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Season 1

"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 1 -- Lou, fired from his TV job, leaves Minneapolis and becomes city editor on the faltering Los Angeles Tribune.

Season 1, Episode 1: Cophouse

Original Air Date—20 September 1977
After landing the city editor job at the Los Angeles Tribune, Lou Grant's first major story is a sex scandal concerning the LAPD and underage girls. However, in order to get it published he must deal with a reporter that is reluctant to bring down the police and Mrs. Pynchon who has a difference of opinion with him.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 2 -- A dead thief's brother orders hostage Rossi to rewrite a story about a shooting.

Season 1, Episode 2: Hostages

Original Air Date—27 September 1977
A gunman, upset with a story about his brother who was wrongfully shot by a store-owner during a robbery, holds the newspaper staff hostage demanding a new story.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 3 -- Lou's con-artist pal (Eugene Roche) offers him an exclusive interview with a missing tycoon.

Season 1, Episode 3: Hoax

Original Air Date—4 October 1977
When Lou gets a tip from a friend who claims to know the whereabouts of a missing millionaire, members of the staff initially have doubts about following it and dismiss it as a hoax. The man begins to gain credibility when he is able to retrieve information that only the missing man would know.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 4 -- Lou orders "Today'' section reporter Billie off a murder story.

Season 1, Episode 4: Henhouse

Original Air Date—11 October 1977
Lou clashes with a woman who is the head of the woman's section of the newspaper over whose reporter should cover the alleged murder of a famous playwright in New Mexico.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 5 -- Billie probes anti-Semitic activities of an American fascist group.

Season 1, Episode 5: Nazi

Original Air Date—18 October 1977
While investigating a group of Nazis, Billie comes upon information that one of their leaders used to be Jewish.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 6 -- Lou has trouble ending his relationship with a Tribune reporter's widow.

Season 1, Episode 6: Aftershock

Original Air Date—25 October 1977
When a member of the staff passes away, Lou does everything he can to comfort the widow which causes her to depend more on him and fall in love with him. After a small earthquake hits, Rossi interviews a scientist who claims that his insects are predicting a more serious one in the upcoming days.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 7 -- Billie gets involved in a story about a gang-related barrio shooting.

Season 1, Episode 7: Barrio

Original Air Date—1 November 1977
Surprised by the paper's lack of coverage on the shooting of a Hispanic woman by a gang, Lou allows Billie to go into the Hispanic community to write a story. While in the community, she meets the victim's son who is fueled with anger and seems headed down the wrong path.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 8 -- Billie's accuracy causes her to miss a deadline; Rossi's speedy reporting yields errors.

Season 1, Episode 8: Scoop

Original Air Date—8 November 1977
Pressured to get the latest scoop at any cost, Lou ends up in hot water after running two of Rossi's exclusive stories which turn out to be false. So when Billie has information about a possible fake kidnapping, Lou is reluctant to run the story.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 9 -- Lou's observation of a manslaughter trial leads him to question an elderly judge's (Barnard Hughes) mental competence.

Season 1, Episode 9: Judge

Original Air Date—15 November 1977
When Lou goes to a courthouse to look into a report of inappropriate behavior by a senior judge, he angers the judge by trying to leave in the middle of a trial and is put in jail. Upset by this treatment, he gets the newspaper staff to further investigate the judge's erratic behavior.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 10 -- Lou suspects he forced Rossi to take unnecessary risks in an in-depth story on a mental hospital.

Season 1, Episode 10: Psych-Out

Original Air Date—22 November 1977
After Lou tells him that his stories are missing first-hand experience, Rossi checks into a mental institution as a patient under a made-up name to investigate reports of abuse. Lou clashes with a lawyer at the paper because he feels that censorship and fear of possible lawsuits are limiting what the paper can publish.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 11 -- Billie writes a series on wife abuse and then finds it in the city room.

Season 1, Episode 11: Housewarming

Original Air Date—29 November 1977
Billie uses a battered woman as a source for a story on spousal abuse but has trouble following through with it when the women's husband finds out. She later finds out that a co-worker has a problem with spousal abuse.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 12 -- Lou and Charlie suspect that Mrs. Pynchon's beau, a publisher, covets the Tribune.

