List of The Fall Guy episodes
The following is a list of The Fall Guy TV series episodes that aired on ABC from 1981 through 1986.
First season (1981–82)
Serial No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date |
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1 2 | "Pilot (1E01)" | Russ Mayberry | Glen A. Larson | 4 Nov 1981 |
In the pilot episode, stuntman and part-time bounty hunter Colt Seavers and his cousin and stuntman in training Howie Munson go after an all-powerful Sheriff on his home turf in Arizona in the midst of grappling with a drug-dealing gang that is arm-twisting a singer. Guest Stars: Eddie Albert, Lou Rawls, Tracy Reed and Percy Rodrigues. Special Cameo appearances by Farrah Fawcett and James Coburn. | ||||
3 | "The Meek Shall Inherit Rhonda (1E03)" | Sidney Hayers | Glen A. Larson | 11 Nov 1981 |
Colt and Howie head to Mexico in search of a low-spirited swindler and his five-million dollars loot and discover he is being double-crossed by his gorgeous wife and her devious actor boyfriend. Guest Stars: Henry Gibson, Pamela Susan Shoop, Carol Wayne, Pedro Gonalez-Gonalez and Brett Halsey. Special Cameo appearance by Robert Wagner. | ||||
4 | "The Rich Get Richer (1E07)" | Sidney Hayers | Nick Thiel and David Braff | 18 Nov 1981 |
Samantha ("Big Jack") solicits Colt's help to bring in a rich fraudster who has deceived her after posting bail and Colt has to face off not just a powerful gang that is protecting him but also an insurance investigator Kay Faulkner who is after the same man. Guest Stars: Peter Haskell, Terry Kiser, Michael MacRae, David Moses, Paul Picerni and Judith Chapman. Special Cameo appearance by Milton Berle. | ||||
5 | "That's Right, We're Bad (1E05)" | Chris Nyby II | Mark Jones | 25 Nov 1981 |
Samantha arranges for Colt and Howie to pose as prisoners to infiltrate a high-security prison so they can acquaint themselves with a vicious robber nicknamed "The Animal" and track down his accomplice. Guest Stars: Bill Fletcher, Fred Holliday, John Kerry, John Quade, Robert Tessier, Sandy Ward and Richard Kiel. | ||||
6 | "Colt's Angels (1E15)" | Frank Beascoechea | Larry Brody | 2 Dec 1981 |
Colt, Howie and Jody dress up and camouflage as bikers to befriend and penetrate an outlawed biker gang that is involved in drug trafficking and bring its leader to justice, by leading the gang to a desolate town rigged with explosives for a movie. Guest Stars: Don Stroud, Lucinda Crosby, Ben Cooper, Sid Haig and Mary Treen. Special Cameo appearance by Linda Evans. | ||||
7 | "The Human Torch (1E17)" | Daniel Haller | Nick Thiel | 9 Dec 1981 |
Colt and Howie drive to the small town looking for a wanted arsonist and when everyone including the arsonist's mother claims that he has died due to natural causes, Colt is determined to confirm the veracity of the information even if it involves digging up the arsonist's grave. Guest Stars: Severn Darden, Brianne Leary, Vincent Schiavelli, Bonnie Ebsen, Peter Breck and Gale Sondergaard. | ||||
8 | "The Japanese Connection (1E13)" | Jack Arnold | Janis Hendler | 16 Dec 1981 |
Colt is in Hawaii to grab a couple of conmen dealing in drugs, but his task gets tougher when a gangster (Yakuza) working for a Japanese syndicate from whom the conmen have stolen a big stash of marijuana takes Jody hostage and demands Colt hand over the conmen to him. Guest Stars: Dennis Fimple, Bruce M. Fischer, Carol Wayne and Dana Lee. Special Cameo appearances by Don Ho, Jamie Farr and Joe Lewis. | ||||
9 | "No Way Out (1E19)" | Bruce Bilson | David Braff and Ted Lang | 6 Jan 1982 |
Lou Carnesco a wanted, deep in debt gambler turns himself in, hoping that Colt and Howie will get him out of Las Vegas alive. Guest Stars: Shecky Greene, Michele Carey, Richard Fullerton, Zitto Kazann, Jay Gerber and Cesare Danova. Special Cameo appearance by Cathy Lee Crosby | ||||
10 | "License to Kill - Part 1 (1E09)" | Russ Mayberry | Glen A. Larson | 13 Jan 1982 |
When a mysterious man named Charles Ryker jumps bail, Colt and Howie follow him to Hawaii where thy find themselves mixed up in a tangled plot involving government agencies, deadly assassins and international terrorists. Guest Stars: Monte Markham, William Smith, Ken Swofford, Bennett Ohta, Ken Scott, Tony Young and Erin Grey. Special Cameo appearance by Lou Ferrigno | ||||
11 | "License to Kill - Part 2 (1E11)" | Russ Mayberry | Glen A. Larson | 20 Jan 1982 |
When Ryker is killed by a rogue agent, Colt and Howie must expose the killer and clear their names. Guest Stars: Monte Markham, William Smith, Ken Swofford, Bennett Ohto, Ken Scott, Tony Young and Erin Grey. Special Cameo appearance by Tom Selleck Note: The only episode in which Heather Thomas does not appear | ||||
12 | "Goin' For It (1E21)" | Daniel Haller | Robert Janes | 27 Jan 1982 |
When a routine stunt goes wrong and leaves fellow stuntman and Colt's friend Steve Kruger in a coma, Colt seeks to investigate and stumbles upon a gang that is using wrecked cars from the stunts to smuggle out gold from a heist. Guest Stars: Burr DeBenning, Norman Alden, William Bryant, Lynn Borden, Michael G. Kelly, Glenn Corbett and Judith Chapman. | ||||
13 | "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harold (1E23)" | Ron Satlof | Nick Thiel | 3 Feb 1982 |
Colt strives to protect his eccentric friend Ozzie (and Ozzie's imaginal friend Harold), who spends time as a scavenger, from a couple of phony cops working for the mob, after Ozzie witnesses the assassination of a judge. Guest Stars: Buddy Hackett, Joyce Jameson, William Bassett, William Bryant, Joe La Due, Fred Lerner, Bob Minor, Beverly Sanders and Alejandro Rey. | ||||
14 | "Soldiers of Misfortune (1E25)" | Lawrence Dobkin | David Braff | 10 Feb 1982 |
Colt and Howie are caught in an explosive situation when they join a survival training unit in order to bring an ex-green beret to justice. Guest Stars: J D Cannon, Cynthia Sikes, Steve Sandor, William Bogert and Robert F. Lyons | ||||
15 | "Ready, Aim, Die (1E27)" | Peter Crane | Mark Jones | 17 Feb 1982 |
A distressed damsel pleads with Colt to locate and save her brother from a gambling mafia but after a detective friend whom Colt approaches for assistance is seriously hurt in a hit and run, Colt soon realizes he may have unwittingly walked into a trap. Guest Stars: Mary Crosby, Charlie Callas, Michael Delano, Michael Pataki and Al Ruscio | ||||
16 | "Ladies on the Ropes (1E29)" | Daniel Haller | Nick Thiel | 24 Feb 1982 |
