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MacGyver dreams of living in the Old West, where he is forced to help a trio of women escape from outlaws.

High-tech crooks stage fights to the death for an Internet audience; Chen Pei Pei joins the LAPD and changes her name.

A murder involving a high school football star draws Riggs and Murtaugh into the lucrative and corrupt world of college football recruiting; Murtaugh considers a change in his professional life; Riggs spends more time with Karen Palmer.

Walker's friend is killed during a series of high-profile robberies by men in clown masks; guest Wilford Brimley.

Walker's friend is killed during a series of high-profile robberies by men in clown masks; guest Wilford Brimley.

A captured Navy airman (Kent McCord), brainwashed by the Japanese, is planted to inform on the unsuspecting Black Sheep.

When the Black Sheep are ordered on a suicide mission, Pappy comes up with the idea of attacking in enemy planes.

Still in a funk over Beller's suicide, Brewster chooses a team for a secret mission to free U.S. POWs.

After surviving a dangerous mission, Percell, Ruiz and McKay go home and find hatred and confusion about the war.

Saunders and his men rush to rescue a snagged American paratrooper dangling from a church steeple.

An escaped convict (Gilbert Roland) steals the clothes and papers of a dead French underground leader and then joins with American forces.

Gallagher discovers the reason behind a pilot's (Don Gordon) cold, belligerent attitude; guests Don Quine, Jill Ireland.

While protecting an international figure at the U.N., the Unit springs into action when a deadly elevator crash occurs and worse trouble seems imminent.

While in Germany, the Unit must prevent a terrorist attack from happening; Kim runs into an old boyfriend at the airport.

Jonas and the team take control of an Army support base in disarray and organize an attack against the tribal militia surrounding them.

Reno attempts to clear a woman who murdered her husband in self-defense; in the meantime, he falls in love with her, complicating the investigation.

Bobby's mentor ropes Reno into a web of blackmail and murder.

Holders that allow people without use of their hands to drink from a cup; a slingshot-type invention that delivers newspapers right to the door; plant-watering machines; Popsicle-stick towers.

Tornadoes, Wind Energy, Batteries.

Decoding the mysteries about fascinating cousins, the primates and learning the key attributes that differentiate them from monkeys and from one another.

A mountain bike accident leaves a man injured in the Michigan wilderness and it's up to local first responders to navigate the trails and find the stranded man; motorists are caught in a flood and they are in desperate need of help.

Firefighters race to save a teenager when a fire rips through an apartment complex; a massive fire devastates a city block.

Catwoman plans to steal the voices of singers Chad and Jeremy.

Batman and Robin pursue Catwoman, who has stolen the voices of others.

Diana poses as a singer to expose an extortion ring in the record business; guests Judge Reinhold, Sarah Purcell, Rick Springfield.

Superman helps Anna Constantine smuggle jewels out from behind the Iron Curtain to Paris.

An accidental act of heroism changes a bookkeeper's life.

Jimmy and Lois are victimized by a phony speed trap and held in a vanishing room.

Lois, mistaken for a lost queen, is sealed in a tomb.

Walker and Trivette (Chuck Norris, Clarence Gilyard) must save Alex (Sheree J. Wilson) from a kidnapper before she is murdered.

Trivette is the only suspect when five million confiscated from counterfeiters disappears and Walker rushes to prove Trivette's innocence.

A known mobster names a respected community leader (Howard Keel) as his business associate in money laundering and pornography.

A gang of young Cherokees steals artifacts from museums, claiming they were taken from ancient burial grounds.

Walker investigates encounters with UFOs in a small Texas town and tries to prove the residents have been deceived for the past 40 years.

Liam expresses his concerns about Walker to Trey; Walker becomes more invested in the case as Capt. James asks him to take a break; Stella continues her search for the necklace and starts putting together the pieces of the mystery.

James, Cassie and Trey appear to make some headway in their investigation; Stella and August make a startling discovery; Bonham and Abby have differing views about their retirement plans, with Liam serving as a referee.

Only a jealous scientist (Diana Muldaur) can save Spock when he goes mad after seeing a hideous Medusan.

Riker's estranged father briefs him for command of a ship; a cultural observance troubles Worf; Riker and his father face off in an anbo-jyutsu match, which is considered to be the ultimate evolution of the martial arts.

Lt. Cmdr. Worf must choose between Starfleet and his heritage when the Klingon Empire withdraws from the Federation peace treaty.

Con artists impersonate Janeway and her officers while pulling scams and marring Starfleet's reputation.

Starfleet orders the Enterprise home after the crew appears to have caused the destruction of a planet.

While battling Xavier St. Cloud, MacLeod falls out of beheading range when he is distracted by the appearance of the man who killed Darius.

MacLeod confronts Joe Dawson about Horton, the man who killed Darius, then follows the trail of Xavier St. Cloud to Paris.

Richie's protective feelings toward an Immortal woman being chased by an Immortal bounty hunter put a new slant on his relationship with Duncan.

Reno and Bobby reopen a case to discover whether a man, about to be executed, is really guilty.

Reno tracks down a rock star who has arranged his own disappearance.

A U.S. Marshal deputizes Johnny to take one member of an outlaw gang to jail while he goes after the others.

An argument over cards turns to a standoff between cowhands and Hoby.

A clerk embezzles $10,000 from his employer and then wants to return the money.

A Japanese geisha girl asks Josh to find her lost American boyfriend who promised to marry her.

Cheyenne jails the leader of a band of renegades, then is forced to a showdown with the townspeople who demand a lynching of the captive.

John is unable to buy Mexican beef to fulfill a contract because ranchers are forced to sell to a ruthless buyer.

MacGyver goes undercover as a field hand when he suspects grape growers, who may be using illegal pesticides, of murdering a labor organizer.

The search for the half-Vietnamese daughter (Tia Carrere) of Gen. Fulbright leads the team to a resourceful teenager bent on vengeance.

Gen. Stockwell (Robert Vaughn) blackmails the team into rescuing hostages held on board a Mexican airliner by terrorists.

The team faces court-martial in the murder of a colonel who was cooperating with the enemy; guest David Ackroyd.

Murdock and Frankie Santana ask Gen. Stockwell to help them rescue B.A., Hannibal and Face from a military firing squad.

The team joins a touring pro football squad to free an East German scientist; guests Alan Autry, Jim Brown, John Matuszak, Joe Namath.

The team must free three CIA agents from a Caribbean prison before an ambitious dictator strikes a deal with the Soviet military.

The CSI team is baffled by an unexplained illness that affects seemingly random citizens of Las Vegas, until the deaths are linked to a tattoo parlor.

The team is called in to investigate when a motorcycle gang member is stabbed to death at a biker bar.

The team investigates a string of murders linked to a scam involving valuable poker chips; Langston has to use deadly force for the first time.

Powerful aliens transport the Enterprise officers into an illusionary re-creation of the gunfight at the OK Corral.

Battling the clock and against the orders of the Prime Directive, Data tries to save an alien child stranded on a planet destined for destruction.

Sisko (Avery Brooks) refuses Worf's (Michael Dorn) resignation; Deep Space Nine is attacked by a Klingon war fleet. With Terry Farrell, Alexander Siddig, Marc Alaimo and Robert O'Reilly.

A well-meaning alien poet uses B'Elanna Torres' Voyager stories as inspiration for his theatrical work.

The Suliban hold the crew hostage while Captain Archer is trapped in the 31st century; Daniels agonizes that his impulsive act threatens the Federation and history.