Four thieving monsters assume human form and take advantage of Smith's hospitality.

A confrontation with Weaver shakes John to the core and forever changes his reality.

The crew of the Seaview , the world's first privately owned nuclear submarine, explores oceans and seeks answers to the world's problems. They encounter espionage, environmental catastrophe, nuclear doomsday scenarios, and more than their share of undersea monsters.

Bill falls for a deceptively sweet FBI efficiency expert (Dixie Carter) after he and Ralph bust a Soviet gunrunning ring.

An ex-Marine police sergeant (Lloyd Bridges), just retired, asks his partner a last favor.

Two construction workers run into serious trouble when they take stolen gems hidden by a trio of thieves; guest Charles Frank.

A high-school drug addict is linked to the death of a drug dealer, prompting an investigation by Hunter and McCall.

A large footprint is Hooker and Romano's only clue to a man who has been sexually assaulting women joggers.

A high school teacher dies mysteriously, then his star pupil disappears; guest J. Pat O'Malley.

Willie draws juvenile detail and struggles to deal with the emotional and psychological aspects.

The suspicious death of one of Jennifer's former students turns the Harts' getaway weekend into a murder investigation.

Freeway's nose helps when the Harts become unwitting possessors of $500,000 in cocaine.

When his police detective son, Steve, is framed for the murder of an internal affairs officer, Mark takes on a group of corrupt cops.

Mark and Jack call on contacts in the underworld to clear Steve of murder charges; Mark is caught between striking nurses and the administration.

A locksmith (Don Adams) asks to be a World War I flying ace; a woman (Diana Canova) wants to experience everything she has missed.

Jill tries out for a roller-derby team to prove that a skater killed by a teammate during competition didn't die by accident.

Charlie's old comrade from the wartime O.S.S. brings news that several members of their intelligence unit have been murdered.

Agents of the People's Republic of China use a false tidal-wave forecast to mask the kidnapping of a scientist (Will Geer).

Casey and Phelps infiltrate the operations of a crime kingpin (Roddy McDowall) planning to launch a plan worth $100 million.

A 40-year-old TV anchorwoman drinks a mysterious youth potion.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

A woman kidnaps her two children to keep her husband from getting custody.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Aliens make duplicates of the Robinson party to pilot Jupiter 2 and conquer the Earth.

Sarah takes her son, John, to a small town in New Mexico, where he befriends the person who will become his protector.

Joe Namath; Johnny Mathis; George Carlin; Abbey Lincoln.

Cast parodies Mission Impossible; Flip chats with Hal; sketches include a gangster at the veterinarian and bowling night.

George meets a beautiful girl from Venus. "Love and the Missing Mister" Helen can't seem to forget her first husband, Walt.

An old actor and actress discover they share a secret. "Love and the Growing Romance" Lana comes up with a unique test for her boyfriend.

Estelle concocts an elaborate plan to fool her husband. "Love and the Swing Philosophy" A husband and wife try to get jobs on a singles magazine.

Ralph really doesn't want to visit a marital clinic. "Love and the Trampled Passion" Caroline tries to meet a flamenco dancer.

Two bachelors meet a beautiful woman while vacationing. "Love and the Burglar Joke" Zelda is not bothered in the least by a burglar.

A boy goes off exploring the White House by himself; a guy tries to get rid of his girlfriend.

The great magician Elmo has to come up with some real magic. "Love and the Face Bow" Leo and Naomi make a big discovery on their wedding night.

A man goes to a crooked medium for love in the hereafter; a shy man is mistaken for the author of a famous sex book.

Aunt Bee's original song about Mayberry is a hit when it's played by a rock 'n' roll star on TV.

Opie's friendship with an athletically superior girl blossoms when she follows the advice of an older female.

Goober's big brother Braden comes home to Mayberry after 14 years.

Aunt Bee's Garden Club takes action against a planned road through Mayberry.

Kate tangles with Selma Plout when Selma tries to lure pilot Steve Elliot into marriage with her daughter.

The hotel is turned into a temporary jail when the Hooterville sheriff goes on vacation.

Uncle Tonoose crashes Rusty's party.

An inept London pub waiter thinks Danny has offered him a job at the Copa.

As acting principal, Miss Brooks shuts down the school after hearing a weather warning of an impending hurricane, and the gang takes refuge at the Conklin home.

Everyone exchanges gifts to buy presents for their friends, so nobody gets what they want, and the lady in charge of exchanges at the store is anything but cheerful.