Season 1, Episode 12: Takeover

Original Air Date—6 December 1977
Staff members become nervous when a multi-millionaire with a pension for ruining the credibility of newspapers makes an attempt to take over the tribune.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 13 -- Two stories -- one on a homeless family, and one on a politician -- take unexpected turns.

Season 1, Episode 13: Christmas

Original Air Date—13 December 1977
Lou gets homesick with Christmas approaching. Billie does a story on a family that is homeless for the holidays and public donations begin to pour in. After Rossi improperly uses a quote, Lou punishes him by assigning him to a boring story that turns out to be a juicy story.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 14 -- Charlie's daughter is a passenger on a jumbo jet in trouble above Los Angeles.

Season 1, Episode 14: Airliner

Original Air Date—3 January 1978
News breaks of an airplane carrying over 300 people that is unable to land. Members of the staff scour the list of passengers aboard and find out that Charlie's daughter is on that flight.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 15 -- The Tribune's sports department refuses to cover the UCLA football team's recruitment scandals. Lou meets unexpected resistance from a when he steps in.

Season 1, Episode 15: Sports

Original Air Date—10 January 1978
The paper faces a public backlash after Lou runs a story about an NCAA investigation into the possible recruiting violations by a popular local college football team.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 16 -- Lou seeks a man who foiled an assassination, then feels responsible for the resultant tragedy.

Season 1, Episode 16: Hero

Original Air Date—17 January 1978
When a man saves the governor's life and then flees the scene, the paper launches a campaign to find his identity. When they find him and write a story revealing that he has a criminal record, he blames the paper for hurting his business and ruining his engagement. Billie is upset at the lack of support for a halfway house that is on the verge of closing due to lack of funding.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 17 -- Lou tries to prevent the destruction of his friend's artwork.

Season 1, Episode 17: Renewal

Original Air Date—30 January 1978
The paper does a story on a senior citizen whose apartment, decorated with art that reflects his life's work, is in danger of being torn down.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 18 -- Lou investigates when Charlie fears he has lost his son to the Hare Krishna movement.

Season 1, Episode 18: Sect

Original Air Date—6 February 1978
Charlie is devastated when his son joins a cult.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 19 -- Rossi thinks a woman reporter is trading personal favors for political information.

Season 1, Episode 19: Scandal

Original Air Date—13 February 1978
Rossi gets upset when a new female reporter comes in and is given the story about a possibly corrupt politician that he had unsuccessfully been investigating.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 20 -- The CIA asks Lou to abandon a local espionage story; he refuses. Guest starring Laurette Spang.

Season 1, Episode 20: Spies

Original Air Date—27 February 1978
When the paper finds out about the son of a wealthy businessman being secretly detained by authorities, Lou decides to have Rossi investigate. However, when a CIA agent thwarts the investigation before it begins, everyone begins to suspect there is a CIA informant working at the paper.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 21 -- Rossi's investigation of radiation leaks at a chemical plant leads to a friend's death and personal peril.

Season 1, Episode 21: Poison

Original Air Date—6 March 1978
After Rossi's friend reveals that he has damaging information about the unsafe conditions at a nuclear plant, he is "accidentally" struck and killed by a car. Eager to prove that it was no accident, Rossi continues the investigation into the nuclear plant.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 1: Episode 22 -- Lou must undergo surgery for cancer.

Season 1, Episode 22: Physical

Original Air Date—20 March 1978
Lou reluctantly goes for a physical and finds out that he has a thyroid condition that requires surgery. At the paper, he offers advice to an intern who wants to become a reporter. Rossi learns that he has a good chance at a Pulitzer prize for his story on mental hospitals.

Season 2

"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 1 -- Lou's attempt to expose a pill-pushing doctor lands reporter Joe Rossi in jail.

Season 2, Episode 1: Pills

Original Air Date—25 September 1978
Rossi is handed records which prove that a doctor is illegally prescribing drugs. When the story runs and it is suspected that the records may have been obtained by illegal means, Rossi is told to either reveal his source or go to jail.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 2 -- Lou has to find out why his friend and boss, Charlie Hume, behaves irrationally when the Tribune runs an expose of political torture.