Colt tries to help a couple of pro-wrestling girls win a big championship match by disrupting the plans of their scheming manager and an avaricious team owner who wants their contracts, and it also involves Howie entering the arena as 'Handsome Howard'. Guest Stars: Val Bisoglio, Tony Burton, Michael Gazzo, Clare Klaren and Melanie Vincz. | ||||
17 | "The Snow Job (1E31)" | Winrich Kolbe | Glen A. Larson and Robert Janes | 3 Mar 1982 |
Colt is in Aspen, Colorado for a commercial shoot when he runs into an old friend Robin who is being hounded by her Congressman husband and his henchmen after she threatens to expose his illicit affairs and illegal, corrupt deals. Guest Stars: James Carrington, David Hedison, Anne Lockhart, Susanne Reed, Alfie Wise, Morgan Woodward and James Wainwright. | ||||
18 | "Guess Who's Coming To Town? (1E33)" | Gil Bettman | Glen A. Larson | 17 Mar 1982 |
With Colt injured in a freak 'accident', Howie and Jody go after a young check-forgery suspect in a small town in Nevada but when they face trouble, a limping Colt with a 'savage' reputation arrives and finds the suspect being held captive by the town's influential men who are hell-bent on protecting a murky secret. Guest Stars: Jason Evers, Joey Forman, Bert Freed, Barbra Horan, John McLiam, Albert Salmi and Robin Strand. | ||||
19 | "Child's Play (1E35)" | Paul Stanley | Nick Thiel | 24 Mar 1982 |
Colt, Howie and Jody must protect a girl with a photographic memory holds the key to the case of her father nabbed by the mob while preparing to testify against them. Guest Stars: James Booth, Buck Taylor and Dana Hill. | ||||
20 | "Charlie (1E37)" | Daniel Haller | David Braff | 7 Apr 1982 |
While at Reno, Colt meets up with an old acquaintance, a daring stuntwoman named Charlie Hefferton and joins her in her quest to save her brother Mel who is on the run from a mobster and his son from whom he has swindled a fortune and squandered it by gambling. Guest Stars: Asher Brauner, John David Carson, Bruce Gordon, Archie Hahn, Jock Mahoney and Tricia O'Neil. | ||||
21 | "Three For The Road (1E39)" | Bruce Bilson | Lou Shaw | 14 Apr 1982 |
Colt reluctantly teams up with Kay Faulkner on a trip to Mexico to recover a stolen cache of jewels. Guest Stars: Joshua Bryant, Judith Chapman, Zitto Kazann, Judy Landers, Scott Marlowe and Bert Rosario. | ||||
22 | "The Silent Partner (1E41)" | Tom Connors | Larry Brand and Rebecca Reynolds | 28 Apr 1982 |
A singer convinces his driver to take the rap on assault charge on a man threatening to expose him to save his carer, when the man dies and Colt and Howie try to bring the driver back they learn there's more to the case than meets the eye. Guest Stars: Mitch Carter, Mickey Gilley Jenny Sherman and Tracey Walter. | ||||
23 | "Scavenger Hunt (1E43)" | Cliff Bole | Lou Shaw | 5 May 1982 |
Howie clashes with a group of disgruntled naval officers on the trail of the $5 million they helped steal. Guest Stars: William Bryant, Terry Carter, Heather Locklear, Gary Lockwood, Doug McClure, Jan Murray as Himself, Steve Shortridge and Christopher Stone. Special Cameo appearance by Herve Villechaize. |
Second season (1982–83)
Serial No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date |
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24 | "Bail and Bond (7B05)" | Bruce Bilson | Bill and Jo LaMond | 27 Oct 1982 |
Colt is in Rio de Janeiro shooting a James Bond film when Terri enlists his help to trace an attractive female bail jumper who has flown there and it leaves Colt and Howie caught in a tussle between the Brazilian Police and an elusive, lethal lady ("The Contessa") involved in money-laundering. Guest Stars: Martine Beswicke, John Carter, William Bryant, Sid Haig, Eric Mason and Pamela Susan Shoop. | ||||
25 | "The Ives Have It (7B03)" | Paul Stanley | Lou Shaw and Glen A. Larson | 3 Nov 1982 |
Colt and Howie are sent to Aruba to nab a woman for burglary who turns out to have and identical twin - and an excellent motive of theft. Guest Stars: Ann Turkel, James O'Sullivan and Red West. | ||||
26 | "Colt's Outlaws (1) (7B17)" | Paul Stanley | Larry Brody | 10 Nov 1982 |
While Shooting a picture down south Colt's friend and mentor Wild Dan Wilde is arrested and framed for a murder he had nothing to do with. When Colt learns for Terri that the mayor in that town is crooked and building an empire based on fraud and that he had the sheriff kill the only man brave enough to come forward and frame Dan for the crime. Colt then decides to rip the town with a bunch of stuntman and Dan's friends disguised as bikers. Guest Stars: Ramon Bieri, Melody Anderson, Beans Morocco, William Bryant, Robert F. Hoy, L.Q Jones, David Tress and Jock Mahoney. Special Cameo appearance by Johnny Lee. | ||||
27 | "Colt Breaks Out (2) (7B19)" | Daniel Haller | Larry Brody | 10 Nov 1982 |
When the crooked mayor learns that someone saw the sheriff fame Wilde Dan, he calls someone from the national guard and manages to capture the bikers (including Howie and Jody). When Colt Learns this he can't let the witness Mary Walker talk to the Antony General. Colt decides to go back to that town the get the others out of jail with Dan and Mary to help, but this time the mayor is ready for him. Guest Stars: Ramon Bieir, Melody Anderson, Beans Morocco, Kevin Hagen, Robert F. Hoy L.Q Jones and Jock Mahoney. Special Cameo sppearances by Johnny Lee and Charlene Tilton. | ||||
28 | "Mighty Myron (7B07)" | Cliff Bole | Mark Jones and Les Carter | 17 Nov 1982 |
Colt and Howie try to clear the name of a Orangutan who's been framed for murdering his trainer and have to do it before it is put to sleep. Guest Stars: Delta Burke, Denny Miller and Clifton James. | ||||
29 | "Reluctant Traveling Companion (7B09)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Robert Earll | 24 Nov 1982 |
Colt has to escort an attractive but obstreperous woman, Christina who has been accused of financial fraud, from Philadelphia by train for a court appearance in Los Angeles and also has to protect her from assassins during the journey. Guest Stars: Mary-Margaret Humes, Lonny Chapman, Erik Holland, Lee Patterson and Michael D. Roberts. Special Guest appearance by Richard Burton. | ||||
30 | "A Piece of Cake (7B01)" | Bruce Bilson | Burton Armus | 1 Dec 1982 |
Colt visits New York to nab a small-time gambler but has impeded a larger police investigation on a high-profile criminal named Nick Trainer and finds himself compelled by an uncompromising police Capt. Finley to pursue Trainer. Guest Stars: Dick O'Neill, Terry Kiser, Frank Aletter, Michael Delano, Cork Hubbert and Bert Rosario. | ||||
