Julia is stunned to find that the overdose Barnabas demanded has begun to age him; Sarah visits Carolyn; David gives Carolyn his toy soldier.

Templar's suspicions are aroused when four directors of one corporation die suddenly, apparently of heart attacks.

A car rally may become a race against death for Templar when a mysterious woman (Patricia Haines) takes an interest in the outcome.

Tod and Linc witness a plane crash and try to fulfill the dying wish of one of the victims.

MacLeod returns to France and reunites with Fitzcairn, who is suddenly accused of murdering his lover's ex-boyfriend.

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

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

Crowley plots to trap the slick con artist (William Windom) who swindled his uncle out of $18,000; guests Cheryl Ladd, Vito Scotti.

Hunter and McCall's only lead in an accountant's slaying is his son (Chad Allen), who appears too traumatized to help.

Hooker works to clear an old racing buddy (James Darren) arrested in connection with thieves using loot to rebuild race cars.

Pete, suffering from a blood clot in his brain, checks out of the hospital to find a killer; guests Linda Marsh, Guy Stockwell.

Ordered to protect an injured Ryker from a vengeful ex-convict, Jill discovers she has become a target herself; guest Joseph Campanella.

A scramble for a smuggled barbell highlights a health-center opening attended by the Harts and several bodybuilders.

Jonathan poses as a steward and Jennifer as a countess when they embark on a gambling ship to crack a counterfeiting ring.

Mark's investigation of a hit-and-run death leads him to a priest; Mark is criticized for treating an elderly patient for free.

Mark attempts to help an amnesia victim, unaware she is a mob killer who is faking her condition as an excuse to be admitted to the hospital.

A man (John Schuck) dreams of being irresistible; a builder (Henry Gibson) wants to show his hotel plans to a tycoon.

Kris and Kelly enter a marathon after a competitor is kidnapped by masked men on her way to the event.

An ex-convict (James B. Sikking) with revenge and murder on his mind threatens Bosley's newfound romance.

A paranoid electronics wizard (Greg Mullavey) threatens a psychiatrist (Robert Foxworth) and his patients.

Paris (Leonard Nimoy) joins the IMF team in a plan to eliminate a mind-destroying drug; guest Dina Merrill.

A phony trance-channeler (Peter Scolari) gets an unexpected message from beyond.

A porcelain dog protects a woman (Melanie Mayron) from her abusive husband.

The team's actions, particularly Sgt. Parker's, are called into question after a shooting at a museum gala.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

An architect is convinced there are aliens in the world.

A scientist uses an electromagnetic field to draw the moon closer to Earth.

The race is on to find Methos, the mythical oldest Immortal, whose death and quickening would likely give Kalas an edge over the Highlander.

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

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

A newspaperman's murder leads Pepper and Crowley to uncover corruption in city government; guest Pernell Roberts, Ike Eisenmann.

Rick unwittingly helps counterfeiters when he comes to the aid of a petty thief charged with murder.

Fellow police criticize Romano for not shooting a juvenile (David Michael Elliott) who killed an officer.

A paroled killer (Al Freeman Jr.) seeks revenge on Pete, who he blames for a savage beating; guest Leslie Uggams.

A veteran officer blames Mike for his partner's death, then asks to be teamed with the rookie; guests Claude Akins, Robert Walden.

The Harts' lawyer methodically plots to eliminate Jonathan, seize control of Hart Industries' funds and take possession of Jennifer.

Jennifer is targeted by a killer when she is asked to write an article on the world of high fashion; guest Shari Belafonte-Harper.

When a comic is found murdered in his dressing room while hosting a telethon, Mark discovers many suspects who had grudges against the man.

Mark investigates the death of a 92-year-old millionaire who he suspects was murdered by one of his three children.

At a luxurious but remote tropical island resort, the enigmatic Mr. Roarke somehow makes the secret dreams of his well-heeled guests come true, although twists of fate occasionally turn those dreams into nightmares. He is assisted by Tattoo, a little person who could be trusted to sing out, "Da plane! Da plane!" as each group of guests arrived. In the final season of the series, Roarke is joined by Lawrence, a dapper Englishman. As a sort of anthology series, the show featured new guest stars each week, and many big names of the era made a trip onto "Fantasy Island."

A former gangster is freed from prison after 40 years and endangers his life by trying to solve the 1930s murder of his wife.

The Angels and Bosley gather for cake and champagne and recall the most dangerous and exciting cases from the past three years.

A suspected killer appears to be in two places at the same time; guests Monte Markham, Madlyn Rhue, Sandra Smith.

A plan to discredit a scientist who created a destructive drug includes letting Phelps be framed for homicide.

