Linda Kelsey

While vacationing at a lodge in the Grand Tetons, Jessica becomes embroiled in a squabble over a stolen diamond, blackmail and murder.

Kayson, a married man, tries to start a romance with Susan by asking her to dinner. Deb unknowingly eats LSD-laced chocolates. Carol takes an interest in a Russian girl abandoned in the ER. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Jessica accompanies friend Leo Peterson to Boston to see his grandniece perform with a Russian ballet company and winds up tangling with the KGB when two would-be defectors are accused of killing a security guard. William Conrad guest stars.

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.

The bane of a reporter’s job, the cover-up, hits on two sensitive areas: a private school where Mrs. Pynchon is a trustee, and at a movie studio where Rossi is attempting to sell a screenplay. Rossi knows that brilliant teacher Jeff Lindsey is in some kind of trouble, but runs in to a brick wall when trying to get answers. Lou steps on toes while investigating a kickback scandal involving top executives at the movie studio.

Starsky and Hutch battle against time to save the lives of a young armored car driver and his captive wife, both of whom will be killed after a fortune in supermarket receipts has been delivered in "The Hostages."

Sue Ann tries to remain calm when a younger woman with no television experience manages to take over her show, The Happy Homemaker. Also available on iTunes and VUDU

Four paramedic units face their own emergencies when they have to share the same frequency for messages. Also available on Xfinity and Netflix

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.

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.

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.

While covering an Indian marathon organized to protest the treatment of Indians in South America, the reporters of the Tribune meet several Native Americans.