End of Watch

Summary
The discovery of an MIA police officer's badge brings the LAPD and Don's team together to solve the mystery of what really happened 17 years ago. Elsewhere, Alan is served in a lawsuit, and he has to determine if his calculations were wrong when he consulted for a golf course, and what might have influenced him.

Main

 * Rob Morrow as Don Eppes
 * David Krumholtz as Charlie Eppes
 * Judd Hirsch as Alan Eppes
 * Alimi Ballard as David Sinclair
 * Peter MacNicol as Larry Fleinhardt
 * Navi Rawat as Amita Ramanujan
 * Diane Farr as Megan Reeves
 * Dylan Bruno as Colby Granger

Guest

 * Will Patton as Lt. Gary Walker
 * Aya Sumika as Liz Warner
 * Hassan Johnson as Calvin Bradley (credited as Hassan Iniko Johnson)
 * David Warshofsky as Detective Jack Collins
 * Lance Reddick as Lieutenant Steve Davidson
 * Nike Doukas as Leigh Everett
 * Jason Manuel Olazabal as Jimmy Lopez (credited as Jason Manuel Olazábal)
 * Kathy Najimy as Dr. Mildred Finch
 * Josh Clark as Sergeant Ronald Jackson

Trivia

 * EOW, or End of Watch, is an abbreviation on military and police log-sheets indicating off-duty, and also used by the police to mark the date an officer died in service.
 * The song playing at the end of the episode, and presumably Everett's favorite that Walker couldn't quite recall, is Bryan Adams' Summer of '69.

Goofs
In the end scene where Don Eppes and Gary Walker are standing over the grave of John Everett. Walker is holding bottle of alcohol that he hands to Don. Even if the bottle is not seen in a few seconds after that there is no indication that Don gave it back to Walker but next time its seen on screen its back in Walker's hand. Soon after that it again mysteriously ends up on Don's hand and stays there until he gives it back to Walker in the end of the scene.

Lance Reddick is often credited as Steve Davidson and David Warshofsky as Jack Collins. However, the character who is visited after Davidson is identified as Everett and Lopez's killer is the one played David Warshofsky, meaning that the most common accreditation is likely incorrect.

Crazy Credits
65,513 Gang Members 250 Crash Officers 561 Murders 1 Missing cop