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Trip goes with T'Pol to the planet Vulcan to meet her mother, T'Les (Joanna Cassidy), but when T'Pol reconsiders marriage to her former fiance, he questions their relationship.

A man (Sean Allen) seeking revenge against MacLeod (Adrian Paul) kidnaps a young woman (Lisa Butler) who looks and dresses like Amanda (Elizabeth Gracen).

When a series of blackouts puts Los Angeles in the dark, Don and his team must determine if it is terrorist activity; sparks begin to fly between Don and his former trainee, Special Agent Warner.

Don and his team investigate a minor-league baseball player's death; a fantasy-league player's statistical analysis that identifies which players use steroids leads the FBI to a possible motive and potential killer.

Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) assists his karate master (James Shigeta) when a former pupil (Roger Yuan) attacks a councilwoman.

A bank-robbery suspect has an airtight alibi.

A shiftless man and his sons pursue Hoby's quarry for a reward.

Reno is cursed when he goes to New Orleans in search of a murderer; Bobby experiences a series of mishaps.

Reno infiltrates a gang of cattle rustlers who are using a traveling rodeo to front their activities.

Bruce Wayne appears to be the Joker's ally.

The Joker plans to blackmail Bruce Wayne.

A baby elephant is stolen from the circus.

A man from Mars, banished from his planet for being too short, helps Superman apprehend bank robbers.

Jimmy accidentally discovers an anti-gravity fluid, but then can't remember the formula.

The leader of a society group steals a suit of armor and plans to steal all the members' money.

During the probe of the theft of a top-secret airplane, Diana is asked to return home by her sister (Debra Winger).

MacGyver must defeat a group of terrorists who threaten to cripple a large city if their leader is not released.

MacGyver looks for an old friend who has stolen a vial of lethal bacteria from the Phoenix Foundation.

Sammo and Terrell pose as thieves to bust a criminal operation involving rival gangs stealing from each other.

Murtaugh turns to Cole's former mentor, Tom Barnes, for help on a high-stakes cartel case; Murtaugh and Trish meet Natalie and Maya for the first time; tensions mount between Bailey and "The Gute," as the new partners begin to work together.

Walker's head injury forces a leave of absence; Walker uncovers a drug operation while on a fishing trip with Trivette and C.D.

Walker's head injury forces a leave of absence; Walker uncovers a drug operation while on a fishing trip with Trivette and C.D.

Pappy and a combat priest clash when they must decide on what to do with a pilot who's afraid of flying.

Pappy is ordered home to boost morale, and his strict replacement (Richard Jaeckel) manages to alienate the whole squadron.

Baker's twin visits for their birthday and competes with his sibling for a local girl.

Percell goes AWOL after shooting a Vietnamese youth; Goldman meets a former lover, a nurse.

Saunders locks horns with another sergeant over how to get away from surrounding Germans.

The team members work as black marketeers.

Stovall requests to be returned to active flying duty after hearing of his son's disappearance in Africa; guest Ted Knight.

When things go awry during an Iranian mission, Mack must decide whether to leave their guide behind to be tortured or to kill her himself; wounded Jeremy has Molly at his bedside.

A spy overhears Kim Brown talking about intimate details of the Unit's dangerous North Korean mission, jeopardizing it.

While protecting an international figure at the U.N., the Unit springs into action when a deadly elevator crash occurs and worse trouble seems imminent.

A drug dealer specializing in steroids has Reno, Cheyenne and Bobby racing to save a female bodybuilder from addiction.

Lt. Dixon follows Reno to San Diego in search of the person responsible for the near-death of a teen partyer.

Eco Company discovers a teen aspiring to live small in this big world by building his own mini house, which sits on a trailer at 130 squarefeet.

Butterflies, flamingos, and green sea turtles.

Gravity, Black Holes, Rainbows!

Learning about venom.

Paroled Catwoman wreaks havoc in college.

Robin helps Batman, who has been trapped by Catwoman and her followers.

A turncoat (Charles Frank) sympathetic to the Nazi cause captures Drusilla (Debra Winger) and discovers her secrets.

An eccentric professor discovers a way to focus kryptonite particles from space.

Superman is accused of trying to assassinate a Latin American president.

Superman tries to bring a criminal to justice before he's set free.

Lois and Jimmy try to save a radioactive scientist.

Walker's investigation of a carjacking ring leads him to the man who placed a $1 million bounty on his head.

Walker investigates the kidnapping of a wealthy businessman's daughter and comes face to face with the Japanese mob.

The key witness in Walker's investigation of a money-laundering bingo scam keeps trying to escape protective custody.

When Trivette volunteers himself and Walker to work on a movie, they inadvertently uncover a planned train robbery.

Walker goes under cover to catch wealthy teenagers who decide to clean up Skid Row by killing off the homeless who live there.

Capt. James leads Micki and the team into a drug bust with a dirty cop, Officer Campbell; after Campbell is inexplicably set free, the cop targets the captain's son, DJ, in retaliation; Walker gives Trey advice on his future.

Walker and Micki investigate a bomb threat that targeted Liam and Stan at school; Abeline and Bonham plan a vow renewal; Trey's mother comes for a visit.

A miners' rebellion interferes with the Enterprise's mission to collect a badly needed medical compound.

On Earth, Worf reunites with his adopted parents; Picard, with his brother; and Wesley, with his father.