Harlem police detectives J.C. Williams and Eddie Torres have to determine the truthfulness of a young woman's claim that she was raped by four football stars from a rival school.

Featured opening songs: LL Cool J - "Around the Way Girl", Lalah Hathaway - "Let Me Love You", Teddy Pendergrass - "Close the Door"

Kids working for an auto-theft ring steal the car of a mobster's mother; J.C.'s ex-wife wants to send G to a private school; guests Clarence Williams and Gladys Knight.

Featured opening song: Lost Boyz - "Straight From Da Ghetto"

A tip from J.C.'s son leads the detectives to a father/son drug ring at the boy's private school; guests the O'Jays.

Featured opening song: Black Sheep - "The Choice Is Yours (Revisited)"

The detectives look for clues in a collegian's murder; J.C.'s ex-wife is involved with a musician in Nancy Wilson's band.

Featured opening song: Craig Mack - "Flava in Ya Ear"

J.C. and Eddie pose as garbage men to probe an employee's death and wind up disposing of hazardous waste.

Featured opening song: Coolio - "Fantastic Voyage"

A real-estate developer is suspected of fueling gang tensions to lower property values; Eddie tries to repair his relationship with his dad.

Featured opening song: Billy Lawrence - "Forgive Me Baby"

An infant's doctor is suspiciously murdered while J.C. and Eddie are investigating a baby's emergency room death.

Featured opening song: Public Enemy - "911 Is a Joke"

J.C. and Eddie search for suspects in an underworld of child molesters when the young son of a city council candidate is kidnapped in Central Park.

Featured opening song: Zhané - "Vibe"

J.C. and Eddie investigate a local youth center when children start overdosing on a powerful type of heroin; G enrolls in a basketball clinic.

Featured opening song: Brand Nubian - "Word Is Bond"

The detectives pose as a pair of pornographers to locate a missing girl before she falls victim to drugs and murder; guest Keith Sweat.

Featured opening song: Salt-N-Pepa - "None of Your Business"

J.C. goes under cover as a bodyguard to protect a famous pop singer who witnessed her manager's murder.

J.C. and Eddie pose as drag queens to investigate the murder of a popular transvestite; Sandy is offered a job in London.

Featured opening song: Uncanny Alliance - "I'm Beautiful Dammitt!"

Eddie infiltrates a Puerto Rican terrorist group to probe an armored-car robbery and winds up sympathizing with their cause.

J.C. thinks an old gang rival murdered a '60s activist; Eddie's journalist sister joins the guys on their rounds.

Featured opening song: Gil Scott-Heron - "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised"

A minister (Howard Rollins) fights a cigarette company's attempts to recruit new smokers in his community.

Eddie and J.C. go under cover as a boxer and a manager to find the dealer of a new drug that killed a young boxer.

Featured opening song: Method Man - "Bring the Pain"

J.C. and Eddie enter a world of drugs, gangsters and deception in search of clues to a rap artist's murder.

Guest Stars: Sticky Fingaz, Treach & Yo Yo.

J.C.'s (Malik Yoba) son, G (George Gore II), becomes a target after he witnesses a mob killing. With Michael DeLorenzo, Patti D'Arbanville-Quinn and Fatima Faloye.

Working under cover, Eddie uses his chemistry knowledge in an attempt to bust a drug lord's operation of manufacturing a dangerous new drug.

Guest Star: Ice T.

Featured opening song: TLC - "Creep"

The partners pose as black-market weapons buyers to nab a family of gun thieves; Eddie's dad blows his chance to play saxophone for James Brown.

A difficult situation arises when Eddie and J.C. discover the middleman for a drug operation is a friend of Eddie's father.

Eddie goes under cover to investigate a murder linked to a bizarre Caribbean religion and winds up seeing visions of his own death.

Special Guest stars: Lauren Velez & Ving Rhames.

Featured opening song: Chaka Demus & Pliers - "Murder She Wrote"

The partners investigate a sharp-shooter's vendetta against his former accomplices in a financial scam; J.C. learns Sandy is pregnant.

Featured opening song: Miss Jones - "Where I Wanna Be Boy"

G must decide if he is "man enough" to protect a friend, a 10-year-old boy involved in a gang-related shooting.

Featured opening song: Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five - "The Message"

The investigation of a high-powered female attorney's death leads Eddie and J.C. to a prominent law firm's money-laundering scheme.

A murder case hits J.C. and Eddie close to home when a drug lord (Ice-T) takes vengeance to a personal level.

