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The morning after a wild party, a couple wakes up in a totally unfamiliar and artificial place.

A man (Hurd Hatfield) assumes another identity to kill his aunt (Mildred Dunnock) but forgets one important detail.

A man (Robert H. Harris) is overjoyed to learn that his long-forsaken love (Jessica Tandy) has searched him out to marry him.

A blackmailer lures Mannix into an investigation of purported miracles.

A former film actress hires Cannon to find her son, who disappeared just after returning from three years of traveling.

A coach seeks to avert a scandal after an Olympic swimming hopeful dies mysteriously; guest Pat Hingle.

The suspect in a double slaying turns out to be an ardent reader of stories about strange attitudes toward death.

Friday and Gannon track down a burglary suspect and uncover $25,000 worth of hidden loot.

Malloy and Reed capture a pair of robbers and then keep their cool to ward off a riot.

Klink's ill health disrupts Hogan's need to complete one of his missions.

Bill and Toony head to Germany.

Beaver gets depressed when he discovers his teacher, Miss Landers, has a fiancé.

Eddie is deluded by a girl into thinking that she really likes him.

An unexplained $2,500 check in Perry's mail leads him to eventually defend its sender on a murder charge; guest Yvonne Craig.

Evidence uncovered in Michelle's case may incriminate Ben's murder client (Brynn Thayer), but attorney/client privilege bars action.

A forger (Kevin McCarthy) steals over $14,000 from the Five-0 team, then targets a bank and the U.S. Navy.

John goes to see President Roosevelt at Warm Springs, Ga., and requests a pardon for the murder charges against Harley.

A man (Morgan Woodward) seeks revenge after renegades kill his wife and burn his house.

A banker gathers a posse and sets out after a recently released convict (Bruce Dern), believing him guilty of bank robbery and murder.

Lucas, Mark and Micah are taken prisoner by a group of bandits.

Lucas, Mark and Micah escape from bandits and take refuge in a deserted building.

Bill Hawks travels to a desert town to visit an old friend, an Indian who has a ranch there.

Over the objections of the station repairman, Gage and DeSoto attempt to fix a rescue vehicle themselves, with embarrassing results.

Hawkeye is overcome by a mysterious bout of nonstop sneezing.

Hawkeye must tell a wounded soldier that tests indicate he has chronic leukemia and can't give blood to his best buddy.

A letter from Radar brightens the colonel's day until Klinger accidentally breaks his glasses.

Charles becomes obsessed with death following a sniper attack.

Andy uses his wits to help a struggling salesman, despite strong pressure to put him out of business.

With the courthouse full of moonshiners, Otis has to serve his jail time for public intoxication at the Taylor house under the supervision of Aunt Bee.

Ray refuses to buy a $250 dress for Ally to wear to her friend's birthday party.

Amy and Marie debate whether Robert should retire from the police force early.

Rose's cousin, Sven Lindstrom, arrives from Sweden and falls in love with Blanche.

Dorothy hocks an expensive ring to pay off the debt she and her ex-husband owe to the Internal Revenue Service.

Paul Lynde and Nanette Fabray guest on the season finale, featuring an installment of As The Stomach Turns, and a reflection on moments past from Carol's iconic Charwoman persona.

A man is accused of killing the blackmailer threatening the reputation of his estranged wife; guests Otto Kruger, Ed Nelson.

A con man convinces the inhabitants of a Western town that he can raise the dead from the local cemetery.

A murderer (Lee Philips) searches for an alibi after he kills a rival gangster (Chick Chandler) in a fit of rage.

Two sisters (Dorothy Stickney, Carmen Mathews) resort to desperate measures to keep their house.

A decades-old labor dispute that culminated in a deadly bombing comes back to haunt Mannix.

A boy is initially disbelieved when he claims two men dressed as Arabs shot at him while they wheeled a patient into a makeshift hospital.

A con artist must kill when a former victim appears unexpectedly.

Friday and Gannon deal with a mentally challenged man and a dying assault victim.

When Friday and Gannon apprehend a burglary suspect, they discover he is also guilty of forgery and bigamy.

Malloy and Reed turn up a murder suspect in what first appears to be a hit-and-run pedestrian fatality.

Hogan is ordered to London, and Col. Crittendon is his replacement.

Bill and Toony look back at the many Wizard of Oz cartoons over the decades.

Beaver fears that if he doesn't do well on an upcoming IQ test, he will be sent to "dumb" school.

Wally is afraid of meeting a girl to whom he has misrepresented himself in correspondence.

A divorcee retains Perry to defend her former husband in the slaying of his stepson; guests Fay Wray, Nancy Kulp.

Evidence uncovered in Michelle's case may incriminate Ben's murder client (Brynn Thayer), but attorney/client privilege bars action.

Participants in a yachting race from California to Hawaii become the targets of a trio of mutineer-murderers.

Mary Ellen runs into opposition when she decides to become a doctor; Jason and John-Boy enjoy a birthday surprise from back home.

A lawyer (Paul Stevens) agrees to defend the Indians accused of murdering Bear Sanderson's wife.

A lawyer kills a judge to avenge his brother's hanging, then bribes a photographer to provide him a visual alibi; guest Jack Albertson.

Lucas and several others are trapped in the hotel with a dangerous outlaw.

A former gunfighter arrives in North Fork with the intention of settling down.

Rancher Henry Ludlow is determined that his daughter Judy not marry Basque sheepherder Antone Rose.

Early and Brackett compete for a working vacation in Hawaii; DeSoto frets about an impending visit from his critical mother-in-law.

Hawkeye and B.J. become lost in enemy territory.

Charles assumes heroic proportions after reviving a dying patient with heart massage.

When a tornado rips through Kansas, Dorothy and her dog, Toto, are whisked away in their house to the magical land of Oz. They follow the Yellow Brick Road toward the Emerald City to meet the Wizard, and en route they meet a Scarecrow that needs a brain, a Tin Man missing a heart, and a Cowardly Lion who wants courage. The wizard asks the group to bring him the broom of the Wicked Witch of the Wes

Robert becomes defensive when Amy's parents point out his habit of touching food to his chin before eating it; Amy devises a plan to break Robert of his strange habit.

Dorothy, Rose and Blanche seek professional help when living with one another becomes unbearable.

Rose decides to move in with Buddy Rourke, one of her deceased husband's former buddies.

Paul Lynde and Nanette Fabray guest on the season finale, featuring an installment of As The Stomach Turns, and a reflection on moments past from Carol's iconic Charwoman persona.

A political candidate's wife is accused of killing the stepson of her husband's opponent; guests Richard Anderson, Lynn Loring.

A heartless industrialist fires his entire factory staff and replaces them with machines; the machines start acting mischievously.