Pacific Blue

Pacific Blue's season opener picks up from the cliffhanger season-ender, 'The Right Thing,' in which Bobby Cruz and the three other rookie cops were arrested for withholding evidence in the murder of gang conciliator, John Patrone.

After a sorority girl turns up dead, Monica and Chris go undercover at a very select sorority at Pacific University. Harper discovers that freshman pledges are being forced to strip at a local nightclub as part of their initiation, but then are being blackmailed to continue their activities or risk exposure to their parents and on the internet.

The team goes to Hawaii to train some bike cops. And they get mixed up in Hawaii PD op to get some drug dealers. Eventually they're asked to help and they agree. And Cruz finds himself attracted to one of the cops.

While in Waikiki to train the Honolulu bike patrol, Bobby Cruz and Russ Granger back into an undercover case when they are mistaken for buyers in a large scale drug smuggling operation. They team up with four young, hip undercover officers in Honolulu to bust a ring working out of a surf shop.

A doctor running an underground clinic for plastic surgery causes the death of a young co-ed. The world of high school girls obsessed with plastic surgery is explored when Russ Granger and Monica Harper go undercover.

Granger and Cruz are sent to Ventura County on a seemingly simple case to return a witness to a murder trial in Santa Monica.

T.C. clashes with Chris over her involvement in a series of homicides perpetrated by identical twin brothers.

Cruz and Granger go undercover as high-class gigolos to investigate the suspicious death of a wealthy woman on the Santa Monica pier.

When a popular female boxer dies in the ring, it's quickly discovered that the poison which killed her was actually intended for her opponent, real-life boxing superstar, Mia St. John. Envied (and disliked) by her peers for both her feminine beauty and her champion stature, Mia has been the victim of a stalker for several months.

While investigating a drug smuggling case at a Jamaican nightclub, Bobby Cruz is convinced he's being stalked by Emanuel Mendoza, a killer that he sent to prison two years earlier.

Jamie's vacation plans go awry when she tries to help a struggling singer at a promotional party for "Soul Train."

When a phony mystic manipulates his female followers to engage in prostitution, Jamie and Cory go undercover to investigate.

When a (black) attorney is suing the city over the death of a young black man at the hands of two cops. He is raising all sorts of hell even saying to the press that he has a witness who will prove that the cops were responsible. Later the man is killed. The Chief knowing that the cops are going to be the prime suspects, assigns the Pac Blue unit to investigate.

On her way home one night, a female radio talk show host witnesses a woman being murdered by an arms dealer. As the killers are about to shoot her too, T.C. saves her and fires back at the killers but the flash from his gun blinds the woman.

Jamie Strickland's sister, Jennie, a witness in a previous homicide case, returns from hiding. Detective Marcus, the dirty Narc, is on the warpath, and the juvenile shooter that Jennie can identify has escaped from a work camp as well.

Russ and Cory enter the ugly, violent world of white supremacy to catch the racist killer of several local Mexican and African-American young men. Simultaneously, Jamie tries to protect a young boy, whose talent for photography puts him in jeopardy when he unwittingly captures on film a clandestine meeting between two powerful adversaries.

After a seventeen-year-old girl is kidnapped at a shopping mall, the Pacific Blue team races against the clock during the most critical time in a kidnapping - the first sixty minutes.

After Russ and Bobby arrest a murder suspect, the trial lands before hanging Judge J. Gunnar Halloran. After tossing the weapon because of an illegal search, the heat is turned up on Bobby and Russ, who are accused of planting evidence.

Bobby Cruz' sister, Teresa, witnesses the suicide of a high school classmate and begins to fall under the spell of the girl's manipulative boyfriend. An ambitious rookie cop, recently assigned to Pacific Blue, turns out to be a spy for Internal Affairs. Things get complicated when he's let into the young Pac Blue officers' scheme to frame a ruthless drug dealer.

Cory learns she is pregnant, but is unsure whether the father is T.C. Callaway, a one night stand, or Will Blake, her District Attorney boyfriend.

T.C., now hooked on painkillers from being shot in the leg, leads Pacific Blue on the trail of a potential serial killer who preys on young runaways that he locates via the Internet. Cory and Monica convince a woman psychic, who used to help the police back East, into helping on the case.

While Russ, Bobby, Monica and Jamie are out tracking pot growers in the Santa Monica mountains, Chris Kelly returns to visit a wounded T.C. Callaway, who's fighting addiction to pain pills, as well as kidnap victim Cory McNamara.