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The CSI team investigates when a mild-mannered support staffer kills a co-worker, but the motive for the murder is surprising.

When one policeman kills another, the CSIs must determine if the shooting was premeditated or an accident.

A disease that caused the rapid aging and death of a planetary survey team threatens the Enterprise officers.

As the ship encounters mechanical problems, Lwaxana Troi takes Worf's son under her wing while she prepares for her wedding.

With the wormhole closed, Sisko struggles for a way to contact the Bajoran prophets; Kira opens a Romulan military hospital; Dax's new host arrives in his hour of need.

Janeway and the crew face hostile natives on a primitive planet; the Kazon plan to annihilate most of Delta Quadrant from the commandeered Voyager.

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

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

A district attorney's daughter is kidnapped for leverage by the drug-dealing manager of a heavy metal band, who wants to get her "chemist" brother out of jail.

To prevent being exposed as a fraud, a country-western singer (Mickey Gilley) frames his chauffeur with the murder of his ghostwriter.

Nash and Joe (Don Johnson, Cheech Marin) spring a convict (guest star Willie Nelson) from San Quentin so the ex-biker can lead them to a murder suspect (guest star Tobin Bell).

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

Bandits hold up a stagecoach and decide to kidnap one of the passengers.

A gunman holds a runaway for permission to rob a bank.

Josh is the hunted as two bounty hunters go after him.

The town drunk hires Josh to find his missing son.

Cheyenne becomes a fugitive from justice to clear his name by bringing in the real ring-leader.

The Cannons capture a wounded bandit leader (Ricardo Montalban) who threatens to destroy the ranch unless he is freed.

MacGyver aids a woman after she is evicted from her apartment, and then learns her former slumlord has been found dead.

Hannibal poses as a rich Texan and his cohorts work as cabbies to save a struggling company from a ruthless competitor (Michael Ironside).

When a popular coach is found murdered in his home, an entire college football team is under suspicion.

The CSIs discover that two seemingly unrelated crimes are actually part of the same twisted revenge plot.

The team investigates a murder at a bowling alley after an unusual piece of evidence is revealed during a bowling tournament.

The team helps Langston investigate a prostitution ring that may have harbored a hostage he has been searching for in Miami and New York.

When Nick, Greg and Hodges take Henry to celebrate his birthday at a biker bar, they uncover a double homicide.

The CSIs want to find out how a recent gun-store shootout may be connected to a young woman who may have committed suicide.

An investigation into the murder of two women at a Las Vegas hotel leads to an unusual killer; someone is dumping organs at a wildlife refuge.

The CSI team searches for evidence after a legendary golfer is murdered at a high-profile tournament.

Capt. Kirk becomes obsessed with destroying a gaseous creature that was responsible for the death of his former captain.

Picard finds himself attracted to a beautiful woman being given as a gift to promote reconciliation between two warring systems.

Sisko's quest for the Bajoran Orb leads him to the truth of his existence; Kira sets a blockade against the Romulans; Worf destroys a Dominion shipyard to prepare a place in Sto-vo-kor for Jadzia Dax.

To help Tuvok battle a debilitating childhood memory, Capt. Janeway enters a mind-meld with him, which transports them to the U.S.S. Excelsior with Capt. Sulu in command.

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.

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

On the one-year anniversary of his fiancee's death, Reno may be close to having his name cleared of the trumped-up murder charges.

A released convict (Doug McClure) pursued by his accomplices in a $5 million Navy heist asks Howie for help; guest Heather Locklear.

Baby sitters Nash and Joe must stop a hit man; Nick has an unsuitable love interest (Jennifer O'Neill).

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

Reno learns that his brother, missing in Cambodia and declared dead by the government, may be alive and participating in "kill matches" for sport.

Reno bombards his brother Mitch with reminders of their past in an effort to break Col. Brackett's hold and facilitate their escape.

Shame (Cliff Robertson) flees prison to steal a diamond and a bankroll.

Shame offers to swap Batgirl for Frontier Fanny.

