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Pappy is ordered to turn over command to a movie-star pilot (James Darren) in an attempt to boost morale.

Gutterman cracks after being shot down by a Japanese ace; the squadron gets an aggressive mechanic (Red West).

After refusing to land a chopper full of wounded GIs in a battle zone, McKay is brought up on charges.

Anderson goes into the jungle to find a disturbed friend who refused a transfer home.

The squad encounters a German panzer division while trying to find a nun (Jeanette Nolan) searching for a religious statue.

A glamorous con artist must discredit a womanizing German general.

An error-prone pilot (James MacArthur) ignores orders in an attempt to prove himself; guests Lee Meriwether, Dabney Coleman.

Hoping to con a terrorist into exposing his accomplices before they escape, the team produces phony evidence of an attack.

The team travels to Iraq to save Jonas' daughter, who has been kidnapped; Col. Ryan must face the consequences for his adultery with Mack's wife.

The team keeps trying to rescue Betsy Blane from Syrian captors; Mack has an opportunity to get revenge on Ryan for his affair with Tiffy.

Reno is torn between saving the father of a pint-size con artist and helping Bobby track down the only man who can clear the Renegade's name.

Reno runs into big trouble when he captures a gang member wanted for murder, then can't get out of town because of a damaged bike.

Clean, quiet, fuel-efficient buses; plastic trash in the oceans; exotic pets.

Bears; animals from Australia.

Grasshoppers, The Nile, Earthquakes.

Horses and their relatives, including zebras and donkeys.

Batman and Robin try to decipher the Riddler's lethal puzzles.

The Riddler holds Robin hostage to trap Batman.

Diana goes through a staged wedding with a White House aide (John Getz) to lure a spy who gathers information from government wives.

A mountain man named Superman causes confusion when he comes to Metropolis.

A man with a plan lures Superman into turning an alloy into pure radium.

Jimmy Olsen is mistaken for the king of a tiny Balkan country.

A horse, a little girl and crooked gamblers keep Superman busy.

Trouble erupts at a boot camp for young criminals when one of them is shot and killed during an escape attempt.

Walker suspects a corrupt racehorse owner of killing a rival owner, his prize horse and its trainer.

A carpenter suspects her superiors are intentionally overlooking code violations at a low-income housing project.

Walker and his friend Soldier race to find two orphans who witnessed a murder before the killers can execute them too.

Walker tries to clear his friend Sam of murder charges after an archaeologist is murdered while conducting a dig on a Cherokee site.

The Walkers pull out all the stops to celebrate Abeline and Bonham's anniversary; Cassie finds a piece of her past; Cordell needs a favor from Geri.

Twyla is tapped to assist the Rangers on a case as she and Cordell are beginning to grow closer; Stella reevaluates her feelings for Todd and Colton; Geri extends an olive branch to Denise.

Kirk, Spock and a scientist (Diana Muldaur) temporarily allow a trio of aliens to inhabit their bodies.

A skittish member of Geordi's engineering staff encounters a bizarre creature while in the process of transporting from another ship.

Kira is held hostage by her archenemy Dukat (Marc Alaimo), the leader of a Bajoran cult that worships the evil Pah-Wraiths.

Paris and Tuvok seek help in Los Angeles as evil Henry Starling (Ed Begley Jr.) takes The Doctor hostage and prepares to launch the time ship.

Reed and Archer are captured and face execution when they return to a pre-warp planet to retrieve a communicator.

Joe is anguished about helping MacLeod (Adrian Paul) when he learns that Watchers are being murdered by Ahriman (Peter Hudson).

MacLeod's friend is killed in a car explosion that leads to a beautiful Immortal.

A charming embezzler turns to MacLeod when his wife is murdered.

Reno is taken hostage during a botched Carlsbad robbery, but nemesis Dixon tries to paint him as a perpetrator.

Reno reunites with his love at a wilderness cabin near drug dealers who have set up their mobile laboratory.

Johnny helps a young woman give birth, then finds himself held at gunpoint by the child's father.

Hoodlums torment a Chinese laundry owner.

A little girl hires Josh to find her family.

A banker hires Josh to return his mercenary son.

Cheyenne faces a charge of murder when he kills a lawless son of a hate-filled father.

John is caught between warring tribes when he feeds Apache children, including Geronimo's grandson, orphaned by Pimas.

MacGyver risks a fiery death when he tries to help a friend strike oil, and an accident sets the rig on fire.

The team fights robbers, led by a bandit (Jeannie Wilson), who ambush tour buses leaving a run-down Nevada casino.

The team investigates a used-car dealer (Dennis Franz) marketing stolen auto parts.

The team rescues an heiress (Lori Lethin) from terrorists, only to have her insist on returning to save her terrorist lover.

Mercenaries capture B.A., Face and Murdock, and hold them at a dairy farm, leaving Tawnia and Hannibal to devise a rescue.

The team abides by a cult's nonviolent philosophy to defeat corrupt townspeople who burned their community building.

The team recalls incidents of Murdock's bravery and loyalty while he lies badly wounded by a bullet meant for Hannibal.

The team hunts for a pedophile suspected of kidnapping an FBI agent's children and murdering his wife.

A picture on the Internet leads the team to discover the body of a strangled call girl in a dumpster.

A body discovered on the side of the road has unusual burn marks; Greg asks a teacher (Dita von Teese) for a date.

Kirk discovers his old professor is responsible for establishing a Nazi society on a planet; guest Skip Homeier.

A visiting ambassador conceals the deadly secret to his successful negotiations as he attempts to use Troi to further his reputation.

After losing his leg in battle, Nog takes refuge from the trauma in the holographic world of lounge singer Vic Fontaine.

A dying alien transfers himself into Kes' mind in order to execute a political coup on his own planet.

The behavior of crew members becomes increasingly erratic as they perform routine tasks aboard the Enterprise.