A retired writer (Colleen Dewhurst) attracts the ghosts of children whose lives were touched by her books.

A boy meets a stranger (Steve Kanaly) collecting specimens in a meadow.

Spike discovers his former mentor may be implicated in a tangled case involving corruption, drug dealers and an attempted gang execution.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

An architect is convinced there are aliens in the world.

A man from the future plans to add Nelson to his group of zombie-like military officers.

MacLeod helps an Immortal friend realize that revenge is not the answer for the death of her mortal husband at the hands of a street gang.

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

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

The investigation of a wife-beating leads Pepper and Crowley to a woman's unsolved murder; guests Dee Wallace, Dr. Joyce Brothers.

McCall and Hunter learn the suspicious explosion that nearly killed her was intended for a powerful businessman's devious mistress.

A blind witness (Marcy Lafferty) agrees to help Hooker and Romano catch thieves; guest the Beach Boys.

A woman (Vikki Carr) discovers her fiancé, a Vietnam War correspondent, is involved with drugs.

Chaos erupts when Terry's true identity is revealed while he is undercover as a prison inmate; guests Robert Hooks, Victor French.

Hospitalized Jennifer witnesses another patient's murder and is pursued by the killer after being released; guest Jared Martin.

Jennifer's involvement in a theater group could prove deadly when the director (Anthony Newley) uses murder to conceal a deception.

Mark searches for the killer after a man who is dying from a gunshot wound leaves him a winning lottery ticket worth $13 million.

While treating a famous rock star who collapsed before a concert, Mark learns she is being threatened by a deranged stalker.

At a luxurious but remote tropical island resort, the enigmatic Mr. Roarke somehow makes the secret dreams of his well-heeled guests come true, although twists of fate occasionally turn those dreams into nightmares. He is assisted by Tattoo, a little person who could be trusted to sing out, "Da plane! Da plane!" as each group of guests arrived. In the final season of the series, Roarke is joined by Lawrence, a dapper Englishman. As a sort of anthology series, the show featured new guest stars each week, and many big names of the era made a trip onto "Fantasy Island."

Charlie sends the Angels on a luxury Caribbean cruise to capture a thief who stole $5 million in museum pieces.

Kris finds herself falling in love with the handsome thief she and the Angels are pursuing aboard a cruise liner.

A travel agent who organizes gambling junkets is killed by the competition as a warning to his partner.

To foil an ambitious trafficker's plans, the IMF must convince a mobster that he is being double-crossed.

A heart-transplant recipient (Paul LeMat) has a strange attraction to a waitress in a diner.

A jobless man (Charles Haid) exchanges lives with a millionaire.

When Jules finds herself in the middle of a hostage situation at a restaurant, the SRUs are brought in to take care of the gunman, who believes the establishment's owner is a terrorist.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

A teacher (Kathleen Widdoes) with a history of mental instability tells Vincent she witnessed carnivorous locusts.

A puppet master replaces the crew, one by one, with look-a-like puppets.

Anne and MacLeod attempt to convince a young woman to testify against her Immortal lover, who is using her to smuggle drugs.

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

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

Pepper stubbornly resists when the FBI insists on taking over a case of weapons smuggling; guests Nipsey Russell, Monte Markham.

Hunter and McCall suspect an accused murderer has been framed by psychiatrists who administered psychosis-inducing drugs.

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

Julie cares for the abandoned infant of bank robbers (Michael Anderson Jr., Lyn Loring).

Willie and Terry are kidnapped, then abandoned out in the desert without any food or water; guests John Saxon, James B. Sikking.

Jonathan and Jennifer's home is ransacked by a stockbroker looking for the secret passage to a forgotten fortune in lost bonds.

A mishap in Acapulco finds the Harts posing as servants to prevent a murder; guest Rene Enriquez.

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 race driver (Christopher George) wonders if he has lost his nerve; a prostitute (Carol Lynley) wants to conceal her profession.

The head (Joanne Linville) of an all-woman trucking company is threatened with bankruptcy by the theft of a $500,000 shipment.

A drug addict (Cameron Mitchell) Kelly helped imprison returns and secretly causes her to ingest heroin.

An extortionist preying on small-business men courts the daughter of one of McGarrett's trusted deputies.

Phelps and Tracey (Lee Meriwether) convince a deposed dictator he's ill, then use his need for medicine to get information.

A test pilot (John Beck) breaks through a barrier into paradise.

Radical surgery rejuvenates an elderly businessman (Ed Marinaro).

A botched plan leads to a crime boss escaping with his girlfriend, who works for the team as an informant.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Vincent investigates after security guards are ambushed while transporting a mysterious cylinder found in a plane wreck.

