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Adam-12 — Storyline

Adam-12 is a television police drama that followed two police officers of the Los Angeles Police Department, Pete Malloy and Jim Reed, as they patrolled the streets of Los Angeles in their patrol unit, 1-Adam-12.

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Jack Webb, Robert A. Cinader
• Starring: Martin Milner, Kent McCord, William Boyett

Adam-12 — Series Details

Adam-12 — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Log 001: The Impossible Mission (1968-09-21) — Pilot Episode: Working out of a patrol car designated "Adam-12," Officers Malloy and Reed perform a typical day's work, which includes a high speed auto-chase, the capture of two
• E2: Log 141: The Color TV Bandit (1968-09-28) — Malloy and Reed learn of a serial home burglar stealing color TVs. They stumble upon the suspect's car with unusual results. Also, Reed must come to terms with his anger over a dru
• E3: Log 011: It's Just A Little Dent, Isn't It? (1968-10-05) — Officers Malloy and Reed assist a young mother whose baby is threatened by a deranged man and they help a woman being harassed by a spiteful neighbor. Reed worries all evening that
• E4: Log 131: Reed, The Dicks Have Their Job And We Have Ours (1968-10-12) — Officers Malloy and Reed are involved in a high speed chase, a murder case and a family dispute as they work the P.M. watch. Reed expresses frustration at turning a case over to d
• E5: Log 091: You're Not The First Guy's Had The Problem (1968-10-19) — Officer Reed learns that a professional officer has to keep their emotions under control; even when confronted with an abusive drunk-driver, right after clearing an "officer down"
• E6: Log 161: And You Want Me to Get Married! (1968-10-26) — Officers Malloy and Reed look for a robbery suspect, help a woman pinned under her crashed car and settle a family dispute, among other duties.
• E7: Log 071: I Feel Like a Fool, Malloy (1968-11-02) — In an episode where Reed learns to keep his wits under control, the officers deal with a loud noise complaint where an elderly woman refuses to answer, much less acknowledge, a tee
• E8: Log 072: El Presidente (1968-11-09) — Malloy teases Reed about calculating the cost of a new house while their first baby is still 6 months away. In the meantime they settle a domestic dispute between arguing neighbors
• E9: Log 101: Someone Stole My Lawn (1968-11-16) — Reed gets Malloy to agree to an early dinner when his wife puts him on a low-cal diet. However, one after another event prevents them from going code 7 all night long. Events inclu
• E10: Log 132: The Producer (1968-11-30) — Reed tries to pawn off his new litter of puppies to co-workers, strangers, even victims. The officers work a silent alarm, rescue a boy with his head stuck in a fence, and track do
• E11: Log 111: Snake In The Trunk (1968-12-07) — A ditzy young woman reports her 1958 Ford convertible stolen while she went into a liquor store. She left the keys in the car, has no paperwork, doesn't know the license number or
• E12: Log 61: The Runaway (1968-12-14) — Walters and Brinkman are on a roll lately and like to brag, much to the irritation of Reed. He and Malloy help them out by finishing one of their calls, then rescue a sick teenage
