Niels Jorgensen

Holmes and Watson get involved with nuclear security when they investigate the murder of a former Japanese crime syndicate gang member. Capt. Gregson is blindsided by a stunning personal confession from his daughter, a police sergeant.

As the crew copes with three long and quiet weeks at work, Tommy discovers that the women in his life have united against him.

With Tommy ostracized by his family, Lou looks to rehabilitate him by giving the Gavin family the letters Tommy has left for them to read after he's died.

In the tradition of the Gavin family, Colleen’s wedding is an emotional if not debaucherous affair. The high spirits quickly fade, however, when the guys tackle the mother of all fires.

Upset by Tommy's bitter and caustic television interview, Franco looks to move beyond 62 Truck before his own career becomes too tainted.

An unconscious violation of Sheila's privacy gets Tommy in trouble with his family; Lou challenges Franco to do a better job running 62 Truck.