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Season 4 |
| 68 :04x01 - Beamer's Last Case (Sep/16/1977) | | Jim returns home from vacation ten days early and owing $600 to a Caribbean casino. When he gets there he finds his car destroyed and a lot of angry clients he never agreed to work for! They include an angry husband who accuses Jim of stepping out with his wife, and the disappointed owner of a cab company seeking help with extortionists. And then a truck brings thousands of dollars worth of forensic gear Jim doesn't need, but that his credit cards paid for! Then Jim learns the casino sold his debt to a local shark who has canceled the two week grace period, and someone in the cab company is connected to a racketeer! Jim will have to work hard – without pay – to get out of this jam! | | Special Guest Stars: Robert Loggia as Manny Arturis, | Guest Stars: James Whitmore, Jr. as Fred Beamer, Jack Kelly (1) as Ralph Steel, Bibi Besch as Monica Steel, | Co-Guest Stars: Cal Bellini as Pedro E. Ramirez, Howard George as Phil 'Golf Bag' Moreno, Phil Hoover as Dallas Walker, John Davey (1) as Delivery Man, Paula Victor as Receptionist, Arthur Eisner as Floyd Arturis, Raymond O'Keefe as Tony, Carlene Watkins as Girl on Bus | Director: Stephen J. Cannell
Story: Booker Bradshaw, Calvin Kelly | Teleplay: Stephen J. Cannell | | | |
| 69 :04x02 - Trouble in Chapter 17 (Sep/23/1977) | | Ann Clement has made herself wealthy writing books that purport to teach women how to make their marriages work. But in the age of feminism, there are those who don't want to hear what she has to say, and some of them might be violent enough to kill her. She asks Rockford to investigate several attempts on her life. Is the perpetrator some angry feminist? Or the husband who is tired of being the subject of her books, and who just might want her millions free and clear? Or is she, as the police believe, running an elaborate publicity stunt? Jim finds himself forced into the case when Dennis won't touch it, even after someone shoots at Ann Clement. Now all he has to do is figure out what's really going on, with only scant leads to point the way. | | Guest Stars: Ed Nelson as Edgar 'Bud' Clement, Arthur Roberts as Jack Avery, Claudette Nevins as Ann Louise Clement, | Co-Guest Stars: Donna Baccala as Janet Avery, Arlene Martel as Marty Bach (as Tasha Martell), Al Checco as Sam, Mike Laurence as 2nd Reporter (as Michael Laurence), Bob Navarro as 3rd Reporter, Toni Berrell as Woman, Candace Howerton as Gloria, Mario Machado as 1st Reporter, Scott Ellsworth as Zinberg, Mike Steele as Lyle Van Houghton (as Michael M. Steele), Molly Dodd as Daisy | Director: William Wiard
Writer: Juanita Bartlett | | | |
| 70 :04x03 - The Battle of Canoga Park (Sep/30/1977) | | On the way to the ball game, Jim's day goes real bad when two squad cars full of policemen arrive at his trailer, to arrest him. And he has no idea what he's supposed to have done. Lieutenant Diehl is determined to bring him down this time – for the murder of Robert Reidy, committed with Jim's own gun! Did his new cleaning woman steal the gun? Jim begins to snoop around Reidy's part of town, and someone drops a hand grenade into his trailer! He gets the license number from the bomber's van, but it leads to a harmless old lady. He finds a connection to a man who owns a motorcycle dealership, and that man gets blown up! With his leads running out, Jim faces prison unless he can figure out who took his gun, and why the thief killed Reidy. | | Guest Stars: Nora Marlowe as Viola Wenke, Adrienne Marden as Lee Ronstadt, John Dennis Johnston (1) as Henry Schlager, | Co-Guest Stars: Elliott Street as Leonard Wenke, Ted Gehring as Walt Chalco, John Perak as Pete Semple, Brion James (3) as Clamshell, Charles Hallahan as Brian, James R. Parkes as Records Clerk (as James Parkes), Art K. Koustik as 2nd Officer (as Art Koustik), Bruce Tuthill as Bomb Squad Officer, Luis Delgado as Officer Billings | Director: Ivan Dixon
Writer: Juanita Bartlett | | | |