• E13: Log 122: Christmas: The Yellow Dump Truck (1968-12-21) — On Christmas eve Reed and Malloy make rounds distributing police department donation packages to needy families, and pull many heartstrings.
• E14: Log 081: The Long Walk (1969-01-04) — After roll call, Reed and Malloy provide backup at a robbery, help a lost man return home, handle a call about a prowler, then respond to a silent alarm. Malloy demonstrates for Re
• E15: Log 036: Jimmy Eisley's Dealing Smack (1969-01-11) — Reed volunteers to line up entertainment for the department party, just as Malloy needs to serve a subpoena on a famous singer. The team learns of a drug den from their informant a
• E16: Log 062: Grand Theft Horse? (1969-01-18) — Reed and Malloy assist park rangers in catching a horse thief, a homesick Texan who was high on drugs at the time. The officers then chase two gunmen in a high speed pursuit.
• E17: Log 033: It All Happened So Fast (1969-02-01) — It's been a long night of patrol for Malloy and Reed. Just as the two tired officers are headed to the station to turn in for the night, shots are fired at the patrol car. In the b
• E18: Log 112: You Blew It (1969-02-08) — Reed and Malloy make a routine traffic stop on a motorist. Before the NCIC check is completed, the dispatcher broadcasts a domestic dispute call in the two officers' patrol area; R
• E19: Log 051: A Jumper – Code Two (1969-02-15) — Not long after an elderly woman insists that Reed and Malloy help adjust her television antenna, the officers are called to a high-rise hotel, where a suicidal man is determined to
• E20: Log 073: I'm Still A Cop (1969-02-22) — While Malloy is attending college, radicals learn he is a cop. They reject him and antagonize him on the job. After helping arrest demonstrators, his new car is vandalized. When a
• E21: Log 102: We Can't Just Walk Away From It (1969-03-01) — Malloy and Reed respond to a call about a drug overdose and track the drugs to a 17-year-old who has barricaded himself in his room with a gun and threatens kill himself. They cont
• E22: Log 152: A Dead Cop Can't Help Anyone (1969-03-08) — An impressionable Reed is taken in by the "cowboy cop" antics of fellow Officer Ed Wells (Gary Crosby), a wise guy who takes unnecessary and reckless risks to arrest suspects. At t
• E23: Log 012: He Was Trying to Kill Me (1969-03-15) — A "child-left-alone" call turns up a horrifying case of child neglect. A 6-year-old girl is left home with her baby brother and both parents are unable to provide for their childre
• E24: Log 172: Boy, The Things You Do For The Job (1969-03-22) — Malloy writes a young woman a traffic ticket and then is bombarded with attention and affection, all of which he doesn't want.
• E25: Log 092: Tell Him He Pushed Back a Little Too Hard (1969-03-29) — A couple of neighbors co-own a boat and continually fight over it so Malloy and Reed do their best to mediate this latest rift.
• E26: Log 022: So This Little Guy Goes Into This Bar (1969-04-05) — Reed hears a joke from Ed Wells before roll call, and then spends the shift retelling it to Malloy. The partners solve a mystery for a little old lady. Later, Reed needs to break u