One of Ann's best friends gets a role in a Broadway play, and Ann becomes her understudy.

Ann's father is shocked when he learns she is to take a stage name and forsake that of her family.

Bob (Bob Newhart) brings gambling to a church fund-raiser.

An obnoxious man antagonizes friends and co-workers.

While out in their feminine garb, the guys decide too much emphasis is put on good looks.

As their female counterparts, Henry and Kip get back at a two-timer who dumped Amy at a party.

Willie loses his temper with ALF during a family camping trip.

ALF convinces Willie to travel to the mountains to cut down a real Christmas tree.

Hondo begins to become suspicious of a Chinese-American lieutenant (James Shigeta) working with S.W.A.T. to bust a Chinatown crime ring.

Jarod poses as a Beverly Hills specialist to avenge the scarring of a young woman (Saadia Persad) by an unscrupulous plastic surgeon (Katie Mitchell).

Jarod fears a Japanese gangster used one of his past simulations to kidnap a murder witness; center politics ensnare Miss Parker.

An extortionist films people having sex; with Barry Morse, Sam Waterston.

An apparent suicide leads to blackmailers targeting homosexuals; with James Broderick.

Hunter and McCall discover the prime suspects in a toxic waste-dumping scheme may also be involved in a series of murders.

McCall and Hunter learn an undercover officer may have been murdered by his mobster half brother; guest Jerry Orbach.

While he takes over for a dead divorce attorney, Milt's new housekeeper (Rosemary Clooney) foresees McCormick's death.

Mayoral candidate Hardcastle and Mark discover a councilman's death is linked to an illegal toxic-waste dump.

A speedboat designer retreats into his work after his wife leaves him.

Buz enrolls in a Texas rehabilitation center after a construction mishap leaves him blinded, possibly for life; guest Barbara Barrie.

Cutter's ex-wife negotiates when a terrorist kidnapping threatens a peace mission and stops the flow of a vaccine to the village.

Buddy pursues a skateboard whiz (Willie Aames); Kate serves on the jury for the trial of a boy accused of rape and murder.

A con man relieves Father Prestwick of thousands of dollars intended for the church's orphanage fund.

Sister Steve (Tracy Nelson) is the beneficiary of a wealthy parishioner's will -- to the tune of $6 million. With Tom Bosley.

On "DragonflyTV," kids discover the wonders of science by rolling up their sleeves and participating. The Emmy Award-winning series features a fast-paced style, with music throughout each 30-minute episode and quick camera cuts, that's designed to get today's youth off the couch and busy exploring the world around them.

Making hydrogen; materials engineer; foraging rabbits.

Beginning in Cantabria, Spain to explore the Altamira Caves; to the historic city of Jerusalem; arriving at the Miraflores promenade in Lima, Peru.

Exploring the remarkable origin of the world's most influential inventions; a look at the origin of scuba, helicopters and space stations.

Alan is shocked when he's accepted at the Bronx High School of Science; Cousins Club has agreed to finance Sylvia's new poetry magazine.

Alan's reluctance to change schools causes tension; Benny seems to be reconciled to being a forest ranger, in a big way.

Josh (Austin O'Brien) starts dating a high-school student who has a child; Russell and Claire (Gerald McRaney, Wendy Phillips) must decide whether or not they should stay in Denver.

A troubled teenager falls in love with Russell (Gerald McRaney), who is doing volunteer work at a youth center; LT's (Eugene Byrd) former gang members give him an ultimatum.

God encourages Joan to learn how to play chess; Will must work with a psychic on a missing toddler case; Helen hopes a miracle will enable Kevin to walk again.

Helen fears Joan is becoming eccentric when she enthusiastically tackles her boat-building project; Will encourages Kevin to join a wheelchair basketball team.

Catherine goes to Los Angeles to investigate a tape-counterfeiting case after a key witness is murdered.

Catherine prosecutes a highly publicized case in which a respected businessman is accused of beating his son to death.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

A father (Richard Mulligan) tries to protect his mentally impaired son when the boy's visions come to life.

Cooper learns who shot him; Donna tries to save James; Nadine interrupts Ed and Norma; Ben alters Civil War history. Directed by Diane Keaton.

Cooper pleads with Josie for truth; Ben changes his mind; Ed proposes to Norma; James and Donna part; Audrey meets a mate.

Maggie asks a Ouija board who the murderer is; Carolyn threatens Julia; Vicki goes back to 18th-century Collinwood; Angelique banishes Sarah.

