KABI-LD

Thornton and MacGyver are trapped in a blazing-hot metal container by an assassin they encountered in their first case together.

Sammo's nemesis, Lee Hei, escapes from a Chinese prison and orders the death of the mayor of Shanghai; the new LAPD spokesperson offends Terrell.

Riggs and Murtaugh investigate a surfer's death; Murtaugh grows suspicious of Trish's new friend; Riggs has violent nightmares.

Walker's former student, Dallas police officer Joey Prado, is assigned to stop a plan by drug dealers to distribute heroin to schoolchildren.

An AWOL Marine is joined by his younger siblings in a vengeful quest to kill the man who murdered their older sister.

Pappy and a combat priest clash when they must decide on what to do with a pilot who's afraid of flying.

A chief mechanic confronts conflicting emotions when he is promoted to a position he really doesn't want.

A brutal ambush and a tenacious recruiting sergeant highlight homeward-bound Taylor's last days of combat.

A bitter American lives among local tribesmen who saved the platoon from ambush.

Saunders, deafened by a grenade explosion, hides with a scrawny dog in the ruins of an abbey.

Saunders files charges against a double medal-winner, a veteran of D-Day, after the soldier disobeyed a direct order while on patrol.

A pilot (Peter Graves) suspected of deserting his crew suffers panic blackouts followed by memory loss; guest Tom Skerritt.

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.

Jonas and the team must travel through enemy territory to bring a bride to her groom, preserving a truce between two warring Afghan tribes; Kim and Bob try to expose a man linked to terrorists.

The team's attempts to raid an anthrax lab are thwarted by an official from the Department of Defense (Michael McKean), who believes his high-tech intelligence is superior to field logic.

Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) finds himself behind bars in the Old West when an opportunist turns him in for the reward. With Branscombe Richmond, Kathleen Kinmont.

Injured Reno finds little peace at a commune when he becomes the main suspect in the bombing of a local government building.

A wind turbine blade makes it possible for turbines to work at slow wind speeds; a self-driving, accident-free car; raccoon-proof trash cans; balloon towers.

Vampires, Antarctica, The International Space Station!

Animals that are more active between dusk and dawn include bats, owls and toads.

Firefighters perform rescues within a flood zone only to find their own station overtaken by the rising water; a family's beloved pooch is trapped in a barn.

When a dirt bike rider tumbles down a sheer desert cliff and punctures his lung, rescuers must depend on an automatic smartphone SOS call to find him before nightfall.

Bruce Wayne falls under the Siren's spell.

King Tut demands to see Bruce Wayne and Batman together.

As Earth's fate hangs in the balance, Diana and Steve must rescue alien Andros (Tim O'Connor) from Nazi abductors.

Jimmy and Lois become the prisoners of a modern-day pirate.

Jimmy makes up a big news story when he takes over his chief's job for a day.

Jimmy is baffled by clever art thieves, but Superman arrives to solve his problems.

An ancient Egyptian box holds a hidden needle that contains a hypnotic poison.

Walker gets ex-con pal Charlie Brooks (Terry Kiser) to impersonate a look-alike crime boss in exchange for amnesty.

Walker tries to track down the mother of a 7-year-old boy with AIDS while protecting him from her abusive, drug-dealing boyfriend.

Walker turns to White Eagle for help in telling Lucas that he has AIDS, news that inspires the boy to become a crusader against the disease.

Walker finds the long-lost diary of the legendary Hayes Cooper, a man who saved his town from a band of killers.

Cabe Wallace, about to arrest Hayes Cooper for murder, makes a deal with the outlaw that would allow him to go after Kilgore and the rest of his band.

Walker's past comes back with a vengeance, and it threatens the very thing he loves the most -- his family.

Walker takes Stella and August on a road trip to discuss some devastating news; Capt. James enlists the help of Micki and Trey to find a missing military veteran.

The shuttlecraft Galileo makes a forced landing on a world with a single human inhabitant (Glenn Corbett); guest Elinor Donahue.

Dr. Crusher struggles with her feelings for an alien diplomat when she discovers that his true form is a parasite that exists in host bodies.

Sisko leads the Defiant and the rest of the Federation fleet into battle against the Dominion; on Deep Space Nine, Kira and the Resistance race to stop the minefield around the wormhole from being destroyed.

Colonists on an alien space station lead the crew to the female mate of the Caretaker, who may have the ability to send them home.

The Enterprise goes to Vulcan to investigate a suicide bombing at Earth's embassy and the death of a Starfleet admiral.

MacLeod helps an Immortal friend realize that revenge is not the answer for the death of her mortal husband at the hands of a street gang.

Anne and MacLeod attempt to convince a young woman to testify against her Immortal lover, who is using her to smuggle drugs.

Father Bernard asks MacLeod for help when a Nazi he killed years ago appears in his church looking as he did the day he died.

Bobby deals with one dangerous situation after another when his mother and cousin arrive unexpectedly.

Reno and Bobby attempt to recover evidence of a UFO crash from an Air Force base scheduled for demolition.

Johnny gets framed for murder, and the man who set him up is the trial judge.

Hobby reconstructs how an unpopular man was murdered.

A wife begs Josh to find her husband.

Josh's prisoners steal a man's horses.

Cheyenne transports a new teacher and her son to a town terrorized by the Kirby boys.

Billy Blue makes a difficult decision when a hot-tempered gunfighter (James Mitchum) publicly challenges him to a duel.

MacGyver helps an American pilot accused of spying, escape from a Central American army camp; the pilot's daughter hides as a stowaway.

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.

Stockwell orders the team to steal a Soviet stealth fighter-jet, then is kidnapped by a free-lance spy (David McCallum).

Nick and Warrick investigate a fatal paragliding accident; a murder seems to be the escalation of an argument between neighbors.

Grissom and Catherine investigate the murder of a premiere chef; Sara and Warrick investigate an apparent suicide.

A human eyeball is found in a raven's nest, and the team traces it to a murdered woman; a car salesman has a heart attack and winds up on the autopsy table, but he is still alive.

Spock's father (Mark Lenard) faces charges of killing a fellow ambassador during an Enterprise voyage; guest Jane Wyatt.

The Romulans brainwash Geordi as part of a plot to drive a wedge between the Federation and the Klingon Empire.

Dax and Worf's long-awaited wedding is a go -- until Martok's wife declares her unfit to join the family.

Chakotay feels responsible after Seska masterminds a successful raid on Voyager that gives the Kazon vital Federation technology.

Archer holds the key to helping T'Pol's mother, who has joined a revolutionary group being targeted by the Vulcan high commander, V'Las (Robert Foxworth), for destruction.