Season 2

• E1: Log 015: Exactly One Hundred Yards (1969-09-20) — On their day off, Malloy and Reed agree to give a talk to a group of fifth grade students, and then offer to let the kids watch them train for the California Police Olympics. But w
• E2: Log 153: Find Me a Needle (1969-09-27) — Malloy and Reed are on the lookout for the "Mulholland Mauler," who has raped six female hitchhikers and left them for dead. They quickly make an arrest of a likely suspect and tak
• E3: Log 052: Good Cop: Handle with Care (1969-10-04) — Malloy and Reed see a man passed out in an alley and stop to lend assistance, deliver bad news to a young wife, apprehend a mentally ill man who then becomes uncontrollably violent
• E4: Log 023: Pig Is a Three Letter Word (1969-10-11) — Reed busts his first sex offender, who was caught brutally raping a 5-year-old boy in a park restroom, and gets frustrated when he learns the boy died. The officers later find trou
• E5: Log 083: A Different Thing (1969-10-18) — An older husband complains about his wife and friend's noisy karate practice. A hit and run traffic accident looks looks like a homicide. The officers use their investigative skill
• E6: Log 103: A Sound Like Thunder (1969-11-01) — Malloy and Reed double date on their day off to a ghost town only to be confronted by a motor cycle gang. It takes their quick police instincts to save the day as Mrs Reed gets too
• E7: Log 063: Baby (1969-11-08) — Reed's wife is in the hospital expecting their first child, and Reed soon regrets his decision to report for work as usual. Out on patrol, they encounter a drunken man directing tr
• E8: Log 093: Once a Junkie (1969-11-22) — A former convict and informant who Malloy helped give a second chance is accused of assaulting a priest, dealing drugs and stealing a gun after being fired from his dish-washing jo
• E9: Log 123: Courtroom (1969-11-29) — Reed feels a strong sense of accomplishment when he stumbles upon a large stash of narcotics as he secures a residence after executing a traffic warrant with Malloy and Officer Ed
• E10: Log 143: Cave (1969-12-13) — Malloy and Reed begin their shift responding to a disgruntled tenant who is holding his landlord at knife point. Later, they investigate a rash of property theft from multiple home
• E11: Log 142: As High as You Are (1969-12-20) — As Malloy and Reed's patrol begins, an uneventful traffic stop becomes more interesting when something catches Malloy's eye. Later, they discover an unusual situation responding to
• E12: Log 043: Hostage (1970-01-03) — Two armed convicts holding up a diner shoot Malloy who entered innocently, and hold him and other civilians hostage.
• E13: Log 034: Astro (1970-01-10) — Malloy and Reed become envious of officer wells, who has been given a coveted assignment in the newly established astro helicopter division. Out on patrol, they require assistance
• E14: Log 014: S.W.A.T. (1970-01-24) — Malloy and Reed are the first to respond to a downtown rooftop sniper who has been indiscriminately shooting at anyone he can find with his scoped rifle. After risking their lives
• E15: Log 064: Bottom of the Bottle (1970-01-31) — Malloy and Reed see the same drunk twice in one night, respond to a bar fight and engage in a high-speed pursuit with good samaritans who make a bad decision. They also search for
• E16: Log 054: Impersonation (1970-02-07) — Malloy and Reed hope to find an impostor as they investigate a boxing promoter's accusation that a police detective stole $350 from him. In the meantime, they deal with a disgruntl
• E17: Log 024: A Rare Occasion (1970-02-14) — Malloy spends a weekend afternoon attending a barbecue at Reed's home, where Reed lets him hold his newborn son for the first time and tries to set him up with his wife's friend. H
• E18: Log 124: Airport (1970-02-28) — Malloy and Reed are rendered powerless when a drunken man with no flight experience decides to take a solo flight in a stolen airplane at a busy airport. Later, they try to locate
• E19: Log 094: Vengeance (1970-03-07) — Malloy fears that a boxer who has just been paroled after serving a murder sentence is going to seek revenge against him. Out on patrol, they try to save a man who has been crushed
• E20: Log 104: The Bomb (1970-03-14) — Malloy and Reed search for a suspect who frames an employee of a manufacturing plant for theft and then plants a powerful bomb on the premises. They also apprehend two criminals af
• E21: Log 074: Light Duty (1970-03-21) — Malloy and Reed spend a night shift on desk duty after Malloy breaks his wrist and another office worker calls in sick. With the assistance of a new female recruit, they deal with
• E22: Log 114: The Hero (1970-03-28) — Malloy and Reed respond to a fire where a young man, Lauro, saves a man trapped inside. But Lauro seems reluctant to receive any praise or attention much to everyone's surprise. Me
• E23: Log 134: Child Stealer (1970-04-04) — Reed has to deal with the consequences of forgetting to roll up the window on the patrol car before he left it. Back on patrol, Malloy and Reed search for an estranged husband who
• E24: Log 144: Bank Robbery (1970-04-11) — Malloy and Reed are in for a rude awakening when they report to the home of a former professional wrestler on a domestic abuse call. Later, they become suspicious of an apartment b
• E25: Log 044: Attempted Bribery (1970-04-18) — Malloy and Reed prove they cannot and will not be bribed, no matter how good the offer, resulting in desperation from a young man charged with his third drunk driving offense. An e
• E26: Log 173: Shoplift (1970-05-09) — Malloy and Reed track down a kooky female shoplifter involved in a cult-type relationship with a ego-maniacal spiritualist weirdo. Malloy gets help tracking her down from an old gi

