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When a small airplane crashes into the estate's tidal pool, the pilot looks vaguely familiar to Magnum, and the crash doesn't appear to have been an accident.

Magnum's buddy is on parole following jail time for marijuana possession, but he is followed by the corrupt narcotics officer who arrested him.

When Nancy and Clint discover they may have to terminate one twin to save the other's life, they go to Jerry and Dana's doctor for a second opinion.

Fred witnesses a robbery in progress at Julio's place but is too afraid of retaliation to offer a description of the burglars to the police.

Fred disagrees with Lamont and Rollo's decision to manage an-all female singing trio from Philadelphia, until he meets the women as they prep for a show.

When the Sanfords' old black and white TV finally gives out, Fred purchases a used color TV set, but Grady claims it was stolen from him.

Lamont and Rollo accidentally enter a gay bar, they are spotted by Bubba, who immediately reports back to Fred, causing him to come up with a scheme.

While James is away, Loretta is given a baby shower by Florida and the kids, but when Loretta tells everyone she's giving the baby up the mood changes.

With James out of town Florida must deal with Michael as he is cutting class, getting low grades and fighting at school, so she decides to talk to his teacher.

Pastor Steven Furtick leads the followers of Elevation Church in an exciting and informative celebration of their beliefs and of God's teachings.

Pastor Joseph Prince allows spiritually minded viewers to witness the services of New Creation Church in Singapore, where he spreads gospel messages.

Bible teacher Les Feldick, an Oklahoma rancher who teaches by the Holy Spirit's guidance, presents lessons that are free of denominational bias.

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.

The police department's internal affairs division begins investigating a narcotics officer, who is suspected of turning traitor and murdering an informant.

After investigating a deadly plan crash, Quincy tries to get the stubborn authorities to improve air safety regulations in order to prevent more deaths.

Jim Rockford will provide his assistance to a former mental patient who is under the impression that a government spy may be following her.

A comedian hires Rockford to protect him from an ex-partner who claims his material was stolen, but the consequences of the dispute are far from funny.

The Rangers investigate the possibility of shocking sacrificial practices after a satanic symbol is tied to a series of child abductions.

Alex is kidnapped by a family of extreme survivalists and taken back to their trap-laden hideaway, where the Rangers must venture to rescue her.

A young girl with leukemia is kidnapped by radical members of the IRA to force her father to speak against the peace plan in Ireland.

Hayes Cooper is once again featured in a narrative, which sees the famed bounty hunter providing protection for a wagon train of devout Mormons.

A hopeful teenager singer finds herself being stalked by a rich kid, who is seeking to take over the distribution of heroin around Dallas.

As a Vietnam veteran returning home, Sam's host suffers with emotional scars from the war as Sam learns that he must save the life of a friend and a little boy.

Sam leaps into the body of his great-grandfather during the Civil War, and he can't interfere with his ancestors' courtship as he avoids Confederate soldiers.

To make better use of his spare time, Adrian Monk decides to take up painting and becomes very popular through his artistic talents.

Despite his desire to stay where he is, Monk is forced to buy a home of his own, but it ends up being more trouble than it's worth.

Jim Rockford will provide his assistance to a former mental patient who is under the impression that a government spy may be following her.

A comedian hires Rockford to protect him from an ex-partner who claims his material was stolen, but the consequences of the dispute are far from funny.

As a hurricane looms, Robin holds his lavish spring equinox party, but the festivities are interrupted by two escaped convicts and a pregnant young woman.

Magnum is hired by a boxer to determine whether his wife is cheating; Magnum meets Higgins' Irish half-brother, a Catholic priest looking for a stolen artifact.

After Tippy's cousin Twyla breaks-up with her boyfriend, Tippy and Nancy devise a plan to help them get back together; Tippy's cousin falls in love with Clint.

When Lamont decides to create a used auto parts business with Julio, a dejected Fred leaves the house and takes up refuge in a homeless shelter.

Fred learns that his uncle has died and left him an inheritance, but the one major obstacle that stands between him and the money is a flight to St. Louis.

Fred proposes marriage to Donna upon discovering that she has another suitor, prompting a family intervention led by Lamont and Aunt Esther.

Lamont gets Fred to donate his Blind Mellow Jelly records to a music library as a tax write-off; later, Fred finds out the records are valuable.

Conflict arises when the men side with a shifty alderman who is running for re-election, while the women support his younger opponent.

Willona shares a mutual attraction with J.J.'s hearing-impaired art school classmate, but she freezes up at the mention of marriage.