Victoria tries to conceal the means of her 18th-century arrival; Angelique makes a play for Barnabas; Julia confronts Barnabas about Phyllis Wicke.

Victoria realizes her purpose in 1790 Collinwood; Angelique casts a love spell on Barnabas' fiancee and Jeremiah; Barnabas and Jeremiah duel.

Victoria faces trial for sorcery; Angelique makes Jeremiah a zombie; Barnabas confronts Angelique, who dies in the ensuing struggle.

Angelique takes control of Julia's body; Josette learns Victoria's secret; Barnabas breaks out of his tomb; Joe warns Patterson a vampire controls Julia.

Angelique, in Julia's body, kills Joe; Josette plunges over Widow's Hill; Victoria is sentenced to death.

A famous scientist vanishes after falling into an elaborate trap set by ruthless swindlers who use the promise of treasure as a lure.

Templar becomes suspicious when a noted Dutch diamond cutter denies seeing a gem Simon knows was brought to him.

A masked, young woman (Tuesday Weld) comes to a Texas town and announces memorial services for a long-dead girl; guest Cloris Leachman.

Nelson, Crane and a peace-loving alien avert intergalactic war.

A Cambodian general plans to use Bill and other brainwashed ex-POWs to murder Western scientists by blowing up a dam.

Partners (William Shatner, Dean Stockwell) with domestic problems pursue a killer. With Michael Learned.

A blackmailing madam (Dorothy Malone) is murdered and her brothel's client book disappears; guest Joan Collins.

McCall and Hunter learn the murder of McCall's housekeeper is tied to a deposed Latin American regime.

Hooker tracks a police-hating sniper (Kristoffer Tabori) threatening to blow up the precinct building.

Greer thinks a series of hospital drug-robberies are inside jobs; guests Edward Andrews, Army Archerd.

A man who wounded Jill is not prosecuted because of a brain tumor, leaving the rookies the task of proving that he should be jailed.

The death of a Hart Industries geologist in the Peruvian jungle leads to a plot to exploit a lost Inca treasure.

A woman's (Diana Muldaur) plan to sell her husband's perfume firm to Jonathan leaves her a widow.

After Dr. Sloan reports the death of a television infomercial star, the body vanishes and his company and wife insist he is still alive.

When a popular illusionist dies during his magic act, Dr. Sloan believes he was murdered and suspects his former partner of the crime.

Bitter father-and-son stuntmen (Dale Robertson, Grant Goodeve) must work as a team; a woman (Doris Roberts) must win a contest to save her diner.

The Los Angeles Police Department hires the Angels to sour the luck of a compulsive gambler playing with $40,000 in stolen cash.

Sabrina suspects more than a bad memory when a new friend (Theodore Bikel), a Polish political writer, seems not to know her.

A small-town salesman witnesses a prostitute's murder but refuses to testify; guest Elaine Joyce. Directed by Nicholas Colasanto.

The IMF team sets out to convince a highly placed underworld figure (George Maharis) he's found the secret of eternal youth.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

The SRU team is called in when a woman takes hostages at a gas station.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Radiation causes an orange tree to run amok and take over the ship.

Sarah, John and Cameron infiltrate a resistance safe-house and discover they are not alone; agent Ellison realizes that Sarah is still alive; a dangerous person from Sarah's past reawakens.

Mr. Pem plans to use his time device to alter the course of history.

Ralph poses as a human cannonball to investigate the disappearance of a Polish clown from a traveling circus.

Partners (Tony Lo Bianco, Don Meredith) track a bomber and cope with personal problems. With Donna Mills.

Pepper poses as a call girl to learn who has slain four victims and stolen a madam's client book; guest Joan Collins.

A friend of Hunter's witnesses a murder and later is afraid to cooperate in the identification of the prime suspect.

Hooker is accused of killing an unarmed youth during a shootout that put Romano in the hospital.

Linc's friend (Louis Gossett Jr.), a Vietnam veteran, awakens on the beach beside the body of his Army nemesis.

Ryker is asked to investigate the murder of a priest and the severe beating of a nun in a poor neighborhood; guest Johnny Brown.

While in the Bahamas, the Harts uncover a scheme to impersonate a famous recluse (Andrew Duggan); guest Bubba Smith.

A soap-opera actor plans to kill scriptwriter Jennifer when she must write his character out of the show.

Dr. Sloan searches for the killer of a dance studio owner to clear the name of his friend, a dancer who is the prime suspect.

