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4th and Loud (2014)

Season 1 • Episode 7 • Marked Man

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4th and Loud Season 1, Episode 7: Marked Man

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As Paul and Gene depart for their tour with KISS, the team faces off against division rival Portland in a must-win game. Watch 4th and Loud Season 1, Episode 7 Marked Man in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of 4th and Loud Season 1, Episode 7 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

10 episodes
Season 1
1

A New Arena

LA KISS owners and staff are introduced and discuss best practices for marketing the brand while seeking a roster worthy of taking home a championship.
2

Under Pressure

After some crucial setbacks and disappointing scrimmaging, the KISS enters the season with high ambitions.
3

History Begins

The team has a successful home opener in spite of the players' clashing interests and distractions during the game.
4

The Fall Guy

Coach McMillen's induction into the AFL Hall of Fame is overshadowed by concerns about J.J. Raterink and Kenny Spencer's continuous poor performances.
5

Changing of the Guard

Another loss suffered at home leads to a change at quarterback. Blinded by wishful thinking, the team may wind up in a worse position than before.
6

Paranoid Activity

Following a humiliating loss at home, Brett Bouchy attempts to correct the team's troubles by firing one of the coaches.
7

Marked Man

As Paul and Gene depart for their tour with KISS, the team faces off against division rival Portland in a must-win game.
8

Prodigal Son Returns

With both the team and season in turmoil for LA KISS, quarterback J.J. Raterink returns to the team to try and save the season.
9

Boiling Over

As tension between Bob McMillen and Aaron Garcia heats up, LA KISS again faces Portland for a chance to make the playoffs.
10

Day of Reckoning

The LA KISS makes their final playoff push and the coaching staff finds out if they have jobs in 2015.