Season 2, Episode 2: Prisoner

Original Air Date—2 October 1978
When Mrs. Pynchon plays host to the wife of the leader of a controversial Latin American country known for its torturing practices, Charlie Hume is anything but inviting to her.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 3 -- When reporter Billie Newman investigates the murder of a young hooker, she finds that she must change many of her ideas about the works of prostitutes.

Season 2, Episode 3: Hooker

Original Air Date—16 October 1978
After a homicide occurs in the city, Billie finds out that the victim was a prostitute who worked at a "spa" business. While investigating, she strikes up an unlikely friendship with the victim's co-worker who does not seem to fit the stereotypical profile of a hooker.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 4 -- Lou and Rossi stumble onto a big story but have trouble getting it together after they see an old-time mobster at a posh resort.

Season 2, Episode 4: Mob

Original Air Date—23 October 1978
Lou and Rossi visit a California resort in preparation for the Trib's annual tennis tournament. They are perplexed at the number of mob bosses they see at the resort, and begin to investigate.

Season 2, Episode 5: Murder

Original Air Date—30 October 1978
Billie is upset because her story, about a courageous black woman who is slain in her own apartment, is relegated to the back pages while Rossi's story, about an elderly white woman who fights off burglars, makes the front page.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 6 -- Unable to face the fact that his mother is critically ill, Art Donovan puts a strain on the city room that leads Lou to give Billie an unusual assignment – death.

Season 2, Episode 6: Dying

Original Air Date—6 November 1978
Art Donovan's mother is dying, but he is having trouble accepting this as fact. His relations with everyone in the newsroom suffer as his mother gets worse, and his colleagues try to help him come to terms with the inevitable.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 7 -- A young woman counselor tries to make Lou understand the new and frightening trend in schools where violence has become a way of life.

Season 2, Episode 7: Schools

Original Air Date—20 November 1978
Lou, Charlie, and Donovan interview students from an inner city school for the purpose of awarding a college scholarship to a journalism major. While Charlie and Donovan recommend a straight-A student, Lou pushes for a student who kicked a drug habit and got tutoring to improve his grades. Rossi and Billie uncover disturbing trends of violence at the same inner city school.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 8 -- The vacationing Lou finds himself at odds with his old boss, the crusty owner of a rural newspaper, about breaking a story that could tear the town apart.

Season 2, Episode 8: Slaughter

Original Air Date—27 November 1978
Lou visits his home town while on vacation and meets his old boss who now runs the town's newspaper. While there, an outbreak of an unknown cattle disease gets Lou's attention when it's suggested the disease could be transmitted to humans.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 9 -- A newspaper expert is hired to give the Tribune a new look. The result: the Tribune's best reporters are sent on a story about sex, singles and computer dating.

Season 2, Episode 9: Singles

Original Air Date—4 December 1978
Lou clashes with the new media consultant who believes that the paper should do more trashy stories to cater to the younger crowds. One of those stories has Billie and Rossi investigating the "singles" scene by going out on dates through a computer service. While Rossi has trouble finding time with his date, Billie has trouble getting rid of her date.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 10 -- Billie uncovers a baby black market scandal but has to pretend Rossi is her husband to get facts for her story, and Lou winds up as referee.

Season 2, Episode 10: Babies

Original Air Date—11 December 1978
Billie and Rossi pose as a married couple in order to uncover a black market baby selling operation.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 11 -- Rossi uncovers conflicts of interest on the staff, including Lou, and writes a story that sets off fireworks in the city room.

Season 2, Episode 11: Conflict

Original Air Date—18 December 1978

Season 2, Episode 12: Denial

Original Air Date—1 January 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 13 -- Lou is stunned to learn of a high level cover-up of an arson ring and, while he's checking the report, Animal's apartment building is the next target of the firebugs.

Season 2, Episode 13: Fire

Original Air Date—8 January 1979
While investigating a string of fires in the same neighborhood, Lou and Billie find a connection linking a building owner and members of a fire department to arson.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 14 -- Animal's erratic behavior touches off a Tribune inquiry into the plight of the all-but-forgotten Vietnam veteran who is treated much differently from servicemen in other wars.

