Pacific Blue

Ex-Navy cadet Chris (Darlene Vogel) joins the force and gets training from Palermo as the squad heads up a search for a ring of carjackers.

Cory (Paula Trickey) doubts herself when she's accused of using excessive force in a shooting incident. Meanwhile, Chris and Victor play bodyguard to a spoiled actor.

T.C. crosses paths with a guy who is openly racist. The guy has a bar and forces all vendors of ethnicity to leave.

T.C. infiltrates a team of thrill-seeking bicyclists who may have been responsible for the death of his friend. Meanwhile, Cory and Victor search for a purse-snatching dog.

Palermo (Rick Rossovich) decides to circumvent the law when a serial killer resumes his reign of terror, years after the two men met during a tragic standoff.

The search for a team of robbers begins after one of them brandishes a gun at T.C. (Jim Davidson), then flees. Meanwhile, Chris thinks she has found love.

A body builder/waitress at Sheila's restaurant is hooked on steroids and in debt to a vicious, body-building steroid dealer and user.

Things heat up for T.C. when a woman from his past witnesses a crime and he's assigned to be her bodyguard. Meanwhile, Victor faces down his demons in the boxing ring.

T.C. and Cory go to the bank to do something. That's when three men come in whom Cory makes as bank robbers.

A series of fires has T.C., Chris, and Palermo hunting down an arsonist long thought to be dead. Meanwhile, Cory calls in the experts to catch a mouse running loose in the station.

T.C. and Palermo fear for Chris (Darlene Vogel) when she falls for a new recruit---an edgy cop with a death wish. Meanwhile, the squad wants in on Elvis's lotto-winning scheme.

Palermo finds himself working two cases at the same time. The first working with T.C. and they're looking for a guy who robs motorists while they're stuck in traffic.