Episode 5— The Pugilist Break
Aired October 14, 2014 · 42 min

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A reformed addict and community activist appears to have died of a drug overdose, prompting Henry and Jo to investigate a murder tied to a real estate developer and a community organizer in a high-stakes conflict. Henry experiences a flashback to his 1890s medical work in New York tenements, where he cared for the poor and received a meaningful gift from an orphan boy. Meanwhile, Abe prepares a Sunday dinner for the team, and Jo seeks to uncover the nature of the relationship between Henry and Abe.
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