The last stop is threatened
Mr. Kim’s restaurant joins the pub crawl with a popular microbrew and karaoke contest. Paddy’s attempts to hold onto the crowd with stronger beer and entertainment.
Supporting source ↗CASE FILE · S03 E06

The gang declares war on a Korean restaurateur who threatens to bump Paddy's from its coveted and profitable spot on the city's annual pub crawl. Meanwhile, Dee is determined to hold a talent show, primarily because she wants to win it.
THE SHORT VERSION · SPOILERS AHEAD
Mr. Kim’s restaurant joins the pub crawl with a popular microbrew and karaoke contest. Paddy’s attempts to hold onto the crowd with stronger beer and entertainment.
Supporting source ↗Mac’s leather duster passes to Dennis and Charlie as they investigate the restaurant. Its dramatic appearance matters to them as much as their assignment.
Supporting source ↗The gang takes over Dee’s talent show. Her attempt to obtain the rival recipe produces an insulting note instead, which Sun-Li translates.
Supporting source ↗After discovering that Sun-Li is twelve, Frank interrupts the planned wet-T-shirt contest. Charlie explains that their supposed engagement never involved kissing or sex.
Supporting source ↗THE EVIDENCE
Charlie returns home wearing the oversized duster.Source ↗
Dee wears a tan coat at the restaurant counter.Source ↗
Dennis wears the duster open over his bare chest.Source ↗
Frank is soaked by the hose.Source ↗
Charlie and Sun-Li sit on the couch while Dennis visits.Source ↗
Charlie and Dennis sit at the counter to investigate the rival pub-crawl stop.Source ↗
The bar becomes an audition room with three judges at a table.Source ↗
Dee drinks rum and Coke during the auditions.Source ↗
Charlie mistakes the private-room sign for a reference to a pirate.Source ↗
Charlie borrows the long black leather coat on his walk home.Source ↗
Dee pretends to be a health inspector to obtain the beer recipe.Source ↗
Printed pub-crawl promotions cover the restaurant counter.Source ↗
Frank, Dee and Mac sit together to judge auditions.Source ↗
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