the hospital and talks her into giving up the name and address of one of her attackers. Believing that Smokey also knows this information, Harmon and Diaz rush there only to find the two occupants shot. Harmon and Lasman argue over the successfulness of the tactical alert. Koyama then tells Harmon that he has a way to arrest Smokey and asks if she wants to help.
8
8
No.
8
Title
"How the West Was Won"
Directed by
Brenna Malloy
Written by
Tim Walsh & Elliot Wolf
Original release date
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
Prod.code
ONCL108
Diaz mentions that his 60-day review is soon and Koyama says that his commander has approved Harmon's transfer to his unit but that it still needs to be approved by a superior. After convincing an associate of Smokey's to cooperate, Koyama's team, along with Harmon and Diaz, stakeout a truck stop where Smokey is expected to receive a drug shipment. However, instead of Smokey, Leona accepts the drugs. A gunfight then erupts between her and other members of Smokey's crew. Diaz chases Leona but finds Smokey instead. Leona catches Diaz off guard and shoots him but Koyama kills her before she can kill Diaz. Harmon then finds Smokey and arrests him. Diaz recovers from his injuries and Harmon discovers that her transfer was denied. Believing that Lasman was responsible, Harmon confronts him, but he says it wasn't him. In Diaz's review, Harmon suggests that his probation period be reset. Harmon asks Bishop if she is the one who denied her transfer and she admits to doing so, saying it's because of the way Harmon located Maniac. Harmon then requests that she be allowed to continue training Diaz to which Bishop reluctantly agrees. Diaz gives Harmon his Get Out of Jail Free card before the two head out on patrol.
Diaz mentions that his 60-day review is soon and Koyama says that his commander has approved Harmon's transfer to his unit but that it still needs to be approved by a superior. After convincing an associate of Smokey's to cooperate, Koyama's team, along with Harmon and Diaz, stakeout a truck stop where Smokey is expected to receive a drug shipment. However, instead of Smokey, Leona accepts the drugs. A gunfight then erupts between her and other members of Smokey's crew. Diaz chases Leona but finds Smokey instead. Leona catches Diaz off guard and shoots him but Koyama kills her before she can kill Diaz. Harmon then finds Smokey and arrests him. Diaz recovers from his injuries and Harmon discovers that her transfer was denied. Believing that Lasman was responsible, Harmon confronts him, but he says it wasn't him. In Diaz's review, Harmon suggests that his probation period be reset. Harmon asks Bishop if she is the one who denied her transfer and she admits to doing so, saying it's because of the way Harmon located Maniac. Harmon then requests that she be allowed to continue training Diaz to which Bishop reluctantly agrees. Diaz gives Harmon his Get Out of Jail Free card before the two head out on patrol.
No.
Diaz mentions that his 60-day review is soon and Koyama says that his commander has approved Harmon's transfer to his unit but that it still needs to be approved by a superior. After convincing an associate of Smokey's to cooperate, Koyama's team, along with Harmon and Diaz, stakeout a truck stop where Smokey is expected to receive a drug shipment. However, instead of Smokey, Leona accepts the drugs. A gunfight then erupts between her and other members of Smokey's crew. Diaz chases Leona but finds Smokey instead. Leona catches Diaz off guard and shoots him but Koyama kills her before she can kill Diaz. Harmon then finds Smokey and arrests him. Diaz recovers from his injuries and Harmon discovers that her transfer was denied. Believing that Lasman was responsible, Harmon confronts him, but he says it wasn't him. In Diaz's review, Harmon suggests that his probation period be reset. Harmon asks Bishop if she is the one who denied her transfer and she admits to doing so, saying it's because of the way Harmon located Maniac. Harmon then requests that she be allowed to continue training Diaz to which Bishop reluctantly agrees. Diaz gives Harmon his Get Out of Jail Free card before the two head out on patrol.
No.
