The Fall Guy
Overview:
Hollywood stuntman Colt Seavers picks up some extra pocket money by using his rough-and-tumble skills to track and capture bail jumpers.
Dead Ringer
Season 5 · Episode 1
King of the Stuntmen
Season 5 · Episode 2
Femme Fatale
Season 5 · Episode 3
A Fistful of Lire
Season 5 · Episode 4
The Life of Riley
Season 5 · Episode 5
October the Thirty Second
Season 5 · Episode 6
Seavers, Dead Or Alive
Season 5 · Episode 7
Escape Claus
Season 5 · Episode 8
No Rms., Ocean Vu.
Season 5 · Episode 9
Miami's Nice
Season 5 · Episode 10
Reunion
Season 5 · Episode 11
Trial By Fire
Season 5 · Episode 12
In His Shadow
Season 5 · Episode 13
The Lucky Stiff
Season 5 · Episode 14
Beach Blanket Bounty
Season 5 · Episode 15
The Last Chance Platoon
Season 5 · Episode 16
I Now Pronounce You ... Dead
Season 5 · Episode 17
Two On a Skip
Season 5 · Episode 18
The Lady in Green
Season 5 · Episode 19
Tag Team
Season 5 · Episode 20
War On Wheels
Season 5 · Episode 21
The Bigger They Are
Season 5 · Episode 22
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