An agent working for a foreign power steals a parakeet that knows the formula for a new explosive.

A blind girl wins a flight with Superman.

The reporters, Perry and a mobster travel through time.

The Inspector's son unknowingly aids two crooks in cracking a safe.

Diana enlists a cab driver's (Ted Shackelford) aid to stop the assassination plans of radicals holding Steve; guest Jayne Kennedy.

MacGyver joins an expedition searching for the lost civilization in the mythical hidden valley of Shangri-La.

While searching for the man behind an illegal import business, MacGyver meets a young photojournalist who is the son he never knew he had.

A biological toxin threatens the lives of Grace, Amy and the rest of the Los Angeles Police Department.

When Cole is investigated by the FBI, Murtaugh is forced to question his loyalty to his own partner; Cole works a case that puts Natalie's fiancé, Andrew, into the crosshairs right before their wedding day.

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 concludes the only way to forestall a pending court-martial is to destroy a seemingly impregnable Japanese radar post.

Casey transfers out after clashing with Bragg over a WAC nurse, Bragg's former high-school classmate.

Taylor is suspected of killing an American officer; Anderson woos a psychiatrist (Betsy Brantley).

Exhausted and confused in the wake of the Tet Offensive, the soldiers try to carry on as best they can.

The squad resents a surly, opinionated lieutenant (Joseph Campanella) who takes over for hospitalized Hanley.

Convict Keeler's girl turns on him and the mob marks him for death.

Gen. Britt brings in a WAC weather forecaster (Dina Merrill) to help prevent combat losses due to unexpected weather hazards.

Jonas learns that the team's main contact in its search to find a nuclear weapons smuggler is also selling young girls as sex slaves.

A drug cartel takes Bob hostage after he poses as a chemist who can turn cocaine into paint to make it easier to smuggle; Mack infiltrates the group by posing as a prizefighter in an illegal betting ring.

A nuclear scientist insists on making a deal with the team before revealing information about an imminent terrorist attack on a major U.S. city; Kim, Molly and Tiffy are asked to work undercover with Jonas.

After meeting a fugitive he has been sent to bring to justice, Reno becomes convinced that the man is innocent.

Reno races to protect an innocent girl from a killer who knows she is the only person who can place him at the scene of the shooting.

Mr. Eco, Brett Edwards, saves the planet one rap verse at a time; sea-otter rescue; the Electric Vehicle Rally & Car Show.

Pandas, gerenuks and gibbons.

Vampires, Antarctica, The International Space Station!

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

King Tut plans to mine beneath Wayne Manor.

The Joker sets out to rule the world when he builds a flying saucer.

Diana encounters Atkinson's wayward daughter (Eve Plumb) while investigating robberies during a rock star's (Martin Mull) concerts.

An anti-superstition society encounters mishaps.

Drugged Jimmy reveals the location of kryptonite.

Murder-witness Perry begins to hallucinate.

Superman helps an Indian complete a rite.

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 and Trivette convince C.D. to go under cover as an Alzheimer's patient after an old friend of Trivette's mysteriously dies.

A young genius escapes from a scientific research center and enlists Walker's help in finding his missing mother.

Cordell and the Walker family carry on with a day at the rangers fair, but it's not all fun and games when Cassie runs into familiar faces from her past; Abeline attempts to clear the air with Geri; Colton tries a new approach with Stella.

Cordell needs the help of someone from his past; Trey shows James and August a new way to deal with some of life's frustrations.

Scott is suspected of several murders on a peaceful world during the shore leave of Enterprise crew members.

While exploring a rare nebula around a neutron star, the Enterprise's safety is threatened by a little girl's imaginary playmate.

Everyone who knew Jadzia Dax reacts strongly to Ezri Dax's presence, particularly Worf.

Lt. Paris and Kim are suspected of being members of the Open Sky terrorist group; Neelix is asked to use his ship on a special mission.

T'Pol disputes accepted accounts, telling Archer and Trip a story about her great-grandmother and three other Vulcans crash-landing in Pennsylvania in the 1950s.