L.A. Dragnet (2003-2004)

Killing Field (2004)

42:45 minutes.

A routine arrest leads to a horrible discovery of a serial killer who tortured and cremated his victims.

Riddance (2004)

40:59 minutes.

A toxic batch of narcotics is responsible for a series of drug-related deaths, and the dealer is an unlikely suspect.

Retribution (2004) (Season 2, Episode 8)

42:32 minutes.

A priest is decapitated and what seems like a senseless killing is actually related to the priest's secret past in Bosnia.

Frame of Mind (2004) (Season 2, Episode 7)

41:59 minutes.

It's tough trying to solve apparently random murders, until there's a through line that connects them - an online porn actress.

Abduction (2004) (Season 2, Episode 6)

41:03 minutes.

A Malibu teenager is abducted and killed, and his parents' alternative lifestyle is questioned.

Slice of Life (2003) (Season 2, Episode 5)

42:51 minutes.

The headless body of a woman who recently had a baby is found offshore by fishermen, yet there’s no sign of the baby and no clues as to how this horrible crime happened.

The Magic Bullet (2003) (Season 2, Episode 4)

41:00 minutes.

A groupie is found dead after a wild after hours party in downtown L.A., and an eccentric music mogul, who she was dating, is the prime suspect.

17 in 6 (2003) (Season 2, Episode 3)

42:20 minutes.

A gang turf war in L.A.'s most crime-ridden precinct ends in tragedy as Friday and his team try to in filtrate the horrors of inner city warfare.

Coyote (2003) (Season 2, Episode 2)

42:12 minutes.

A Latina prostitute is killed, uncovering a major prostitution ring run by a "coyote", someone who brings in illegal aliens from Mexico.

Daddy's Girl (2003) (Season 2, Episode 1)

42:33 minutes.

A teenager is brutally tortured and murdered, and her very disturbed friends are suspects.

The Little Guy (2003) (Season 1, Episode 12)

38:55 minutes.

A robbery turned murder at a liquor store yields an unlikely suspect with a heart.

For Whom the Whistle Blows (2003) (Season 1, Episode 11)

41:38 minutes.

A six year old murder case leads the detectives on a wild goose chase to discover why the middle aged female victim, a high powered defense industry executive, was mysteriously killed.

Let's Make a Deal (2003) (Season 1, Episode 10)

39:58 minutes.

A kidnapping turns into a scandalous upstairs/downstairs expose of a wealthy Hollywood agent's lifestyle.

Redemption (2003) (Season 1, Episode 9)

40:07 minutes.

An innocent young woman with a secret career in porn is dead in an apparent suicide, and a porn producer's subsequent murder is connected.

Sticks and Stones (2003) (Season 1, Episode 8)

40:51 minutes.

A high school student is killed in a bizarre satanic ritual and it turns out her murder was done by a serial killer who no one suspected was dangerous.

The Artful Dodger (2003) (Season 1, Episode 7)

39:46 minutes.

A murder during a jewelry heist leads the detectives on a complicated investigation of power and greed.

The Brass Ring (2003) (Season 1, Episode 6)

42:52 minutes.

A rising actor is stabbed to death in the Hollywood Hills, but even though it was staged to look drug related, the motive was much more personal.

The Cutting of the Swath (2003) (Season 1, Episode 5)

41:39 minutes.

A deranged man is killing his entire family.

Well Endowed (2003) (Season 1, Episode 4)

40:39 minutes.

A faded actress is brutally murdered, and when a porn star, whom police considered the prime suspect, is found in a coma, a very high profile family joins the mix.

All That Glitters (2003) (Season 1, Episode 3)

40:59 minutes.

An action movie producer is brutally stabbed, with the Armenian mob the primary suspect.

The Big Ruckus (2003) (Season 1, Episode 2)

42:08 minutes.

A privileged video entrepreneur is found dead in a seedy part of town and although it appears like a drug-related incident, the answer is actually a little closer to home.

The Silver Slayer (2003) (Season 1, Episode 1)

41:12 minutes.

A rash of murders leads Detectives Friday and Smith on a hunt for a Hillside Strangler copycat with a twist using silver as his trademark.