Season 2, Episode 14: Vet

Original Air Date—15 January 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 15 -- Looking for a place to invest a $5,000 windfall, Lou gets a shocking look at white collar crime when he uncovers a clever financial scheme run by a sharp con man.

Season 2, Episode 15: Scam

Original Air Date—22 January 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 16 -- After Lou sees an Immigration Department sweep of his favorite Mexican restaurant, the Tribune uncovers a grim and unsettling picture of what's happening to illegal aliens.

Season 2, Episode 16: Sweep

Original Air Date—5 February 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 17 -- The city is thrown into panic when the Tribune's star columnist writes a column that Lou fears could incite a serial killer to strike again.

Season 2, Episode 17: Samaritan

Original Air Date—12 February 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 18 -- A mother, obsessed with tracking the hit-and-run driver who killed her son, arouses Rossi's fighting instincts and leads to a human interest story with an unexpected payoff.

Season 2, Episode 18: Hit

Original Air Date—19 February 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 19 -- A helpless old lady in a wheelchair is dumped in a county office because of a bureaucratic wrangle, and this sets the staff onto a searing Tribune expose of shoddy nursing home practices.

Season 2, Episode 19: Home

Original Air Date—26 February 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 20 -- The city room hears that a radical group plans to kidnap a VIP at a publishers' convention attended by Lou and other Tribune executives.

Season 2, Episode 20: Convention

Original Air Date—5 March 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 21 -- In a news-packed day, Lou feels the pressure as he sets up coverage of a tunnel cave-in and a human fly climbing a skyscraper, knowing that a resentful Donovan has been offered a better paying job.

Season 2, Episode 21: Marathon

Original Air Date—19 March 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 22 -- Could an individual build an atomic bomb? Lou gets a terrifying answer when a terrorist threatens to detonate a nuclear device and provides the Tribune with detailed plans as proof.

Season 2, Episode 22: Bomb

Original Air Date—26 March 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 23 -- A series of Skid Row stranglings turn out to have special meaning for Lou, who discovers his former doctor is now a bum, and for Rossi, who has his own reason for hating drunks.

Season 2, Episode 23: Skids

Original Air Date—2 April 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 2: Episode 24 -- Romance hits the Tribune, but not the hearts and flowers kid: Lou gets an unexpected offer from Susan, and Billie meets teenagers who have babies to escape from home.

Season 2, Episode 24: Romance

Original Air Date—7 May 1979

Season 3

"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 1 -- When a neighbor of his is murdered, Lou meets a young cop who has to hide his homosexuality from everyone else at the police force.

Season 3, Episode 1: Cop

Original Air Date—17 September 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 2 -- A tabloid journalist interviews the city room staff for a feature on the Tribune. The resulting article paints a pretty negative picture, undermining the Tribune’s trustworthiness just when it has a scoop about a politician’s personal problems.

Season 3, Episode 2: Exposé

Original Air Date—24 September 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 3 -- Lou and Rossi work with prison inmates who are creating their own newspaper, but find that over-enthusiasm can lead to a dangerous situation. Meanwhile Charlie has to take on Mrs. Pynchon's tasks when she is called for jury duty.

Season 3, Episode 3: Slammer

Original Air Date—1 October 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 4 -- The Trib's religion writer is critical of Rossi and Billie's article about an evangelist's financial irregularities. Lou wants to defend the right of a pornographer to print the names and addresses of undercover law enforcement officers in his magazine.

Season 3, Episode 4: Charlatan

Original Air Date—15 October 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 5 -- Billie and the Tribune receive much criticism after her article describing a company as a big polluter causes it to cancel a planned move to L.A. Later Billie learns it was all just a ploy for the company to negotiate for more incentives and tax breaks.

Season 3, Episode 5: Frame-Up

Original Air Date—22 October 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 6 -- Rossi and Billie research a story about new medicine development at the L.A. University Medical Center, which provides critical funding for its continuation. The pressure causes a young researcher to falsify his results for a new arthritis medicine.

Season 3, Episode 6: Hype

Original Air Date—29 October 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 7 -- A proposed ballot initiative raises the issue of illegal gambling. Lou is forced to fire the paper's business reporter when he violates conflict-of-interest rules in an attempt to pay off his gambling debts.

