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.

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 crime drama mixed with healthy doses of the surreal, this series is about FBI Agent Dale Cooper, who travels to the small logging town of Twin Peaks to solve the murder of seemingly innocent high schooler Laura Palmer. Almost nothing is as it seems, however, and the show's sometimes eerie visuals, oddball characters and wild dream sequences drive the point home.

A crime drama mixed with healthy doses of the surreal, this series is about FBI Agent Dale Cooper, who travels to the small logging town of Twin Peaks to solve the murder of seemingly innocent high schooler Laura Palmer. Almost nothing is as it seems, however, and the show's sometimes eerie visuals, oddball characters and wild dream sequences drive the point home.

Angelique is driven from Julia's body into Maggie's; Barnabas attacks Abigail; fever claims Sarah; Barnabas pleads with Joshua to kill him.

Burke greets Roger warmly, but Roger is suspicious; Matthew tells Vicky about Burke Devlin's trial but knows nothing of the foundling home; Burke and Roger plan to meet later; Elizabeth warns Vicky about Matthew; Vicky sees Burke in the garage.

David tries to put something in Vicky's dresser; Carolyn chats with Vicky as she prepares for her date with Joe; Joe and Vicky talk about ghosts; Vicky sees a locked door open and close; Joe and Carolyn go to the Blue Whale, where Burke joins them.

Vicky gives Roger an update on her progress with David; Vicky tells Elizabeth about seeing Burke in the garage with Roger's car; David shouts at Vicky; Elizabeth is concerned about David; Roger's car hits a tree.

Bill Malloy calls to say Roger is fine; Elizabeth shares her suspicions with Vicky; Matthew reports that Roger's brakes were checked two days earlier; Joe gets angry and leaves Carolyn with Burke; Elizabeth learns that Carolyn is with Burke.

Upstairs in bed, David begins to scream; Roger lashes out at the doctor; Malloy tells Roger it was not an accident; Roger suspects Burke of tampering with his car; Elizabeth tries to calm David; Roger learns that Vicky saw Burke near his car.

Danger and a royal lesson in humility accompany Templar's mission to transport a queen to Switzerland to obtain jewels.

A beautiful assassin gets Templar involved in a plot to overthrow a South American dictator, a scheme that could cost Simon his life.

Buz meets a sophisticated girl (Joanna Moore) on Catalina Island, then must try to save her when she becomes trapped in the rising tide.

Crane investigates the mysterious disappearances of two research ships.

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

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

A dedicated officer (Anne Francis) from the Abused Child Division provides the clue to the capture of a major drug trafficker.

Hunter and McCall doubt information offered by a psychic on serial murders, until he predicts McCall as next victim.

Hooker runs afoul of federal agents when he goes after a dealer who sold PCP to a girl who jumped to her death.

The squad searches for the terrorist behind repeated attempts on Greer's life.

Willie's girlfriend learns she has diabetes and runs to friends on a drug-rehabilitation farm; guests Sissy Spacek, Jared Martin.

A polo championship involves the Harts in a plot to smuggle a $1 million jewel; guests Rossano Brazzi, A Martinez.

Jennifer mediates between the police and ruthless jewel thieves when Jonathan is taken hostage during a Paris robbery.

A nun asks Dr. Sloan to go under cover as a priest to find the killer of a young producer who made a promotional video for a convent.

An IRS investigator thinks Mark cheated on his taxes; a police detective suspects him of murdering his accountant.

The host of a tropical resort fulfills his guests' fantasies.

A woman kidnaps Charlie and threatens to kill him if the Angels don't get her husband out of jail.

Another hood snatches Charlie from the original kidnapper, complicating the Angels' efforts to rescue him.

A woman, the only witness to a murder by a wanted Hawaiian crime figure, asks McGarrett to come to Singapore and escort her back.

To win the trust of a terrorist leader (Dean Stockwell), the IMF poses as a powerful terror group which wants to join forces.

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 hotshot pool champion who has defeated all his peers only has one more opponent in his sights - the long-dead legend, Fats Brown.

