Bulletproof - Episode Guide

A gunfight, a race for their lives... it's all happening for London cops and best mates Bishop and Pike as a notorious criminal shows up out of the blue.

Thrown off the Sharp case, Pike decides to break the rules. A new chase leads the boys into a shoot-out.

Pike and Bishop's refusal to follow orders hurls them into a disturbing case.

A delivery rocks Bishop to his core. Pike puts his family first, but it means abandoning his best mate.

Brace yourself for a car chase, a hostage crisis and a prison break as Pike and Bishop are thrown into a dangerous race for answers.

A chance discovery propels Bishop and Pike deep undercover, and they soon find themselves at the heart of a notorious international crime family.

Tension mounts as Pike and Bishop are drawn deeper into the Markides family. Tanner sweats over her recent decision.

The hunt for a missing girl leads Bishop and Pike to Amsterdam and into the heart of the Markides's dark operations. 

As Alex regains control of the family, Mikey puts Bishop and Pike in charge of a gun-trafficking op. But the boys quickly find themselves out of their depth. 

Elena digs into Bishop's identity. Meanwhile, the boys hunt for a lead in Cyprus. But how long can they keep their cover?

Bishop and Pike's covers are blown, with serious consequences for the unit. With the boys' lives at stake, Tanner goes head-to-head with Elena. 

Bishop seeks out one last chance to bring the Markides family down. But this time, Pike isn't prepared to help him. 

The unit must go off-the-books if they're to take down Alex and Mikey.

Pike and Bishop escape London for a much-deserved break in South Africa, but the fun does not last as they are drawn into a new case.

Pike and Bishop's trip to Cape Town takes a turn when they are sent to Msitu prison, a run-down, secure fortress with huge iron gates and impenetrable walls. Meanwhile, Arjana does her best to get them out, and a good Samaritan helps pick up a lead on the kidnapper.

The police lay siege to the kidnappers, but something doesn't sit right with Bishop.