An explosive event sets the stage for emotional shifts in the lives of the detectives: Fitch tries to rebuild his relationship with his 12-year-old son, Bobby; Longford begins the paperwork needed for his retirement; Washington focuses on his newborn son; Mahajan retreats further from an arranged marriage, and Sanchez may be contemplating a new relationship. But their plans are interrupted when Longford and Mahajan investigate the murder of a young graffiti artist, Jordan Loney. There seems to be a clear suspect in the case, but Fitch is intrigued by some artistic doodles that eventually lead to a suspect with a disturbing history and a darker motive. Finally, when Fitch’s ex-wife flies to Detroit to leave their son for a planned visit, she drops some shocking news on her ex. Little does Fitch know that he, his son and the other detectives will soon all be in great jeopardy, on “Detroit 1-8-7,” TUESDAY, MARCH 8 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network
Written by:
David Zabel
Directed by:
David Zabel
Guest Cast:
Vadim Imperioli as Bobby
Alicia Coppola as Linda Garrety
Megan Dodds as Jess Harkins
Tommy Flanagan as Albert Stram
Erin Way as Wendy Chapin-Lomeister
Shahine Ezell as Nuke5
Kevin Carroll as Reuben Davis
Heidi Johanningmeier as Margie Parker
Royce Williams as MK
Final Ratings:
5.644 million viewers
3.6 / 6 in households
1.2 / 4 among adults 18-49