Ep 6. Tijuana, We've Got A Problem

NTSF:SD:SUV (National Terrorism Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle) is an American television comedy series that parodies police procedural and action films. In season 1 episode 6 named Tijuana, We've Got A Problem, the gang from NTSF:SD:SUV travels to Tijuana, Mexico to take down a ruthless drug cartel. When drug lord El Puño orders a hit on the NTSF team, they must work undercover to infiltrate his cartel and bring him to justice. Along the way, they encounter a corrupt Mexican police officer, a group of quirky street vendors, and a legendary prizefighter who may hold the key to bringing down El Puño.

As the team dives deeper into the world of the drug cartel, tensions rise and paranoia sets in. Each member of the team must use their unique skills and instincts to stay alive and complete their mission. Trent Hauser, the team's tough and no-nonsense leader, takes charge of the operation and uses his charm and wit to navigate the dangerous streets of Tijuana. Meanwhile, Piper Ferguson, the team's weapons expert, must find a way to smuggle in her arsenal of high-tech weapons without arousing suspicion.

As they gather intel on El Puño's operations, the team discovers that he is planning a major drug deal with a mysterious American investor. The clock is ticking as the team races to stop the deal and take down El Puño before he can unleash his deadly product on the streets of San Diego. Along the way, they encounter a colorful cast of characters, including a cantina owner who knows everything there is to know about the cartel, a group of street performers who may be more than they seem, and a tattoo artist who has a secret connection to El Puño.

With their lives on the line, the team must work together to bring down the drug cartel and restore justice to the streets of Tijuana. Will they be able to complete their mission and escape the clutches of El Puño, or will their final showdown be their last? Tune in to find out in NTSF:SD:SUV season 1 episode 6, Tijuana, We've Got A Problem.