Season 3

• E1: Log 174: Loan Sharks (1970-09-19) — Malloy and Reed try to investigate a series of beatings at a plant resulting from a loan shark operation, but the employees refuse to talk until the son of one employee stands up t
• E2: Log 035: Easy Bare Rider (1970-09-26) — Malloy and Reed investigate the mysterious source behind a boy's suspicious spending spree, wield a blanket instead of gun during a disrobed driver's DUI arrest and bust up a car p
• E3: Log 095: Purse Snatcher (1970-10-03) — Reed and Malloy have to think outside the box to capture an intelligent yet neglected teenage purse snatcher. Their efforts to talk sense into him before he commits a much more ser
• E4: Log 045: Bright Boy (1970-10-10) — Reed and Malloy report to a burglary call that was witnessed by a boy with a photographic memory. Afterward, they are called to the scene of two drunk men shooting at a box of dyna
• E5: Log 065: Cigarettes, Cars and Wild, Wild Women (1970-10-17) — The officers bring down an auto-theft ring where young girls get rides with the victims, steal their cars, and take them to a "chop shop". Other calls include an elderly woman who
• E6: Log 055: Missing Child (1970-10-31) — Malloy and Reed investigate a missing child with a Band-Aid on her leg. Other calls include rescuing a cat and birds from a woman who was trying to get rid of them using gas, appre
• E7: Log 075: Have a Nice Weekend (1970-11-07) — The shift starts with Reed being taken hostage by a woman out of her mind. Malloy and Reed are faced with multiple reports of burglaries and the thieves appear to be young boys. Af
• E8: Log 105: Elegy for a Pig (1970-11-21) — Officer Malloy pays tribute to Officer Tom Porter, who has recently fallen in the line of duty. Malloy recounts the close friendship they developed while training at the academy, a
• E9: Log 025: Indians (1970-11-28) — Malloy and reed hunt down a suspect who has been bombing downtown storefronts. Then they report to a scuffle between two native americans at a bar that the bartender thinks may be
• E10: Log 135: Arson (1970-12-05) — Malloy and Reed search for a serial arsonist who spawns a copycat, settle a domestic dispute that results from a love triangle, rescue a man who wandered onto the ledge of a high r
• E11: Log 096: Pilgrimage (1970-12-19) — It's Christmas Eve in Los Angeles, and Malloy and Reed track down a suspect who beat and mugged a rescue mission Santa, who later gets arrested himself. They also respond to an alc
• E12: Log 085: Sign of the Twins (1970-12-26) — Malloy and Reed start the shift with a call to a liquor store robbery, where a fellow officer was shot but the owner of the store appears to be lying. Further investigation pushes
• E13: Log 175: Con Artists (1971-01-02) — Reed and Malloy respond to a car rollover where a good samaritan makes matters worse. Afterward, they respond to several victims of a well-known family of seasonal home improvement