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original release date
Prod.code
1
"Pilot"
Eriq LaSalle
Tim Walsh & Elliot Wolf
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL101
In Long Beach, Officer Maria Delgado is shot while performing a traffic stop. The car flees and Delgado dies in the street. Rookies Holt and Alex Diaz report for their first day as patrol officers. Diaz is paired with Officer Traci Harmon. Lieutenant Bishop informs Harmon, Diaz, Holt, Sergeant Lasman, and other officers that Eddie Watson has been identified as Delgado's shooter and that Juan Cortez was driving the vehicle. Bishop also says Watson uses the alias "Maniac" and that they are part of a street gang called East Barrio. It is believed they fled because they were trafficking drugs. Harmon gives Diaz a Get Out of Jail Free card. When the two respond to a domestic dispute; Harmon threatens the abuser, which is captured on Diaz's body cam. They receive a radio call that a Mustang with ties to East Barrio has been spotted. Harmon locates the vehicle and gets into a high-speed pursuit. After it crashes, Maniac runs on foot and Diaz disobeys an order by pursuing him. Diaz loses him and is reprimanded by Harmon. Harmon is also chastised by Bishop. Harmon admits to Diaz that Delgado was one of her trainees.
2
"Laws of the Universe"
Eriq LaSalle
Tim Walsh & Elliot Wolf
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL102
Harmon and Diaz are dispatched to a street takeover where Officer Rolland is assaulted. Lasman and Harmon disagree on the best way to handle the situation. Diaz is irritated that he wasn't permitted to chase the instigator; Harmon takes him to where Delgado was murdered as a lesson over safety. The two are called to a homicide at a homeless encampment where a severed head was found. One of the residents tells Harmon that "the Sherriff" was recently spotted there and is looking for her. Diaz and Holt search a backpack two residents were fighting over, finding a hand that has a tattoo associated with East Barrio. Harmon and Diaz back up Detective Sergeant Tyson Koyama, who found a rival gang vehicle transporting drugs. One of the occupants says that East Barrio has vanished like La Llorona after Delgado's murder. At the end of shift, Harmon tells Diaz that he is better than his brother, who is in prison for armed robbery. Bishop informs Harmon that the hand was identified as belonging to Cortez, but that Maniac is still missing. Lasman asks Diaz if he witnessed Harmon threaten a suspect, showing him body cam footage from the domestic dispute; Diaz refuses to answer.
3
"South of Heaven"
Brenna Malloy
Molly Manning
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL103
Harmon, Diaz, Holt, and Barlowe, Holt's training officer, pursue a suspect accused of robbing a 7-Eleven with a hatchet. Diaz rescues a bystander who was pushed over the edge of an elevated walkway but his service weapon falls to the ground below. Holt later returns Diaz's weapon and suggests he leaves it out of his report; warning him that Harmon can't be trusted because several officers, including Lasman's former partner, were fired because of her actions. Diaz questions Harmon about this allegation but she gets defensive. Harmon later believes that this conversation with Diaz is affecting his training. Koyama tells Harmon that he wants her to take an open spot in his unit, but she doubts her transfer will get approved. He also says that detectives believe Maniac has fled to Mexico. Harmon visits Smokey, a local bar owner with ties to East Barrio. Their conversation leads her to believe that Maniac is still in Long Beach. Harmon and Diaz return to the homeless encampment when a woman is accused of torching area vehicles. While Diaz and Holt search the camp, Holt accidentally gets stabbed with a needle and overdoses, causing Diaz to give him Narcan.
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"Unsung"
Brenna Malloy
Bryan Gracia
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL104
Holt takes an extended leave after receiving medical treatment. As Harmon and Diaz get to know each other, she tells him that her sister used to be a cop, but moved to Los Angeles after an injury on the job. Following Delgado's funeral, Harmon and Diaz respond to a dispute at a motel. One of the suspects tells Harmon that members of East Barrio had been partying there the night before. She uses this information to flip the other suspect and gain a confidential informant, who tells Harmon that Maniac will be at a second motel later that evening. She and Diaz perform a stakeout; Harmon acquires Maniac's room number from the motel employee before calling for backup. When performing a tactical raid, several members of East Barrio are found, and Maniac flees. Harmon follows him to an abandoned Walmart where the two get into an altercation. She gains the upper hand and holds him at gunpoint until Lasman arrives as backup and arrests him. Bishop questions Harmon on how she managed to single-handedly find Maniac, when an entire team of detectives were unable to. Harmon confides in Bishop, believing they are talking as friends rather than colleagues.
