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A college student will accuse an admittedly promiscuous rock star with sexual assault, but the culprit claims that the act was consensual.

Assistant District Attorney Benjamin Stone finds himself up against an ambitious black lawyer defending an admitted racist charged with several random murders.

The police suspect a cover-up in the murder of a wealthy business man when his wife refuses to allow an autopsy after a verdict of death from natural causes.

A 17-year-old boy becomes the chief suspect in the murder of his father, raising questions of self-defense and abuse that the family does not want to face.

Barney argues there is a lack of security at the Mayberry Bank and proves his case when a set-up nabs real, unsuspecting crooks trying to rob the bank.

Aunt Bee is summoned for jury duty and becomes the holdout juror on a trial because she is in disagreement with her fellow jury members.

Opie and his friend hatch a scheme to record a confession of a cunning bank robber, an exasperated Andy is forced to disregard the incriminating recording.

Opie becomes a member of a rock-and-roll band, but it begins to affect his schoolwork and he soon begins to receive failing grades at school.

Aunt Bee receives romantic attention from a friendly visiting professor because she resembles his late wife, but she must tactfully rebuke the man's advances.

Andy embarks on an entrepreneurial endeavor to fund Opie's future college career by starting a coin laundry business but is forced to abandon his plan.

Howard and Millie's love finally leads to a beautiful engagement of matrimony when he arrives at the bakery during her shift and proposes on the spot.

Aunt Bee's seemingly well-to-do cousin make a surprise and interesting appearance, but Andy learns he is not as wealthy as he appears to be.

Goober takes over everything at the station after Andy becomes ill with the flu and is unable to tend to his duties without disturbing Andy's rest.

Howard leaves his job as the county clerk for a relaxing and exotic vacation as a beachcomber in the beautiful and luscious Caribbean.

With the greatly needed financial backing and support from Andy and Emmett, Goober is able to afford to purchase Wally's filling station.

Due to the reputation of her cooking, the local TV station asks Aunt Bee to host and talk on her very own delicious cooking show.

Emmett is urged and encouraged by his brother-in-law to pack up his belongings and leave the fix-it shop to become a life insurance salesman.

Opie must face the consequences at his new job when he accidentally breaks an expensive bottle of perfume, but his boss quickly forgives him.

The Mayberry church must come to a fair consensus on the financial handlings, choosing either new choir robes or repairing the church's foundation.

The Taylor household is transformed into a staging ground for the preservation of international diplomacy when Barney becomes the host of a summit meeting.

Goober attends an auto show and begins second guessing himself after he runs into an old acquaintance who brags about his success and wealth.

Aunt Bee makes the interesting decision that she yearns to fly, and in an attempt to prove that she can be an exciting person, she learns how to.

Helen's past crawls out of the dark when her arrest record soon comes to the bright surface, placing her teaching career in jeopardy.

Stone and Kincaid try to prove that a young woman believed to have planted a bomb had been brainwashed by a charismatic cult leader.

A skeleton unearthed at a building site resurrects one of Stone's old cases, bringing him face-to-face with the brilliant culprit who is seeking a new trial.

A lawyer will have to defend her teenage client, claiming he is violent because of a genetic predisposition due to an extra Y chromosome.

A bride from Russia is suspected of murdering her rich husband, who was threatening to divorce her just weeks before she would qualify to remain in America.

An emaciated, elderly woman is found dead of an apparent heart attack, and her granddaughter is charged with neglect and grave indifference to human life.

A millionaire friend of Schiff will not cooperate with the local police authorities who are following orders to investigate his son's kidnapping.

While they are searching for a stolen newborn baby, Detectives Lennie Briscoe and Mike Logan uncover a scam involving private adoptions.

A phone call threatening a woman's young daughter leads to a case that causes Kincaid to resign from Schiff's office because of an affair in her past.

A 14-year-old's shooting death involves the son of a former police detective, who is also an old friend of Detective Lennie Briscoe.

A scientist becomes the chief suspect when his estranged wife, who has been delaying divorce proceedings, is the victim of a letter bomb.

Detectives Lennie Briscoe and Mike Logan will shoulder a heavy caseload that includes five unrelated murders and a domestic quarrel.

Briscoe and Logan bet that the killing of a star athlete's father is linked to gambling debts and threats to the baseball player's family.

A minister fans the flames of racial intolerance after a hit-and-run in Harlem claims the life of a 12-year-old and the Jewish driver is not indicted.

Briscoe and Logan investigate the disappearance of a child from her abusive foster home only to find her being held by a loving but disturbed woman.

When a new kid moves to Mayberry and tries to bully Opie, Barney teaches Opie how to stand up for himself and gives him the "Nip it in the Bud!" speech.

After Barney provokingly tickets the governor's car and accuses Andy of setting him up, the governor is prompted to commend Barney for defying favoritism