Dr. Sloan attempts to locate the person responsible for murdering a woman who was attempting to blackmail her former college roommates.

Tattoo selects parents for an orphaned baby; a woman (Barbi Benton) competes in an all-male marathon to save her hometown.

Three police woman solve criminal assignments.

The Angels travel to Las Vegas to learn why an advertising executive's wife is stealing from her husband.

A foreign agent (Theodore Bikel) threatens germ warfare and the end of Hawaii's sugar industry; guests Philip Ahn, Soon-Teck Oh.

Both the IMF and the underworld pursue a crime lord's wife who stole her husband's syndicate records after having him killed.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

Meth dealers take Parker hostage when they mistake him for somebody else.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

The Robinsons' lives may be forfeit when Smith uses a time-merchant's machine to return to Earth.

Sarah calls on Miles Dyson's widow in her quest to find Skynet's creators; John and Cameron make brave attempts to fit in on their first day at the new high school.

The Seaview is sent to avert global disaster by detonating a nuclear device under the polar ice cap to counteract the potential seismic tidal waves generated by a predicted polar earthquake.

On a skiing vacation, Ralph has a vision of a Soviet spy murdering a Czech agent's American contact.

The wife (Kim Darby) of an officer (David Birney) who lost his hand in an explosion urges him to return to work.

The murder of a rookie police officer leads Royster and Pepper to infiltrate a radical organization being investigated by the FBI.

Hunter and McCall (Fred Dryer, Stepfanie Kramer) seek professional help in dealing with fallout from their past romance. With Charles Hallahan.

Hooker and an ambitious police detective (Cliff Potts) vie to capture jewelry-store robbers; guest Jerry Lee Lewis.

A school friend (Linda Marsh) of Pete's attempts suicide after seeing photos of her mother (Julie Adams) with a gigolo (Mark Goddard).

The rookies help a rape victim face the indignities and legal problems that accompany the crime's investigation; guest Mark Slade.

The Harts must find vacationing Max after accidentally giving him a lethal cigar as a going-away gift.

Jonathan pretends he's Max when an assassin (Julie Newmar) takes him hostage on her way to kill Hart.

Dr. Sloan is caught in a police vice raid when he investigates the murder of a prostitute whom he once treated for mysterious bruises.

When a gunman confesses to assassinating the city's mayor during a re-election campaign, Dr. Sloan becomes convinced the man is innocent.

A bookmaker (Sonny Bono) hides out from a vengeful gangster; a woman (Carolyn Jones) exploits Tattoo's love for her singer niece.

An attacker disguised in a surgical mask and gown violently assaults and almost rapes two hospital nurses; guest Jack Bannon.

Sabrina goes under cover in a sleazy dance school to trap a blackmailer who took $10,000 from a customer.

A radical Maoist attending college in Hawaii is found dead as evidence links him with a Chinese intelligence operation.

The IMF draws a superstitious criminal (Kim Hunter) into a voodoo ritual to learn the location of a hidden fortune in gold.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

The team questions a man's motives when he violently counters drug dealers vandalizing the bar he patronizes.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

A space captain seeking a long-lost princess thinks Penny is the real thing; guest Arte Johnson.

When Sarah, Cameron and John track down stolen cargo, they become separated, which leads John to discover that the future is less safe than he hoped; agent Ellison's murder investigation leads him to an interesting suspect.

The Seaview investigates reports of a monster in the North Sea.

Ralph suspects a gigantic ocean creature is sinking yachts in the Devil's Triangle.

Dissension builds among SWAT members when their new supervisor can't cope with the demands of the job.

The team investigate a burglary and arrest the lookout, a girl; Pepper is accused of sexual assault.

A famous British photographer (Gary Sinise) is suspected in the serial slayings of prostitutes. With Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer.

Hooker fights for surgery for a hearing-impaired boy he arrested after a murder; guests Trinidad Silva, Henry Darrow.

Pete's favorite cousin turns to crime in a desperate attempt to win the concern of her wealthy parents.

Two angry brothers terrorize a country singer they hold responsible for their sister's death; guests Jim Nabors, Billy Green Bush.

A disturbed woman's (Mimi Rogers) meeting with Jonathan sparks an obsession that propels her to kill.

The Harts throw a party to expose a neighborhood art-theft ring.

Mark goes under cover at an expensive health spa when a former employee dies in a fiery crash after borrowing Jack's car.

When a friend is found dead in his mansion following an earthquake, Mark is sure that the man was murdered.