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"Not Your Savior"
Eriq LaSalle
Tiffany Bratcher
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL105
While on patrol, Diaz visits his mother who tells him that East Barrio has put a hit on his brother as retribution for Diaz arresting Maniac. Harmon and Diaz respond to an ex-couple fighting over custody of their child. Afterwards, Diaz asks Harmon if they can visit Smokey as an attempt take the hit off of his brother, but she insists that it's a lost cause. Harmon suggests protective custody, but Diaz says his brother won't accept it. The two witness an erratic vehicle and discover that the impaired driver left an area hospital without being discharged. Harmon and Diaz get into a heated argument when he asks about seeing Smokey once more, causing friction between them. They are interrupted by a couple arguing at a nearby gas station. The husband douses himself in gasoline before setting himself on fire, nearly killing their young son. After shift, Harmon explains to Diaz that she intervened when Lasman's former partner assaulted a suspect. She says she did not report it to internal affairs, but that several other officers believed she did and blame her for their firing. As a result, Lasman lost a promotion to lieutenant that Bishop received instead.
6
Woman"
Eriq LaSalle
Molly Manning
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL106
When responding to a fight between an alleged reckless driver and a local homeowner, Harmon and Diaz find that a stray dog has been hit by a vehicle. Animal control is unable to provide assistance so Lasman euthanizes it on the scene. After Diaz tells Harmon that his brother had been attacked, she changes her mind and stops to see Smokey says the only way to call off the hit is if they arrest members of a rival gang. East Barrio meanwhile, whose leaders believe Smokey gave up maniac, has been having internal conflicts. The two then answer a call where three teenagers overdosed at a party. They provide medical assistance until the paramedics arrive. Afterwards, Harmon and Diaz head to the homeless encampment once more where she clarifies that her sister, Jen, got addicted to narcotics while recovering from her injury, which is what actually caused her to lose her job. Jen lives there where she is known as Sheriff. Harmon wants to arrest Jen but Diaz urges Harmon to take her to a safe house instead, to which Harmon agrees. Harmon then proposes that they move Diaz's brother to a different prison facility where East Barrio won't be able to get to him.
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"War Machine"
Brenna Malloy
Bryan Gracia & John Conley
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL107
Harmon shows Delgado's parents Maria's plaque on the fallen officer wall at the station. Diaz's mother then visits him there where she inquires about his brother. When things get tense, Harmon breaks it up; Diaz's mother then thanks Harmon for saving her son. Harmon and Diaz then get called to a robbery at a dispensary belonging to Smokey where two people were shot and a safe was broken into. While collecting evidence with Barlowe, they receive a secondary robbery call with suspects meeting similar descriptions at a nearby residence. There they find Smokey's daughter Leona injured, and a missing wall safe. Lasman decides that the best way to handle East Barrio is to issue a tactical alert and arrest everyone in the area with known affiliations and warrants but Harmon disagrees. Diaz visits Leona in the hospital and talks her into giving up the name and address of one of her attackers. Believing that Smokey also knows this information, Harmon and Diaz rush there only to find the two occupants shot. Harmon and Lasman argue over the successfulness of the tactical alert. Koyama then tells Harmon that he has a way to arrest Smokey and asks if she wants to help.
8
"How the West Was Won"
Brenna Malloy
Tim Walsh & Elliot Wolf
January 9, 2025 (2025-01-09)
ONCL108
Diaz mentions that his 60-day review is soon and Koyama says that his commander has approved Harmon's transfer to his unit but that it still needs to be approved by a superior. After convincing an associate of Smokey's to cooperate, Koyama's team, along with Harmon and Diaz, stakeout a truck stop where Smokey is expected to receive a drug shipment. However, instead of Smokey, Leona accepts the drugs. A gunfight then erupts between her and other members of Smokey's crew. Diaz chases Leona but finds Smokey instead. Leona catches Diaz off guard and shoots him but Koyama kills her before she can kill Diaz. Harmon then finds Smokey and arrests him. Diaz recovers from his injuries and Harmon discovers that her transfer was denied. Believing that Lasman was responsible, Harmon confronts him, but he says it wasn't him. In Diaz's review, Harmon suggests that his probation period be reset. Harmon asks Bishop if she is the one who denied her transfer and she admits to doing so, saying it's because of the way Harmon located Maniac. Harmon then requests that she be allowed to continue training Diaz to which Bishop reluctantly agrees. Diaz gives Harmon his Get Out of Jail Free card before the two head out on patrol.
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6/10
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9/10
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9/10
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3/10
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