• E14: Log 115: Gang War (1971-01-09) — Officer Reed loses a robbery suspect while in foot pursuit. Afterward, he and Malloy try to help a priest prevent bloodshed between rival hispanic gangs, and then respond to a batt
• E15: Log 026: LEMRAS (1971-01-16) — Malloy and Reed drive up on a convenience store robbery in progress, which results in the suspects taking hostages. Later, they pull over a reckless driver who has just committed a
• E16: Log 155: I.A.D. (1971-01-21) — Officer Tony Johnson finds out he has been accused of a shakedown just after saving Malloy's life during a shootout. Reed and Malloy set out to find a bar girl named Ginger who Joh
• E17: Log 066: The Vandals (1971-01-28) — Reed and Malloy have a gun pulled on them after stopping a car that turns out to be stolen, but the contents of the trunk link the two suspects to an even more sinister crime. Afte
• E18: Log 036: Man Between (1971-02-04) — Officer Reed, who is an optimist and still has faith in the human race, is subjected to ridicule from Officer Wells after he is swindled twice. On patrol, he and Malloy come to the
• E19: Log 165: Once a Cop (1971-02-11) — Malloy and Reed are on patrol, and find a homeless man stabbed. They take a retired policeman, Jack Donohoe (who lives nearby), in for questioning, but he is released when the real
• E20: Log 076: Militants (1971-02-18) — The officers respond to a shooting involving police and two black men, one of which was shot by one of the officers and later found dead in an alley. The dead man was the younger b
• E21: Log 164: The Poachers (1971-02-25) — Malloy and Reed's day begins with a police garage employee taking a joyride in a police car (Code 3), later finding a young woman trying to cash an old age benefits check she found
• E22: Log 016: Child in Danger (1971-03-04) — Malloy has to shoot one of two robbery suspects, then the officers counsel a young woman in a bad neighborhood not to hang around (she is later kidnapped by two men claiming to fix
• E23: Log 056: Vice Versa (1971-03-11) — Malloy celebrates his birthday by having to let Reed drive 1-Adam-12 (due to Malloy allowing his driver's license to expire) and is nervous about his young partner driving the car.
• E24: Log 106: Post Time (1971-03-18) — After beginning the search for a well known suspect who just stole a 600-pound offset printing press, Reed and Malloy try to convince an 85-year-old man to leave the soon-to-be dem
• E25: Log 088: Reason to Run (1971-04-01) — Malloy and Reed are called to a riding stable run by retired actor Slim Berkeley. The owner is careless about trusting people and has $100 and a gold belt buckle stolen. Because of
• E26: Log 125: Safe Job (1971-04-15) — Malloy and Reed investigate a series of safe jobs, which all seem to tie in with a retired safecracker who is taking care of his orphaned niece and nephew, and after a "tip" from h

