A Los Angeles S.W.A.T. sergeant is assigned to lead a highly skilled unit in the community where he grew up. Torn between loyalty to the streets, where the cops are sometimes the enemy, and allegiance to his brothers in blue, he strategically straddles the two worlds.
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A Los Angeles S.W.A.T. sergeant is assigned to lead a highly skilled unit in the community where he grew up. Torn between loyalty to the streets, where the cops are sometimes the enemy, and allegiance to his brothers in blue, he strategically straddles the two worlds.
Season 4 episodes
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Hondo, his father Daniel Sr. and his teen charge Darryl confront the history of racial tension in Los Angeles between law enforcement and the Black community, through flashbacks to the city in 1992 following the Rodney King verdict. Also, the SWAT team pursues El Diablo’s scattered drug cartel hiding in the city and a Jihadist group detonating bombs in coordinated attacks,
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Directed by Billy GierhartWritten by Aaron Rahsaan ThomasGuest stars Deshae Frost, Chris L. McKenna, Donald Dash, Rico E. Anderson, Dahlia Salem, Deja Soufka, Lynette DuPree, Kalea Mcneill
The SWAT team acts as a domestic surveillance unit for the CIA to confirm whether an international crime lord has resurfaced in Los Angeles after being off-grid for years. Also, Tan’s mother, Chan Fei, is a victim of racial discrimination, and Hondo encounters his ex-girlfriend Nichelle, for the first time since their breakup.
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Directed by Billy GierhartWritten by Kent RotherhamGuest stars Rochelle Aytes, Susan Chuang, Bre Blair, David Gautreaux, Briana Venskus, Alex Feldman, Michael Klesic, Vladimir Kulich
Hondo is conflicted when Leroy, his incarcerated childhood friend and Darryl's father, asks him to speak on his behalf at a parole hearing. Also, SWAT helps the FBI track down a mob informant on the run from the crime family he is meant to testify against, and the team dynamic becomes complicated when Street and Tan sign up for a leadership competition Chris has been training months for.
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Directed by Douglas AarniokoskiWritten by Aaron Rahsaan Thomas, Matthew Thomas BrownGuest stars Deshae Frost, Lyndie Greenwood, Adam Aalderks, Michael Beach, Gareth Williams, Alexander Bedria, Hunter Sansone, Al Sapienza
The SWAT team searches for a rogue member of an extremist group planning to attack the memorial service of a famous musician who was outspoken about police brutality. Also, tension mounts between Hondo and Leroy, Darryl's father, when Leroy is released from prison early.
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Directed by Douglas AarniokoskiWritten by VJ BoydGuest stars Deshae Frost, Obba Babatundé, Michael Beach, Kate Boyer, Michael Graziadei, Joyce Guy, Abhi Sinha, Benny Nieves
Hondo is conflicted when the mayor asks him to be the public face of a new outreach campaign meant to improve the LAPD's stature within the Black community. Also, the team's search for a lone bomber reminds Tan of a difficult chapter in his childhood, and Chris pushes herself even further to surpass Street and Tan in a SWAT leadership competition.
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Directed by Oz ScottWritten by Munis RashidGuest stars Lyndie Greenwood, Joy Osmanski, Cathy Cahlin Ryan, David Rees Snell, Amy Farrington, Otis 'Odie' Gallop, Ben Browder, Mary-Bonner Baker
Chris brings the SWAT team into her personal mission to save a teenage girl from a charismatic, predatory religious leader using his church for illicit gain. Also, Hondo receives troubling news about Darryl related to Leroy, Darryl's father, being released from prison, and Tan's wedding planning hits a snag.
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Directed by Cherie DvorakWritten by Alison CrossGuest stars Deshae Frost, Graham Patrick Martin, Mika Abdalla, Sean Patrick Thomas, Lou Ferrigno Jr., Michael Beach, David Bowe, Carlos Acuña
The SWAT team goes on the hunt for a sniper who is targeting the Los Angeles Fire Department by setting fires around the city to lure in unsuspecting engine companies. Also, the rivalry between Chris, Street and Tan ratchets up when Tan finds out there’s an internal betting pool on which of them will win the SWAT leadership competition. And, Street and Molly’s relationship is strained by his complicated history with his imprisoned mother.
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Directed by Jann TurnerWritten by Andrew DettmannGuest stars Lou Ferrigno Jr., Roberto Sanchez, Tim Griffin, Kevin Christy, Lyndie Greenwood, Laura James, Otis 'Odie' Gallop, Susan Santiago
SWAT searches for a group of extremists carrying out coordinated attacks against local businesses. Also, Deacon and his wife, Annie, find themselves at odds when Annie wants to enroll their daughter, Lila, in private school.
