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Each week, the team is either assigned or stumbles upon a crime that no one else is able to solve. They initially approach the case as though it will be a simple problem to be solves, but the cases always become more complicated because of their involvement.
The case is eventually taken care of when the team leader embarks on a suicidal or dangerous mission.
- Thursday 11:55 PM et/pt on Adult Swim
- 3 Seasons, 34 Episodes
- February 3, 2011
- Comedy
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/10 - Cast: Chris Elliott, Brett Gelman, Jack Wallace, Maria Thayer, Michael Gladis
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Eagleheart Full Episode Guide
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End.
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Circumstances change.
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An unexpected exchange.
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Complications surface.
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A new element creates complications.
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Chris deals with a dangerous situation.
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Chris faces consequences.
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Several characters deal with change.
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New developments pose a threat.
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Events are set in motion.
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The marshals mediate a dispute between loggers and activists.
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The king of the tramps vanishes and the marshals realize that something stinks - and it isn't just the tramps themselves.
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Chris becomes a famed artist with his signature blood splatters.
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Find out what it takes to be a U.S. Marshal.
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When the town's newest crime boss kills the town's favorite hardware merchant, the marshals go to great lengths to catch him. Plus: Doc Shades finds a second career.
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When a killer reveals his hit list and it includes some of the biggest stars in showbiz. Chris, Bret and Susie must head to Tinselwood to stop him.
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Susie goes undercover to find a murderous hermaphrodite.
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Chris goes on a journey to discover the blues - and learns that it may be in danger.
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An organ thief is lurking in Elmwood Park and the marshals go undercover to identify him.
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Brett's cherished bezoar turns out to be more than he bargained for.
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Marshal Chris Monsanto's past comes back to haunt him - or does it?
Eagleheart News
Here's a word of advice to all of the soap operas being cancelled: maybe you should try switching to a 15-minute format. It works for "Eagleheart."
The wacky 15-minute comedy series "Eagleheart" has been renewed by Adult Swim for a second season. The show is one of Adult Swim's few live-action shows, and is produced by Conan O'Brien (among a list of others).