Season 4

• E1: Extortion (1971-09-15) — Malloy and Reed investigate an extortion racket against a group of Jewish Holocaust survivors, with the owner of a dry cleaners willing to testify but others not out of fear of ret
• E2: Million Dollar Buff (1971-09-22) — Police "buff" Jennings Thornton, a thorn in the side for Malloy and Reed, intervenes in a drunk driving case, runs down a shooter after a robbery (and nearly getting Reed killed),
• E3: The Grandmother (1971-09-29) — Malloy and Reed investigate a robbery in a store run by a group of "grandmothers", who sell small homemade items, then later return the money. The suspect later robs an antique sho
• E4: The Sniper (1971-10-06) — The radical Robin Saydo on the loose, tied into a number of bombings. Reed spots him and Saydo is arrested by D.A. Paul Ryan. Other calls include an abandoned police cruiser which
• E5: The Search (1971-10-20) — 1-Adam-12 is back on the streets after routine maintenance, but the radio isn't working properly. During an armed robbery involving two suspects, Reed captures one while Malloy tak
• E6: The Ferret (1971-10-27) — A man named "The Ferret" is vandalizing a manufacturing plant due to their poor record on ecology, and escapes Reed easily on foot pursuit. A reporter catches Reed in an unflatteri
• E7: Truant (1971-11-03) — Truancy is on the rise in the district and Reed has a plan to pick up truants on the street, which was approved after a garage break-in by two truants. Results show a drop in crime
• E8: Ambush (1971-11-10) — Malloy and Reed are sent to assist the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department with transporting a prisoner from Malibu to Los Angeles for outstanding traffic warrants. During the
• E9: Anniversary (1971-11-17) — Sgt. MacDonald's anniversary is coming up and the officers have limited funds to spend on a gift, which is a bottle of champagne, but when the officers pick it up, the owner of the
• E10: Day Watch (1971-11-24) — Over the course of their shift, Malloy and Reed deal with a racist gas station owner who is tired of being the victim of repeated robberies. When they catch the suspect, supposedly
• E11: Assassination (1971-12-08) — A phony prowler call results in shots being fired at Malloy and Reed. Shots ring out again when the officers head to the airport to transport a blood donor. The suspect is a known
• E12: The Dinosaur (1971-12-15) — Officer Art McCall returns from eight years on disability and rides with Malloy and Reed to see how much has changed in law enforcement. McCall soon learns exactly how much has cha
• E13: Pick-Up (1971-12-29) — Malloy and Reed find a girl who was raped and left for dead in the hills but was actually alive and identified her attacker's car as a red Porsche. Malloy spots the suspect car pic
• E14: Citizens All (1972-01-05) — Cases include a woman whose purse was robbed after two men bumped her car while on the road, then are captured along with the loot when a citizen complains about loud noise coming
• E15: The Princess and the Pig (1972-01-12) — A disturbance call leads the officers to a nightclub where a singer named Kathy is strung out on drugs, and clings to Reed on the way to the hospital, telling him someone is trying
• E16: The Tip (1972-01-19) — Malloy and Reed deal with a woman who thinks she has a rattlesnake in her luggage, an out-of-town traffic violator, and a bar brawl, all while tackling armored truck robbers whose
• E17: The Parole Violator (1972-01-26) — Malloy is told that the best player on the recreational league basketball team he coaches has begun using narcotics again, which he flatly denies despite evidence to the contrary.
• E18: Adoption (1972-02-02) — Malloy and Reed investigate the ransacking of a college football locker room and uncover a controversial performance enhancing drug program. They also investigate suspicious parent
• E19: Mary Hong Loves Tommy Chen (1972-02-09) — A young girl from Chinatown is ordered by her father to withhold information from Malloy and Reed regarding her boyfriend, an undercover cop left in a coma after investigating a po
• E20: Sub-Station (1972-02-16) — On temporary assignment at LAX, Reed and Malloy have to save a stewardess who is taken hostage inside a lounge by a man desperately trying to get the attention of a television prod
• E21: Back-Up One L-20 (1972-02-23) — Malloy tries to prove Sgt. MacDonald's innocence when Mac accidentally hits and kills a jaywalker while driving his police cruiser. Every witness on the sidewalk claims she was in
• E22: Who Won? (1972-03-01) — Malloy and Reed work to curtail the rise in illegal street racing by working with the leaders of rival racing clubs and obtaining the legitimate use of a drag strip through a race
• E23: Eyewitness (1972-03-08) — Malloy and Reed search for a six-year-old boy who was apparently abducted while walking home from school, and later fear that an elderly witness's wildly inaccurate account may act
• E24: The Wednesday Warrior (1972-03-15) — Reed becomes preoccupied with the well being of a friend, an electrical engineer by profession, who has just qualified as a reserve police officer and has the bad luck of drawing O

