Universal Action

Fanatical mountain men attack after the team crash-lands deep in the Appalachians; guests Edward Winter, Bill McKinney.

An auto mechanic recovers and repairs KITT's prototype, unaware of its evil capacities.

Michael and K.I.T.T. attempt to stop cattle rustling in Sage City.

Michael framed on drug charges.

A dancer dies from poison gas meant for Michael, who searches desperately for its source.

A boy (Jason Bateman) adopts KITT after a collision leaves Michael dazed and the supercar without its memory.

Michael searches for an elusive master of disguises who is planning to steal sophisticated government weapons.

Devon discovers the connection between three murders and sends Michael and K.I.T.T. to pursue a ruthless loan shark.

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.

An all-star college quarterback collapses suddenly; Gage wants to discipline motorists who fail to yield to fire department vehicles.

The paramedics try to boost the confidence of a trainee who has doubts about his readiness to take on emergency duties in the field.

A motorcycle gang seeks to avenge a drug-dealing comrade's death by killing his customers. Written by John Milius.

An actor/writer steals a drug dealer's wallet containing vital information; guest Benicio Del Toro.

An East German spy (Jeroen Krabbé) seeks revenge for the 26-year-old murder of Gina's Cuban mother; guest Shawn Elliott.

By scaring the jury into a mistrial, a mobster hopes to buy time to find the witness Crockett is protecting.

The fury of feuding TV evangelists hits Tubbs when he is accused of raping a parishioner; guests Brian Dennehy, Anita Morris.

An actress's on-screen murder propels Tubbs and Crockett to investigate the film's flaky director (Paul Guilfoyle).

Tubbs and Crockett mediate between two parties who want to acquire the cryogenically preserved body of a reggae singer.

A rancher (Stuart Whitman) tries to ruin a Vietnam veteran's (Robert Sampson) struggling farm; guest Tim Rossovich.