Note: Last Episode to feature Michael Michelle as Sandra "Sandy" Gill in a recurring role.

Eddie and his new partner Nina Moreno (Lauren Velez) pose as bikers to solve a double homicide; J.C. awaits approval to return to active duty.

Featured opening song: Living Colour - "Cult of Personality"

Other featured song: Beenie Man (featuring Barrington Levy) - "Murderer"

Torres and Williams investigate the case of a Wall Street bond salesman who claims to have shot two graffiti artists in self-defense.

A man gets killed by a pit bull which causes Torres and Williams to go into a world of dog betting.

Featured Opening Song: George Clinton - "Atomic Dog"

J.C. goes under cover in a black fraternity to investigate a racially motivated killing on a college campus.

Featured opening song: Joi - "Freedom"

The detectives search for Lt. Cooper's missing daughter because of a pedophile she met through her email.

Featured Opening Song: Soul for Real - "Every Little Thing I Do"

A string of robberies leads to an ex-con and his girlfriend; Torres tries to settle a dispute between his father and a mobster.

Featured Opening Song: Yo-Yo (featuring Ice Cube) - "The Bonnie and Clyde Theme"

Other featured song: Method Man (featuring Mary J. Blige) - "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By"

The detectives go under cover at a Harlem high school to find a student's murderer; Torres begins to take painkillers after being beaten by Adolfo and his henchmen.

Featured Opening Song: The Pharcyde - "Runnin'"

Detective Moreno poses as a nurse after a mother's newborn baby is abducted.

Featured opening song: Dionne Farris - "I Know"

J.C. poses as a male model to investigate the face-slashing of a teen covergirl; Eddie's painkiller addiction grows.

The Affirmative Action debate causes a serial bomber to kill a congressman; Eddie and Nina began to get close while working on the case.

Danny Cort comes back with an agenda against Williams; Simone's ulterior motives are exposed.

Featured Opening Song: James Brown - "Papa Don't Take No Mess"

Other featured song: Tha Dogg Pound - "Respect"

Williams is probed by the internal affairs division following Danny Cort's death; Torres and Moreno contradict Simone's testimony.

Featured Opening Song: Coolio - "Gangsters Paradise"

Moreno poses as a prostitute to track down a serial killer; J.C. wants G (George Gore II) to come live with him.

The detectives are caught in the middle when violence erupts between the police and a powerful gang after cop killer's acquittal.

Featured Opening Song: Los Lobos - "Just A Man"

J.C. and Eddie investigate the murder of a freelance writer; Nina gets a surprise visit by her missing husband.

Featured Opening Song: Sweet Honey In The Rock – "Ballad Of The Broken Word"

Moreno goes under cover as a firefighter in order to find out who's responsible for a female firefighter's death.

Featured opening song: TLC - "His Story"

The detectives discover that three Rwandan refugees were the assassins in two mob-related cases.

Three young robbers are suspects in a pregnant woman's death; However, one of them insists that while they robbed the couple, none of them fired the gun.

Featured Opening Song: Boyz II Men - "U Know"

The detectives' investigation into a mob hit uncovers a female assassin in the midst of a deadly double cross.

Lt. Cooper sends two patrol officers to infiltrate a group of corrupt cops when neighborhood dealers start disappearing.

Featured opening song: Melle Mel - "White Lines (Don't Don't Do It)"

The detectives try to prevent an ethnic war between Muslims and Jews when a controversial Muslim leader is murdered.

Featured opening song: Marvin Gaye - "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)"

The detectives look for evidence necessary to book three wealthy students for the murder of G's tutor at Woodbridge academy.

Featured opening song: En Vogue - "Free Your Mind"

A fight promoter's death leads to a case involving blackmail, murder and an ex-con whom J.C. has helped.

Featured opening song: Public Enemy - "Fight the Power"

Torres believes the man who confessed to the killing is taking the blame for his younger brother, who just received a basketball scholarship to college.

Featured opening song: Whitehead Bros. - "Forget I Was A G"

While on a case against a gun Cartel, Torres kills a federal agent and begins to fear for his own life.

Eddie's search for the fugitive gun lord endangers Moreno; G tries to act tough when him and his mother (Fatima Faloye) are mugged.

J.C. investigates the church bombings in Harlem; a failing friendship feeds G's growing prejudice against whites; Eddie helps Nina recover from her shot wound.

Lt. Cooper orders J.C. to interrogate Rev. Harris about the arsons; Nina moves in with Eddie to recuperate.

