The search for a sniper who is terrorizing New York City will lead the police investigators to an emotionally-abused teenager who was abducted as a child.
An investigation into the death of a famous comic's infant son leads to the discovery of a young boy's abuse at his hands with the complicity of the parents.
The church congregation promises to contribute money to buy a new church organ, but everyone tries to back out when the time comes to honor their pledges.
Warren takes a try at modifying Otis by getting him interested in mosaic art, but when Otis tries it, his work turns out to be as bad as his previous habit.
The townsfolk struggle with the sudden arrival of a disreputable promoter and a troublesome thug claiming to be a distant relative of the legendary Wyatt Earp,
Aunt Bee receives her driving permit and backs into a tree after breaking a promise to Andy to not drive without a licensed driver with her when she drives.
After Goober's girlfriend agrees to fill in for Goober at the filling station while Goober goes on a fishing trip, he returns to a dose of shock and dismay.
While stopping for a fishing vacation, fictional pop singer Keevy Hazelton does a cover of a song written by Bee and Clara on his weekly television show.
Brisco and Green come to the conclusion that the home invasion-style murder of a young actress may be linked to a member of the victim's therapy group.
Briscoe and Green explore the connection between an unidentified drowning victim and a political scandal involving several high-priced attorneys and a judge.
The investigation into the murder of a former bookie turned mob informant reveals legitimate businessmen moonlighting as hitmen in a battle for mob leadership.