The team tracks a woman (Kelly Rowan) who has kidnapped two young girls.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

An escaped prisoner (Michael Conrad) frames Smith and Don, who are arrested and jailed.

A dossier Sarah finds from her stay at the mental hospital leads her to doomsday-convert Dr. Silverman; Ellison's discovery puts him in danger.

While investigating bizarre occurences in Antarctica, Nelson and Crane become trapped in a prehistoric world.

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

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

A series of murders of teens leads police to a foundation using brainwashing on young runaways; guests James Olson, William Smith.

Hunter hits the streets in uniform to track down a thug who harasses a homeless man; McCall faces a career decision.

Romano discovers the son (Ike Eisenmann) of an old Vietnam buddy supplied liquor to teens who died in an auto mishap.

Unaware she has contagious meningitis, a singer (Yvonne Craig) who witnessed a mob murder flees the hospital.

An insane and vindictive former boyfriend targets Jill while Mike is away from home; guest Richard Hatch.

Jonathan agrees to test an experimental Navy aircraft, but doesn't know the manufacturer plans to destroy it.

The Harts' probe of a philandering British husband leaves them playing the "fox" in a deadly hunt.

Briggs becomes a suspect after he is the only member at a board meeting to survive a bizarre series of murders.

A man caught in a conspiracy between his wife and mistress disappears; a girlfriend thinks Steve is a wealthy philanthropist.

A plump girl (Adrienne Barbeau) wants revenge on a cruel classmate; a boxer (Gary Collins) must throw a bout to ensure his future.

The Angels are called in when a pair of ice-show performers disappears less than one week before opening night.

The Angels find themselves in a race against political assassins when the motive for the kidnappings is revealed.

McGarrett's investigation of a former mobster implicates a state committee head; guests James Gregory, Keye Luke.

Members of the Impossible Missions Force utilize their unique talents to obtain a Caribbean dictator's two nuclear warheads.

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.

Two brothers become involved with a white supremacy group planning a terrorist attack.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

A mysterious sponsor wants Judy to enter a galactic beauty contest.

John defends Cameron against an accusation by Derek; Sarah gets too close to a terminator.

An injured U.S. president comes aboard the Seaview for treatment.

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

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

Crowley and Pepper pose as a wealthy, childless couple hoping to adopt an infant in order to crack a baby-selling ring in Mexico.

Dee Dee McCall bids farewell to life in the States as she moves to London with Alex; Hunter tracks his mentor's killers.

Hooker suspects Romano's girlfriend (Barbara Stock) is supplying information to fur thieves; guest Theresa Saldana.

An ex-convict tells Greer that drug pushers will be meeting at a rural trailer camp; guests James Gregory, Dub Taylor.

Terry offers himself as a decoy to trap the killer of his new love, a college girl who witnessed a murder; guest Esther Anderson.

A tennis pro romances wealthy clients and passes data from them to a crooked stockbroker; guest Martina Navratilova.

While in Greece, the Harts learn of a scheming tycoon's plan to pull Hart Industries away from Jonathan.

Mark's investigation of a murder at Community General has him looking for both the murderer and the victim.

An actress is accused of murdering her ex-husband even though she was in the hospital for plastic surgery at the time.

A man must choose between his wife and a mermaid (Michelle Phillips); a woman's (Joan Prather) dream date becomes a nightmare.

The show that ushered in the phrase "jiggle TV" features three beautiful police academy-trained private detectives whose cases always seem to require that they don bikinis, evening gowns or other sexy clothing. The unseen Charlie relays instructions via speakerphone.

The Angels go under cover in a circus to find out who is causing a series of mysterious and nearly fatal accidents.

McGarrett must protect a dictator whose jet made a forced emergency landing in Hawaii; guest Paul Stevens.

Disguised as a carnival troupe, the IMF plans to rescue an Eastern European freedom-movement head from prison.