Season 5

• E1: Dirt Duel (1972-09-13) — A series of purse snatchings involving motorcyclists frustrates the LAPD, as they cannot follow them down the off-road trails they take. Reed holds a community meeting with the var
• E2: The Late Baby (1972-09-20) — Malloy finds himself attracted to the new girl in the steno pool, and decides to ask her on a date after learning she's Officer Wells' 25-year-old niece. Out on patrol, he and Reed
• E3: Airdrop (1972-09-27) — Malloy and Reed are patrolling the outskirts of Los Angeles when a girl on horseback alerts them to a small plane that landed in a secluded area. When the officers investigate, the
• E4: Lost And Found (1972-10-04) — Reed and Malloy rush an 8-year old to Rampart Emergency Hospital, where he is diagnosed with diabetes. Scared of the hospital, Jimmy runs off, and it's up to Reed and Malloy to fin
• E5: Training Wheels (1972-10-12) — The officers undergo their driver refresher courses to hone their pursuit and driving skills. A rash of car strippers brings about a new approach suggested by Officer Wells: going
• E6: Badge Heavy (1972-10-25) — Officer Charlie Burnside pulls a prank on Officer Albert Porter, a friend of Reed's. Porter, who does not find the prank funny, informs Reed that Burnside is frequently "badge-heav
• E7: Harry Nobody (1972-11-08) — A hotel janitor (and wino) named Harry witnesses a murder in a hotel room, but refuses to talk until Reed shows him compassion and respect, both of which are lacking from his famil
• E8: The Surprise (1972-11-15) — During Malloy's birthday, he lets Reed know he does not enjoy surprise parties, but becomes increasingly suspicious and believes the others are actually planning a surprise party,
• E9: Vendetta (1972-11-22) — A World War II survivor and tailor shop owner sets an ambush for an unidentified intruder when Malloy and Reed intervene. R&I determines the owner is clean and emigrated to the U.S
• E10: The Chaser (1972-12-06) — Malloy and Reed encounter an armed private investigator from out of state, who is in Los Angeles to find a bail jumper. Later the PI is in the middle of an altercation with two bla
• E11: Hot Spell (1972-12-13) — Malloy and Reed have to wear their long-sleeved uniforms despite a hot forecast, then learn they could have changed to short sleeves but missed the radio notification. Calls includ
• E12: Gifts and Long Letters (1972-12-20) — Malloy and Reed are called to a hotel to stop a woman's suicide attempt; while there, they learn of a parolee there who refuses to speak with the woman because he thinks someone fr
• E13: O'Brien's Stand (1973-01-03) — Malloy's old landlady, Mrs. O'Brien, has her purse stolen and refuses to leave the station until her case is settled. Mrs. O'Brien resorts to other means, including hounding detect
• E14: Clear with a Civilian: Part 1 (1973-01-10) — Reed spreads his flu to several other officers, leaving the station undermanned. Calls include a shootout with a rifle-toting bookie, an argument between a storekeeper and a custom
• E15: Clear with a Civilian: Part 2 (1973-01-17) — While on second shift, Malloy and Reed take Police Commissioner Dixon on a ride-along. They encounter a bar owner who locked a naked, elderly man inside, a fight with a knife-wield
• E16: Citizen's Arrest – 484 (1973-01-24) — Malloy and Reed arrest a seemingly less-fortunate woman for shoplifting items for her baby, but she escapes from custody during a disruption at the station; the officers later lear
• E17: The Beast (1973-01-31) — Malloy and Reed are given an older cruiser with 300 miles to go until retirement. They quickly learn the car is extremely unreliable and barely works: the accelerator surges, the g
• E18: Killing Ground (1973-02-07) — Malloy and Reed pull over a car on a routine traffic stop and are taken hostage by two robbers escaping from their heist. The officers have to use all their skills to escape the si
• E19: Night Watch (1973-02-14) — Reed spends a Saturday night talking about buying a used car, during the watch the officers handle a possible DUI but the driver passes the field sobriety tests, a shooting during
• E20: Suspended (1973-02-21) — Reed spends an evening on the firing range, then stops by an all-night grocery store. When Reed leaves, a man approaches him as if he knew him, then points out another man in a gre
• E21: A Fool and His Money (1973-02-28) — Malloy wins $10,000 in a women's shampoo naming contest and is stampeded by people telling him what he should do with the money. Calls include an elderly male tenant complaining th
• E22: Anatomy of a 415 (1973-03-07) — Malloy and Reed spot a runaway young boy hiding in the woods and prepare to take him home, then respond to his address for a disturbance and find his mother and step-father quiet.
• E23: Keeping Tabs (1973-03-14) — Malloy and Reed are stunned to discover that the driver who led them on a high-speed chase is the son of Sgt. MacDonald, and Malloy takes it upon himself to help his boss figure ou
• E24: Easy Rap (1973-03-21) — Reed loses a case against a young car thief in juvenile court, who later dies in high-speed pursuit. A girl's boyfriend dies from a heroin "hot shot", she buys drugs from the suppl

