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The 4 to 9ers - Season 3

The stakes ratchet up for The 4 to 9ers in Season Three as Samantha, Seth and Charlie scuffle for the careers they studied for in college (or didn't). Sgt. Doyle finally gets an underling to help patrol the Muskfield Mall but who is this Malcolm Fullilove guy really, and what if anything does he have to do with Samantha getting her shot as a TV reporter, Seth making up with his strong-willed father, or Sgt. Doyle finally moving of his Mom's apartment? All answers (and plenty of laughs) dead-ahead.

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The stakes ratchet up for The 4 to 9ers in Season Three as Samantha, Seth and Charlie scuffle for the careers they studied for in college (or didn't). Sgt. Doyle finally gets an underling to help patrol the Muskfield Mall but who is this Malcolm Fullilove guy really, and what if anything does he have to do with Samantha getting her shot as a TV reporter, Seth making up with his strong-willed father, or Sgt. Doyle finally moving of his Mom's apartment? All answers (and plenty of laughs) dead-ahead.

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