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A beauty queen has her purse snatched; an angry moviegoer vandalizes a theater for showing snuff films; and Wojo is slapped with a paternity suit.
Harris signs another book deal; and a lottery winner threatens the couple who lost his winning ticket; Luger shops for a mail-order Asian bride.
Levitt performs an act of heroism; A 1957 DeSoto is the prized possession of a man who admits he stole the car 25 years ago.
Barney calls in the police chaplain when a man claims he is possessed by a demon; a full-figured wife assaults her husband for forcing her into a pair of designer jeans.
A Peace Corps recruiter goes crazy at a job fair; Dietrich's portable stress analyzer stops working while he's investigating an assault case.
The FBI steps in when microprocessor chips designed for computer games are being exported to Poland.
One of the last two survivors of an old-world tontine tries to commit suicide in order to allow a cousin to inherit.
The plainclothes detectives step in while the rest of the force takes an examination.
A mugger singles out street clowns; and a bureaucrat alleviates jail overcrowding by quietly releasing a hundred inmates on Madison Avenue in the dead of night.
Lieutenant Scanlon falls for a wealthy mugging victim; a restaurateur breaks into his own restaurant; the squad investigates Chinatown gang wars.
Barney is charged with contempt of court when he refuses to name an informant; and a man complains being ugly is why he was refused service at a restaurant.
Harris assumes command of the precinct after Barney is jailed for his contempt citation; Barney is left in a cell with a neurotic murder suspect.
An agitated woman with a homemade bomb threatens to blow up the squad room; Sergeant Fish drops in for a visit.
A group of Hasidic Jews riot to protest the department's ineffectiveness; Urban survivalists are found living in steam tunnels beneath the city.
Bullet-proof vests arrive after Harris and Dietrich are sent to an office building with a gun-toting man inside.
A rainmaker offers his help when New York suffers from a water shortage; Wojo, Harris, and Dietrich all eye an opening in the vice squad.
Harris loses his libel appeal and his assets; Dietrich handles a newsdealer's dispute with a construction crew.