31 | "Hell On Wheels (7B15)" | Vince Edwards | Duane Poole and Tom Swale | 8 Dec 1982 |
Colt and the gang follow a roller derby team to San Diego to grab a female player Elizabeth "Mad dog" McCloskey who faces an assault charge and find that she was just an unwitting accomplice to the manager who is using the team as a mask for his drug operations. Guest Star: Janet Julian, James Wainwright, Tracy Scoggins, William Bryant and Clu Gulager. | ||||
32 | "How Do I Kill Thee... Let Me Count the Ways (7B11)" | Daniel Haller | Glen A. Larson | 22 Dec 1982 |
Colt locks horns with a group of ex-CIA operatives who are in charge of security for a major global corporation when they resort to a series of dirty tricks to silence their auditor from exposing missing funds from the company accounts. Guest Stars: David Sheiner, Jack Ging, Paul Williams, Pat McCormick and Peter Mark Richman. | ||||
33 | "Win One for the Gipper??? (7B21)" | Bruce Bilson | E. Nick Alexander | 5 Jan 1983 |
Colt's Football playing cousin Jimmy Joe Seavers, and two of his friends is forced to play a football game by a crooked army Sergeant so the Sergeant can sell stuff on the black market at other army bases. Guests Stars: David Huddleston, Norman Alden, Curtis Credel, Terence Goodman, Tony Longo, Morgan Paull and Don Stroud. Special Cameo appearances by Dan Fouts, Deacon Jones, Ted Hendricks and Featuring Chick Hearn as the announcer. | ||||
34 | "Happy Trails (7B23)" | Daniel Haller | Lou Shaw and Glen A. Larson | 12 Jan 1983 |
Episode dedicated to Roy Rogers. While filming stunts in the countryside with Roy, Colt has to deal with a gang of car-thieves operating in the vicinity after they stiff Howie with a stolen car. Guest Stars: John Anderson, William Bryant, Crofton Harderster, Beau Starr and Marshall R. Teague. Special Cameo appearances by Pat Buttram, James Drury, Jack Kelly and Doug McClure. Special Guest Stars: Roy Rogers (King of the Cowboys) and Trigger (the smartest horse in the movies). | ||||
35 | "Manhunter (7B25)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Larry Brody | 19 Jan 1983 |
Colt and the gang fly to Acapulco on the trail of a couple of playboyish crooks and after one of them is found dead, they need to work with another bounty-hunter, Sabrina Caldwell, to track down the other and foil his plan to sell off stolen Mexican treasures. Guest Stars: Priscilla Presley, Burr DeBenning, Gary Hudson, George Loros, Joe Maross, Alejandro Rey and Stewart Granger. | ||||
36 | "The Further Adventures of Ozzie and Harold (7B29)" | Bruce Bilson | Larry Brody | 26 Jan 1983 |
While protecting his eccentric, vagrant pal Ozzie from hoodlums after he witnesses a homicide, Colt comes across his real identity, that of a rich businessman and a victim of a conspiracy, and hatches a plot to nail the culprit and return Ozzie back home. Guest Stars: Buddy Hackett, Allan Miller, Tracey Bregman and Michael Callan. | ||||
37 | "Death Boat (7B13)" | Paul Stanley | Lou Shaw | 2 Feb 1983 |
Colt and the gang hop aboard a cruise ship with both men posing as millionaires to ensnare an accused jewel thief who has surgically altered her looks but she is also the target of insurance investigator Kay Faulkner and her former accomplice for the stolen jewels. Guest Stars: Alan Feinstein, Elta Blake, William Bryant, Ben Frank, Paul Henry Itkin and Judith Chapman. | ||||
38 | "Eight Ball (7B27)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Lou Shaw | 9 Feb 1983 |
Colt lends a helping hand to his old pal and ex-pool game wizard Joe O'Hara to come out of the dumps and compete in a high-profile tournament in Reno and on the way has to tackle goons sent by a gambler who has high stakes in the tournament. Guest Stars: Tony Curtis, Lou Butera, Victoria Lewis and Robbi Morgan. | ||||
39 | "Spaced Out (7B31)" | Daniel Haller | Glen A. Larson | 16 Feb 1983 |
Colt and the gang are filming stunts for a war movie in a small, peaceful town when all the tranquility is shattered by "aliens" invading in a saucer-like UFO who rob the town's bank and kidnap Jody. Colt has his work cut out to unravel the mystery after he is suspected of the robbery and is detained by the town's Police. Guest Stars: William Bryant, Pat Corley, Richard Davalos, Robert Donner, Jason Evers, Darby Hinton, Woodrow Parfrey and Jan Smithers | ||||
40 | "Strange Bedfellows (7B33)" | Bruce Kessler | Lou Shaw | 23 Feb 1983 |
A woman who stole some money, who's in jail, has Jody kidnapped so that Terri will bail her out. Colt knows that she will bolt, so he tails her and she tries to shake him. Guest Stars: Lewis Van Bergen, William Bryant, Brian Cutler, Charles Dierkop, John Kerry and Mary Crosby. | ||||
41 | "The Molly Sue (7B35)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Harry Thomason | 2 Mar 1983 |
On the trail of a grave robber who has fled to Panama in a stolen WW2 B-25, Colt and Howie enlist the help of a feisty veteran pilot. Guest Stars: Stuart Margolin, Kristen Meadows, Robert Davi, William Green Bush, Perry Lopez and Jeremy Kemp. | ||||
42 | "One Hundred Miles a Gallon (7B37)" | Bruce Kessler | Robert Earll and Burton Armus | 9 Mar 1983 |
Colt makes a trip to rural South Carolina to help out his former sweetheart Irene after her husband has been murdered and her son made a fugitive by a wealthy and crooked businessman who uses the local moonshining operation as a cover for cocaine smuggling. Guest Stars: Andrew Prine, Eric Stoltz, Michael Bowen, Vince McKewin, Dean Smith, Michael Constantine and Trish Van Devere. | ||||
43 | "P.S. I Love You (7B39)" | Don Medford | Larry Brody | 16 Mar 1983 |
Colt strives to bring down an illegal gambling den in Palm Springs in order to exonerate an actor friend (Tab Hunter) who has been framed for murder. Guest Stars: Dana Hill, Bruce Bauer, William Bryant, Kirk Scott, Bruce Solomon, and Greg Morris. Special Camo appearance by Tab Hunter. | ||||
44 | "The Chameleon (7B41)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Lou Shaw, Aubrey Solomon and Steve Greenberg | 6 Apr 1983 |
Colt tries to get to a bail jumper, a former actor known for his disguising prowess, through his researcher daughter but also has to confront a crooked cop who is after the money previously looted by the actor and his pals. Guest Stars: J.D Cannon, Dane Clark, Paul Mantee, Frank Marth and Michelle Phillips. | ||||
45 | "The Chase (7B43)" | Daniel Haller | Lou Shaw | 13 Apr 1983 |