An elderly alchemist jeopardizes the future of the Southern Hemisphere when he tries to obtain a substance that prolongs life.

Father Bernard asks MacLeod for help when a Nazi he killed years ago appears in his church looking as he did the day he died.

A gangster pursues Ralph as he tries to prevent his colleagues from tossing their lives away on dreams.

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

Crowley and Pepper go undercover as drug dealers to investigate college-student deaths due to pill overdoses; guest Kerry Sherman.

Hunter and McCall (Fred Dryer, Stepfanie Kramer) find a web of vengeance and fraud when they investigate the killing of a thoroughbred racehorse.

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

Posing as social workers, the squad seeks guns stolen for a ghetto riot; guests Henry Darrow, Robert Pine.

Terry's cousin, a bitter Vietnam veteran, considers becoming involved in a robbery plan; guests Glynn Turman, Herbert Jefferson Jr.

At their mountain retreat, the Harts aid an innocent caretaker framed for murder by a local sheriff.

On a train trip, the Harts investigate an undercover police officer's death; guest Carol Lynley.

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.

A sheltered girl (Maureen McCormick) dreams of becoming a beauty queen; a man plots to find buried treasure and kill his wife.

The Angels are hired to find the culprit behind three nearly fatal mishaps suffered by a bridegroom-to-be.

An opera singer hires the Angels to protect a blue diamond she is to wear on stage from an elegant jewel thief (Timothy Dalton).

A cat burglar (Eric Braeden) strikes a prominent family, starting a chain reaction that ends in death.

Two men search for an imprisoned rebel priest, planning to kill him after exploiting him to gain power.

In a future state, a physicist (Dean Stockwell) is imprisoned for intellectual crimes.

In the future a jobless man (Bruce Weitz) must sell his memories.

Team One members must undergo intense psychological testing; Ed, on his way to the hospital for the birth of his child, gets shot.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

The security chief (William Windom) of a major nuclear testing facility seeks Vincent's help to avoid alien interference.

The Seaview encounters the ghostly Flying Dutchman.

Andy Griffith; Curtis Mayfield; Roscoe Lee Browne.

Howard Cosell; Marty Feldman; Taj Mahal.

An agent proposes to his actress girlfriend in the same restaurant he proposed to his first wife, now a waitress at the establishment.

Helen accuses Elaine of trying to seduce her husband; Dick gives Nan a birthday present.

Nebbley has a new job and a new boss. "Love and the Fullback" A football star secretly marries his girlfriend.

Cathy's boyfriend specializes in funerals; hiccups and a burglar threaten Danny and Chris' honeymoon.

Harry invites Bruno and his mistress to dinner. "Love and Accidental Passion" Jill has an automobile accident.

George is helping out with a sex survey. "Love And The Particular Girl" Helen uses karate and judo on her dates.

John wants to test his wife's fidelity; Tony invites Laurie to share an apartment for a weekend.

Sally finally gets her boyfriend to propose. "Love and the Fountain of Youth" Charlie tries to attract a younger girl.

Andy lets Barney take over as sheriff for a day when he goes to Raleigh to attend a job interview. By the time he returns, Barney has turned the whole town upside down.

Aunt Bee gets the leading role in Mayberry's Centennial Pageant when Clara is suddenly called out of town. However, Aunt Bee is a terrible actress, causing her to get kicked out at her first rehearsal.

A high school senior falls head over heels in love with Sam.

Goober helps an author and his wife who have just moved to Mayberry.

When Sam receives a notice that the Hooterville Postal Substation is scheduled for closure, an outraged Uncle Joe devises a plan.

Steve is declared out of bounds in his own house when Kathy Jo appears allergic to him.

Linda discovers that her father is using her crush on a boy as part of his comedy act, and she gets upset when the boy finds out.

Kathy takes a job as the secretary for Danny's agent.

Principal Conklin is unhappy when Walter Denton takes a romantic interest in his daughter.

Mr. Conklin tells Miss Brooks to help students after school.

Don handles housekeeping chores for the injured Ann.

Ann accompanies Don to a jet-set party and is accepted as one of the crowd.

Trisha and Kathy's first dinner party is a disaster.

New neighbors accuse Bob (Bob Newhart) of being a peeping Tom.

After a spat with his wife, Kip's dad seeks refuge with Kip and Henry at the hotel; Kip must explain his lifestyle to his father.

Kip and Henry find that vacationing at a mountain cabin can have its drawbacks.

Willie abandons his belief in pacifism after meeting the hostile father of the kid who has been bullying Brian.

