The Unusuals

A sudden move from Vice to Homicide to investigate the murder of a fellow cop lands NYPD Detective Casey Shraeger in the middle of an investigation that could expose rampant police corruption.

A legendary and hapless criminal family unleashes a crime spree on New York City in an effort to raise money to save their ailing patriarch.

As Delahoy and Banks investigate a store that helps its customers commit murder, Casey’s favor for Davis Dixon ends up freeing a hit and run suspect from jail.

As a pawnshop armed robbery forces Beaumont to keep a secret from Walsh, Delahoy worries about what his future holds as he and Cole search for a brain cancer victim who has left a hospital after being declared dead.

After Frank Lutz’s attempt to silence Walsh seriously injures Beaumont, Cole decides to stop his tormentor once and for all; Banks looks to prevent a psychic’s prediction of her own death from coming true.

Despite Casey’s doubts, Walsh sets out to exonerate a detective suspected of murder; Banks discovers his identity has been stolen after he is reported to have died in a liquor store robbery.

As Casey and Walsh investigate the disappearance of a wealthy man they were assigned to protect, Delahoy and Banks differ over how to handle an 82-year-old nursing home resident who has embarked on a crime spree.

Alvarez falls prey to a pair of clever con men who steal some important evidence in an accomplice's drug trial; Banks' paranoia makes it hard for him to convince Delahoy that he witnessed a neighbor's murder.

As the detectives look to solve a naked man’s murder, the theft of confidential answering machine tapes exposes the grim truth about a hiker’s death.

Emotional involvement leads Casey to try to solve a notorious ten-year-old assault; the detectives search for a mystery pornographer who is using apartments as film sets without their owners’ knowledge.