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 high school athlete threatens suicide after being kidnapped and beaten.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Smith helps a mechanical junkman acquire the Robot's memory tape and take off with the Jupiter.

Sarah and Derek attempt a business transaction with a dubious businessman; John and Cameron find themselves in a dangerous situation during a school trip; Ellison discovers a nemesis at the agency.

An enemy agent introduces a fear gas into the ventilating system.

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

Partners (Tony Lo Bianco, Glenn Corbett) hunt a sniper killing rush-hour commuters. With Patty Duke Astin.

Pepper and Crowley investigate two rapes, the first one never reported to police, on a nearby college campus; guest Bruce Davison.

The investigation of a friend's murder leads to Appalachian ties to Romanian immigrants and the black market.

Much to Hooker's discomfort, Stacy volunteers to be a decoy when a series of murders plagues the marina area.

Linc is convinced that the death of his friend, a stunt-driver, was not accidental.

An older officer Willie was riding with is slain, and his colleagues want to punish his killer themselves; guest Fionnula Flanagan.

Jennifer's father (Ray Milland) believes that a beautiful woman (Samantha Eggar) is Jennifer's sister, but Jonathan is not so sure.

A greedy relative of a deceased Scottish chieftain battles to succeed the late clan leader but must compete with Jennifer for the title.

Dr. Sloan attempts to solve the murder of William Bissell, a cruel press tycoon, who is killed at Community General Hospital.

Dr. Sloan receives death threats after a mobster "godfather" whom he operated on dies at Community General Hospital.

A professor's (Arte Johnson) secret invention is revealed; a widow (Jeanette Nolan) wants to contact her psychic husband.

Sabrina becomes involved with the possible hijacker of an airplane two years earlier.

The Angels infiltrate a phony UFO club suspected of doing away with wealthy members after taking their money.

After his kidnapped son escapes, a wealthy man demands McGarrett recover the $300,000 ransom he paid to the boy's abductors.

The IMF's plan to rescue a cardinal from prison needs quick revision when he is moved to solitary confinement.

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.

After his escape from a prison transport, the unit pursues a man accused of killing his child.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Thanks to Dr. Smith, the Robinson family becomes lost while on a pioneer trip to settle another planet.

Shaken by the Jeep explosion, John's 16th birthday forces him to face the reality of his destiny alone; agent Ellison confronts his faith.

The Seaview carries two Russians to disarm a satellite about to fall on San Francisco.

Ralph tries to convince his mother to break off her engagement to a smuggler of top-secret government materials.

A lieutenant, anxious to solve a homicide, assigns 40 officers instead of the normal few to the investigation.

A group of radicals demanding freedom for a former leader take Pepper and others hostage; guests Sharon Farrell, France Nuyen.

Hunter and Molinski officially become partners in the Metro Division following completion of their first case together.

While investigating armored-car thefts, Hooker sympathizes with the sister (Sydney Penny) of one of the suspects.

Julie's mother (Nan Martin), a former prostitute, visits with a fiance (William Windom).

An ex-convict masterminds several robberies using boys who have come to the city seeking adventure; guests Nick Nolte, Don Johnson.

Jonathan and Jennifer hide in a convent after she witnesses a gangland murder, but the killer finds them.

The Harts help Max search for his friend (Dorothy Lamour), missing after being victimized by con men.

Dr. Sloan goes under cover at an ice cream factory to get the scoop on the murder of a private detective.

Dr. Sloan is less than thrilled to have his sister move in after the police discover a body in the closet of her new home.

A man (Ken Berry) wants to take his exact double's place; Tattoo promises a nun (Celeste Holm) she will win a wine contest.

Kelly takes the place of a radio newswoman (Linda Dano) threatened with death if she stays on the air.

Kelly poses as an unwed mother to locate a girl planning to sell her unborn child to the black market.

A Texas heiress (Beverlee McKinsey) pits a beachboy against a playboy in a bizarre card game in which their lives are the stakes.

Briggs schemes to overthrow a tyrannical Balkan regime by having a man impersonate a dead agent and discredit the 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.

