A man claims to be a big Hollywood producer, but Friday and Smith discover that he's merely the leader of a pornography ring.

A group of con artists are posing as cops and victimizing out-of-town businessmen in fashionable hotels.

Four-year-old twin girls are abducted from the local park.

An old man and his granddaughter are burglarized, leaving them broke and starving.

A case hits too close to home for Friday when his old army buddy robs a liquor store and shoots his partner. Friday believes his friend wants to go straight after doing time, but things get worse when his friend breaks jail.

When Friday and Smith learn that a showdown between two teenage gangs is about to take place within 48 hours, they do their utmost to prevent it.

Friday and Smith are looking for a missing businessman.

A holdup man is sticking up bars. After he takes the money he kills many of his victims. Sergeant Friday has few leads other than that the holdup man likes a certain song on the jukebox.

Friday and Smith are looking for a burglar who leaves a milk bottle at the scene of the crime. They suspect a juvenile might be involved.

An attempt is made on the life of a gang leader. Friday and Smith must find the shooters before his followers seek revenge.

Friday and Smith must find the men who murdered a gang boss before an open gang war starts.

On New Year's Eve, Friday and Smith are working out of Central Receiving Hospital.

Friday and Smith investigate a man who is conning people by using the want ads.

Friday and Smith discover that the key to finding a hold-up artist lies in his married girlfriend.

A man locks himself in his study and threatens suicide if his wife leaves him.

Friday goes under cover to bust a drug ring that is operating out of a high-class hotel.

Friday and Smith are assigned to the business office, where they must deal with the paperwork on a busy weekend.

A group of bandits arm themselves and break their comrades out of jail.

Local businessman John Keith Jarrett disappears and evidence of suicide is discovered. Friday and Smith check on the surviving members of his family and find them not the least concerned about their father's death, with his son a tennis bum, his daughter promiscuous, and his wife drunken. The case gets even murkier when a report comes in of a traffic incident upstate involving a camper in which the driver was using Jarrett's license.

Friday and Smith go after a burglar who plans to break into a bank through an underground tunnel.

Friday and Smith team up with a newspaper reporter so they can investigate television repairmen who may be overcharging their customers.

The detectives search for a missing mother and child at the behest of her mother-in-law, unaware that the girl's husband has died in action and is not overseas as the woman had claimed.

An old man sits on his front porch with a shotgun, threatening to kill the man who poisoned his dog.

Friday and Smith use a stolen check as a lead to a series of used car lot robberies.

A woman's badly mutilated body is found in a churchyard on Christmas eve. The only clue is a key lying under her.

Friday and Smith go after a bandit who is robbing mailboxes and then trying to cash other people's checks.

A bartender's wife is kidnapped, beaten and rolled in hot tar.

Friday and Smith Investigate a Bank Robbery, but they don't have much to go on.

A masked bandit is holding up supermarkets and the police are not able to catch him.

A con artist is swindling jewelers using fake diamonds.

Friday and Smith investigate the robbery of an appliance store.

Friday and Smith use an unusual footprint to help solve a murder case.

The owner of a flower shop kills a man who is trying to rob him, but the corpse mysteriously vanishes.

Friday and Smith are on the trail of a bunch of teenagers selling fake magazine subscriptions.

Bandits are offering rides to hitch-hiking soldiers, then robbing and beating them.

Friday and Smith are looking into a report of a missing woman that turns into a murder investigation.

Two hold-up men are robbing and beating pedestrians in the down town area.