The Shield Season 7

Season 7 premiered September 2, 2008, and will consist of 13 one-hour episodes. This is the final season according to its creator and the network. This has also been confirmed by commercials on FX, billing this year as "the Final Season."

After dealing with the immediate danger of Diro Kesakhian's assassin, Mackey, Gardocki, Vendrell and Aceveda form a strained alliance in order to manufacture a gang war between the Armenian mafia under Ellis Rezian and the Mexican cartels represented by Cruz Pezuela. Mackey engineers a 30-day stay-of-execution on his review-board hearing with the help of a box of extortion evidence acquired from one of Pezuela's associates. Agent Olivia Murray (Laurie Holden) joins an investigation into a pair of dragging deaths connected with a dispute between Mexican and Salvadoran cartels. Wyms and Wagenbach use an old case to trick Billings into revealing his fraudulent insurance claim, forcing Billings to return to work.

















Strike Team

* Detective Vic Mackey (Michael Chiklis) is a corrupt but effective and motivated police officer; he steals drugs from drug dealers, beats and tortures suspects, and has committed murder more than once. Mackey sees his tactics as a means to an end. Despite his misdeeds, he is a devoted father, a loyal partner to other officers on his team, and will readily protect those he sees as innocent victims. He is the former leader of the Strike Team. Mackey's family life is one of the many plotlines followed throughout the series. His marriage to his wife, a nurse, failed after numerous instances of infidelity on Mackey's part (at least one of which was his relationship with Officer Sofer, which allegedly resulted in an illegitimate child although the writers have neither confirmed nor denied Vic is the father). Mackey and his wife have three children, two of whom are autistic. The special education needs of Mackey's children are one of many sources of stress (monetary and emotional) for Mackey.

* Detective Shane Vendrell (Walton Goggins) was Vic Mackey's best friend and partner before the strike team was formed. His reckless attitude and questionable decisions often got him into trouble, after which Vic typically bailed him out. He has a wife, Mara, as well as a young son, Jackson. Shane requested a transfer from the strike team after he confessed to Vic that he killed fellow Strike Team member Curtis Lemansky. Vic threatened to kill Shane if he saw him again. He later canceled his request to transfer to his old spot in vice due to the fact that Vic was going to be forced into retirement.

* Detective Curtis "Lem" Lemansky (Kenny Johnson) was a cop with a conscience. An original member of the Strike team, Lemansky was killed in the finale of the fifth season by Detective Shane Vendrell.

* Detective Ronnie Gardocki (David Rees Snell) is the Strike Team's surveillance and electronics expert. Though little is known about Ronnie, he has proven more and more in recent times to be the most solid, well-rounded member of the Strike Team and has remained fiercely loyal to Vic through thick and thin. The burn scars present on his face after he shaved his beard in Season 6 (given to him by Armadillo in Season 2) are proof of his loyalty to the team.

* Officer Julien Lowe (Michael Jace) is an officer assigned to the Strike Team who never took the Detective's Exam. During the formation of a new Strike Team, Claudette offered Julien to Kevin Hiatt as a possible addition to the team. Claudette made the offer to Julien, who was hesitant, mainly because of the thought of being partnered with Vic on a daily basis. After being assured that Mackey was going to be moved out of the team, Julien accepted the promotion and is now an official member of the Strike Team.

* Detective Kevin Hiatt (Alex O'Loughlin) is an experienced former Homeland Security Agent who used to work the borders of Mexico. He is brought in as Vic's replacement when Vic is forced into retirement. He is also supposed to keep tabs on the strike team. Although Hiatt is the leader of the Strike Team, it seems that Vic is still more hands-on. In the final episode of season six, "Spanish Practices," Hiatt, after mishandling a gang initiation ceremony, is removed from the department by Captain Wyms, presumably ending his time on the show.

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