While investigating gunshots in a fancy neighborhood, the team is confronted by a group of dangerous gun runners.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Advanced aliens draw the entire ship into their cavernous vessel.

Sarah and Cameron investigate a nuclear power plant; John grows less enthusiastic about academics but flourishes socially with the help of a new friend; Catherine Weaver gets another piece of the puzzle for her pet project.

Flip & Tim teach poker; Freddie Johnson meets Diahann at a society party, and Klein does Borscht Belt routine.

Tony & Lena want to leave NYC by cab; Tony & Flip are an odd couple of inmates: Lena gets food & philosophy at Charley's Diner.

Mark and Rosalie fix Leonard up with an ex-nun.

Michael wants a vasectomy.

A married public defender eyes a shoplifter.

A jealous buddy replaces items in a farm boy's romance kit.

Murray believes that he will experience love as he's seen it in movies.

George and Martha return to the motel where they spent their honeymoon.

Four trapeze artists find themselves involved with one another. "Love and the Golden Memory" Murray returns to London after 30 years.

Nellie and Homer are surrounded by police in a motel; in "Love and the Cozy Comrades," Gladys is asked to sew on a button for Comrade Ivan.

Andy and the town of Mayberry undergo a trying experience when the Darling family comes into a fortune of $300.

Aunt Bee buys a wig and upsets Andy and the rest of Mayberry.

Millie and the town gossip are rivals for the honor of riding the town float.

Millie's new job is in a bookie joint.

Mr. Bedloe discovers the Cannonball's schedule has been altered for medical purposes.

Selma Plout tries to cheat Billie Jo out of a trip to a secretary's convention and send her daughter, Henrietta, instead.

Danny and Kathy become victims of a 6-year-old con man while touring France.

Jose was expecting a raise, but what he got was an additional job taking care of a larcenous dog.

Conklin commissions a bust of himself for Madison High's library and finances it by fining students and teachers for breaking rules he makes up on the spot.

A female photographer who arrives to take pictures of a model teacher catches the eye of Mr. Boynton, infuriating Miss Brooks, who forces herself between the two.

Ann tracks the source of loud organ music.

An insecure actor tries to buy Ann's friendship.

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

An obnoxious man antagonizes friends and co-workers.

Kip leaves his job with the ad agency and ends up selling hot dogs on the street.

Kip and Henry work as candy stripers in the same hospital as Sonny.

ALF tries to set Dorothy up with her new neighbor, Whizzer Deaver.

When ALF has amnesia, the Tanners try to help by reviewing past events. Stars Max Wright, Anne Schedeen.

The members of the S.W.A.T. squad recall past adventures while wounded Hondo lies in a coma following brain surgery; guest Philip Pine.

Jarod rigs special effects for a Super Bowl TV commercial while probing a recent accident that severely injured another technician.

Jarod tries to vindicate a chemical engineer who believes he caused an accident killing three co-workers.

A fast gunman kills one detective and wounds another.

A sniper narrowly misses a top foreign police official.

After an innocent youth is attacked, Hunter and Molinski must stop a neighborhood vigilante squad and the reporter who supports the group.

Childhood memories of a friend's murder may stand in the way of Molinski's ability to investigate a serial rapist and killer.

Hardcastle rounds up his old basketball team for a rescue mission when he learns of a former college buddy's troubles.

Mark and Milt find graves in the cellar of an Irish pub that Mark's father (Steve Lawrence) won in a poker game.

Tod becomes involved in a psychological drama when he falls for a girl (Susan Oliver) he met in a nightclub; guest Herschel Bernardi.

A Hungarian wrestling champion must appear in a promoter's fake matches.

Kali fights an old nemesis that tries to gain control over Sheena to exert domination over all LaMistas.

Salina fights her baby's father (Nicholas Hammond) for custody; Kate sees Fred Hogan with another woman.

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

Father Prestwick gets tangled in murders at the hospital where Father Dowling had surgery.

Speedskaters; tire pressure; race car driver Ryan Newman.

