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- Previous episode S02E09 - Épisode 19
- Number S02E10
- Country Canada
- Genres Action, Drama
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Épisode 20
Dans l'enquête de la taupe, Ben (Claude Legault) voit son suspect numéro un lui filer entre les doigts. Pour faire de l'argent rapidement, Théo (Robert Naylor) et Sandrine (Léa Roy) prennent de gros risques. Nick (Réal Bossé) et Isabelle (Julie Perreault) paieront-ils le prix de leur insouciance envers leur fils? Ben juge qu'il est temps de faire du ménage dans sa vie amoureuse. Toujours aux prises avec ses démons, Tyler (Benz Antoine) prend une décision sans équivoque concernant sa carrière. Finalement, l'identité de la taupe sera-t-elle révélée?
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