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Muldoon moves in with Toody and his family, but when odd things happen while everyone's sleeping, Muldoon and Lucille think they've having an affair with each other.
Schnauzer's horse from his mounted policeman days is still making the rounds, but now it's for crooks.
Mrs. Bronson tries to move into her apartment that hasn't been completely built yet.
A group of confidence men attempts to swindle Sylvia Schnauser and Toody by mistake.
While undercover, Toody robs a bank with a group of men. Now that the group thinks Toody is an expert bank robber, he tricks them into falling for a fake robbery.
After landing a role in a play, Sylvia decides to go on a diet.
While trying to do a good deed, the boys discover that an impoverished woman has a million-dollar secret.
The boys help make a flop become a successful play when they are seen leaving the theater.
While Captain Block is rehearsing for a play, Toody and Muldoon overhear and think the Captain is a kleptomaniac.
The guys convince Muldoon to ask the Captain’s niece to attend Marti Gras with him, and when she accepts, Muldoon’s ego goes to his head.
A group of robbers move next door to a bank and begin to plot a bank heist involving knocking down the wall between them and the bank. However, their plan is interrupted by Toody and Muldoon as they try to get their restaurant up and going.
Toody and Muldoon get ex-con Benny a job at a candy store. However, Benny soon regresses back into his old habits.
Both Toody and Muldoon run for President of the Brotherhood.
Toody and Muldoon protect a visiting Russian official.
Nogal has Captain Block put on a special play honoring Muldoon’s father who was able to solve an unsolvable case. However, when Muldoon finds his father’s diary, the truth is revealed.
The Toodys take in a man, but begin to doubt that the man is really a preacher like he claims he is.
Toody mentions that today is an important day, which starts rumors flying around the precinct as to why it’s an important day. Thinking they’ve all forgotten an occasion, everyone panics.
The precinct tries to rehabilitate and employ Charlie, an alcoholic.
Muldoon and Toody promise Joel Pokrass that people will attend his Bar Mitzvah. However, that proves to be a hard promise to keep since Joel’s father is a mean landlord everyone despises.
Criminals begin to learn how to trick police after watching “Crime Busters.” But since the show is one of Toody’s favorites, he’s able to solve each of the crimes.
Mrs. Bronson promises that wedding bells are in the future of star’s lives.
Toody decides to give Lucille a wig for her 40th birthday. However, when Sylvia sees Toody at a wig shop, she begins to think he is cheating on Lucille.
The officers use Sylvia as a decoy to uncover a group of con artists.
A hairdresser (Rocky Graziano) wants to box.
Toody and Muldoon convince a shy officer to join their precinct, unaware that he has terrible luck everywhere he goes.
Toody and Muldoon try to avoid giving out tickets so they won't have to appear in court on their day off.
Toody and Muldoon begin to annoy each other just when they're going to be photographed as a good example of police cooperation.
When a lady learns that her apartment complex has been condemned, she works her charm in order to trick them into letting her stay.
Toody and Muldoon take Car 54 in for repairs and happen upon a car theft ring.
Lucille plays matchmaker for an old school chum and Muldoon. Guest star: Alice Ghostley.
A gypsy fortuneteller (Maureen Stapleton) facing eviction puts a curse on Toody.
The Toodys sublet an apartment from a jailbird, but his wife appears with an alibi, and they are evicted.
Toody covers for a friend on the Jack Paar show and is a hit until he freezes and must be helped out by Muldoon.
Gunther is annoyed when his efforts to tame Lucille work too well.
Toody's efforts to make investments for the Precinct Brotherhood Club backfire.
Muldoon is mistaken for a bank robber when he tries to make a withdrawal.
The precinct puts on a Christmas show.
Toody believes that Muldoon has refused a promotion so they can remain a team.
Their incessant practice for a barbershop quartet contest jeopardizes Toody and Muldoon's chances for winning.
In an effort to keep Toody and Muldoon, the residents of their beat refuse to permit any crime to occur.
While on an undercover assignment, Toody is accused of leading a double life.
Muldoon fears that his job may be in jeopardy because he is too tall.
Toody is given a painting by an artist that he and Muldoon must evict.
Toody and Muldoon devise a plan to keep Officer Schnauser and his wife from fighting.
Moody feels inferior to an intellectual rookie and asks to be reassigned.
The club wants to buy Capt. Block a gift.