Willie has problems trying to sell the house because ALF keeps scaring off potential buyers with phony ghosts.

The team pursues scuba-diving jewel thieves suspected of murder; guests Christopher George, Sal Mineo, Lesley Ann Warren.

Jarod joins a group of thrill-seekers while investigating circumstances around a bungee-jumper's near-fatal fall.

Jarod grows infatuated with a young woman he joins on a road trip, but a terrible secret could destroy their future together.

No one will file a complaint against an extortionist using black magic.

Haines suspects fraud in a jewelry theft; with Joanna Miles, Ralph Waite.

Hunter's old Marine buddy is found dead in his home; Hunter and McCall investigate the suspicious death of Hunter's old Marine buddy.

Convinced his buddy was murdered, Hunter investigates other war pals and uncovers ties to gem smuggling.

Milton's sister-in-law discovers her criminology instructor (Greg Mullavey) deals drugs.

McCormick returns from the funeral of his high-school girlfriend and finds her message on the answering machine.

Tod and Linc build a neon sign in small-town Georgia; Simon causes trouble.

Linc beats up a cowardly man he knew from the war in a bar in Georgia.

Sheena protects a jungle paradise from encroaching civilization.

Doug accidentally discovers that his friend and law partner is having an affair with his assistant; Annie thinks a woman has been killed.

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.

Sister Steve steps in for a look-alike Lady Cara when a member of her entourage is planning her murder.

Lara investigates how her tug of war team can beat the big children; New York divers.

The Science Zone is a weekly half-hour series showcasing science stories in today's world. This week we explore ORIGAMI & KIRIGAMI, BETTER PLASTICS and SMART SPONGE.

Visiting the Pacific Coast of the United States; to Santiago, Chile, to taste the Curanto; to Kerala, a tea-growing area of south India.

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

Kate discovers Willie is having an affair with recital partner (Shelley Long) from her music class.

Claire has startling news for Russell; Hattie's embroidered map is left in a gift shop.

Josh considers intimacy; pregnant Claire deals with morning sickness.

When Joan and Will try to help Stevie (Haylie Duff) get something she deserves, they inadvertently uncover a secret about Stevie's true identity.

When Price finds Joan holding an empty egg carton next to his freshly egged car, he incorrectly assumes that she is the culprit and punishes her with a weekend of community service.

The discovery of a lost pirate's treasure brings greed and jealousy to the Tunnel World, as well as danger to Catherine.

Catherine puts her anger toward a Gypsy thief aside when she learns that he is the victim of an injustice.

A woman (Deborah Raffin) in a sanitarium sees faces in patterns and cracks.

A shy woman obsessed with romance novels discovers a cat that magically transforms into a handsome man.

An aging widow (Janet Leigh) obsessed with death meets its messenger.

An uncaring nurse (Karen Valentine) copes with an epidemic of sudden blindness.

A blind singer (Sneezy Waters) confronts a man planning murder.

A petty thief (Wayne Robson) asks a mobster to save his bartered soul.

Cooper and Truman attempt to decipher the Owl Cave hieroglyph; the Miss Twin Peaks contest engenders serious competition; Windom Earle makes another move.

Truman and Cooper pursue the Owl Cave mystery; Earle takes another prisoner and gets valuable information.

Barnabas needs to find a victim but does not want to use Vicky; Carolyn begins to doubt Barnabas; Vicky sees a large bat outside her bedroom window.

David spies a very old man outside the window; Carolyn defends David to Elizabeth; Barnabas refuses Julia's offer; Carolyn visits the old house.

Carolyn awakens in Josette's bedroom; Barnabas is restored to his younger self; Barnabas tells Carolyn to discredit David; Julia offers to assist Barnabas.

Carolyn tells David there's nothing to fear in the old house; Julia hypnotizes Vicky and warns her of what Barnabas is planning; Carolyn wonders what Julia and Vicky discussed.

Carolyn urges Vicky to visit Barnabas; Julia realizes that Carolyn suspects her; Joe is puzzled by Carolyn's change of attitude; Barnabas makes an offer to Vicky.

Roger and Elizabeth decide to send David to Boston; Carolyn discovers Julia's efforts to keep Vicky afraid of Barnabas; Barnabas learns of Julia's betrayal.

Armed with a miniature-camera wristwatch, Templar pursues kidnappers who sent a film as a ransom note for a movie producer's daughter.

Templar uncovers a king's cheating while at an international card party in Monte Carlo, and could pay with his life for the discovery.

Linc stops a woman from committing suicide, and finds romance.

An art theft pits MacLeod (Adrian Paul) against a bank-robbing Immortal he once confronted in the 1930s.

