The Enterprise finds itself with a strange new alien that resembles a web for a passenger, and Hoshi is the only remaining crewmember who can speak with it.
Don and Charlie try to catch a serial killer who decided to seek murderous revenge on Internet sexual predators; Larry is leaving on a six month NASA mission.
A teenage girl escapes from a polygamous cult after being beaten and left for dead, and Charlie and Amita hope to find the cult leader by deciphering a chart.
While traveling through Mexico, Cheyenne clashes with a cold-blooded, power-hungry criminal who is using his gang of thugs to seize control of the area.
When Paladin learns an unknown outlaw has been hired to kill him, he tries to learn the outlaw's identity before they can carry out their contract to kill him.
Bret and Bart are mistaken for the infamous gunfighters Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday, and they use this to their advantage when they try to stop a bank robbery.
The A-Team is hired by a local fire chief who is trying to fight off a private group of firefighters who want to replace her department by any means necessary.
An Army doctor who once saved B.A.'s life calls in his debt by asking the team to help him with a situation involving gangsters who came to his tropical island.
An oddly familiar melody sparks a series of strange behaviors and hallucinations for Jadzia, who is at risk of losing her symbiont and must learn a past truth.
A good Immortal who has been working for the betterment of mankind nonetheless has one weakness: Carlo Sendaro, a former boyfriend who refuses to set her free,
Bobby and Reno are on a much-needed vacation to Mexico, and they agree not to talk about business during the trip; their pact is challenged upon their arrival.
Despite Dan's opinion on the matter, Johnny is determined to prove that his lifelong friend is a good person despite being raised in a family of criminals.
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