Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping police procedural drama! Amazon Prime Video’s ‘On Call’ plunges you into the gritty world of the police force, where every decision can be a matter of life and death.

Brace yourself to experience the daily struggles, intense challenges, and unforeseen circumstances faced by the patrol officers of the Long Beach Police Department! At the heart of this series are the experienced, tough training officer Tracy Harmon and her enthusiastic but rookie partner, Alex Diaz. The entire gripping story revolves around this duo, who race to respond to every emergency call and bravely face dangers while investigating the brutal murder of a fellow officer.

‘On Call’ offers an incredibly authentic and thrilling look into police work through raw bodycam and dash-cam footage. Here, you won’t just witness crime investigations; you’ll get an up-close view of the complexities of police life, the moral dilemmas they grapple with, and the trials by fire they face at every turn.

Dick Wolf, the creator of world-renowned series like “Law & Order,” has produced this series, ensuring that every frame showcases his expertise and skill.

‘On Call’ features a total of 8 powerful episodes, each approximately 20-30 minutes long, guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat!

The main cast of the Amazon Prime Video series “On Call” includes:

Troian Bellisario as Traci Harmon (Veteran Training Officer)

Brandon Larracuente as Alex Diaz (Rookie Officer)

Eriq La Salle as Sergeant Lasman (also an Executive Producer and Director for some episodes)

Lori Loughlin as Lieutenant Bishop

Rich Ting as Sergeant Tyson Koyama

Mac Brandt as Officer Barlowe

Lobo Sebastian as Smokey

Robert Bailey Jr. as Officer Holt

Monica Raymund as Officer Maria Delgado (Guest appearance, central to the initial plot)

Ian Down as Maniac (the suspect in Officer Delgado’s murder)

Here’s a summary of episodes:

Episode 1: “Pilot” of “On Call”:

In the intense premiere of “On Call,” Long Beach rookie Alex Diaz is partnered with veteran Officer Traci Harmon on his first day, immediately thrust into chaos when fellow officer Maria Delgado is murdered during a traffic stop by gang member “Maniac.” Their shift escalates with a high-speed chase and a foot pursuit where Diaz disobeys orders, leading to a reprimand from Harmon, who reveals her personal connection to the fallen officer.

Episode 2: “Laws of the Universe”

Officers Harmon and Diaz are thrown into a violent street takeover and a gruesome homicide investigation, uncovering a mysterious connection to “the Sherriff” and the East Barrio gang following Delgado’s murder. Amidst the chaos, their partnership is tested as Diaz chafes under Harmon’s strict safety lessons, while internal affairs begin scrutinizing Harmon’s actions, putting Diaz in a difficult position.

Episode 3: “South of Heaven”

Officers Harmon, Diaz, Holt, and Barlowe pursue a hatchet-wielding robber, during which Diaz heroically saves a bystander but loses his weapon, later recovered by Holt who warns him against Harmon’s past. Harmon, meanwhile, privately investigates leads suggesting “Maniac” is still in Long Beach, while a crisis unfolds as Holt accidentally overdoses at a homeless encampment, forcing Diaz to administer Narcan.

Episode 4: “Unsung”

Following medical leave for Holt, Officer Harmon opens to Diaz about her sister’s past as a cop. After Delgado’s funeral, Harmon and Diaz covertly track “Maniac” to a motel, leading to a tactical raid and Harmon’s solo pursuit and capture of the suspect at an abandoned Walmart. Bishop questions Harmon’s uncanny success, prompting Harmon to confide in her, unaware of potential professional repercussions.

Episode 5: “Not Your Savior”

While on patrol, Diaz learns his brother has a hit on him from East Barrio due to Maniac’s arrest, sparking tension with Harmon who dismisses his attempts to intervene. Their strained partnership faces a terrifying test when they witness a man self-immolate at a gas station, nearly killing his son. Later, Harmon reveals the truth behind her controversial past, explaining why many officers, including Lasman, resent her.

Episode 6: “L.A. Woman”

Responding to a reckless driving dispute, Harmon and Diaz find an injured dog that Lasman euthanizes. After Diaz’s brother is attacked, Harmon seeks help from Smokey, learning a rival gang’s arrest could lift the hit. They then handle a teen overdose call before Harmon reveals her sister, Jen, now known as “Sheriff” and battling addiction, lives at the homeless encampment; Harmon agrees to take Jen to a safe house and also proposes moving Diaz’s brother to a new prison.

Episode 7: “War Machine”

After Harmon shows Delgado’s parents her plaque, Diaz’s mother confronts him at the station, leading to Harmon intervening and earning the mother’s gratitude. Harmon and Diaz are then dispatched to a robbery at Smokey’s dispensary, followed by a second robbery at a nearby residence where Smokey’s daughter, Leona, is found injured. As Lasman initiates a tactical alert against East Barrio, Diaz gets Leona to identify an attacker. Harmon and Diaz then find Smokey and another occupant shot, leading to a heated argument between Harmon and Lasman over the alert’s effectiveness, before Koyama propositions Harmon with a plan to arrest Smokey.

Episode 8: “How the West Was Won”

As Diaz’s 60-day review approaches and Harmon’s transfer seemingly advances, a drug bust goes awry at a truck stop: Leona, not Smokey, takes the drugs, leading to a shootout. Diaz is shot by Leona, who is then killed by Koyama, while Harmon apprehends Smokey. Later, Diaz recovers, but Harmon’s transfer is denied. She confronts Lasman, then Bishop, who admits to blocking the transfer due to Harmon’s methods in finding Maniac. Bishop reluctantly allows Harmon to continue training Diaz, who then symbolically returns his “Get Out of Jail Free” card to her before they resume patrol.