J.C. befriends a woman whose abusive boyfriend heads a band of thieves hitting upscale apartments; Eddie asks Nina not to go back to work.

The squad goes after a recently released child molester who becomes a suspect of a rape of an eleven year old girl; G gets into trouble at school.

Nina and McNamara work together on a case where two robbers are murdered; Nina freezes in battle and decides to turn in her gun & badge.

Featured opening song: House of Pain - "Fed Up"

Rival rappers face off when a rap artist is shot; Quincy Jones tries to make peace among all the rappers.

Featured opening song: Westside Connection - "Bow Down"

Eddie hunts for a slick heroin dealer after his father commits suicide through an overdose; a drug dealer injects Eddie with heroin; a social worker scrutinizes J.C.'s custody of G.

Featured opening song: Inner City - "Good Life"

Nina tries to win the affections of a Chinese hit-man who is believed to been involved in a quadruple murder in an uptown restaurant.

Featured opening song: Marvin Gaye - "Trouble Man"

Eddie works under cover at an AIDS clinic when a bisexual man with the disease is murdered; McNamara tries to find out details about his father's death.

Featured opening song: Meshell Ndegeocello - "Who Is He (And What Is He to You)?"

J.C. poses as a security guard to infiltrate a precious metals crime ring; McNamara digs deeper into his father's past; Capt. O'Byrne threatens Cooper's marriage.

Featured opening song: Da Brat - "Sittin' on Top of the World"

Eddie and Nina infiltrate rival Latino gangs to investigate the shooting of a mother and a seemingly drug-motivated turf war.

Lt. Cooper is taken hostage in her office by a man threatening to blow up the precinct if his son is not given a reprieve; Nina's daughter wants to meet her.

Featured opening song: Curtis Mayfield - "Here But I’m Gone"

The murder of a youth-center leader is accidentally videotaped by a 13 year old boy who then becomes the next murder target.

The FBI dismisses the detectives from a case when the local officers suspect a link between the CIA and cocaine distribution in Harlem.

Featured opening song: Rick James - "Cold Blooded"

Nina's daughter (whom she gave up for adoption) has been kidnapped and held for ransom.

Featured opening song: A+ - "All I See"

A former soldier steals missiles to protest federal stance on Gulf War syndrome; J.C. meets G's French teacher (Tyra Banks).

Featured opening song: Mobb Deep - "Survival of the Fittest"

J.C. comes across some possible clues in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King and begins a personal investigation.

Nina and McNamara infiltrate a major corporation to find the killer of a racist executive; J.C. sees G's French teacher again.

Featured opening song: Stevie Wonder - "Higher Ground"

A female bounty hunter uses J.C. to help find a fugitive; Nina and McNamara probe the suspicious murder of a cop; Natasha visits the precinct.

Featured opening song: Mark Morrison - "Return of the Mack"

The detectives suspect a mother of being involved in a carjacking involving her two children; Nina deals with her custody battle for Melissa.

Featured opening song: Maxwell - "Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder)"

McNamara investigates possible links to the Chinese mob and his father's murder; Eddie asks his sister for a loan to buy an engagement ring for Nina.

Featured opening song: Faithless - "Reverence"

J.C. tries to implicate a slumlord after a girl falls down his building's elevator shaft; Eddie gets cold feet while shopping for Nina's engagement ring.

J.C. goes under cover at a prison to find evidence that will catch a drug lord; Eddie finally proposes to Nina.

Featured opening song: Warren G - "I Shot the Sheriff"

The detectives go after a bank robbery ring; a vengeful sociopath ruins Eddie and Nina's wedding ceremony.

Six Months after the deaths of Detectives MacNamara and Torres, J.C. and Moreno are recruited by Lt. Malcolm Barker to help catch Nadine Jordan, the armored car thief and their murderer.

The unit targets a modeling agent who uses his models in an extortion racket.

The unit goes after a Ukrainian kingpin who is using a pipeline to distribute cocaine and causing massive deaths; Nina considers giving up her badge to spend time with her daughter.

J.C. and Nell go under cover to expose a hospital that seems to have an uncanny ability to find organs for its wealthy clientele.

The unit goes under cover on Wall Street to foil a stock-manipulation scheme.

The detectives learns that the CIA is involved in a money-laundering scheme at a bank in a Cuban neighborhood.

The detectives investigate a serial killer who gives male victims tainted drugs.

Lt. Barker is ordered to resume a cover, in which he's part of the gang led by a civic leader who's secretly involved in extortion.

Delaney poses as a bartender in order to learn why three Irish terrorists were killed and why there were in America.