Episodes
- Pilot (September 26, 1999) – Former cop Dana Plant unwittingly finds herself with a job at Glenn Hall Inc., where civil rights and the constitution come second to solving crimes, but finds herself still having to deal with former cop partner Greg McCormack.
- "Singer in the Band" (October 3, 1999) – Roberta gets personally involved in a case against a deadbeat dad, while Glenn goes undercover as a country music singer.
- "Bedfellas" (October 10, 1999) – While Manny attempts to outwit a con artist, Glenn gets in deep when she discovers her new boyfriend has mafia connections.
- "Higher Calling" (October 17, 1999) – Glenn and Dana go undercover as prostitutes to prevent a political scandal, while Manny helps a priest who is being blackmailed. Priscilla Barnes and David Dukes guest star. Cameo appearances by Bill Maher, Arianna Huffington and Jane Krakowski playing themselves in a scene incorporating a clip of the issue-based talk show Politically Incorrect.
- "The Heartless Bitch" (October 24, 1999) – Manny and Roberta investigate what seems to be a simple case of infidelity, while Glenn and Dana search for the recipient of a widower's wife's heart.
- "Separation Anxiety" (October 31, 1999) – While Dana fears for her life when she gets a stalker, Glenn helps a 14-year-old girl named Caroline Beels (Emmy Rossum) find her biological mother.
- "Constitution" (November 21, 1999) – The agency gets involved in the complicated life of a family which may include murderers and gay bashers.
- "True Believers" (November 28, 1999) – Back on the force, Dana is annoyed when her first case involves working with Greg and the agency to investigate a mysterious kidnapping.
- "The Grinch" (December 12, 1999) – Glenn searches for a man stealing Christmas presents, while Manny is asked to assist a man in killing his wife.
- "A Criminal Mind" (December 19, 1999) – Glenn and Dana are confused when a clue from a hypnotized man leads them to a murder victim, while Roberta and Manny join forces with a bounty hunter.
- "Blood Lines" (December 17, 2000) – Glenn is reunited with Caroline, who needs a donor for leukemia treatment. Glenn follows a trail to a possible organ match, who will only participate if rape charges against him are dropped. And a tragedy unfolds as Dana tries to help a mentally disabled office worker at the police station, who is caught in a drug deal. However, events spiral out of control, ending in Dana's death.
- "The Stolen Diskette" (December 24, 2000) – FBI Agent Suzanne Shivers joins forces with Glenn to track down a disk with important mob information on it, only to find herself intrigued by the agency. And Greg leaves the force in the wake of Dana's death.
- "Swan Chant" (December 31, 2000) – Glenn and Suzanne take care of a singer who is trying to rid herself of her drug addiction. Against Glenn's will, Manny takes a case of a contested will that may involve the ownership of the agency. When the case goes wrong, a millionaire's widow takes over the agency. The series ends with Suzanne and Roberta finding jobs elsewhere, and Glenn leaving the agency to go on a music tour.
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