Universal Action

A corrupt politician sabotages an aerial exhibition team employing Banner; guest Sam Groom.

Banner investigates legends of another scientist, dead 30 years, who underwent a Hulk-type metamorphosis.

Ninja warriors kidnap an industrialist's (Ken Swofford) adopted son, thinking him a descendant of their leader.

A voodoo princess and her henchmen will stop at nothing to possess an ancient crown being held at a private vault company.

Gage and DeSoto rescue a family from the wreck of a private airplane; Early and McCall treat a 4-year-old boy who has swallowed pills.

DeSoto is forced to give medical treatment without authorization when the radio link to the hospital is broken; guest Lloyd Bochner.

Brackett insists an injured boy is a child-abuse victim; the paramedics aid a trapped boy and a fallen hiker; guest Richard Jaeckel.

Gage is selected to be the model for an ideal firefighter; Brackett urges an aging doctor who has suffered a heart attack to retire.

A mysterious virus strikes Brackett, Gage and a firefighter; the paramedics aid a teenage vertigo victim; guest Cathy Lee Crosby.

The Rampart staff struggles to save a girl injured by a drunken driver; Gage's Indian heritage becomes the topic of a feud with Chet.

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.

A gang of toughs jeopardizes the team's reputation by posing as the four and terrorizing rodeo performers and spectators.

A U.S. oil company wants order restored in a makeshift community housing workers for a South American electrical-power plant.

An all-girl band from Face's old orphanage hires the team to go after a corrupt record-company executive (Robert Desiderio).

The team infiltrates the fashion world to rescue Face's girlfriend (Markie Post) from her kidnapper (Richard Lynch).

Hannibal devises an elaborate escape plan after B.A. and Murdock are mistaken for accomplices in a robbery and sentenced to work on a chain gang.