| 71 :04x04 - Second Chance (Oct/14/1977) | | Gandolph Fitch rolls back into Rockford's life. He's found true love, a woman named Theda he met purchasing some used stereo equipment. She has a fine singing voice and Gandy invites his friend “Rockfish” to buy in, because he needs cash for a recording session. On the way out of the club, someone hits Gandy and drives off with Theda. Now Gandy needs Rockford to figure out why. Jim figures out who hit Gandy easily enough. It's her ex-husband Joe, who should still be in prison. But thanks to a man named Shapiro and the “Second Chances” program, he's out. And he needs something he left with Theda before he went in. When Jim and Gandy figure out what that is, they realize Theda's ex has dragged her – and them – into a major racketeering scheme. | | Special Guest Stars: Dionne Warwick as Theda Best, | Guest Stars: Isaac Hayes as Gandolph "Gandy" Fitch, Malachi Throne as Mr. Shapiro, Tony Burton as Joe Moran, Stuart Margolin as Evelyn "Angel" Martin, | Co-Guest Stars: Sean Garrison as Lanark, Frank Christi (1) as Brill, Richard Seff as Arnold Rose, Vivi Janiss as Pawn Shop Proprietor, Jack Garner as Bartender, Milt Oberman as Farnum, Janet Dey as Secretary, Rudy Diaz as Raoul, Luis Delgado as Officer Billings, Michael J. London as Grizelli (as Michael Jay London) | Director: Reza Badiyi
Writer: Gordon Dawson | | | |
| 72 :04x05 - The Dog and Pony Show (Oct/21/1977) | | Angel gets Jim in trouble again – this time, Angel hides some stolen silverware in Jim's trunk, and the pair of them wind up with mandated psychiatric counseling. There Jim meets a woman named Mary Jo, who believes someone is always watching her. She tries to hire Jim – but is she really being hounded, or is it all in her mind? Jim's not sure. Then Mary Jo returns home to discover a burglar going through her bedroom. He escapes, but the incident convinces Jim there might be more to her story than imagination. Digging, he turns up a man who might be a government agent, imprisoned in a psychiatric hospital, and a number of shady characters who want that man kept incommunicado. Has Mary Jo stumbled onto the wreckage of a failed intelligence operation? | | Guest Stars: Robert Lussier as Leo, Harriet Mathey as Girl, Louisa Moritz as Helen, Joanne Nail as Mary Jo Flynn, Al Ruscio as Vic Cassell, Stuart Margolin as Evelyn "Angel" Martin, George Loros as Tommy Lorentz, Howard Honig as Dr. Alan J. Adler, Michael Bell (1) as NIA Agent Krasny, Bill Quinn (1) as Judge Raymond Ordonez, Ed Lauter as Joseph Bloomberg, Dan Barton as Hal, Walter Brooke as NIA Agent Bill Simonds, Gary Crosby as Beau | Director: Reza Badiyi
Writer: David Chase | | | | | | |
| 74 :04x07 - Quickie Nirvana (Nov/11/1977) | | Jim lets acquaintance “Sky Aquarian” use his telephone and his mailing address as a favor. That might be a bad idea, because a couple of thugs come looking for her. Jim tracks Sky to an ashram and then to Gordon Borchert’s consciousness collective before he finds her, and learns that one of her bosses gave her a package to deliver, and that she forgot to deliver it. Jim insists she show him the envelope, and when he opens it, he discovers $30,000 in cash. The next day, Jim sends the envelope back to Sky’s boss – but later learns what he mailed was newspaper clippings! Jim evades goons, discovers Skye can’t keep her mouth shut, and returns to Gordon’s collective to get the real money back, only to discover that Gordon has skipped to India... | | Guest Stars: Valerie Curtin as Jane "Sky Aquarian" Patten, Kip Gilman as Alan Bayliss (as Kenneth Gilman), Quinn Redeker as Gordon Borchert, Dick Anthony Williams (3) as Maceo Prentiss, Lawrence Cook as Dijon (as Larry Cook), James Luisi as Lt. Doug Chapman, | Co-Guest Stars: Patricia Pearcy as Parvathi, Carl W. Crudup as Eddie McBrair (as Carl Crudup), Elta Blake as Ann, Aesop Aquarian as Cook, Michael Grandcolas as Panhandler, Dan Magiera as Conga Drummer | Director: Meta Rosenberg
Writer: David Chase | | | | | | | | | |
| 77 :04x10 - Hotel of Fear (Dec/02/1977) | | Slimy Angel Martin is the prosecution's key witness against a hit man and he's milking it for all it's worth but when things go awry and the defendant is acquitted, it's once again up to Jim ot pull his old prison buddy's chesthuts out of the fire. | | Guest Stars: Gerald McRaney as D.A. John Pleasance, Eugene Peterson as Louis Gaedel, Barbra Rae as Teddy, James Whitworth as Krauss, Stuart Margolin as Evelyn "Angel" Martin, Peter Forster as Judge Hovis, Rene Dijon as Waiter, Madison Arnold as Del Kane, Barry Atwater as Roach, Vincent Baggetta as Murray Riddel, Fred Carney as Howe, Stephen Coit as Thompson Welles | Director: Russ Mayberry
