Season 1 · Episode 1
The Bee sets the mood in his usual cheery way.
The Bee shows off his martial arts skills.
The Bee is not a talker.
The Bee does feats of strength.
The Bee gets a job.
The Bee is researching important information, necessary for the upcoming job.
The Bee takes a load off...
The Bee is once again inspirational.
The Bee hears a knock on the door...
The Bee fulfills the first contract with ease.
The Bee gets the next contract, obviously, after the last great success.
The Bee goes toe to toe with a real heavyweight.
The Bee talks about the last contract.
The Bee reflects on the last year.
The Bee goes to therapy and reveals a lot.
A Bee went to a bar.
The Bee has much more to tell.
The Bee gets really, really good news.
The Bee goes on a stakeout.
The Bee has still a lot more to say in therapy.
The Bee is very forthcoming.
The Bee meets an old friend to hash out a case.
The Bee meets his favorite interviewer, again.
The Bee puts everything into perspective. Everything.
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