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Necessary Roughness

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Necessary Roughness Season 1, Episode 12: Goal Line

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It's the game the Hawks have been working towards all season, and everyone's got playoff fever-especially TK, whose symptoms include epic freakouts. For some reason, usually-tough TK is spooked big time by Maurice "The Minefield" Manningfield, a take-no-prisoners cornerback from Chicago with a flair for trash talk. And with TK's panic attacks threatening to ruin the Hawks' chances (not to mention his relationship with Vivica) Dani's got to figure out a way to get inside his head-and get the Minefield out of it-before the big game. Watch Necessary Roughness Season 1, Episode 12 Goal Line in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Necessary Roughness Season 1, Episode 12 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

12 episodes
1

Pilot

Recently divorced, Dr. Dani Santino is assigned to be the new team therapist for the local pro football franchise, the New York Hawks.

60 min
2

Anchor Management

Dr. Dani begins working with a news anchor (Nicholas Bishop) after he makes some on-air mistakes. Meanwhile, T.K. is sidelined for a game and Lindsay (Hannah Marks) begins seeing a boy that Dani finds suspicious.

60 min
3

Spinning Out

A NASCAR driver needs help getting back behind the wheel after a crash. Elsewhere, T.K. clashes with a rookie wide receiver; and Lindsay and R.J. lose control of a party they're throwing.

60 min
4

Habit Forming

Dani works with rookie Randall Boozler (James Earl), who continues to skip practices.

60 min
5

Poker Face

A poker pro wants Dani to identify his "tell," which is damaging his career, but Dani thinks there is more behind his problems.

60 min
6

Dream On

An entrepreneur worries that his frequent nightmares may threaten his success; Dani attends her high school reunion.

60 min
7

Whose Team Are You On

When infighting among the players' wives and girlfriends goes viral, Dani must intervene; Nico searches for a damaging video tape.

60 min
8

Losing Your Swing

Dani treats a golf star with the "yips'; TK gets a new therapist; a former professor sparks Dani's interest.

60 min
9

Forget Me Not

Dani takes on a successful female boxer who is inexplicably losing fights and her memory. Meanwhile, Laz takes TK's therapy to the next level, and Matt receives an enticing offer, just not from Laura.

60 min
10

A Wing and a Player

Dani helps the Hawks’ and their suicidal mascot get over the playoff curse that’s haunted them for six years. Meanwhile, TK meets his match off the field, and Dani’s relationship with J.D. heats up.

60 min
11

Baggage Claim

When a mogul's way of life puts her empire in danger, she seeks Dani's help who is nearing the first anniversary of her divorce.

60 min
12

Goal Line

It's the game the Hawks have been working towards all season, and everyone's got playoff fever-especially TK, whose symptoms include epic freakouts. For some reason, usually-tough TK is spooked big time by Maurice "The Minefield" Manningfield, a take-no-prisoners cornerback from Chicago with a flair for trash talk. And with TK's panic attacks threatening to ruin the Hawks' chances (not to mention his relationship with Vivica) Dani's got to figure out a way to get inside his head-and get the Minefield out of it-before the big game.

60 min