Season 3, Episode 7: Gambling

Original Air Date—5 November 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 8 -- After a thug confesses to Billie about being hired to intimidate a lawyer in an investigation, the thug is murdered and Billie is threatened. She gets police protection, but has a hard time getting along with the officer assigned to guard her.

Season 3, Episode 8: Witness

Original Air Date—12 November 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 9 -- When Lou sends both Billie and Rossi to cover the kidnapping of a small town's high school basketball teams, they clash about who will beat the other to the scoop. Meanwhile, Mrs. Pynchon mulls over an offer to sell the Tribune to a large newspaper chain.

Season 3, Episode 9: Kidnap

Original Air Date—26 November 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 10 -- Art's Aunt Edna is worried about her mentally ill son Andrew, afraid that he might harm someone during one of his episodes. As she finds it hard to find anyone who will take her premonition seriously, she asks Art for help.

Season 3, Episode 10: Andrew: Part 1

Original Air Date—3 December 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 11 -- Art's cousin Andrew faces charges of murder. As the young man suffers from a personality disorder, there is some confusion about what he should plead in court: innocence or temporary insanity.

Season 3, Episode 11: Andrew: Part 2

Original Air Date—10 December 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 12 -- The reporters of the Tribune get interested in the murder of a boxer thirty years ago. It leads them into the world of Hollywood's Golden Age.

Season 3, Episode 12: Hollywood

Original Air Date—17 December 1979
Lou is intrigued by the closed restaurant down the street, which turns out to have been the scene of a famous murder 25 years earlier. Animal is sent in for pictures, and becomes friends with the reclusive owner, the woman who found the celebrity's body 25 years ago.
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 13 -- Billie researches an article about the suicide of two teenagers and the effects on their families, while Rossi does a story about the personal and professional pressures on child star Carly Mitchell. Meanwhile, Lou tries to help a troubled youngster.

Season 3, Episode 13: Kids

Original Air Date—24 December 1979
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 14 -- Rossi and Billie cover a devastating local brush fire, and Animal's photos serve to lead police to the arrest of an arsonist. Meanwhile, struggling to save their home from the conflagration, Charlie Hume and his wife Marion reconcile their differences.

Season 3, Episode 14: Brushfire

Original Air Date—7 January 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 15 -- While covering an Indian marathon organized to protest the treatment of Indians in South America, the reporters of the Tribune meet several Native Americans.

Season 3, Episode 15: Indians

Original Air Date—14 January 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 16 -- When a teacher in a private school is accused of sexual misconduct with a student, Mrs. Pynchon tries to stop the board from making a hasty decision about the future of a promising teacher. Meanwhile, Billie tries to uncover corruption in a film studio.

Season 3, Episode 16: Cover-Up

Original Air Date—21 January 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 17 -- While researching the cancer-causing effects that the artificial hormone DES has among young women, Billie discovers that she is a "DES daughter." Meanwhile, Rossi covers the legal struggle of a young woman who has been disowned by her family.

Season 3, Episode 17: Inheritance

Original Air Date—28 January 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 18 -- A story on the banning and burning of books strikes close to home when Charlie Hume refuses to publish a controversial political cartoon, and an old friend of Lou's turns out to be behind a new book-burning crusade.

Season 3, Episode 18: Censored

Original Air Date—4 February 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 19 -- Several members of the Tribune's staff clash with Lou, who is having a really bad day.

Season 3, Episode 19: Lou

Original Air Date—11 February 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 20 -- A power outage cripples most of the city, including the offices of the L.A. Tribune. If the staff can't find a way to get the next paper out, it will be the first time in 64 years that the Trib misses a day.

Season 3, Episode 20: Blackout

Original Air Date—18 February 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 21 -- After the theft of Mrs. Pynchon's dog Barney, the Tribune looks into the underreported problem of dogfighting. Rossi goes undercover to catch an interstate dogfighting ring.

Season 3, Episode 21: Dogs

Original Air Date—3 March 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 22 -- Lou has to decide how to handle a co-worker's drinking problem. Mrs. Pynchon gets courted by a group of prominent businessmen, who have a secret agenda.

