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As usual, Rob finds he has too many "stars" on his hands when he tries to direct this year's show for the Parent Council.

Rob finds himself at a party in a strange town, dancing with a young woman.

Ralph enters a contest and seems to have a smooth road ahead to the top prize.

Norton and Ralph become business partners.

Casey and Phelps infiltrate the operations of a crime kingpin (Roddy McDowall) planning to launch a plan worth $100 million.

Kimble defies a religious zealot (Harry Townes) to care for an unwed girl's (Kim Darby) critically ill infant; guest Tom Skerritt.

Trench seeks the elusive woman who is Harry's alibi in the murder of a businessman, a crime for which Orwell has been carefully framed.

Four armed bandits, always disguised in red masks, hold up six cocktail lounges in as many weeks.

Friday and Gannon stop a scheme to bilk elderly citizens out of their savings.

A young purse snatcher tries bigger game.

A young boy's photographic memory proves to be the decisive factor in a burglary case.

Bill and Toony celebrate World Oceans Day.

Beaver is embarrassed about being put under the charge of a babysitter.

Wally buys an old, ramshackle car.

Perry seeks the person responsible for the death of an unscrupulous coin dealer.

Ben gets involved in the case of a coed (Debbie Barker) accused of murdering her professor lover.

Two crooks kidnap a woman's (Nina Foch) only grandchild to a mountain hideout; guests Jackie Coogan, Tisha Sterling.

Grandma's medical bills and the mill's deterioration force John to work in Charlottesville.

An outlaw's return to his homestead to claim some hidden loot leads to nothing but trouble.

Adam attempts to reform a temperamental Mexican beauty (Joan Hackett) before she meets her future husband.

Stagecoach robbers take Mark and Millie hostage.

A prison wagon carrying a condemned killer passes through North Fork.

Flint and three others find a lost Aztec city.

Station 51's mascot, Boot, won't eat; accidents befall a woman attempting to cook a meal; a man nearly dies from an aspirin overdose.

Burkhalter's sister, Gertrude, becomes the de facto commander of Stalag 13.

Col. Flagg shows up at the 4077th again, convinced that Hawkeye is a Communist sympathizer.

A careless colonel increases the number of seriously wounded soldiers arriving at the compound.

Hawkeye, B.J. and their medical cohorts find a new way to escape the depressive atmosphere of the war.

Andy, tasked with serving an eviction notice on the Scobey family, tries his best to save them from getting evicted from their home.

Barney becomes increasingly suspicious of the new farmer in town. Andy agrees to pay him a visit and finds himself pulled into an unforgettable experience.

One of the Barones drops a bombshell on the rest of the family.

Robert, Amy, Marie and Frank adjust to their new living situation.

Dorothy must face her ex-husband Stanley Zbornak when her daughter announces her upcoming wedding.

Dorothy needs surgery after injuring herself during tap dancing lessons.

The Smothers Brothers perform a sketch, Richard Kiley sings "The Impossible Dream," Diahann Carroll sings "The Rules of the Road" and more.

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A small-time thief sees a new reflection of himself in a mirror.

When a corporate mogul is found murdered, evidence points to his son, whom the detectives suspect was seduced by his stepmother.

An ex-convict who sexually assaulted prostitutes appears to have been killed by a would-be victim, then another homicide suggests the woman may be a manipulative serial killer.

Cannon aids a sheep rancher charged in the death of an illegal Mexican immigrant caught in a coyote trap.

An intruder blinds a fashion photographer with acid and steals some of her negatives.

After an apartment house manager is bludgeoned to death, Friday and Gannon track the murderer to a small Arizona town.

A gunman successfully holds up 10 stores in a confectionery chain.

Malloy and Reed cope with miniskirted hitchhikers who steal cars.

Malloy and Reed search for a child whose disappearance becomes increasingly serious.

Toony has a big announcement. Plus, Bill and Toony chat with the chef behind the iconic cheesecakes on The Golden Girls.

Beaver buys a model car with the $10 his Uncle Billy sent him.

A neighbor's cat keeps returning to Beaver.

A beautiful model directs Perry to a missing heir's activities and murderer.

Ben and Michelle defend a TV producer (Teri Austin) accused of murdering an obnoxious talk-show host.

