The Best Episodes of Robbery Homicide Division

The fearful ex-wife of a newly-paroled gang member begs Cole for protection, because her testimony against the volatile man helped prosecutors put him away.

Director: Nick Gomez

Writer: Todd A. Kessler

Cole and his team go into action when a veteran police officer and his trainee are gunned down in their squad car while on dinner break at a mini-mall.

Director: N/A

Writer: Todd A. Kessler

The body of a well-known talent manager turns up in his swimming pool the morning after a big bash is thrown in his honor, but no one at the scene wants to talk to RHD.

Director: Paul Michael Glaser

Writer: Frank Spotnitz

RHD try to uncover the mystery of who shot the night security guard at a warehouse, where washing machines were stolen.

Director: Rod Hardy

Writer: N/A

Cole goes undercover to bring down a group of Vietnamese gunrunners, only to find himself falling in love with the wife of the man behind it all.

Director: Mario Van Peebles, Michael Mann

Writer: Todd A. Kessler, Sean Jablonski

Cole investigates two seemingly unrelated crimes, a drive-by shooting outside a Koreatown nightclub and the massacre of a family in Van Nuys, becoming convinced that the crimes are related and that the same cop may be involved in both.

Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal

Writer: N/A

An ex-con tips off RHD that three bodies were dumped into a nearby river -- three bodies whom seemingly had no loved ones to report them missing.

Director: D.J. Caruso

Writer: Vince Gilligan

Cole and his team delve into the world of high-end escort services and Internet sex when the dead body of a call girl is found on a hillside, apparently the victim of a serial rapist turned murderer.

Director: D.J. Caruso

Writer: Frank Spotnitz, Todd A. Kessler

When an R&B singer is kidnapped following a barroom brawl, RHD's investigation takes them into the world of rap moguls.

Director: Rod Hardy

Writer: Carter Harris

Cole wants to avenge the murder of his former partner by seeing to it that the man convicted for the crime doesn't get off death row.

Director: Paul Michael Glaser

Writer: Todd A. Kessler, Glenn Kessler, Gustave Reininger