The Science Zone is a weekly half-hour series showcasing science stories in today's world. This week we explore STUDYING CORAL, WATER PROJECT and PROSTHETICS.

Visiting cafes and restaurants on the Copenhagen waterways; traveling to Paulista Avenue to discover São Paulo, Brazil; the province of Gansu, China to look at the rock formations.

Exploring the remarkable origin of hundreds of the world's most influential ideas; looking at three man-made marvels - the Egyptian pyramids, the Moai and the Burj Khalifa.

The boys are listening to the World Series when the news comes through that the Russians have launched Sputnik. As the time comes for Sputnik to pass over the United States, everyone's growing fear that the Russian satellite may somehow attack.

Katie's sister announces her pregnancy and her husband's transfer to California; Nicholas and Sid teach George and Jules the finer points of betting on the ponies.

LT's anger at his father nearly gets him expelled from school; Dinah brings a quirky friend to a school costume party.

With Lawrence's death imminent, Russell tries to teach LT about forgiveness; some parents oppose Claire's plan to help pregnant teens.

Joan baby-sits for a 6-year-old boy who is obsessed with death; officers assault a black man at a gas station.

Joan is intrigued by modern-day speculation that Joan of Arc was a schizophrenic; Joan becomes a martyr to her schoolmates after refusing to retake a test.

A vindictive inside source contacts an investigative reporter in order to expose Vincent and Catherine's relationship.

After Father discovers that Paracelsus posed as Elliott Burch, he agrees to reveal the horrifying truth about Vincent's birth and parentage.

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 cop meets a Vietnam vet with the ability to turn his thoughts into reality; things take a sinister turn when the memories of his time in the war begin to materialise.

A man discovers he's the only person on Earth who speaks English; small creatures terrorize a writer.

A crime drama mixed with healthy doses of the surreal, this series is about FBI Agent Dale Cooper, who travels to the small logging town of Twin Peaks to solve the murder of seemingly innocent high schooler Laura Palmer. Almost nothing is as it seems, however, and the show's sometimes eerie visuals, oddball characters and wild dream sequences drive the point home.

A crime drama mixed with healthy doses of the surreal, this series is about FBI Agent Dale Cooper, who travels to the small logging town of Twin Peaks to solve the murder of seemingly innocent high schooler Laura Palmer. Almost nothing is as it seems, however, and the show's sometimes eerie visuals, oddball characters and wild dream sequences drive the point home.

Jason and Elizabeth argue; Carolyn, Roger and Vicky are puzzled to learn that Elizabeth has hired Jason; Carolyn continues her search for the basement key.

Elizabeth is worried about Carolyn; Malloy finds Sam at the Blue Whale; Joe and Carolyn argue at the diner; Elizabeth is relieved when Joe and Carolyn return to Collinwood; Joe checks the garage for Elizabeth.

Roger takes Vicky to the diner to confront Burke; Sam is angry when he realizes Maggie has been checking up on him; Roger accuses Burke of trying to kill him; Roger is unmoved by Vicky's story.

Vicky tells Carolyn that Roger's crash was not an accident; Malloy asks Burke about Roger's crash and Wilbur Strake; Vicky gets a letter from the foundling home; Burke makes a mysterious phone call.

Burke stops at the Evans cottage looking for Sam; Sam joins Roger at the diner in the inn; Burke offers Sam a painting commission; Carolyn tells Roger the constable is on his way.

David hides his magazine when he hears Vicky; Roger tells Constable Carter that he suspects Burke tried to kill him; David eavesdrops as Vicky recounts her story to the constable; David knocks the wrench off the table.

Templar rescues an attorney's daughter (Quinn O'Hara) from a vengeful gangster, only to have her lured back to the mob figure's villa.

Templar joins forces with Israeli agents to catch a Nazi operating a gold mine in South America; guests John Barrie, Francesca Annis.

Tod goes to work for a wild-animal park, whose owner (Peter Graves) plans revenge against the man he blames for his first wife's death.

