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The Robot must fight to protect an ice princess from a fierce bandit.

Gen. Tucker sends Matthew and Walt to Italy to find a top-secret military device lost in a canyon; with Michael Constantine.

Don Adams; the Staple Singers; Roscoe Lee Browne.

Tony Randall; Dionne Warwick; Burns and Schreiber.

Calvin and Linda get married in a nudist colony. In "Love and the Neglected Wife," a wife tries to provoke jealousy in her husband.

April doesn't tell her boyfriend that she wears contacts; in "Love and the Unhappy Couple," Frank and Abbey always thought that they were happy.

Wilma and her roommate, Carl(a), are competing in the same athletic event. In "Love and the Ledge" a born loser is about to do himself in.

Phil makes a date with Ann, a girl he's never seen. "Love and Lover's Lane" Dora and Peter plan to celebrate their anniversary.

Agatha tries to attract the attention of the repairman; Patty returns from a health spa with a new figure.

Dave takes the advice of his good friend Jerry. "Love and the Old Cowboy" Two old movie stars are reunited on a TV talk show.

Homer Bedloe returns to Hooterville with a new scheme to sabotage the Cannonball.

After several failed job attempts, Bobbie Jo writes a newspaper article about Dr. Craig, which upsets half of the subscribers in Hooterville.

A musician at the Copa Club is in debt to a gambler.

Danny reminds his family about the meaning of Christmas.

After Walter greatly exaggerates Miss Brooks' carpentry skills, Connie is put in charge of rebuilding the garage that Mr. Conklin's electrical skills exploded.

Connie backs into Mr. Conklin's car, pushing it down a hill and into a fruit stand, and then scrambles to come up with money to cover the repairs; Conklin decides to trade his wreck in for another vehicle at the garage.

Ann and Don work on a project about Ann's life as a young actress; the two get into an argument about the details of her life.

Donald writes an article on a newfangled psychological exam, and he tries to use it on Ann and the Baumans.

Bob (Bob Newhart) brings gambling to a church fund-raiser.

A takeover threatens Mad-Dog Comics.

When Henry lands in jail, Kip comes to the rescue -- only to wind up in jail himself.

To prove their deep love for Sonny and Henry, Kip and Amy go to a tattoo parlor.

ALF lends a hand with the neighborhood block patrol and ends up confronting a prowler in the Ochmoneks' house.

It's up to Willie to save ALF from the SWAT team surrounding the Ochomonek house, in which ALF had been chasing a prowler.

An ex-parole officer, familiar with S.W.A.T. procedures, puts together a gang of former convicts to steal $2 million in rare gold coins.

Jarod becomes a military investigator to avenge the death of an Army officer undergoing POW training at a Texas camp.

The disappearance of a troubled teen leads Jarod to a nightclub where a magician holds court over a group of young followers.

A go-go dancer accuses a businessman of killing her husband; with Robert Alda.

A con artist's victim is too ashamed to tell the truth; with Lincoln Kilpatrick.

A woman is suspected in the death of her businessman husband because she was recently written out of his will.

After trying to take Hunter and McCall off the case, Capt. Devane violates his forced leave of absence by pursuing his ex-wife's killer.

Prison inmates abused by corrupt officials revolt, taking Mark and the judge hostage; guests Red West, Daryl Anderson.

The judge and McCormick help Mark's old rival (Larry Wilcox), a famous auto racer threatened by unscrupulous backers.

In their travels across the country, Tod and Linc encounter a new woman named Stephanie.

In their travels across the country, Tod and Linc encounter a new woman named Stephanie.

While plotting revenge against an enemy, Sheena finds an old friend in trouble and discovers a bizarre experiment.

Kate's dreams of quiet in her empty nest end when 11-year-old orphan Annie Cooper (Quinn Cummings) comes to stay; guest Nicolas Coster.

An angel warns Father Dowling and Sister Steve about a parishioner who is in trouble with the underworld.

A con man relieves Father Prestwick of thousands of dollars intended for the church's orphanage fund.

Animals helping to heal children; common cold's source; snacks.

Exploring virtual archaeology, 3-D printed bone and brain activity.

Costa Rica; Iceland; Singapore.

Hotels, restaurants and department stores.

Serie dedicada a ilustrar los esfuerzos de un equipo de intervención de emergencia para animales, compuesto por un veterinario y otros voluntarios dispuestos a hacer todo lo posible para salvarlos.

Entrenamiento de perros, salud, nutrición, comportamiento y cuidados de belleza.

Russell and Dinah fear the worst when a car accident prevents the rest of the family from meeting them at an appointed spot; guests John Dye, Ossie Davis.