Colt and a pestering car-thief Max Downey try to survive a dangerous ride in a motor-home from Texas to Los Angeles, while they are being targeted by an influential militia group that seeks to eliminate Max who is a witness to one of their killings. Guest Stars: Ed Nelson, Michael Pataki, John Quade, Arthur Roberts and Cleavon Little. | ||||
46 | "Just a Small Circle of Friends (7B45)" | Michael O'Herlihy | David Chambers | 4 May 1983 |
Colt and Howie attempt to penetrate the fortified abode of a cult run by a deceitful couple to rescue a young woman, who has taken refuge there but the stakes are high as she is soon to inherit her rich father's wealth. Guest Stars: Jenny Sullivan, John Vernon, Guy Stockwell, Katherine Brewster, William Bryant, Heather Locklear and Wings Hauser. |
Third season (1983–84)
Serial No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date |
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47 | "Devil's Island (2G01)" | Daniel Haller | Lou Shaw | 21 Sep 1983 |
Colt plots a daring mission with a group of fellow stuntmen to rescue his former high-school sweetheart from a secluded Mexican prison where she is being held as a part of a scheme by her ex-fiancée to preclude her from testifying against him. Guest Stars: Lindsay Wagner, Hector Elias and Mark Goddard. | ||||
48 | "Trauma (2G04)" | Ted Lange | Lou Shaw and Michael Halperin | 28 Sep 1983 |
Howie is seriously hurt after a stunt with a studio truck goes awfully wrong but Colt finds out that it was no accident and a crook who is after something stashed in Colt's own truck is involved. Guest Stars: the crew of Trauma Center, Dick Patterson, Tom Stern, William Bryant, Jeff Cooper and Clu Gulager. | ||||
49 | "Pleasure Isle (2G03)" | Daniel Haller | Deborah Davis | 5 Oct 1983 |
Colt and the gang venture into an island paradise in French Polynesia where a rich businessman is holding his former secretary-cum-mistress hostage after she has blocked his access to his funds. Guest Stars: Richard Lynch, Carol Lynley and Paul Cavonis. | ||||
50 | "Baker's Dozen (2G05)" | Russ Mayberry | Howard Berk | 19 Oct 1983 |
Terri sends Colt after a man holed up in a dude ranch in Arizona but after Colt temporarily incapacitates him during a fight and it turns out that he is actually a mole working for the government inside a gang of mercenaries, Colt is obligated to take over his place. Guest Stars: Michael MacRae, Blackie Dammett, Dennis Burkley, Bo Svenson and Burton Gilliam. | ||||
51 | "The Last Drive (2G06)" | Ted Lange | Alan Rachins | 26 Oct 1983 |
After Colt inadvertently impedes a probe, a coercive government crimes investigator bullies Colt into infiltrating a secretive criminal operation as an ace driver and while Colt proves his mettle in a wild car chase on the Los Angeles streets, Howie is not so successful as a snoopy French chef. Guest Stars: Ian Wolfe, Tricia O'Neil, Randy Brooks, Joseph Brooks, Marshall Teague, Jourdan Fremin, Marc Alaimo, Clayton Day and Dennis Patrick. | ||||
52 | "TKO (2G02)" | Donald McDougall | David Braff | 2 Nov 1983 |
A promising young boxer in Las Vegas, Leon "Bam Bam" Brannigan and his con-artist manager Lou Carnesco who are being threatened by a local don running a match-fixing racket, get a helping hand from Colt who is in town to grab Lou. Guest Stars: Shecky Greene, Susan Kase, Danny Wells and Dennis Breckner. Special Cameo appearances by Sugar Ray Robinson, Bobby Chacon, and Archie Moore. Special appearance by Larry Holmes as Himself. | ||||
53 | "Dirty Laundry (2G07)" | Russ Mayberry | Lou Shaw | 9 Nov 1983 |
Colt attempts to snatch a woman in Lake Tahoe for skipping bail but realizes she is being blackmailed by a crooked attorney who has abducted her son and is coercing her boyfriend, a popular singer, to launder a huge sum of illegal money. Guest Stars: Terry Kiser, Penny Peyser, Maggie Cooper, Grainger Hines, Jonathan Goldsmith and Paul Anka. | ||||
54 | "Inside, Outside (2G08)" | Donald McDougall | Lou Shaw and Michael Halperin | 16 Nov 1983 |
When Terri is kidnapped with Colt being warned not to testify in court against Garrick and after Garrick insists he is being framed by someone in his inside circle, Colt deploys Howie as Garrick's bodyguard with a dubious loyalty to sniff out the conspirator and rescue Terri. Guest Stars: Morgan Brittany, Gary Wood, Anne Lockhart, Dennis Holahan, Christopher Connelly and Richard Anderson | ||||
55 | "Pirates of Nashville (2G09)" | Bruce Kessler | Harry Thomason | 23 Nov 1983 |
The son of a man Colt knows, who works at a record in L.A, is arrested and then jumps bail for killing a man he works for. While at Nashville Colt and Howie learn that the boy was framed by a counterfeit operator as the man was on to something. Guest Stars: Ray Stevens, Leigh McCloskey, Red West and Taylor Laetter. Special Guest appearances by Dottie West and The Charlie Daniels Band as themselves. | ||||
56 | "Hollywood Shorties (2G10)" | Don Medford | Michael Halperin and Daniel Freudenberger | 30 Nov 1983 |
When a drug-smuggling gang needs the services of a small-sized stuntman to extricate a package stuck in an airport vent and abducts his wife to force him to do the job, Colt works with a group of other small-sized stuntmen to rescue her. Guest Stars: Robert Fuller, Jennifer Runyon, Marcia DeRousse, Tommy Madden, Michael Dante, Jimmy Briscoe, Martin Cassidy and Michael Gregory. | ||||
57 | "To the Finish (2G11)" | Daniel Haller | Deborah Davis, Ron Friedman and Bill Taub | 7 Dec 1983 |
Colt persuades his friend and race-car driver Pat Patterson to compete in a top race to get past haunting memories of a war-time ambush but they both need to deal with a mysterious adversary who is desperate to stop Patterson from making it to the race. Guest Stars: David Carradine, Guy Stockwell, Will Nye, Randy Mantooth, Stack Pierce and Meredith MacRae as herself. | ||||
58 | "Wheels (2G12)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Richard Raskin | 21 Dec 1983 |
While filming in Seattle, Colt confronts an old nemesis Travis Tyler, an impulsive daredevil stuntman who is now paraplegic and accused in a murder conspiracy but reconciles and works to absolve him of the charges and reunite him with his fiancée. Guest Stars: Jim Knaub, Jennifer Darling, Robert O'Reilly, Steve Sandor, Robin Riker and David Doyle. | ||||
59 | "Cool Hand Colt (2G14)" | Donald McDougall | Lou Shaw and Michael Halperin | 4 Jan 1984 |