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

For Erin Walton, graduation day from high school, which is an event that most people regard with great pleasure, seems to be the most painful day of her life.

A band of Comanches pursues Matt as he crosses the desert with a prisoner.

A saloon dancer refuses to believe she may have the talent for ballet, until she meets a former dancer who offers to be her teacher.

A new neighbor of the McCains' gives Mark a job on his ranch.

A killer's rich father tries to bribe witness Lucas.

Wagon trains vanish after going through a mountain pass.

The paramedics conduct several rescues under a shadow of guilt after being accused of stealing from a patient; guest Jo Anne Worley.

Hogan poses as a Nazi officer to discredit a witness's identification of him as a spy.

Both Charles and Klinger develop romantic liaisons while forgetting their troubles at Rosie's Bar.

B.J. tries to organize a present-day, stateside gathering of 4077th families.

A clumsy soldier lifts the 4077th's spirits, but Col. Potter remains down in the dumps.

Jim Lindsey, a guitarist from Mayberry who becomes famous while playing in a band, returns to town after failing his solo career.

Aunt Bee scolds Opie and tells him to stay away from the courthouse after he handcuffs a classmate to a flagpole; Opie, annoyed at the situation, decides to run away from home.

Ray discovers that Debra becomes more passionate when she argues with Marie, so he concocts a series of lies in an attempt to boost his love life.

Ray's lie causes Debra to make a fashion statement to the members of the PTA.

Dorothy becomes romantically interested in Frank Leahy, a fellow teacher whom she later discovers is a priest.

One of Dorothy's pupils may face deportation, and she feels responsible.

Highlights include Liza Minnelli singing "Butterfly McHeart" and "The Happy Time;" Carol, Liza and the dancers perform "Big Beautiful Ball;" Jack Palance plays a gangland boss with Carol as his secretary.

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A bad-tempered writer is convinced the machines in his home are conspiring to destroy him.

The team investigates a home explosion that left a charred body, one injured survivor and no witnesses; Lindsay and Halstead receive a strange warning about Rixton.

Olinsky goes undercover as a hit man for hire after Lindsay is tipped off about a grieving father looking to avenge his daughter's death; when Ruzek returns from his undercover assignment, Voight puts him on patrol duty.

Cannon tries to clear a black physician who has been framed in a drug-theft case.

Con artists target a singer (Bonnie Ebsen) and her manager.

Friday and Gannon must recover $100,000 worth of fine furs stolen from an exclusive department store.

Friday and Gannon investigate the reported theft of $200,000 worth of jewelry.

Malloy and Reed investigate burglaries in a wealthy neighborhood.

One policeman's life is presented in dramatic documentary style.

Cartoon curator Bill and Toony the Tuna showcase classic cartoons featuring popular characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Tom and Jerry.

Eddie becomes envious of Wally's glamorous soda-fountain job.

Beaver accidentally lets his parents' car roll into the street.

Perry uncovers a second, long-concealed murder while solving the killing of an engineer; guest Meg Wyllie.

The adulterous wife of a businessman is murdered, and an associate finds himself framed for the crime.

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

John-Boy is determined to create a memorial to mark the day that the Jefferson County Doughboys returned from the war.

A schoolmarm's crooked relatives begin a moonshining operation in Dodge City.

Adam comes to the defense of a professional assassin (Earl Holliman) with a hair trigger, accused of shooting a rancher's wife.

An eccentric old friend of Lucas' arrives in North Fork.

A kindly neighbor of Lucas' believes he is President Lincoln.

Flint and his party get bogged down by heavy rain.

DeSoto must decide whether to amputate the leg of a trapped construction worker (James McEachin); nervous Gage faces an IRS tax audit.

Hogan and his men trigger an avalanche to halt a German panzer division.

A congressional aide on a fact-finding tour visits the 4077th.

Hawkeye wants to heal a wounded Korean woman whom an ROK officer wants to question.

Radar returns from Tokyo to find a new generator for the camp.

From Newman Outdoor Field in Fargo, N.D.

Guest star Richard Chamberlain gives it his all in "Gone With The Breeze"; fellow guest Gloria Loring takes center stage for an impressive musical performance.

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Taking refuge in a European monastery during a storm, a man hears someone howling and is told it's the Devil who is being held prisoner.