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* The NewOldFlame scene in "Yo, Adrian" where Jerry and Gina meet outside the movie theater and he compares her to Adrian from ''Film/{{Rocky}}'' while her best friend is in ShipperOnDeck mode.
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* In "Hoodrats":
** It's a minor moment, but right before Nash is murdered, he's preparing to go return the expensive camera that he borrowed from his girlfriend Vonda and that she initially thought he seduced her to steal after his disappearance.
** Grady keeps a video of his archrival Nash mastering the trick that Grady became famous for after he spent month studying the video following Nash's dissapearence. When the cops ask him why he kept the video, Grady replies watching Nash do the trick was too beautiful a sight to destroy it.
** The epilogue shows the skatebaords with Nash's personal logo finally being produced and sold.
** It's a minor moment, but right before Nash is murdered, he's preparing to go return the expensive camera that he borrowed from his girlfriend Vonda and that she initially thought he seduced her to steal after his disappearance.
** Grady keeps a video of his archrival Nash mastering the trick that Grady became famous for after he spent month studying the video following Nash's dissapearence. When the cops ask him why he kept the video, Grady replies watching Nash do the trick was too beautiful a sight to destroy it.
** The epilogue shows the skatebaords with Nash's personal logo finally being produced and sold.
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* In "Bombers," there's the scene of the homeless sewer dwellers admiring the mural that Carlos paints in the sewers, with one of them (who now runs a soup kitchen and later shows the mural to the detectives) saying that he still visits it as a reminder about how far he's come in the past decades.
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* The moment {{Jerkass}} dying businessman Jay Gratton from "The Good Death" starts redeeming himself is when he visits the mother of another patient who he earlier mocked and gives her a butterfly wind chime to remind her of her daughter's happier moments.
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** The ending. After the killer is arrested, the victim's daughter sees her mother's ghost. The latter gives an approving nod, because her daughter turned out "[[MeaningfulEcho headstrong]]" enough to do the right thing and help stop a bad guy.
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** The ending. After the killer is arrested, the victim's daughter sees her mother's ghost. The latter victim gives her an approving nod, nod and smile, because her daughter turned out "[[MeaningfulEcho headstrong]]" enough to do the right thing and help stop a bad guy.
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* While the ultimate resolution of StarCrossedLovers romance in "The Letters" is a base-breaking DownerEnding, few first-time viewers of the episode aren't moved by the earlier moments of it where Sadie and Jonesy exchange covert love letters in milk bottles and then the team is shown reading the eloquent contents of those letters.
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* While the ultimate resolution of the StarCrossedLovers romance in "The Letters" Letter" is a base-breaking [[BrokenBase base-breaking]] DownerEnding, few first-time viewers of the episode aren't moved by the earlier moments of it where Sadie and Jonesy exchange exchanging covert love letters in milk bottles bottles, and then the team is then shown reading the eloquent contents of those letters.
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* Likewise, "Schadenfreude's" ending montage shows the falsely accused being released after spending 23 years for a crime someone else committed.
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* Likewise, "Schadenfreude's" ending montage shows the falsely accused being released after spending 23 years behind bars for a crime someone else committed.the murder of his wife.
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* While the ultimate resolution of StarCrossedLovers romance in "The Letters" is a base-breaking DownerEnding, few first-time viewers of the episode aren't moved by the earlier moments of it where Sadie and Jonesy exchange covert love letters in milk bottles and then the team is shown reading the eloquent contents of those letters.
