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A timid sheriff arrests Michael for interfering with a gang of angry motorcyclists; guest Anne Lockhart.

KITT is scheduled to participate in an auto-stunt show whose organizers fall prey to a greedy developer.

Michael and KITT guard a controversial senator opposing water-power legislation.

A cattle rancher (Jason Evers) asks Michael to foil politicians who want to steal his water rights.

The paramedics rescue the driver and passengers of a school bus that plunged over a cliff; Gage dreams of becoming a rich rodeo star.

Gage falls for an overzealous, undercover police officer (Sharon Gless); a series of thefts of equipment plagues Rampart Emergency.

A former Vietnam medic volunteers to train as a paramedic, but his quick diagnoses and independent medical efforts yield disaster.

An outspoken, feminist journalist covering the paramedics manages to alienate both the fire department and Rampart Emergency staff.

DeSoto maneuvers Gage into a blind date with his wife's cousin; Brackett must operate on a newlywed husband felled by gunshot wounds.

Gage's musical efforts irritate Station 51; rescue calls range from frostbite to a man trapped beneath his sliding canyon-home.

An exhausted and emotionally upset woman doctor disappears from the hospital; Gage tries to help DeSoto with a marital difficulty.

Crockett and Tubbs protect a crime kingpin (Dennis Farina) whose testimony could convict a mob chieftain; guest Jon Bauman.

Crockett and Tubbs head to Manhattan to find the Colombian drug-dealers who are systematically killing federal agents.

As Tubbs and Valerie (Pam Grier) rekindle romance, he and Crockett are drawn into an inevitable clash with the Colombians.

Crockett and Tubbs contact a Santera (Eartha Kitt) to find a link between ritual killings of officers and traffickers.

Crockett and Tubbs learn the key to finding a mobster lies in a deranged ex-detective's home computer; guest Little Richard.

Trudy finds comfort with an old lover (Cleavant Derricks) until she learns of his friend's business with a cocaine dealer.

A concert deal appears shaky when Face inadvertently books Boy George & Culture Club into a rowdy cowboy nightclub.

The team pretends to be mercenaries to protect a teenage squatter (Moosie Drier) from an unscrupulous landowner.