The Seaview loses its power system while investigating a spacecraft that fell into the ocean.

Ralph's friend, a pro-football quarterback, is ordered to lose a game by his wife's kidnappers.

A veteran cop (Robert Forster) resorts to unorthodox methods to trap drug dealers. With Barbara Luna, Pat Crowley.

Crowley and Pepper attempt to protect the 12-year-old daughter (Kim Richards) of a man hunted by the mob; guest Lawrence Pressman.

Hunter and Molenski investigate a murder in which the prime suspect is his former partner, an Alzheimer's victim.

Hooker confronts an old buddy, Lt. Paul McGuire (Leonard Nimoy), seeking revenge against a rapist.

Mob assassins force a plane to crash, stranding Greer, Pete, Linc and a government witness in the wilderness.

Terry and a Police Cadet Program recruit are kidnapped by a fugitive, the boyfriend of the recruit's sister; guest Brad Davis.

The Harts encounter industrial espionage when they agree to care for a dog carrying an important biogenetic formula.

While vacationing on their yacht in Mexico, the Harts answer a friend's call for help and find themselves jailed for drug dealing.

Mark investigates the death of a plastic surgeon from an overdose of laughing gas; a surfer becomes Mark's patient after colliding with a pier.

Mark (Dick Van Dyke) is targeted in a murder plot after discovering too much about the death of a plastic surgeon. With Scott Baio.

A woman (Tina Louise) may lose her body to an ancient ghost; a man's (David Cassidy) marriage hinders his upcoming wedding.

Having endured several attempts on her life, an actress hires the Angels to find the would-be killer.

The Angels search for an infamous arsonist called the "Magic Man," the prime suspect in fires in a warehouse.

An adversary (William Windom) of McGarrett's pulls off the perfect heist in front of Five-0; guest Jackie Coogan.

The IMF races to learn the location of a secret device an enemy agent (Fritz Weaver) plans to use to destroy a U.S. city.

A photographer, torn between taking an overseas assignment or getting married, meets a familiar young boy.

A demon possesses a teacher (Adrienne Barbeau); a troubled girl and her parents (Lorna Luft, Steven Keats) visit an unusual zoo.

The team is called in when a couple holds up a bank in an attempt to get money for their son, who is dying of leukemia.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

Both John and the spacecraft make rough landings on an unexplored planet.

Sarah and Derek are put to the test after Cromartie kidnaps Charley's wife; John is in a sticky situation of his own when he finds himself caught between Cameron and Riley.

Plankton samples expand, breaking the bulkheads and threatening the crew.

Ralph and Maxwell try to rescue a scientist's uncle who has been kidnapped and held hostage in exchange for a powerful particle beam weapon.

Investigators set out to arrest a gang that holds up drug stores and a motorcyclist who rips off taverns.

Pepper and another officer (Paula Kelly) pose as prostitutes to expose a corrupt official and police sergeant; guest Bernie Casey.

Molenski fights for a longtime informant's protection; Hunter reopens the 17-year-old case of an infant's murder.

Hooker sets out to capture the murderer of a young woman who witnessed a payoff to a city councilman.

Julie poses as a nurse to extract information from a wounded robber who witnessed a police officer's murder.

Mike's sympathy for the widow of a man he killed in the line of duty endangers his own marriage; guests Darleen Carr, Matt Clark.

Introducing himself as Jonathan Hart Jr., a boy charms the Harts and Max as part of an elaborate hoax; guest Dee Wallace.

Jennifer's part in a commercial could be her swan song unless Jonathan can stop a deranged man who has rigged a camera to explode.

Dr. Sloan investigates a murder at Community General Hospital involving a boxer who has just won the championship bout.

Jack's safety is threatened as the city's most eligible bachelors are killed in a "vampiresque" manner.

An attorney chases his client (Robert Goulet) into the 1700s; a troubled girl (Melissa Sue Anderson) relives her mother's murder.

The Angels guard Sammy Davis Jr. after several attempts to kidnap him.