Season 6

• E1: Harbor Division (1973-09-12) — Malloy needs to sell two tickets to the ballet after his date cancels, but he quickly regrets putting a notice on the station's bulletin board. While patrolling the harbor and surr
• E2: Rampart Division (1973-09-19) — Malloy and Reed patrol a neighborhood of Los Angeles inhabited by a large retired population. Calls include a purse snatching during which the suspect eluded capture, but was later
• E3: Foothill Division (1973-09-26) — Sgt. MacDonald reported his camper was broken into with three fishing rods and a pair of custom-made cowboy boots missing, and offers two free steak dinners for their return. The o
• E4: West Valley Division (1973-10-03) — Malloy has his eye on an attractive woman he's seeing all over town walking a scotty dog, which eventually turns out to be bad news for her. Meanwhile, he and Reed assist a police
• E5: Venice Division (1973-10-10) — Malloy and Reed have to break the news to a young model that her press agent lied when he said there would be nothing wrong with having a nude photo shoot on a busy public beach. L
• E6: Hot Shot (1973-10-24) — Today's patrol begins with a traffic stop of a high-society cat burglar who's just finished serving a four-year prison term, and Malloy senses the guy is about to return to his old
• E7: Van Nuys Division (1973-10-31) — Malloy returns from vacation sporting a mustache, prompting chuckles and guffaws from the squad. The officers then assist Air Ten in rescuing two people from an airplane crash. Ren
• E8: Training Division (1973-11-07) — A rookie cop with a "know-it-all" presents problems for the officers on the force, including Officer Wells, Malloy and Reed. Barrett bungles the arrest of a kooky but ultimately ha
• E9: Capture (1973-11-14) — Reno West's burglary reign continues, and the Captain orders it stopped at all costs. Other cases include having to divert a vicious guard dog so the officers can save a 70 year ol
• E10: Hollywood Division (1973-11-21) — There's a new dispatcher on today's day watch, and while Reed can't stand her voice, Malloy sees the situation much differently. On patrol, they search for a hit and run driver who
• E11: Northeast Division (1973-12-05) — Reed needs his TV repaired, and brings in his Boy Scout neighbor with a merit badge in electronics to work on it. Cases involve pursuing a juvenile on a souped-up minibike, a woman
• E12: If the Shoe Fits (1973-12-12) — While Reed is having his shoes fixed at the repair shop, the squeakiness of his replacement shoes is driving Malloy crazy. On patrol, they deal with a deranged homeowner destroying
• E13: Southwest Division (1973-12-19) — Reed and Malloy respond to a dispute in a park, where elderly woman Edna Digby (Lillian Bronson) tries to stop painter Andre Pochek from selling a painting that she considers indec
• E14: The Sweet Smell… (1974-01-09) — Malloy and Officer Woods return from a day of fishing smelling like fish…which is aggravated when a disoriented woman spills perfume in the back seat. Numerous trips to the poli
• E15: Trouble in the Bank (1974-01-15) — While on a quiet patrol, Reed decides to spend part of his lunch break doing business at his bank while Malloy waits in the patrol car. Unfortunately, he walks into the clutches of
• E16: North Hollywood Division (1974-01-22) — Reed volunteers to write a profile on Malloy for the LAPD's magazine to honor his 10th anniversary on the force, but soon discovers he may be in over his head. Out on patrol, an ap
• E17: Taking It Easy (1974-01-29) — Reed is suffering from a wrist injury which puts him on desk duty, while Malloy has to break in a new rookie partner. Reed's day is far from routine as he has to handle a bomb thre
• E18: Krash (1974-02-05) — Malloy's brand new car gets dinged up when he has to bail out to chase down a purse snatcher, but Sgt. MacDonald promises him his kid brother in Beverly Hills can fix it on the che
• E19: Routine Patrol (1974-02-12) — Malloy and Reed begin today's patrol by responding to a call of a drunken woman threatening the patrons of a bar with a handgun. Afterwards, they search for a group of four carjack
• E20: Sunburn (1974-02-18) — Reed returns from an off-day with an uncomfortable full-body sunburn, which causes him problems throughout the watch. Calls include responding to a traffic accident, acting on a ti
• E21: Skywatch: Part 1 (1974-02-25) — Malloy and Reed are chosen to ride in Air-70 to observe how the LAPD's air patrol works. The chopper's cases include searching for two robbery suspects inside a high-rise building
• E22: Skywatch: Part 2 (1974-03-04) — Malloy and Reed take to separate helicopter units to continue their observations. The choppers assist in a stolen light plane from LAX by a distraught man, track two robbery suspec
• E23: L.A. International (1974-03-12) — Malloy, Reed, and Officer Woods are assigned airport duty at LAX, now equipped with closed-circuit cameras, which were used to observe a burglary in progress and apprehend the susp
• E24: Clinic on 18th Street (1974-03-19) — Malloy and Reed investigate the death of an old man wearing an unusual belt, which leads to the case being turned over to Frauds Division, who finds that Dr. Gantman, running a cli

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