A Texas tycoon (Max Baer) asks to meet a lonely ballerina he secretly loves; a bumbling girl (Toni Tennille) wants to be a private detective.

A recently widowed, ex-film star (Ida Lupino) attempting a comeback suffers traumatic incidents that parallel her early movies.

Bosley and the Angels go under cover on a trip aboard a luxury cruise liner to investigate a series of dangerous "accidents."

Members of a small, foreign guerrilla force burglarize an armory to steal weapons for a revolution in their country.

The IMF must make a thief (Ed Nelson) believe he is clairvoyant as part of a scheme to recover $5 million in stolen artworks.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

A highly trained sniper booby-traps an arena that is slated to be destroyed.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

The Jupiter 2 lands on a world populated entirely by young people.

When Sarah re-evaluates the capability of Andy's computer, she worries about where it could lead; Sarah meets a stranger whose history is tied to hers; agent Ellison discovers remnants from a terminator battle.

The Seaview goes to the rescue of a Latin American president and finds his ship abandoned.

Ralph becomes magnetized while preventing a space-shuttle crash then contends with an alien stowaway.

An investigator (Don Murray) stands by a veteran officer (Howard Duff) accused of indecent exposure.

A policewoman is slain and her former roommate, also an officer, is assaulted; guests Meredith Baxter Birney, Edward James Olmos.

A priest (James Sutorius) faces a dilemma when Hunter and McCall (Fred Dryer, Stepfanie Kramer) suspect a serial killer confessed to him.

Hooker teams with an independent trucker and a pet orangutan to stop a trucking boss's attempts to start a war.

After an LSD trip, a photographer wakes beside the body of one of his models; guest Robert Lansing.

A retired police officer attempts to take charge of Ryker's investigation into a friend's death; guest Leif Erickson, Ned Glass.

Discovering that a health-club owner is lacing a diet drink with dangerous amphetamines could bring the Harts to an untimely end.

Jonathan and Jennifer recall the danger that surrounded their first meeting; guests David Warner, Simon Jones.

A convict treated at the hospital overpowers guards, takes hostages and demands a meeting with a newscaster he hates.

Dr. Sloan discovers that a suspected mob hit man who collapses while under police surveillance is suffering from the plague.

Mr. Roarke finally is able to wed his beloved (Samantha Eggar), but their happiness is tragically short-lived.

Jill and Bosley go to work at a massage parlor whose owner died in a shootout with a veteran vice officer.

The Angels enter a beauty pageant to discover who is scaring off contestants.

A prank turns serious when university students who stole the cherished robe of King Kamehameha decide not to bring it back.

Casey poses as a magazine writer to get close to the operations of a fight promoter (William Windom) affiliated with the mob.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

When a young man is held captive by a carjacker, the team must figure out how to get in without hurting the baby in the car.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Landing on a planet lush with vegetation, the Jupiter falls into the clutches of a carrot monster.

In and out of consciousness and fighting for his life, a stranger remembers his life in the future and his battle against the machines; Sarah tries to explain the past to Charley.

Callas does stand-up and Aretha joins the Church of What's Happening Now.

Flip promotes his latest LP; Uggams rents Freddie Johnson a friend (Rickles) in NYC; Geraldine fawns over Ray Charles.

Boni tries to get it all together with both of her boyfriends.

Irene gets her neighbor arrested as a peeping Tom.

Vanessa gets involved with the head of her company.

Rich Uncle Julius has made out his will, forcing two brothers to compete for $1 million by being the first to marry and produced an heir.

A young executive plans to surprise his wife.

Paul has a date with a well-known nude model.

An illiterate but popular singer falls in love with his tutor.

Jackie Kane hides behind his impersonations of other people.

The Mayberry barbershop quartet loses its tenor on the eve of its singing contest.

Goober blackballs county clerk Howard when he applies for membership in the Mayberry men's lodge.

The townsfolk don't fathom a sculpture created in their honor.

Howard uses a lodge emergency fund for a nose job.

Uncle Joe throws Hooterville into chaos while trying to scare up some crop-dusting business for Steve.

The presence of another suitor causes Sam Drucker to declare his long-standing secret passion for Kate.

Linda's Brownie troop needs a new leader, so Bunny volunteers.

Bunny thinks that taking art classes will help Charley reduce some of his stress, while Charley thinks the art professor is a fraud.

Connie is in the dumps because she believes she was stood up on a date by Mr. Boynton; love guru Walter suggests she give Boynton a taste of his own medicine, make a date with him and then leave him holding the bag.

