Despite evidence to the contrary, Quincy doubts a union employee committed suicide, so he investigates whether corrupt union officials may have played a part.
Rabbi K.A. Schneider, a believer in Jesus and end-times messenger of the Lord, delivers the Word of God with clarity and the true passion of the Holy Spirit.
Sam leaps into the body of a chimpanzee, training for a space flight program in 1961, and Al informs Sam that if he doesn't get selected, the chimp will die.
Sam leaps into a detective who is working on a gruesome murder case, and he learns from Al that his host may be the next victim if he can't solve the case.
Jim Rockford gets in trouble with the entire Los Angeles police force because he was conned into taking another P.I.'s case involving two vice-squad officers.
Ranger Walker does everything within his power to bring to justice the criminal that murdered his fiancé after learning that he has been released early.
A bomb is detonated at a power plant, and a handwritten note leads Monk to believe that the crime was committed by a radical bomber who died a decade earlier.
While working on a case, Monk makes a costly mistake and loses his detective's license; Karen Stottlemeyer films a documentary about the police department.
A man comes to the office asking for Shawn and Gus's help because he thinks he is being attacked by a ghost and Shawn is shocked at who is the culprit.
Jim Rockford gets in trouble with the entire Los Angeles police force because he was conned into taking another P.I.'s case involving two vice-squad officers.
After football player dies during a game thanks to a genetic defect, Quincy worries that the boy's brother may suffer the same fate if he doesn't quit playing.