Cameron Mitchell

When a congressman dies, Jessica gets a crash course in the dark side of politics. A secretary is then killed, and Jessica aids in the investigation.

Diamonds Aren't A Girl's Best Friend: When a beautiful model is found dead, Michael is called upon to prove her death was not a suicide.

A private eye tries to explain to the police how a corpse ended up in his office, but the cops have trouble believing his outlandish tale. Also available on iTunes and Amazon Instant Video

After the Angels check into their hotel in Hawaii, Kris is kidnapped by a man who holds her responsible for his wife's suicide.

The Angels pose as models and uncover prostitution and murder at the Woodman Agency. Kris, Kelly and Bosley confront John Woodman at a party, and police woman Julie joins the team.

Frank Desmond, a heroin addict Kelly helped convict and send to prison, gets out of jail. Desmond proceeds with his friend, Eddie Feducci, to get Kelly in revenge. They dissolve a sleeping potion and then break into Kelly's house and inject heroin into the unconscious Angel. But racketeers, Joe Thurgood and Harold Sims, see Desmond entering Kelly's house and assume that he and Kelly are responsible for stealing his missing heroin valued at $2 million. After Kelly denies any part in the theft--the racketeers kidnap her and Desmond and again inject heroin into both of them, knowing they will confess during the painful withdrawals. Alone with Kelly and in a stupor, Desmond confides that he has hidden the cache of stolen drugs and had hoped to sell it upon his release from prison. Meanwhile the other Angels follow a string of clues to learn the hostages' whereabouts and arrive in time to save Kelly and Desmond from sure murder.

Jon's arrogance and conviction put him increasingly at odds with his colleagues, neighbors, and family. Grasping to stay afloat amid constant conflict, he must confront treacherous, false accusations and catastrophic family revelations.

Jon weds Mavis, but their marriage quickly plunges into dysfunction as Mavis becomes more petulant and Jon more distant. As Jon throws himself into work, both he and Mavis engage in affairs. But the price for their secrets will result in dangerous consequences neither could have imagined.

Dr. Martin Eaton returns home from war to discover his sweetheart, Marjorie, betrothed to another, wealthier man. Martin reluctantly marries the shy Flora instead and focuses on his medical practice, engaging in the occasional extramarital tryst. Meanwhile, Marjorie raises two boys, Jon and Harold, who have starkly different personalities.

The ghost of a murder victim points an otherworldly finger at the prime suspect in his case, who happens to be his wife.