The Worst Episodes of Terriers

Desperate for quick cash, Hank and Britt set out to capture escaped convict Mongo for a big reward.

Director: Clark Johnson

Writer: Jed Seidel, Shawn Ryan

A favor for an old drinking buddy leads Hank and Britt, down a rabbit-hole of corruption in deceptively sunny Ocean Beach.

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Writer: N/A

Hank and Britt help an amnesiac college student with the case of his missing identity.

Director: Michael Zinberg

Writer: Jed Seidel

Robert Lindus is back with an unusual request from jail: he wants Hank and Britt to steal a quarter of a million dollars from him.

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Writer: N/A

While Hank recovers from his injury, Britt teams up with a transvestite hooker to solve the death of her friend.

Director: Adam Arkin

Writer: Shawn Ryan

In order to secure a loan, Hank must prove that the bank manager's wife is cheating on him. But what he discovers is much kinkier than infidelity.

Director: Guy Ferland

Writer: Phoef Sutton

Hank and Britt deal with the widening scope of the Lindus conspiracy as they try to avoid the rap for a murder they (technically) didn't commit.

Director: Rian Johnson

Writer: N/A

Hank and Britt go on a wild goose chase through Ocean Beach while searching for an engagement ring.

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Hank and Britt both work with their ex-partners to make it out of some hot water south of the border.

Director: John Dahl

Writer: Phoef Sutton

Fighting the urge to drink on Gretchen's wedding day, Hank stumbles back onto the radar of the conspiracy threatening Ocean Beach.

Director: Ted Griffin

Writer: Nicholas Griffin

Hank gets a second shot at the rape case that got him ejected from the police department in a mystery spanning multiple time periods.

Director: Tucker Gates

Writer: Tim Minear

Hank, Britt, and new ally, Laura Ross, unravel the Ocean Beach conspiracy, which puts them and everyone they love in immediate danger.

Director: Adam Arkin

Writer: Angela Kang, Leslye Headland

Hank runs out of options and time and Britt faces a decision that will change his future.

Director: Ted Griffin

Writer: Ted Griffin, Nicholas Griffin