Bail Jumpers - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
True Crime, Speed and Secret Societies
In North Carolina, Kay and John's fugitive, Michael, likes to drive fast; in Memphis, Tony and Harvey arrest Courtney, who claims her charges are bogus; in Minneapolis, Christina lets Reggie and Garrett in on a conspiracy about music.
UFOs, Sandwiches, Cousin Effect
In Louisiana, Tina and Darnell learn about UFOs and demons from Jesse. In Memphis, Sam schools Harvey and Tony about pre-made peanut butter sandwiches, and Adam gets spiritual with John and Kay in North Carolina.
Babies, Baby Mamas and Guns
In Tennessee, Tony and Harvey chase down Randy, who has multiple baby mamas; in North Carolina, John and Kay apprehend Brittany, who wants to work with babies someday; in Minnesota, Reggie and Garrett bring in Kenny, who's wanted on a gun charge.
Cheerleading, God and Vasectomies
Tony and Harvey haul in Shivontae, a single mom who used to be a cheerleader; in Ohio, Judy and Jaden bring in Manuel, who believes God sends him visions; in North Carolina, John and Kay arrest Hardy.
Kids, Baby Mamas and Valeria
In North Carolina, John and Kay apprehend Richard, who has nine kids and angry baby mamas; in Minnesota, Reggie and Garrett fail to make an arrest; in Memphis, Tony and Harvey bring in Valeria, a podcaster who loves giving unsolicited advice.
Hurricanes, Hustle and a Robbery
In North Carolina, John and Kay pick up Brian, who used to work on tugboats; in Memphis, Tony and Harvey arrest Jaquis, whose dad once robbed a casino; in Minnesota, Reggie and Garret bring in Dominick, an aspiring e-commerce entrepreneur.
Coming Out, Breeding and a Princess
In North Carolina, John and Kay arrest Mary, a former child beauty pageant winner. In Minnesota, Reggie and Garrett learn about the dog breeding business from their fugitive, Tyler. In Memphis, Tony and Harvey discuss life goals with their perp, Jordan.
Baseball, Sobriety, and the System
John and Kay arrest Brandon, who insists he's innocent of his charges. In Minnesota, Reggie and Garrett bring in Ashley, who blames the system for her problems. In Memphis, Tony and Harvey learn their fugitive Demarcus is an ex-baseball player.
Outlaws, Mars and a Busted Ceiling
In North Carolina, John and Kay bring in Cornbread, a Native American shaman who believes he could outrun John. In Memphis, Tony and Harvey's fugitive Taja falls through his attic ceiling while being arrested, and afterward reveals he's a Flat-Earther.
Chicken Blood, Turtles and a Runner
In Ohio, Judy and Jaden bring in Michael after he hurts his hand trying to run. In Louisiana, Tina and Darnell arrest Mick, who likes to raise turtles. In North Carolina, John and Kay's fugitive, James, insists that lipstick is made out of chicken blood.
Shoplifting, Philosophy and Dead Bodies
In Ohio, Judy and Jaden arrest Joseph, a bitter, petty shoplifter. In Louisiana, Tina and Darnell pick up Trinity, a talented artist trying to make a better life. In North Carolina, John and Kay take in Vickie, a nurse who cares for old folks.
Iguanas, Basketball and Silence
In Ohio, Judy and Jaden pick up Dajuan, a basketball dad who is supportive of all of his kids. In Louisiana, Tina and Darnell arrest Travis, who isn't much of a conversationalist. In North Carolina, John and Kay get to know aspiring author Rachel.
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