Colt is in Louisiana to take in a young, hot-headed environmental activist but allies with him to derail the plans of the all-powerful and unscrupulous Sheriff of the local parish who is scheming to usurp the local natural habitat for commercial purposes. Guest Stars: Tim Dunigan, Doug McClure, Linda Thompson and Robert Gooden. | ||||
60 | "The Huntress (2G13)" | Daniel Haller | Deborah Dean Davis, Ron Friedman | 11 Jan 1984 |
Colt is tasked with chasing down "Ms. Turner", a cross-dressing hit-"man" who has an obessive passion for Rodin sculptures. In this case (and much to his displeasure), Colt is joined by his acquaintance Diana, the widow of an old friend and an amateur bounty hunter who covets the $ 50,000 reward for a charity cause. Guest Stars: Cyd Charisse, David Sheiner and Harvey Jason. | ||||
61 | "Bite of the Wasp (2G15)" | Don Medford | Lou Shaw | 18 Jan 1984 |
A loose pastiche of The Sting broken into three acts. Colt, Howie and Jody are working on a low-budget film when the producer finds themselves extorted for money. The extortionist is a crooked councilor who has recklessly run up some considerable gambling debts with the 'syndicate'. Colt decides to mount a 'sting' operation by pretending to be a contract killer called 'The Wasp' and getting Jody to finagle her way into the councilor's affections by playing slutty and wearing a series of skimpy outfits. Guest Stars: Tab Hunter, Raymond St. Jacques, Roger Perry, Arnie Moore and Mary-Margaret Humes. | ||||
62 | "Rabbit's Feet (2G16)" | Daniel Haller | Edward J. Lakso | 25 Jan 1984 |
Terri convinces a reluctant Colt to travel to the hinterland of Argentina and rescue a crafty conman who is in trouble with the local law and ranchers for attempting to steal and smuggle horse embryos out of the country. Guest Stars: Robert Morse, Julie Carmen, Victor Mohica, Carlos Romero and Henry Darrow. | ||||
63 | "Olympic Quest (2G17)" | George Stanford Brown | Ron Friedman | 1 Feb 1984 |
Colt heads to Sarajevo, Yugoslavia to watch his sister Tracy try and win the Gold medal for skiing at the 1984 Olympics, but when Colt gets there, he learns that someone is trying to kill her for accidently, filming a kidnapping while filming her boyfriend George playing hockey. Guest Stars: Jennifer Holmes, Philip Brown, Luke Askew, George Innes, Savely Kramarov, Walter Gotell and Steven Keats. | ||||
64 | "Always Say Always (2G18)" | Donald McDougall | Lou Shaw and Michael Halperin | 22 Feb 1984 |
While performing stunts in Hong Kong for a new Bond movie, Colt tangles with a local cartel backed by a corrupt top cop who are after an American art historian over a set of valuable smuggled Chinese artefacts. Guest Stars: Jonathan Frakes, Soon-Teck Oh, Barrie Ingham and James Hong. Special Guest appearances by Britt Ekland, Joanna Pettet and Lana Wood as themselves. | ||||
65 | "King of the Cowboys (2G19)" | Daniel Haller | Lou Shaw and Bill Taub | 29 Feb 1984 |
The second episode dedicated to Roy Rogers. Colt is back shooting for Roy's TV special and is perplexed as to why some men are desperate to rustle the horses rented for the show and finds it is no coincidence that some sparklers that look like diamonds keep showing up in the dirt. Guest Stars: Gary Lockwood, Roy "Dusty" Rogers Jr, Michael Pataki, Robert Tessier, Lewis Van Bergen and Roy Rogers. Special Cameo appearances by Peter Breck, Jock Mahoney and John Russell. | ||||
66 | "Boom (2G20)" | Don Medford | Ron Friedman | 7 Mar 1984 |
Colt tries to rescue Jody and a couple of other hostages from a multi-story hospital where they are being held by a drug-dealing gang that seeks to get back at Colt for foiling their major operation and also demands a hefty ransom for Jody's release. Guest Stars: John Vernon, Frank Campanella, Robert Walker, Robert Donner and Mallie Jackson. | ||||
67 | "Undersea Odyssey (2G21)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Barry Jacobs and Stuart Jacobs | 21 Mar 1984 |
Terri tricks the gang into going to Bermuda, to help a friend of hers get her boyfriend back for jumping bail, for killing someone and throwing the body into the river which she doesn't believe he did. But unknown to her, he did to make sure he didn't report him sinking a boat with stolen gold. Guest Stars: David Hedison, Irena Ferris, Sid Haig, Robert Miranda and Mary Crosby. Special Cameo appearance by Keith Barish. | ||||
68 | "Old Heroes Never Die (2G22)" | Daniel Haller | Michael Halperin | 2 May 1984 |
Colt comes to the aid of an ex-baseball legend with whom he has a childhood connection, when he has fallen on tough times and is also being targeted by a gang that runs a fraudulent gambling racket. Guest Stars: Paul Winfield, Mills Watson, Bill McKinney, Dick Bakalyan and Ross Porter |
Fourth season (1984–85)
Serial No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date |
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69 70 | "Losers Weepers (2Z01)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Lou Shaw | 19 Sep 1984 |
The gang gets involved with a bunch of comedians, an insurance agent and the theft of $3 million. Guest Stars: Don Adams, Frank Gorshin, Karen Salkin, Avery Schreiber, Dick Shawn, Larry Storch, Jimmie Walker, Sammy Jackson, Kay Lenz and Kristen Meadows | ||||
71 | "Stranger Than Fiction (2Z03)" | Bruce Bilson | Deborah Davis | 26 Sep 1984 |
Chased by hitmen, Colt has to dangerously wade through the everglades of Florida escorting a female writer after she adamantly refuses to part with a tape containing incriminating info about a mob boss, which she plans to use for her latest book. Guest Stars: Susan Lucci, Jayson Kane, Curtis Taylor and Richard Lynch. | ||||
72 | "Prisoner (2Z05)" | Michael O'Herlihy | Sam Egan | 10 Oct 1984 |
After Jody makes an impetuous move of going solo after a female skip and they both get locked up in a seedy women's facility in Arizona where inmates are being sexually exploited and trafficked for money by the officials in charge, Colt and Howie attempt to break in and rescue Jody and the other women. Guest Stars: Jim McMullan, Patrice Chanel, Rex Holman, Alice Tompkins, Sybil Danning, Annette McCarthy and Joan Shawlee. | ||||
73 | "Terror U. (2Z04)" | Alan Crosland | David Garber and Bruce Kalish | 17 Oct 1984 |
Colt hides in a frat house from hit men, after he picks up his latest bounty, who was turning state's evidence in a money laundering case. Guest Stars: Ken Stovitz, Michael Callan, Joshua Gadman, Brain Mann, Ross Hagen, Robert Dryer, Ted Gehring, Dana Elcar and Henry Gibson | ||||
