Marshals Episode 11 Puts Cal On Ice As An ‘Unhealed Wound’ With Kayce Reopens (Exclusive First Look)

By New Zealand Blog News Service May 8, 2026

Cal finds himself on (and under) thin ice in TVLine’s exclusive first look at the Sunday, May 10 episode of CBS’ Marshals (8/7c).
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