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The Evidence

TV·2006–2006·1 season, 8 episodes·ABC·Drama, Crime·1h·Created by Dustin Thomason

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Inspectors Cayman Bishop and Sean Cole investigate crimes in San Francisco Police Department. How does all of the pieces to the puzzle all fit together?

Cast

Orlando JonesOrlando JonesInspector Cayman BishopRob EstesRob EstesInspector Sean ColeAnita BriemAnita BriemEmily StevensMartin LandauMartin LandauDr. Sol GoldmanJulia BensonJulia BensonSadie McAbee

Episodes by season

Season018Episodes2006Aired—Season avg
  1. S01E01The Evidence S01E01PilotMarch 22, 2006—In the premiere episode, Bishop and Cole uncover disparate pieces of evidence - a flowering hydrangea plant, a severed human finger with att
  2. S01E02The Evidence S01E02Down for the CountMarch 29, 2006—Cole and Bishop try to solve the murder of a boxer who is found dead in an alley following a fight.
  3. S01E03The Evidence S01E03Borrowed TimeApril 5, 2006—A wife learns posthumously that her husband had been concealing a year-long battle with cancer, which prompts Goldman to recall painful memo
  4. S01E04The Evidence S01E045 Little IndiansApril 12, 2006—When five friends from the same rehab center who celebrate their sobriety together are murdered under similar circumstances, Bishop and Cole
  5. S01E05The Evidence S01E05Yi vs. LiJune 10, 2006—A traditional Chinese businessman is killed, Bishop and Cole must get help from outside the department to solve this crime.
  6. S01E06The Evidence S01E06Wine and DieJune 17, 2006—Cole and Bishop try to explore their dating possibilities at work, when they are called to a murder investigation. A man was killed, when he
  7. S01E07StringersJune 24, 2006—A paramedic is killed in front of her boyfriend, a journalist, during a robbery. Bishop and Cole soon find a suspect with a personal vendett
  8. S01E08And the Envelope PleaseJuly 1, 2006—A nightclub DJ is murdered brutally, but the investigation of Cole and Bishop uncover even more than just a simple misunderstanding.Meanwhil

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