Due South Season 4

199813 Episodes
E1

Dr. Longball

0
23 Sept 1998

Welsh's brother calls for big-city backup to catch baseball-team saboteurs.

E2

Easy Money

7.0
30 Sept 1998

Fraser's childhood mentor(Tom Quinn)arrives in Chicago with the hope of stopping a U.S. company from constructing a hydro dam that will leave his northern village under water.

E3

The Ladies' Man

7.0
21 Oct 1998

Ray has misgivings when Beth Botrelle, a woman he arrested years ago for murdering her police officer husband,is scheduled to be executed. Accompanied by Fraser, he tracks down evidence that proves her innocense.

E4

Mojo Rising

7.0
28 Oct 1998

After a voodoo priest dies in a cell, his body disappears from the morgue.

E5

Dead Men Don't Throw Rice

9.0
4 Nov 1998

A murder-for-hire business has a unique body disposal system...funeral caskets.

E6

Odds

7.0
11 Nov 1998

When a beautiful poker player (Denny Scarpa) is arrested, she cuts a deal with the Feds. Fraser is planted in a high stakes game of cards and Ray must come to his rescue when the poker game gets rough.

E7

Mountie Sings the Blues

8.0
18 Nov 1998

A Canadian country-western singer gets death threats.

E8

Good for the Soul

7.0
16 Dec 1998

Ray arrests a mob boss for minor assault, and Fraser is determined to make it stick.

E9

A Likely Story

7.0
21 Jan 1999

When a pretzel vendor is gunned down in the park, Fraser investigates the crime, with surprising results.

E10

Say Amen

0
4 Mar 1999

Fraser and Ray investigate after witnessing men in a white limousine abduct a teen girl from a shopping mall.

E11

Hunting Season

8.0
11 Mar 1999

A female Mountie who comes to Chicago after two murder suspects has a strange attraction for Fraser.

E12

Call of the Wild (1)

7.0
14 Mar 199960m

Fraser and Kowalski pursue an arms dealer to the Yukon, where they join forces with Buck Frobisher's (Leslie Nielsen) detachment.

E13

Call of the Wild (2)

8.0
14 Mar 1999

Fraser and Kowalski pursue an arms dealer to the Yukon, where they join forces with Buck Frobisher's detachment.