Ralph is detoured from the trail of two escaped convicts when he decides the suit should be used to save ordinary people.

With no time to waste, detectives plan to nab two rival Chinese gangs fighting for control of Chinatown turf.

Pepper, posing as a convict, enters prison to break up a drug-smuggling ring; guests Fernando Lamas, Henry Darrow, Jayne Kennedy.

A murder case causes friction between McCall's (Stepfanie Kramer) lover (Dack Rambo) and Hunter (Fred Dryer).

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

Blaming them for his son's death in Vietnam, a recluse (Karl Swenson) holds Julie, Linc and Pete captive in a cave.

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

Jonathan fears for Jennifer after the murders of friends who, like her, posed for a fake-fur ad.

Jonathan's look-alike and his magician brother (Harry Blackstone) plan to kill Jonathan and run Hart Industries.

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.

A woman (Samantha Eggar) returns to announce her love for Roarke; a common man (Red Buttons) wants to become a celebrated hero.

Kris goes undercover in prison to probe a robbery committed by an inmate while on a work-release furlough.

The Angels uncover a psychological crisis when they investigate the beating of a music-school owner's daughter by a local pimp.

McGarrett's informant relays that a murder-trial juror has been bribed to produce a hung jury; guest Ray Buktenica.

Assumed identities and a robot figure in the IMF's plan to foil a leader (Malachi Throne) with hopes of becoming a dictator.

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.

There is a connection discovered between Ed's shooter and a drug kingpin; Ed is rushed to surgery, as his wife experiences problems delivering their baby.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Vincent takes a mysterious tape he found in an abandoned train car to a cryptographer (Norman Fell); guest Ed Begley.

Hallucinations plague the Seaview men who are on a mission to deliver a secret missile.

Kalas escapes from prison and vows to finish MacLeod; a watcher's widow threatens to publicize secrets.

When Ralph rescues a kidnapped girl, the ransom lands him in trouble with the IRS.

Homicide detectives comb Chinatown streets for a gang leader pinned with a murder charge. With Wayne Maunder, Laraine Stephens.

Crowley and Pepper pursue a man suspected of raping and murdering four female hitchhikers; guests Rich Little, Audrey Landers.

A senator comes under scrutiny when the prostitute who was blackmailing him over an illegitimate child is murdered.

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

A convict (Bobby Sherman) who went to jail to protect his girlfriend faces danger upon parole.

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.

An eccentric art collector (John Dehner) wants to add Jennifer to treasures by eliminating Jonathan.

Jennifer faces danger after she is lent a flashy outfit with "rhinestones" that are really diamonds.

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 race driver (Christopher George) wonders if he has lost his nerve; a prostitute (Carol Lynley) wants to conceal her profession.

A crown prince concealing his true identity from assassins encounters former Angel Jill, and they experience a mutual attraction.

The Angels witness a broad-daylight kidnapping while roller-skating on the Venice boardwalk.

A man who has lost both his hands plans to kill all the police officers he holds responsible.

Paris must pierce an ultrasonic barrier to reach counterfeit money plates before they are used to ruin a friendly country.

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.

Team One faces a rioting crowd after a cop, who accidentally shot and killed a boy, is found innocent.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Aliens kidnap Vincent and take him aboard their saucer, where a spokesman (Michael Rennie) tells him he will visit Utopia.

Nelson, Crane and Morton are transported to an alien planet.

Kalas forces MacLeod to choose between his own existence and the survival of all Immortals and Watchers.

Ralph winds up on a tabloid's front page when a burger spokesman (Chuck McCann) decides to reveal his boss's drug dealing.

A sergeant (Christopher Stone) awaiting transfer learns patience from a careful partner (Pernell Roberts).

A Greek immigrant family being systematically murdered in a bizarre manner refuses to help police; guests Jo Van Fleet, A Martinez.

Hunter (Fred Dryer) tries to clear the name of a colleague (Sandra Chin) involved in a Chinatown shootout. With Stepfanie Kramer.

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

Pete and Linc agree to help a friend of Julie's return jewelry he stole.

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

A stranger contaminates the Harts' pool, blinding Jonathan, then attacks him in the hospital.

The Harts find murder and intrigue at the track as they prepare for their Thoroughbred's debut.

Mark goes undercover 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 harried family man (Bernie Kopell) wants peace and quiet; a would-be private detective (Don Knotts) stumbles upon a case.

Charlie suspects a white-slavery ring is at fault in the sudden disappearance of two members of Tiffany's old college sorority.

A game hunter who wants Charlie for his trophy case stalks the Angels in an attempt to force their elusive employer to surface.