74 | "Private Eyes (2Z06)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Doug Heyes Jr. and Bruce E. Kalish | 24 Oct 1984 |
Working on a TV detectives' special show, Colt helps Howie come to terms with his insatiable father and also skirmishes with a gang that is after the cars procured for the stunts to retrieve some contraband items hidden within. Guest Stars: Cameron Mitchell, Paul Lambert, Marshall Teague, Derek Barton. Special Guest appearances by William Conrad, Barry Newman and Mike Connors. | ||||
75 | "October the 31st (2Z07)" | Alan Crosland | Lou Shaw and Sam Egan | 31 Oct 1984 |
A Halloween-themed episode in which Colt and the gang are filming in an eerie mansion and encounter strange happenings that include Jody being stalked by the 'ghost' of the mansion's deceased owner. Guest Stars: Orson Bean, Doug McClure, Signe Hasso, Cassandra Peterson and John Carradine Special Cameo appearances by David Carradine, Keith Carradine and Robert Carradine. | ||||
76 | "Sandcastles (2Z01)" | Daniel Haller | Andrew Schneider | 7 Nov 1984 |
Terri sends Jody to locate a buy she bailed out in Hawaii. When she finds him, she falls for him. Colt later arrives and wants to take him back but he claims he was framed and he knows how to get the ones who framed him. It seems like he has something they want, counterfeiting plates. Guest Stars: Tim Dunigan, Robert O'Reilly and Phillip Richard Allen. | ||||
77 | "Dead Bounty (2Z08)" | Hollingsworth Morse | William Read Woodfield and Keith A. Walker | 14 Nov 1984 |
Colt's prisoner ends up in a coma after being left in police custody in a small town and Colt needs to find the other prisoner at the station, whom the corrupt cops are trying to shake down for his hidden loot, to bring out the truth. Guest Stars: Michael J. Pollard, Brooke Bundy, Dennis Fimple, Denny Miller, Eb Lottimer, Steve Bassett and Robert Davi. | ||||
78 | "The San Francisco Caper (2Z09)" | Daniel Haller | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 21 Nov 1984 |
Colt visits San Francisco to capture a man charged with stealing a precious diamond but runs into some clues that suggest the "theft" of the diamond might have been staged by its owner. Guest Stars: Peter Brown, Christopher Connelly, Beau Starr, Christopher Thomas and LaGena Lookabill. | ||||
79 | "Baja 1000 (2Z11)" | Daniel Haller | Stuart and Barry Jacobs | 28 Nov 1984 |
The director who gave Colt his first job and who has been using it for years to get Colt to work on his low rate movies. Now he wants Colt to take part in a desert race supposedly to get more footage. But what he didn't tell Colt is that he made a bet with someone in Vegas who upon learning how much he stands to lose sends a man whom Colt sent to prison to keep him from winning. Guest Stars: Bert Kramer, Clayton Day, Jack Kruschen, Michael Dante, Alex Colon, Kristoffer Tabori, Peter Mark Richman and Meredith MacRae as herself. | ||||
80 | "The Winner (2Z12)" | Ray Austin | Lou Shaw and Sam Egan | 19 Dec 1984 |
Jason, a boy with Down Syndrome on his way to the Special Olympics, witnesses a murder at a bus station. After he hides in the backs of Colt's truck and his group's bus leaves without him, Colt helps him evade the killers and take part in the event. Unusually, Howie's knowledge about Down Syndrome is quite correct and even somewhat useful. Guest Stars: Dennis Cole, Evan Richards, Randolph Mantooth, Robert DoQui, Katherine Baumann, Terrence McNally, Jason Kingsley and Larry Holmes Special Cameo appearances by Lou Ferrigno and Bruce Jenner | ||||
81 | "Semi-Catastrophe (2Z10)" | Ray Austin | Aubrey Solomon and Steve Greenberg | 2 Jan 1985 |
Colt joins forces with an independent female trucker against a highway gang that is fleecing truckers in the garb of protection money, but has to deal with one more adversary - her extremely possessive, mulish boyfriend. Guest Stars: Cristina Raines, John Matuszak, Lonny Chapman, Gary Lee Davis, Stack Pierce and Robert F. Hoy, | ||||
82 | "Her Bodyguard (2Z14)" | Don McDougall | Sam Egan | 9 Jan 1985 |
Colt manoeuvers himself to be the personal bodyguard of a rich and obstinate woman Jessica Beaumont in order to trap her best friend's brother who is targeting Jessica after he blames her for his sister's injury in a mysterious fire accident. Guest Stars: Sonja Smits, Christopher Templeton, Daniel McDonald and David Hedison | ||||
83 | "I Love Paris (2Z13)" | Daniel Haller | Ron Friedman, Bruce Kalish and David Garber | 16 Jan 1985 |
The gang is sent to Paris on false pretenses. Colt's real object is to identify a terrorist assassin only he can recognize. While there Colt is framed for shooting a police officer and has to break out of jail to stop the assassin. Guest Stars Alana Stewart, David Sheiner, Luca Bercovici, Warwick Sims and Aharon Ipale Special Cameo appearances by J.P Romano and Peter MacLean. | ||||
84 | "Sheriff Seavers (2Z17)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Andrew Schneider, David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 23 Jan 1985 |
Colt and Howie venture into a small town to seize a bail jumper who is the son of a wicked local honcho, with the aid of the local Sheriff but when the Sheriff is gunned down, they temporarily don the roles of the Sheriff and his deputy and eventually save the town from a calamity. Guest Stars: Michael Young, Zetta Whitlow, Robert Tessier, Stewart Moss, John Dennis Johnston, Alan Jordan, Gregory Walcott, James R. Mitchum and Morgan Woodward. | ||||
85 | "Tailspin (2Z15)" | Lindsley Parsons, III | Aubrey Solomon and Steve Greenberg | 30 Jan 1985 |
Colt is on the trail of a bank robber and based on the only clue, starts performing flying stunts at an air show run by an old-timer helped by his doting daughter, and soon discovers why the robber evinces interest in the show. Guest Stars: Red West, Jeff Cooper, Leslie Wing, Bill McKinney and Charles Dierkop | ||||
86 | "High Orbit (2Z16)" | Daniel Haller | Jim Full and Barry Jacobs and Stuart Jacobs | 6 Feb 1985 |
Colt is the stuntman for a movie being shot at NASA's control center and after a couple of close shaves that reek of sabotage, Colt uncovers a sinister plot under the guise of the movie to steal a valuable microchip from a space shuttle. Guest Stars: John Vernon, Richard Pierson, Allan Rich and Don Galloway. Special Guest appearances by Buzz Aldrin, Scott Carpenter and Michael Collins. | ||||
87 | "Rockabye Baby (2Z18)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Sam Egan and Lou Shaw | 13 Feb 1985 |
