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Reno and Bobby must save bail-jumper Travis Quinn from a posse hunting him for the murder of a woman.

Reno and Bobby race to save Cheyenne from her lover, a man they thought was innocent in the murder of his wife.

Reno becomes a town's sheriff when he saves the life of Deputy Will Foster during a manhunt confrontation.

Bobby (Branscombe Richmond) is framed for murder while he and Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) pursue an alleged industrial spy (Elizabeth Gracen) in Mexico.

Reno protects an alleged industrial spy while Bobby and Cheyenne attempt to recover an incriminating diary from Ted Bronson's mansion.

Judge Sarah Jessup asks Reno to investigate Carrick O'Quinn and the Special Investigations Unit for possible negligence after she is blinded during a museum robbery.

Reno closes in on his nemesis, Lt. Dutch Dixon, and a suitcase filled with documents that could clear Reno's name.

When Reno stands trial for murder, his attorney attempts to clear him and incriminate Lt. Dixon in one swoop.

Awaiting an appeal, Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) is transferred to a prison where he finds himself in danger. With Stephen J. Cannell.

When a man resembling Elvis saves Reno in a bar fight, Reno's curiosity compels him to track down the mysterious man.

Reno (Lorenzo Lamas) assists his karate master (James Shigeta) when a former pupil (Roger Yuan) attacks a councilwoman.

Reno is cursed when he goes to New Orleans in search of a murderer; Bobby experiences a series of mishaps.

Reno infiltrates a gang of cattle rustlers who are using a traveling rodeo to front their activities.

A drug dealer specializing in steroids has Reno, Cheyenne and Bobby racing to save a female bodybuilder from addiction.

Lt. Dixon follows Reno to San Diego in search of the person responsible for the near-death of a teen partier.

Bobby (Branscombe Richmond) investigates when a bounty hunter (Joe Cortese) with questionable methods searches for Reno (Lorenzo Lamas).

Hoffs tries to help a college coed, the victim of acquaintance rape.

Templar finds himself on a train speeding through Germany as he trails the culprit responsible for threatening a pretty girl's life.

Luke signs a contract to buy a pool.

Kate's salesman uncle visits.

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Religious teachings from Perry Stone.

The conclusion of the fifth-season "Family Show" finale brings to a close the elaborate showbiz spoof "The Doily Sisters.".

The conclusion of the fifth-season "Family Show" finale brings to a close the elaborate showbiz spoof "The Doily Sisters.".

An installment of "The Family"; Mr. Tudball does battle with a coffee vending machine; guest Madeline Kahn.

A psychiatrist is bombarded by phone calls from his family; a salute to Warner Bros. with movie spoofs; the Old Man works as a repairman of musical instruments; guest Alan King.

Carol Burnett leads her comedy troupe and various celebrity guests in a series of comedic sketches and musical performances.

A "tough" police detective interrogates a pair of suspects; a penniless uncle vies with a wealthy uncle to adopt their rotten niece, Honey Bunny; guest Dick Van Dyke.

The conclusion of the fifth-season "Family Show" finale brings to a close the elaborate showbiz spoof "The Doily Sisters.".

Actors Funt & Mundane score a hit, leading to a performance at the supersized Astro Bowl; guest Hal Linden.

Another sketch of kitchen commercials; the world's oldest baggage handler; a businessman summoned to an IRS meeting brags about how he outsmarted the government; guest Neil Sedaka.

A spoof of the Joan Crawford film "Mildred Pierce"; a couple spends one last night together on the eve of their divorce; the world's oldest hot dog stand vendor; guest Ken Berry.

Guest: Jim Nabors.

Beer-swilling private eye Danny Draft has trouble believing a woman's claim that someone is out to murder her; star holdouts on TV series; a spoof of the 1936 film "San Francisco"; guest Steve Lawrence.

The conclusion of the fifth-season "Family Show" finale brings to a close the elaborate showbiz spoof "The Doily Sisters.".

A "tough" police detective interrogates a pair of suspects; a penniless uncle vies with a wealthy uncle to adopt their rotten niece, Honey Bunny; guest Dick Van Dyke.

Ken Berry and Natalie Cole are tonight's guests; a courtroom drama featuring Tim; he's been influenced by television and has seemingly turned into a rascally rabbit.

Guest star Steve Lawrence plays the brilliant Russian director of a play put on by the P.T.A. and a hitman employed by Carol to take out her husband, played by Harvey.

Steve Martin and Betty White catch a wave in the movie spoof Beach Blanket Boo-Boo; Carol plays a bag lady who causes trouble for an unassuming Tim.

Lucille Ball, Tim Conway and Gloria Loring guest star; featuring a sketch in which Lucy and Carol play rival Rent-A-Car agents vying for Tim's business and more.

Joey tries to reunite a crack addict with her seriously ill infant.

Grampa tries to recapture his youth.

Dr. Freda Crews and her guests offer faith-based solutions to real-life problems, and challenge viewers to put their hope in Jesus Christ for peace, healing and recovery.

Amos thinks the family forgot his birthday.

Grampa uses home remedies to fight a cold.

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Rowan and Martin celebrate the 100th episode with a reunion of several original cast members; featuring John Wayne and Tiny Tim.

Eve Arden; Herb Alpert; cameo appearances by Jack Lemmon, Zsa Zsa Gabor, John Wayne, Arlene Dahl, Sonny Tufts and Patrick Wayne.

Abbe Lane; cameo appearances by Zsa Zsa Gabor; Greer Garson, Greg Morris and Bob Hope.

Robert Culp; France Nuyen; cameo appearances by Kirk Douglas, Lena Horne and Flip Wilson.

Bobby Darin; cameo appearances by Harland Sanders, Mitzi Gaynor, Kirk Douglas and Rosemary Clooney.

Flip Wilson; cameo appearance by Gina Lollobrigida.

Marcel Marceau; Jack Riley; cameo appearances by Lena Horne, Flip Wilson, Sonny Tufts, Zsa Zsa Gabor.

Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Billy Barty, Jack Riley; cameo appearances by Jack Benny, Barbara Bain, Otto Preminger and Rock Hudson.

"The Mad Monster" (1942) Horror. A reporter's girlfriend's father injects a farmhand with wolf blood. With Johnny Downs, George Zucco, Anne Nagel.