: John Nolan receives news that his father has died, leaving him only fourteen dollars and an old Chevelle. The subsequent meeting with his half-brother, Pete (played by Pete Davidson), forces Nolan to reckon with the different childhoods they experienced under the same man.
The episode’s departmental theme involves a push to close old cases that detectives have set aside: [S2E13] Follow-Up Day
: Officer Tim Bradford is distracted by the results of his sergeant promotion exam, highlighting his internal pressure to move up in the ranks. : John Nolan receives news that his father
: Deal with a case involving unlicensed firearms that surprisingly implicates public defender Wesley Evers’ mother, Melanie. The Personal "Follow-Up" : Deal with a case involving unlicensed firearms
: Investigate a stolen statue from a local shop, which leads to a confrontation with a gang leader named Marquel.
Parallel to the police work, the characters face their own "dormant" personal issues:
: John Nolan receives news that his father has died, leaving him only fourteen dollars and an old Chevelle. The subsequent meeting with his half-brother, Pete (played by Pete Davidson), forces Nolan to reckon with the different childhoods they experienced under the same man.
The episode’s departmental theme involves a push to close old cases that detectives have set aside:
: Officer Tim Bradford is distracted by the results of his sergeant promotion exam, highlighting his internal pressure to move up in the ranks.
: Deal with a case involving unlicensed firearms that surprisingly implicates public defender Wesley Evers’ mother, Melanie. The Personal "Follow-Up"
: Investigate a stolen statue from a local shop, which leads to a confrontation with a gang leader named Marquel.
Parallel to the police work, the characters face their own "dormant" personal issues: