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  | ShortSummary    = On his first full shift as a patrol officer, Kai Morrow is paired with training officer Lena Park and responds to routine calls, including a brief foot pursuit resulting in a narcotics arrest and a welfare check that leads to an elderly woman being transported for medical care and referred to Adult Protective Services. Later, Kai and Park respond to a robbery in progress at a corner market, where Sergeant Adam Cross establishes containment and conducts negotiations while Kai remains assigned to perimeter support and follows command instructions. The suspect ultimately surrenders and is taken into custody without injury, though another officer is later disciplined for arriving without authorization and escalating the situation. After completing his reports at the station, Kai returns to patrol and, near the end of the shift, discovers a homicide scene in an industrial alley involving a severed human arm and a blood-marked symbol, prompting a Code 3 response, the involvement of supervisors, and the scene being designated as a major case investigation.
  | ShortSummary    = Kai Mercer begins his first day as a patrol officer exhausted and visibly nervous, receiving blunt guidance from Sergeant Dana Holt before being assigned by Lieutenant Rourke to ride along with veteran officer Miguel Alvarez and observe. As they patrol the city, Alvarez warns Kai against acting on adrenaline, emphasizing restraint over heroics. They respond to a disturbance at a hardware store, where a shaken clerk reports repeated thefts tied to the so-called Wastelanders; the situation is defused without an arrest, leaving Kai unsettled by how small and procedural the encounter feels compared to his expectations of police work. Moments later, a shots-fired call sends them to a nearby construction site already in chaos, with Holt coordinating officers amid fleeing workers and distant gunfire. While taking cover, Kai hears someone crying and finds a wounded teenage boy hiding behind concrete slabs. Despite his shaking hands, Kai calmly reassures the boy and applies pressure to the injury until paramedics arrive, earning quiet approval from Holt and Alvarez for not freezing under pressure. Later, back at the station, Holt pointedly tells Kai that the day was easy, underscoring the dangers still ahead. As Kai leaves for the night, he notices a strange, deliberate symbol freshly spray-painted across the street, realizing it is something more than ordinary tagging.
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  | ShortSummary    = Following the discovery of the alley homicide, Kai returns to patrol with Park as Major Crimes takes over the investigation and patrol units are instructed to limit their involvement to observation and reporting. A Code 2 call to a construction site leads Kai and Park to blood evidence and a carved symbol on a temporary plywood wall, prompting the site to be locked down and transferred to detectives, who identify the victim as missing worker Evan Ruiz and determine the killing was intentional. As detectives interview witnesses and uncover inconsistencies in the accounts of the foreman and cleanup crew, evidence begins to point toward former construction laborer Caleb Drake, who has a history of violent offenses and carving similar symbols, leading Major Crimes to quietly place him under surveillance. Meanwhile, Park allows Kai to take the lead on a minor theft call at a liquor store, which he resolves without arrest, reinforcing his measured approach to policing. Later, Kai observes Drake following their patrol unit and documents the encounter without escalation, a report that helps detectives establish Drake’s movements and contributes to his eventual arrest for Ruiz’s murder. After the case is closed, Kai receives understated recognition from Park and command for his documentation, before returning home to Emma and confronting the growing personal weight of the job despite the successful outcome.
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Revision as of 14:26, 28 January 2026

Superboy is an American superhero television series developed by Freddie Goodwin.

Episodes

Season 1 (2026)

Silverman season 1 episodes
No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
11"Pilot"Freddie GoodwinFreddie Goodwin & Jackson GreeneJanuary 28, 2025 (2025-01-28)3.18
Kai Mercer begins his first day as a patrol officer exhausted and visibly nervous, receiving blunt guidance from Sergeant Dana Holt before being assigned by Lieutenant Rourke to ride along with veteran officer Miguel Alvarez and observe. As they patrol the city, Alvarez warns Kai against acting on adrenaline, emphasizing restraint over heroics. They respond to a disturbance at a hardware store, where a shaken clerk reports repeated thefts tied to the so-called Wastelanders; the situation is defused without an arrest, leaving Kai unsettled by how small and procedural the encounter feels compared to his expectations of police work. Moments later, a shots-fired call sends them to a nearby construction site already in chaos, with Holt coordinating officers amid fleeing workers and distant gunfire. While taking cover, Kai hears someone crying and finds a wounded teenage boy hiding behind concrete slabs. Despite his shaking hands, Kai calmly reassures the boy and applies pressure to the injury until paramedics arrive, earning quiet approval from Holt and Alvarez for not freezing under pressure. Later, back at the station, Holt pointedly tells Kai that the day was easy, underscoring the dangers still ahead. As Kai leaves for the night, he notices a strange, deliberate symbol freshly spray-painted across the street, realizing it is something more than ordinary tagging.
22"The Symbol"Freddie GoodwinJackson Greene & Freddie GoodwinFebruary 6, 2025 (2025-02-06)3.84
33TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMay 26, 2023 (2023-05-26)N/A
44TBATBAFreddie GoodwinTBATBD
55TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)1.43
66TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
77TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
88TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
99TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
1010TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
1111TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
1212TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
1313TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
1414TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
1515TBABrenton SpencerMarl BrentonMarch 29, 2021 (2021-03-29)N/A
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