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Perry encounters a dual identity when he investigates the murder of a successful cartoonist; guests Zasu Pitts, Victor Buono.

When Friday and Gannon investigate a child-abuse case, a young boy is reluctant to reveal who injured him.

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When you say, I can't, God says, I can. In Ugly Trust, we're reminded to trust God in difficult seasons - because He always hears us, even in the midst of fear and uncertainty.

Your words hold incredible power; today, Joyce reveals how the things you say can impact your life in profound ways.

In-depth study of the word of God.

Charles Stanley, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta, shares his insights on Christian faith and enlightens viewers with spiritual motivation.

A red-haired waitress, acquitted of burglary, is booked for murder after firing at a hooded man in a pursuing automobile.

Paul Drake becomes the defendant in a murder case and retains Perry.

A secretary who believes her boss is being blackmailed comes to Perry carrying a suitcase full of money.

Della's socialite friend (Mala Powers) stands accused of killing a blackmailer; guest Keye Luke.

Perry loses his case when he defends a woman accused of murdering her ailing aunt; guest Lee Bergère.

A glider pilot, despite disabilities incurred during the war, becomes a boon to the community in his own way.

Four witnesses contradict Malloy's eyewitness account and accuse Sgt. MacDonald of reckless driving.

Malloy and Reed work with young hot rodders in an effort to get them off the streets.

Hondo is ordered to cooperate with a magazine writer (Darleen Carr) who has asked to study the S.W.A.T. squad for an upcoming article.

Perry encounters a dual identity when he investigates the murder of a successful cartoonist; guests Zasu Pitts, Victor Buono.

Early undergoes open-heart surgery; the paramedics save one man trapped by a live power line and another (Dick Butkus) hit by a car.

Four witnesses contradict Malloy's eyewitness account and accuse Sgt. MacDonald of reckless driving.

Malloy and Reed work with young hot rodders in an effort to get them off the streets.

A woman is robbed by her computer date; and the detectives must decide whether to honor an unauthorized policeman's strike.

A man-hungry spinster and a loud prisoner present a challenge to Barney when his crew decides to join a strike.

A James Bond parody, Doctor Nose, features two cops in drag trying to catch muggers; guest Eydie Gormé sings "A House Is Not a Home"; the cast performs "Angel Child.".