An aspiring singer lets a producer hear her music. But when a man comes in the producer asks her to leave and he turns the tape recorder on to record the conversation. Now the man is trying to extort the producer but the producer won't give in, when he sees that the producer is recording them, there's a struggle he pulls out a gun and shoots the producer. The singer comes in to get her tape and grabs the gun and fires a warning shot. The police arrest her. Terri bails her out. Now she tries to be a singer much to the consternation of her father. Colt is tasked with bringing her in. And the extortionist tries to get the tape that's in her possession. Guest Stars: Kutee, Hari Rhodes, Terry Carter, Steve Sandor and Don Blakely. Special Cameo appearances by La Toya Jackson, The Temptations and The Four Tops | ||||
88 | "Spring Break (2Z19)" | Ted Lange | Aubrey Solomon and Steve Greenberg | 20 Feb 1985 |
Colt and the gang head to Palm Springs after a university's bursar accused of embezzling funds and have to tangle with the real crooks behind the fraud and also deal with a bunch of students who have decamped with a disk that contains incriminating data about the embezzlement. Guest Stars: Ken Olandt, Raymond St. Jacques, Eric Scott, Christopher Michael Moore, Forest Whitaker, Lee Paul, Erik Stern, Mills Watson and Frank Aletter. | ||||
89 | "Split Image (2Z20)" | Daniel Haller | Andrew Schneider | 27 Feb 1985 |
Colt and Howie nab a 'cocaine dealer' in San Diego but soon realize he is not the one they are after but an exact look-alike, an innocent shoe-salesman who is being set up by the cocaine dealer to be the target of a rival mob whom he has swindled. Guest Stars: Terry Kiser, Ron Perlman, Robert Costanzo, Carlos Frenandez, Joe Campanella and Mary-Margaret Humes. Special Cameo appearance by Gary Owens. | ||||
90 | "Skip Family Robinson (2Z21)" | Tom Connors | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 6 Mar 1985 |
Colt is at a health resort to nab a habitual conman but ends up working with him and his daughters to trap the resort owner's mob brother who is illegally in the country incognito and wants the conman dead to protect his cover. Guest Stars: Tom Atkins, Jourdan Fremin, Robert Hogan, Jennifer Holmes, Tim Rossovich, John Ireland and Cal Worthington. | ||||
91 | "Reel Trouble (2Z22)" | Daniel Haller | Sam Egan and Andrew Schneider | 10 Apr 1985 |
While filming stunts in Turkey, Colt tries to deal with a young, overenthusiastic stuntwoman who is making the stunts a bit unsafe and then strategizes to recover the film's negatives that are stolen for ransom by a local hashish-dealing gang. Guest Stars: Daphne Ashbrook, Herbert Edelman, David Hess, Sid Haig, Michael Zand, Clive Revill and Theodore Bikel. |
Fifth season (1985–86)
Serial No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date |
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92 | "Dead Ringer (4E04)" | Don Medford | Sam Egan and Andrew Schneider | 26 Sep 1985 |
In his first assignment for bail bondswoman Pearl Sperling, Colt travels to Vegas where his quarry, an expert forger named Claude Purcell, is enrolled in an Elvis impersonation contest and takes on a gang that is forcing Purcell to forge a wealthy man's will. Guest Stars: Steven Keats, Kirk Wall, Nedra Volz, Alex Kubik and Greg Mullavey. Special Guest appearance by Mickey Gilley. Special Cameo appearance by David Carradine | ||||
93 | "King of the Stuntmen (4E02)" | Bernard McEveety | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 3 Oct 1985 |
While competing in a contest for stuntmen, Colt foils a plot to rob the hotel's safe and also gets a chance to clear things up with a fellow competitor and old friend who had been blaming Colt for losing his girlfriend. Guest Stars: Geoffrey Lewis, Teri Austin, Michael MacRea, Rion Hunter, Sam Ingraffia, John Dennis Johnston, Peter Breck and Ted Dawson. | ||||
94 | "Femme Fatale (4E06)" | Alan Crosland | Sam Egan | 10 Oct 1985 |
Pearl sends Colt to bring in a murderer she bailed out. She tells him to keep an eye on the witness who's going to testify against him. While waiting they see someone approach the witness and they jump him thinking he works for the guy but he turns out to be an FBI agent who is also looking for the murderer and he threatens to charge him unless he helps him. Guest Stars: Scott Baio, Alan Fudge, Stacey Nelkin, Harvey Jason, Nedra Volz, Judd Omen, James "Gypsy" Haake, Wolf Muser and Steven Elliott. | ||||
95 | "A Fistful of Lire (4E07)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Andrew Schneider | 17 Oct 1985 |
While working in Italy Howie falls for a local girl who is working on the movie. Her brother invites Colt to their village. But when they get there. they learn that the brother wants to pit them against a criminal who is terrorizing the village. They also learn that the brother is also looking for a treasure which the criminal also wants. Guest Stars: Robert Desiderio, Eddie Zammit, James Luisi and Clare Kirkconnell. | ||||
96 | "The Life of Riley (4E08)" | Larry Elikann | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 30 Nov 1985 |
Colt drives to a Sacramento motel to nab a young man charged with vandalism who implores Colt to help him trace his kidnapped daughter using the only clue he has and when Colt obliges, they soon stumble onto an adoption ring that may be involved. Guest Stars: Peter Barton, Stanley Kamel, Charles Boswell, Frank Hamilton and Nedra Volz. | ||||
97 | "October the 32nd (4E12)" | George Fenady | Sam Egan | Dec 7 1985 |
Elvira and company are filming a horror movie in an old haunted mansion during a storm and have to deal with an escaped mental patient. Guest Stars: Cassandra Peterson, Chris Humphreys, Tony Steedman, Vernon Wells, Doug McClure, Ian Wolfe and Vincent Schiavelli. | ||||
98 | "Seavers, Dead or Alive (4E10)" | Bruce Kessler | Michael Poryes and Frederick Rappaport | 14 Dec 1985 |
As he is about to testify against a powerful member of a syndicate, Colt gets framed on a drugs charge and needs to vindicate himself by finding the woman who tricked him and also stave off an old enemy, a disgraced bounty hunter who is thirsting to settle scores with Colt. Guest Stars: Bo Svenson, William Prince, Suzanne Barnes, Nedra Volz and Frank Koppala. | ||||
99 | "Escape Clause (4E16)" | Bruce Bilson | Philip John Taylor | 21 Dec 1985 |
