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Smith's fascination with a computer in a cave endangers the Robinsons' escape plan to Alpha Centauri.

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.

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

While on a road trip through a desert, mild-mannered high-school teacher Ralph Hinkley (temporarily changed to Ralph Hanley for part of season one due to real-life current events) is greeted by extraterrestrials, who present him with an extraordinary red flying suit that imbues him with uncanny powers. Learning of the suit, high-strung FBI agent Bill Maxwell convinces Ralph to help him fight crime

An undercover officer (John Saxon) breaks a promise to his visiting daughter to infiltrate a credit-card ring.

Pepper and Crowley pose as international fences to trap a gang of jewel thieves; guests Michael Parks, James Keach, Val Bisoglio.

Hunter and McCall's only lead in a deaf man's stabbing is a message in sign language given before he died.

A plan to capture a drug dealer backfires, resulting in Hooker losing an officer and the FBI losing $100,000.

A crooked lieutenant (Leif Erickson) plants evidence on an informer's body, framing Pete.

Ryker displays an unexplained personal interest in finding a kidnapper's (William Windom) victim; guests Craig Stevens, Lynne Marta.

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 tries to save the life of an egotistical television star from the disgruntled crew of his series.

A famous chef is killed at a charity auction while eating one of his own creations, a dish poisoned by a competitor at a popular food network.

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

Two thieves abduct a police officer's battered son as part of a plan to stop robbery-witness Kelly from telling what she knows.

Kris poses as a rich divorcee to lure a handsome con man/jewel thief (Jonathan Goldsmith), unaware he is also a ruthless killer.

McGarrett goes under cover in a California prison to find the connection between a girl's death and the theft of a gem collection.

An imprisoned private detective (Bradford Dillman) knows the location of a film roll that incriminates a mobster in murder.

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

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

Sgt. Parker faces one of his toughest negotiations yet when the SRU tries to resolve a hostage situation at a bank, then finds that the suspect doesn't fit the original profile.

Features vintage comedy shorts.

An amazon (Francine York) enslaves the men to prepare the way for colonists from her 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.

Flip does mind-reading bit; Byner & Brown do competing impersonations and the entire cast does a Sherlock Holmes send-up.

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

A college professor has a trio of handmaidens.

A teen wants permission to go away with her hippie boyfriend.

Kevin finds that being married to a doctor can be frustrating.

Calvin Pyborn has been assaulted by two love-starved women.

Alice is infatuated with her married boss.

A bowling addict promises to give up the sport.

A middle-aged man plans to sow wild oats.

Richie Cunningham (Ron Howard) falls in love.

Opie is reluctant to attend the school party after he learns that it is a dance.

Goober falls in love with the new waitress in town, but she has eyes for Andy.

When Mike flunks an arithmetic test, it threatens a vacation to California.

Palm Springs lifestyles impress the gang.

The bickering Bradleys stage a display of harmony to impress a longtime bachelor who is considering marriage.

Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville with yet another scheme. This time he wants to flood the entire valley in order to make a recreational lake.

Danny is annoyed that Charley and Bunny haven't volunteered to watch Rusty and Linda during the European tour.

Danny asks a British friend to check his material before his first London performance.

Mr. Conklin tries squeezing money out of a rich dowager so he can redecorate his office by dressing the school staff like bums.

Miss Brooks uses a paint concocted by Walter in the school lab to repair the cracks and scratches on Conklin's wall, and discovers too late that the main ingredient is liquid cement.

Just as Ann arrives in New York and learns of her first acting assignment, her mother has bad news.

Baby-sitter Ann takes her charge to an audition.

Bob meets a devout Mad-Dog fan (Bud Cort).

The gang goes to New York to see Mad-Dog fly in the Macy's Parade.

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.

When Lucky the cat disappears, everyone blames ALF. Stars Max Wright, Anne Schedeen.

ALF calls the president to address his concerns about nuclear weapons. Stars Max Wright, Anne Schedeen.

The S.W.A.T. team faces syndicate hit-men aiming to collect the $500,000 bounty put on the head of a government agent.

Jarod has flashbacks to his childhood abduction by the Centre when he poses as a comatose billionaire whose son has been kidnapped.

Jarod and Miss Parker meet a stranger with a key to their pasts, who is then shot in an attempted bank robbery.

Holdup men take Ward's gun and badge; with Andy Robinson.

A home invader assaults residents doesn't steal anything; with William Hickey.

The only clue in a serial murder case, a trail of police-issued ammunition, leads McCall and Hunter to suspect a colleague.

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

Mark plans an escape after a rural sheriff frames Hardcastle for rape; guests Matt Clark, Randall "Tex" Cobb.

Hardcastle, certain he has only six months to live, sails off into the clutches of hijackers.

Buz and police hunt frantically for Tod, who is temporarily psychotic from the effects of an accidental drug dose; guest Sylvia Miles.

Tod and Buz become involved in a war between a gang leader (Martin Sheen) and his predecessor (James Caan) over the ex-leader's girl.

Sheena discovers that Tuma, the leader of the Kiptalamis, will harm anyone to get sole ownership of a sacred rock shared by the tribes.

A burglary in the Lawrence home makes it difficult for Willie to announce his intention to leave home and live on the farm he inherited.

Time is running out for a young priest from an organized-crime family who has been framed for the murder of a deputy attorney general.

Father Dowling reluctantly discloses an embarrassing family secret when his look-alike half brother attempts to steal a valuable diamond.

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.

Exploring solar research, whales and water trends.

Starting in Ljubljana, Slovenia; heading to Boston to tour the "Freedom Trail.".

Man's use of numbers to plan, organize, and keep track of his life, from the hours in the day to bank balances, is possible thanks to three inventions.

Alan wins tickets to a Dodgers game and plans to bring Kattie; Alan's attendance is required at a funeral for an uncle no one liked.

Alan vies with other young ballplayers on a TV show to meet Pee Wee Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers; Alan visits his dad at work.

With Claire (Wendy Phillips) soon to give birth, Joe (Richard Thomas) is released from jail and volunteers his time to help Habitat for Humanity. With Gerald McRaney.

With Claire (Wendy Phillips) soon to give birth, Joe (Richard Thomas) is released from jail and volunteers his time to help Habitat for Humanity. With Gerald McRaney.

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.

Joan surprises everyone with her passion in prosecuting a case for a mock trial at school; Adam tries to hide his guilt from Joan as she plans a special anniversary night out with him.

The secret of the Tunnel World is imperiled when a troubled boy (Jonathan Ward) follows Catherine into its depths.

Vincent tries to help a disfigured outcast (Kevin Scannell) who is brought into the Tunnel World by Father's son (Bruce Abbott).

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

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

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

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

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

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

Laura's killer is revealed; money woes strain Bobby and Shelly's relationship; Audrey confronts her father about One-Eyed Jack's.

The one-armed man helps Cooper and Truman search for Bob; James and Donna miss the chance to say goodbye to Maddy; Lucy comes home.

Julia tells Roger and Elizabeth that David is telling the truth; Elizabeth suggests a seance; Victoria disappears, and in her place is Phyllis Wick.

Victoria finds herself at the old house, which now looks new; Victoria discovers she has been transported back to the year 1795, just before Barnabas is to wed Josette.

Victoria awakens from her faint, still confused; Abigail Collins accuses Victoria of being a witch; Joshua Collins hires Victoria as Sarah's governess.

Barnabas is worried because Josette's ship is late; Natalie DuPres arrives at the old house with her maid, Angelique; Angelique tries to renew her acquaintance with Barnabas.