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Directed by Billy GierhartWritten by Sarah AldersonGuest stars Lyndie Greenwood, Joy Osmanski, Juanita Jennings, Isabella Hofmann, Michael Miranda, Bre Blair, Adam Aalderks, Ptosha Storey
A tragic mission leads each member of the SWAT team to contend with their emotional distress in varied ways.
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Directed by Cherie DvorakWritten by Michael GemballaGuest stars Lou Ferrigno Jr., Lyndie Greenwood, Laura James, Bre Blair, Adam Aalderks, Cathy Cahlin Ryan, Amy Farrington, David Gautreaux
As the SWAT team helps the LAPD search for the prime suspect in a woman’s disappearance, they’re joined in the field by a new team member. The personal strain between Chris and Street comes to a head as both await Hicks’ decision on who the winner is of a prestigious leadership competition.
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Directed by Paul BernardWritten by Robert WittstadtGuest stars Laura James, Silas Weir Mitchell, A Leslie Kies, Michael Masini, Norma Kuhling, David Rees Snell, Otis 'Odie' Gallop, Alex Anduze
Mumford returns to work a 15-year-old cold case that holds a personal connection and leads to the discovery of a dangerous drug ring. Hondo is leery of Leroy’s motives when he discovers the recent parolee is seeking funding for a new business venture with his son, Darryl.
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Directed by Guy FerlandWritten by VJ Boyd, Sarah AldersonGuest stars Peter Onorati, Rochelle Aytes, Deshae Frost, Christopher Wolfe, Phi Vu, Michael Beach, Lily Knight, Eddie Alfano
A high-stakes domestic disturbance involving a father and his two young daughters leads the team to race against the clock to save a group of international activists.
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Directed by Larry TengWritten by Niceole R. LevyGuest stars Deshae Frost, April Parker Jones, Obba Babatundé, Lucia Ramos, Colby French, Johnny Rey Diaz, Jaime Gomez, Gabriel Ellis
The team works together to hunt down a deadly band of mercenaries hired by a wealthy CEO trying to leave the country before he's arrested for running a massive Ponzi scheme; Hondo is forced to confront his changing relationship with Darryl.
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Directed by Guy FerlandWritten by Alison Cross, Munis RashidGuest stars Deshae Frost, Arianna Ortiz, Adam Aalderks, Chris Browning, Otis 'Odie' Gallop, John D'Aquino, Linc Hand, Brennan Keel Cook
As the team works to stop a violent attack on the city, they're forced to confront the group responsible for the death of a team member. Hondo and Leroy disagree on how to handle a challenge to Darryl's fledgling business.
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Directed by Maja VrviloWritten by Amelia SimsGuest stars Deshae Frost, Lou Ferrigno Jr., Joy Osmanski, Nicole Steinwedell, Adam Aalderks, Norma Kuhling, Michael Beach, Derek Ray
The team tries to track down a media-savvy crew of bank robbers who consider themselves a band of modern-day Robin Hoods, funneling stolen cash back into their struggling neighborhood, before the mission turns deadly. Also, Hondo and Deacon clash over how to deal with a group of cops' racist views.
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Directed by Jann TurnerWritten by Matthew Thomas BrownGuest stars Rochelle Aytes, Bre Blair, Adam Aalderks, Stacie Greenwell, David Rees Snell, Otis 'Odie' Gallop, Ryan Hurst, David Paluck
When four escaped prisoners take control of a courthouse with Hondo and Deacon inside but unarmed, the two race to save the lives of innocent civilians while trying to avoid detection themselves. Street visits his mother in the hospital and faces a pivotal decision.
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Directed by Maja VrviloWritten by Robert WittstadtGuest stars Sohm Kapila, Kelli Dawn Hancock, Andy Martinez, Jr., Diana Tanaka, Sherilyn Fenn, Norma Kuhling, Jon Chaffin, J. Anthony Pena
The team races to rescue victims of a sex trafficking ring that is preying on disenfranchised women. Also, Hondo finds himself at odds with Leroy and Darryl over the future of their business, and Street confronts Chris about meeting with his hospitalized mom.
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Guest stars David Marciano, Deshae Frost, Sherilyn Fenn, Daniela Leon, Obba Babatundé, Michael Beach, Amy Farrington, Dylan Ramsey
The bombing of a Los Angeles police station puts the city on edge, leading the team to a final showdown with a group of domestic extremists. Also, Hondo faces the fallout from a bold decision that threatens his future, and Tan takes a big step in his personal life.
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Guest stars Rochelle Aytes, Deshae Frost, W. Tré Davis, Karina Noelle Castillo, Karissa Lee Staples, Michael Beach, Amy Farrington, Otis 'Odie' Gallop
