The trio go undercover to take down an international drug ring.

A youth joins a motorcycle gang that plans to pull off a robbery of his father's company.

The trio believes that plastic surgery may be the best way to rehabilitate a disfigured girl caught shoplifting.

A fur coat is the only lead the trio has in a case involving kidnapping and murder that has them baffled.

The trio searches for Julie's cousin, a Vietnam veteran who missed his stop when he took the bus home.

A killer stalks Pete as he helps a formerly blind girl.

A dirty cop frames Pete for the murder of a confederate in crime.

A drug kingpin frames Greer by planting heroin and phony evidence that he's on the take. The trio tries to clear his name, but Greer seems to have secrets he doesn't want to share even with them, particularly regarding a disabled boy he's been giving gifts to. Written by rbecker28

A rash of car thefts appear to be connected to a particular radio station and a puzzling code. Pete becomes friends with the car thief while Julie and Linc check out the station.

Pete and Julie pose as a newlywed couple to outsmart a master con artist.

Students with high IQs commit crimes just for kicks.

A Korean girl finds trouble in her search for her American father. Pete accidentally hits her with his car after she runs from the scene of a murder she witnessed, and the killers are still after her.

The squad must determine if a former child star is a klutz or a target for murder.

A little girl's father gets in trouble with jewel thieves just before Christmas. He leaves his daughter with Pete, an old friend, but then doesn't return for her as promised, and the trio tries to find him.

Julie is hit by a truck after collecting evidence against a mobster. Though her injuries are not serious, she is kept in the hospital for her protection. But she is still in danger from people working for the syndicate who want to keep her from testifying. Written by rbecker28

Linc tries to save his cabby friend from loan sharks.

Don't Kill My Child - This is an episode that covers the horrible crime of child abuse while implying the crime of sexual abuse, a taboo topic in the early 70s, is the underlying cause. The child abuse angle is obvious. However, the sexual abuse topic takes a little insight or intuition. Three points make it clear though. Early on, the grandmother complained to Julie that the abuser's father used to take her to work all the time. First thought today is the not uncommon practice of take your child to work days that early 21st century viewers are likely familiar. The practice by the abuser's late father becomes clear when she tells her son that her father brought her to the same place when she was a kid, a hotel room. Finally, the grandmother tells the Squad the abuser said she figured out that she belongs where she's always belonged, with her father. The taboo nature of child sexual abuse is clear by the overt circumlocution around the issue. This episode could be valuable in a ... Written by ejmj

The trio's investigation of a cover-up in a construction-site murder leads them to a pair of bad heavies.

The trio investigates a euthanasia that may turn out to be murder. The accused man, who killed his terminally ill wife, claims she was in intolerable pain, but doctors say she was receiving too much morphine to be suffering that much.

The parents of a kidnapped young man give the trio a hard time with their silence.

Julie is trapped in a strange house with an escaped lunatic.

The visit of Captain Greer's uncle, a painter, may have something to do with a series of art thefts.

An imaginative thief plots a spectacular heist. The trio hopes to stop it before it happens, but they learn of another urgency.

Young people in trouble with the law (wealthy Pete stole a car; Linc arrested during Watts riots; Julie ran away from her San Francisco prostitute mother) can avoid jail by infiltrating the counter culture and exposing badguys who prey on other kids. Written by Ed Stephan [email protected]