Season 3, Episode 22: Influence

Original Air Date—10 March 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 23 -- Francie Fitzgerald, whom Lou thinks is an Irish colleague, turns out to be a gunrunner for the IRA. The reporters of the Tribune learn more about the "Troubles" and Art gets annoyed when people think his Irish ancestry makes him an expert on the matter.

Season 3, Episode 23: Guns

Original Air Date—17 March 1980
"Lou Grant" (1977): Season 3: Episode 24 -- Investigating allegations that a motorcycle being marketed to young people is unsafe, Rossi is offered proof by a whistle blower at the company, but Mrs. Pynchon refuses on principle to pay the $4000 he wants for the documents.

Season 3, Episode 24: Hazard

Original Air Date—24 March 1980

Season 4

Season 4, Episode 1: Nightside

Original Air Date—22 September 1980

Season 4, Episode 2: Harassment

Original Air Date—29 September 1980

Season 4, Episode 3: Pack

Original Air Date—27 October 1980

Season 4, Episode 4: Sting

Original Air Date—17 November 1980

Season 4, Episode 5: Goop

Original Air Date—24 November 1980

Season 4, Episode 6: Libel

Original Air Date—8 December 1980

Season 4, Episode 7: Streets

Original Air Date—15 December 1980

Season 4, Episode 8: Catch

Original Air Date—5 January 1981

Season 4, Episode 9: Rape

Original Air Date—12 January 1981

Season 4, Episode 10: Boomerang

Original Air Date—19 January 1981

Season 4, Episode 11: Generations

Original Air Date—26 January 1981

Season 4, Episode 12: Search

Original Air Date—9 February 1981

Season 4, Episode 13: Strike

Original Air Date—16 February 1981

Season 4, Episode 14: Survival

Original Air Date—23 February 1981

Season 4, Episode 15: Venice

Original Air Date—9 March 1981

Season 4, Episode 16: Campesinos

Original Air Date—16 March 1981

Season 4, Episode 17: Business

Original Air Date—23 March 1981

Season 4, Episode 18: Violence

Original Air Date—6 April 1981

Season 4, Episode 19: Depression

Original Air Date—13 April 1981

Season 4, Episode 20: Stroke

Original Air Date—4 May 1981

Season 5

Season 5, Episode 1: Wedding

Original Air Date—2 November 1981

Season 5, Episode 2: Execution

Original Air Date—9 November 1981

Season 5, Episode 3: Reckless

Original Air Date—16 November 1981

Season 5, Episode 4: Hometown

Original Air Date—23 November 1981

Season 5, Episode 5: Risk

Original Air Date—30 November 1981

Season 5, Episode 6: Double-Cross

Original Air Date—7 December 1981

Season 5, Episode 7: Drifters

Original Air Date—14 December 1981

Season 5, Episode 8: Friends

Original Air Date—28 December 1981

Season 5, Episode 9: Jazz

Original Air Date—4 January 1982

Season 5, Episode 10: Ghosts

Original Air Date—11 January 1982

Season 5, Episode 11: Cameras

Original Air Date—25 January 1982

Season 5, Episode 12: Review

Original Air Date—8 February 1982

Season 5, Episode 13: Immigrants

Original Air Date—15 February 1982

Season 5, Episode 14: Hunger

Original Air Date—1 March 1982

Season 5, Episode 15: Recovery

Original Air Date—8 March 1982

Season 5, Episode 16: Obituary

Original Air Date—22 March 1982

Season 5, Episode 17: Blacklist

Original Air Date—5 April 1982

Season 5, Episode 18: Law

Original Air Date—12 April 1982

Season 5, Episode 19: Fireworks

Original Air Date—19 April 1982

Season 5, Episode 20: Unthinkable

Original Air Date—3 May 1982

Season 5, Episode 21: Suspect

Original Air Date—17 May 1982

Season 5, Episode 22: Beachhead

Original Air Date—24 May 1982

Season 5, Episode 23: Victims

Original Air Date—30 August 1982

Season 5, Episode 24: Charlie

Original Air Date—13 September 1982

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