A social worker, rebuffed by Russell, charges the Greenes with child neglect.

Joan gets a chorus role in the school's oddball musical about a zombie uprising, then has a key solo performance just prior to its debut.

When Joan saves the life of a popular student (Hilary Duff) by pulling her out of the path of a speeding vehicle, the formerly mean-spirited girl embraces Joan as a hero.

Catherine and Vincent search for the dealer of a deadly hallucinogenic drug grown in the Tunnel World.

Joe Maxwell's current romantic involvement puts a damper on the celebration marking the anniversary of Catherine and Vincent's first meeting.

A retired teacher (Glynis O'Connor) uncovers the truth about a compulsive storyteller.

A 40-year-old TV anchorwoman drinks a mysterious youth potion.

A boy prevents disaster with the help of headphones; people live their fantasies through dream machines.

An imprisoned teen fall in love with the warden's daughter.

A credit-card junkie (Susan Blakely) gets a lesson in timely payments.

An alternate past confronts a Vietnam draft evader (Cliff De Young).

Cooper learns who shot him; Donna tries to save James; Nadine interrupts Ed and Norma; Ben alters Civil War history. Directed by Diane Keaton.

Cooper pleads with Josie for truth; Ben changes his mind; Ed proposes to Norma; James and Donna part; Audrey meets a mate.

Dr. Woodard asks the cemetery caretaker to help him; Roger tells Barnabas that David is going to military school; Woodard tells David and Barnabas that he met Sarah.

Dr. Woodard eavesdrops on Julia and Barnabas; Burke and Vicky argue about getting married; Julia tells Dr. Woodard to stop asking questions.

Barnabas insists that Julia destroy her notes, and she continues to refuse; Dr. Woodard searches Julia's room; Barnabas and Julia realize the notes are gone.

Barnabas demands that Julia help him kill Dr. Woodard; Julia balks at administering the injection to Woodard; in bat form, Barnabas enters Woodard's office.

Julia is unable to kill Woodard, so Barnabas does the deed; the sheriff is looking for Dr. Woodard; Sam suspects Woodard's death was not natural.

Sam realizes what was missing from Dr. Woodard's office; Burke tells Vicky and Julia of Dr. Woodard's death; Sam is not convinced by the coroner's report.

The Saint and an attractive woman fall into the clutches of a narcotics-smuggling organization while trying to locate the woman's missing brother.

The Saint investigates a racket in which illegal immigrants are smuggled into Britain; he probes the local yacht club and unearths a racket of a larger scale than he ever suspected.

Two friends travel the country in a Corvette in search of adventure.

An energy mass from a foreign galaxy takes control of the Seaview.

Ralph poses as a human cannonball to investigate the disappearance of a Polish clown from a traveling circus.

A Yugoslavian-American police officer investigates a murder linked to the Nazi occupation of Yugoslavia.

Crowley and Pepper investigate two motorcycle-riding bank robbers who quickly vanish after each crime; guest Mariette Hartley.

A detective joins Hunter to find a serial rapist; posing as a prostitute, McCall arrests a judge and is then accused of entrapment.

An aggressive reporter dogs Hooker's steps as he pursues a serial mugger (Gary Frank) who leaves Bibles behind.

On rest leave after having to shoot a robbery suspect, Greer begins to suffer dizzy spells and pain; guest Laraine Stephens.

Terry attempts to learn the reasons behind an old friend's apparently senseless attack on a patrol-car officer; guest Victor Campos.

Freeway's wolfing of dog food for a commercial makes his masters question the ingredients.

Jonathan and Jennifer go undercover in a toy-making division of Hart Industries to solve a case of murder and industrial espionage.

The shooting death of a patient opens a doorway to Mark's past that forces him to face the disappearance of his father.

Mark attempts to discover why his father, a former police detective, vanished more than 50 years earlier, leaving him and his mother to fend for themselves.

An unknown benefactor (Peter Graves) sends three nurses (Patricia Klous, Joanna Cassidy, Eleanor Parker) to Fantasy Island.

Kris strikes her head and suffers amnesia after witnessing the robbery and murder of a restaurant owner.

An informer tips Charlie that a paid assassin is stalking one of the Angels but is murdered before he is able to say which one.

McGarrett becomes suspicious when no ransom demands are made for infant snatched on a Honolulu street; guest Meg Foster.

The IMF helps a Latin American official (Nehemiah Persoff) rob his nation in order to reveal his plot to frame the president.

A married couple discover a dangerous way to put the spark back into their relationship.

A survivalist (Joe Mantegna) escapes to his bomb shelter when nuclear war starts.

A high school athlete threatens suicide after being kidnapped and beaten.

Features vintage comedy shorts.