Colt and the gang turn good Samaritans around Christmas eve as they help a part-time Santa Claus evade a bunch of gangsters who are after the stolen government bonds in his possession, and use the reward money from the bonds to help an orphanage from being shut down. Guest Stars: Bernard Fox, Lynn Whitfield, Hakeem, Tom Hallick and Robert Donner. | ||||
100 | "No Rms Ocean Vu (4E13)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Carol Saraceno, Andrew Schneider & Doug Heyes Jr. | 4 Jan 1986 |
While shooting some commercials in the Caribbean, a reluctant Colt has to escort a rich, haughty woman to a publicity event and a botched attempt to rob her jewels leaves her and Colt stranded on a desolate island. Guest Stars: Cindy Morgan, Christopher Neame, Danny Wells and M.C Gainey. | ||||
101 | "Miami's Nice (4E15)" | Hollingsworth Morse | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 10 Jan 1986 |
Colt's vacation in Miami goes awry when he is enticed by an attractive woman to go on a bounty hunt and finds himself caught between a relentless federal drugs enforcement agent and a ruthless mob family that he is seeking to bust. Guest Stars: Terry Kiser, Frank Annese, Michael Ansara, Robert Gray and Abraham Alvarez. Special Cameo appearance by Jack Carter. | ||||
102 | "Reunion (4E17)" | Bruce Kessler | Sam Egan and Tom Benko | 17 Jan 1986 |
Colt reconnects with his old flame Laura at his high-school reunion and when Laura's brother gets robbed of a heap of jewels and then Laura gets abducted, Colt suspects a link between the two incidents. Guest Stars: Sherry Rooney, Mills Watson, Kenneth Gray, Dana Gladstone, James Sloyan and Bo Hopkins. | ||||
103 | "Trial By Fire (4E11)" | Daniel Haller | Doug Heys, Jr. | 24 Jan 1986 |
While in Bangkok for some routine stunt work, Colt is revisited by his war-time past as he embarks on a daredevil mission along with a former soldier to rescue their ex-comrade who was presumed dead but is being held in a prison camp in Cambodia. Guest Stars: Dennis Haysbert, Michael Greene and Clyde Kusatsu. | ||||
104 | "In His Shadow (4E21)" | Lindsley Parsons III | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 31 Jan 1986 |
Colt has a surprise visit from an unloving son borne with a former girlfriend and tries hard to reconcile with him and also has to rescue him from the bad company of a car-stealing ring. Guest Stars: Lee Majors II, Ben Marley, Kene Holliday, Castulo Guerra, Jeffrey Josephson and Ji-Tu Cumbaka. | ||||
105 | "The Lucky Stiff (4E18)" | George Fenady | David Garber, Bruce E. Kalish and Thomas G. Edwards | 7 Feb 1986 |
A depressed loser takes out a contract for his own murder so his wife will get his life insurance money but then wins a big lottery and Colt tries to save him from the hitmen he hired who now want to fleece him out of his winnings. Guest Stars: Randolph Mantooth, Rebecca Balding, Robert Fuller and Arthur Burghardt. | ||||
106 | "Beach Blanket Bounty (4E14)" | Daniel Haller | Andrew Schneider | 21 Feb 1986 |
While in Miami for some stunt work by the beach, Colt takes up an assignment to grab a bail jumper who has been charged with industrial espionage and is in the vicinity, but needs some help from a struggling music band to nail the culprit while he tries to sell off stolen design plans of an aviation engine to a fence. Guest Stars: Members of Sha Na Na, Grant Aleksander, Paul Mantee and Oliver Clark. Special Guest appearance by Pat Boone. | ||||
107 | "The Last Chance Platoon (4E01)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Sam Egan and Andrew Schneider | 28 Feb 1986 |
Colt gets drafted into the military army to help an old friend Rick find those responsible for stealing army supplies from the base. Guest Stars: Jeff Pomerantz, Steve Jamieson, Clu Gulager, Jim Greenleaf, Dennis Ott, Anthony James, Leslie Jordan, Beau Billingslea, Curtis Taylor and Dennis Patrick. | ||||
108 | "I Now Pronounce You ... Dead (4E05)" | Daniel Haller | John Alan Schwartz & E. Paul Edwards | 7 Mar 1986 |
Pearl presses Colt to grab a conman at his wedding in San Diego and when he slips away under chaos, Colt is led to a trail of several women who have been tricked by the conman into marrying him and also has to get the better of the conman's other foes. Guest Stars: George Wyner, Suzanna Marshall, John Aprea, D.D. Howard, Nedra Volz and Ava Lazar | ||||
109 | "Two On a Skip (4E20)" | Tom Connors | David Garber and Bruce E. Kalish | 21 Mar 1986 |
After the first bounty-hunter who was sent to nab a suspect seems to be procrastinating, bail bondsman Trench sends Colt to San Francisco to track them both and Colt soon gets drawn into a crooked deal involving a stash of stolen armor and mob money that the first bounty-hunter covets. Guest Stars: Larry Riley, Willard Pugh, Robert Miranda, Beau Starr, Martin McCoo and Robert Donner. | ||||
110 | "The Lady in Green (4E19)" | Bruce Bilson | Bill Kraft | 28 Mar 1986 |
With Colt in hospital for a knee surgery, Howie and Jody reluctantly team up with an ex-actor and his pal, who used to play a crime-fighting duo in their movies, in probing a murder that the actor witnessed at a museum, and a recuperating Colt soon joins in. Guest Stars: Hurd Hatfield, Eddie Deezen, Sid Melton, Maurice Marsac, Beverly Archer and Lloyd Bochner. | ||||
111 | "Tag Team (4E22)" | Daniel Haller | David Garber and Bruce Kalish | 4 Apr 1986 |
Colt wins two pro wrestlers and Howie trains them for use to help snag a counterfeiter. Guest Stars: Dana Hill, Elisha Cook Jr, Red West, Robert Walker, Jay S. York, Jerry Potter, Tim Rossovich, Robert Tessier, Donnie Warwick, Peter Iacangelo and Robert Donner. | ||||
112 | "War On Wheels (4E09)" | Don Medford | Chuck Tately and Kevin White | 11 Apr 1986 |
Colt is in the Kentucky countryside for a movie when Pearl persuades him to go after a biker gang leader and it leads to Colt and the gang being holed up in a desolate, soon to be demolished town whose sole inhabitants are a woman and her grandfather, all of them surrounded by dangerous bikers. Guest Stars: Keenan Wynn, Sonny Landham, Jeannetta Arnette, Jim Staskel, Paul Drake and Nedra Volz. | ||||
113 | "The Bigger They Are (4E03)" | Hollingsworth Morse | Stephen Glantz | 2 May 1986 |
A cop wants evidence against a club owner who sells PCP to kids, and Colt and the team help him put these dealers away. Also Colt and the cop help a teenage boy learn to fight after he tells colt he's been bullied by a local gang. Guest Stars: Tony Burton, Marc Alaimo, Jon Matthews, Billy Drago, Leigh Christian, Mickey Morton and Marvin Kaplan. |