S.W.A.T., Hopeless Sinners

An emotionally charged season four premiere. As Black Lives Matter protestors fill the streets and COVID-19 threatens to shut L.A. down, Hondo thinks back to the 1992 Rodney King riots.

As COVID-19 upends their personal and professional lives, the squad works to track down a Chechen crime lord who may be hiding out in L.A.ord has resurfaced.

As S.W.A.T. looks to finally bring down a struggling crime family, Chris, Street, and Tan find themselves competing for the same spot in an elite training program.

When a vigilante threatens to turn a pop star's funeral into a bloodbath, S.W.A.T. must mobilize to find him before it's too late. Hondo is suspicious when Leroy tries to reconnect with Darryl.

As S.W.A.T. pursues a bomber who's using an app to mail deadly packages, Chris prepares to face off against Street and Tan in the Master Gunner Competition.

As Chris tries to rescue a young woman from a cult run by a corrupt pastor, tensions rise between Hondo and Leroy.

As a sniper begins targeting the L.A. Fire Department, a phone call from Street's mother drives a wedge between him and Molly. Tan struggles with the T.L.I. Competition.

As Deacon wrestles with a big decision about his daughter's future, S.W.A.T. chases a white supremacist group responsible for a series of hate crimes across the city.

A tragic mission leads each member of the SWAT team to contend with their emotional distress in varied ways.

As Chris and Street prepare for their final T.L.I. interviews, a new colleague works to earn Hondo's trust during a search for a missing woman.

Hicks revisits a cold case with help from Buck and Mumford. As Chris continues to spiral over her friend's death, Hondo learns that Darryl wants to start a business with Leroy.

Hondo and Street wrestle with family issues as S.W.A.T. investigates the murder of a prominent journalist.

As S.W.A.T. teams with the FBI to arrest the head of a Ponzi scheme, Chris hits rock bottom, and Hondo worries that he may be losing Darryl.

As S.W.A.T. teams with the FBI to arrest the head of a Ponzi scheme, Chris hits rock bottom, and Hondo worries that he may be losing Darryl.

S.W.A.T. pursues a bank robbery crew that steals from the rich to help the poor. Deacon (Jay Harrington) struggles with what to do about some racist cops.

Four convicted murders take over a courthouse with Hondo and Deacon trapped inside.

As S.W.A.T. goes after a sex trafficking ring working out of local truck stops, Hondo worries about Leroy's plans for the garage they own with Darryl.

Hondo's future with S.W.A.T. is in question as a white supremacist gang looks to exploit the growing protests against racism within the LAPD.