After seeing Conklin with literature from Alcoholics Anonymous, people think he has a problem.

Don's mother begins to dislike Ann because of the character she portrays in a soap opera.

Ann thinks Don is dating a woman in her drama class.

An obnoxious man antagonizes friends and co-workers.

Trisha (Cynthia Stevenson) moves in with annoying Kathy (Lisa Kudrow).

Kip gives Amy an offbeat lesson in positive thinking when her ad campaign becomes a disaster.

Kip and Henry are worried when Ruth invites them to dinner, and appears to want more than a business relationship.

ALF heads for the garage when Kate's mother (Anne Meara) pays a visit. Kate: Anne Schedeen.

ALF submits scripts to his favorite soap opera. Guest stars Anne Meara as Kate's mother.

A man (Andrew Robinson) plans to free his brother, a mass murderer, by planting bombs in a radio station and taking the staff hostage.

Jarod joins the Army Rangers to help a young woman clear her father, who died in Vietnam branded as a traitor.

Miss Parker must escape from the center to prevent her father's assassination; Jarod becomes an outdoor instructor to help a teen face fears.

An informer thinks he's being followed by friends of a man he fingered.

Corso is accused of attempted rape during questioning; with William Devane.

A lovely woman (Leslie Bevis) who endears herself to bankers may be at the heart of a series of robberies. Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer star.

McCall and her boyfriend, Judge Hayworth, are taken hostage by the brother of a man sent to prison by the magistrate.

Mark's ex-girlfriend, who was responsible for his arrest, forges his name on a condominium contract.

Mark tries reconciling Milt with his brother (Kenneth Mars), until the judge learns the reason for the visit.

Tod and Buz, heading toward Dallas, stop to help a girl whose car has broken down; the three are kidnapped at gunpoint; the kidnappers are associates of a wanted embezzler who has come back to the U.S. to stop his daughter from becoming a nun.

A construction tycoon's 12-year-old son claims he was pushed off a boat.

Sheena meets someone who might have clues to her past, as a coup threatens the participants in a multimillion dollar survival game.

The Lawrence home is bombarded by threats and protests after news leaks out that Kate was responsible for the hung jury.

Father Dowling and Sister Steve (Tom Bosley, Tracy Nelson) try to reform a parishioner (Robin Thomas) who was caught stealing.

Father Dowling and Sister Steve (Tom Bosley, Tracy Nelson) are determined to find out who is trying to kill a drunken artist (Bob Dishy). Also guest stars Roscoe Lee Browne.

On "DragonflyTV," kids discover the wonders of science by rolling up their sleeves and participating. The Emmy Award-winning series features a fast-paced style, with music throughout each 30-minute episode and quick camera cuts, that's designed to get today's youth off the couch and busy exploring the world around them.

New drones; water harvester; brain prints.

Exploring peaks in Bali; to Lyon in the south of France to visit the Cathedral of St. John; the island country of Greenland.

Restlessness abounds on a rainy day; Bernard awaits news of his fiancee, on the Number 63 bus and never shows up.

Katie's sister, Colleen a rockette asks permission to marry Charlie; The Silvers finally get a telephone.

Claire (Wendy Phillips) believes that a woman accused of child endangerment is innocent and tries to sway the jury; Josh (Austin O'Brien) baby-proofs the house to prepare for Bobbie's (Tinsley Grimes) son.

Shamaya and LT hold grudges against their estranged father, who returns after 10 years; guest Ben Vereen.

Joan digs out some of her mother's paintings for a garage sale, and the canvases force Helen to recall a traumatic event from college.

When God asks Joan to try out for the cheerleading squad, she has trouble explaining her sudden interest in the sport; a baby is found abandoned in a high-school gym bag.

Vincent persuades Catherine to help her former love (Edward Albert) who is the target of a lethal CIA investigation.

Vincent witnesses a murder, but his inability to testify frees the two culprits, who vow revenge on Catherine.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.

This 1980s revival of the classic sci-fi series features a similar style to the original anthology series. Each episode tells a tale (sometimes two or three) rooted in horror or suspense, often with a surprising twist at the end. Episodes usually feature elements of drama and comedy. Actor Charles Aidman serves as the show's narrator for the first two seasons before being replaced by TV host Robin Ward for the final season. Some episodes are adaptations of stories by well-known writers, including Harlan Ellison, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen King; other episodes are remakes of installments from the original series.