“You never turn down Shrimp on the House.” Kent and Piper recap the catchphrase-spawning episode in which the governor’s friendly bet goes sideways, with huge implications for Cal’s romantic life.
 

CRIMEWATCHERS was created by Sarah Black and Ben Flores. It's produced by Trevor Drinkwater, and the theme music was composed by <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/0WvWTz5TPYOuoZ77e2iIX8" target="_blank">Alexandre Miller</a>.

“You never turn down Shrimp on the House.” Kent and Piper recap the catchphrase-spawning episode in which the governor’s friendly bet goes sideways, with huge implications for Cal’s romantic life. CRIMEWATCHERS was created by Sarah Black and Ben Flores. It's produced by Trevor Drinkwater, and the theme music was composed by Alexandre Miller.

“You never turn down Shrimp on the House.” Kent and Piper recap the catchphrase-spawning episode in which the governor’s friendly bet goes sideways, with huge implications for Cal’s romantic life.
 

CRIMEWATCHERS was created by Sarah Black and Ben Flores. It's produced by Trevor Drinkwater, and the theme music was composed by&nbsp;<a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/0WvWTz5TPYOuoZ77e2iIX8" rel="noopener noreferrer">Alexandre Miller</a>.

1.17: Love & Basketball

Crime doesn’t stop itself. And it doesn’t watch itself, either. That’s where Kent Montagna and Piper Beckett come in. They’re the masterminds who brought you CRIMESTOPPERS: MIAMI – the biggest show of the 2000’s. And now they’re back with an unauthorized, uncensored podcast that relives the iconic series and reveals behind-the-scenes drama…one action-packed episode at a time.

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