Writer: Juanita Bartlett | | | |
| 78 :04x11 - Forced Retirement (Dec/09/1977) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Stuart Margolin as Evelyn "Angel" Martin, Derek Murcott as Maitre d', Denny Miller (1) as Chris Jenks, Ron Masak as Virgil Cheski, William Joyce as Sumner Harcourt, Bill Hart as Benish, Doug Hale as Restaurant Manager, Larry Hagman as Richard Lessing / Paul T. Grisham, John Davey (1) as Sergeant Jacobson, Conrad Bachmann as Curt Rundstedt, Margaret Impert as Susan Kenniston | Director: Alexander Singer
Writer: Bill Stratton | | | |
| 79 :04x12 - The Queen of Peru (Dec/16/1977) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Jack Garner as Hubbard, Jennifer Markes as Shareen Wronko, Ken Swofford as Carl Wronko, Hunter Von Leer as Skip Speece, George Wyner as Stephen Kalifer, Susan Davis (1) as Dot Wronko, Paul Cavonis as Donny Waugh, Michael Morgan (1) as Sean Wronko, Joe E. Tata as Mike Trevino, Luke Andreas as Lou, Tara Buckman as Girl, Christopher Cary as Ginger Townsend | Director: Meta Rosenberg
Writer: David Chase | | | | | | |
| 81 :04x14 - The Attractive Nuisance (Jan/06/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Victor Jory as Eddie LaSalle, Ken Lynch (1) as Vince Whitehead, Jess Nadelman as Bruce Weinstock, Paul Sorenson as Inspector Claybourn, Joe Tornatore as Sid, Hunter Von Leer as Skip Speece, Jerome Guardino as Hank, Will Gill, Jr. (2) as FBI Agent, Jeannie Fitzsimmons as Joy Silver, Dick Balduzzi as Don Silver, Rudy Bond as Bennie, Anne Gee Byrd as Woman on Beach, Joseph Della Sorte (1) as Dave Young, Richard Doyle as Paramedic, John Morgan Evans as Vinnie | Director: Dana Elcar (1)
Writer: Stephen J. Cannell | | | |
| 82 :04x15 - The Gang at Don's Drive-In (Jan/13/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Anthony Zerbe as Jack Skowran, Fredd Wayne as Curtis Meyer, Connie Sawyer as Mrs. Fornechefsky, Al Rossi as Fred Stassi, Jordan Rhodes as Dr. Kozoll, Paul Pepper as Don Brakeman Jr., Hettie Lynne Hurtes as Reporter, Chuck Hicks as Walton, Elaine Princi as JoAnn, Mills Watson as Unknown, Richard Bakalyan as Porter, Lawrence Casey (1) as Robert Atcheson, Arlene Golonka as Jean Winslow / Rosenthal | Director: Harry Falk
Writer: James Crocker | | | |
| 83 :04x16 - The Paper Palace (Jan/20/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: R. Norwood Smith as Henry Helpern, Gene Scherer as Rudy Ganbe, Rita Moreno as Rita Capkovic, James Jeter as Officer McRainey, Jack Garner as Al Guello, Pat Finley as Peggy Becker, Patricia Donahue as Eleanor Loft, Rene Assa as Jeannot Tunier, David Lewis (3) as Burton Woodrup, Bruce Kirby as Unknown, Shirley O'Hara as Maggie Gilson | Director: Richard Crenna (1)
Writer: Juanita Bartlett | | | |
| 84 :04x17 - Dwarf in a Helium Hat (Jan/27/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Gianni Russo as Gianni Tedesco, Milton Selzer as Irving Rockfelt, Bea Silvern as Edith Rockfelt, Rick Springfield as Keith Stuart, Robina Suwol as Amy Rockfelt, Marie Reynolds as Janique, John Pleshette as Julius 'Jay' Rockfelt, Robert Mayo as Santo, Ted Markland as Mel, Scott Ellsworth as Norman Appet, Rebecca Balding as Carol Lansing, Nancy Burnett as Susan | Director: Reza Badiyi
Writer: David Chase, Stephen J. Cannell | | | |
| 85 :04x18 - South by Southeast (Feb/03/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Mark Roberts (2) as Agent Kleinhoff, Carlos Romero as Sam Gurolla, Isaac Ruiz as Jorge Sanchez, Jim Scott as Agent Ben Bast, Jim B. Smith (3) as Whittaker, Yolanda Márquez as Hotel Operator, Dorrie Kavanaugh as Christine Van Deerlin, Don Dubbins as Agent Frazee, Don Diamond as Coelho, Bert Rosario as Second, Don Chastain as Jon Van Deerlin, George Clifton as Agent Mallardi, Robert Clotworthy as Tommy | Director: William Wiard
Writer: Juanita Bartlett | | | |
| 86 :04x19 - The Competitive Edge (Feb/10/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Charles Howerton as Councilman Moore, Barbara Leigh as Sylvia, John Lupton as Marty Sloan, Pepper Martin as Gustav, Jim McMullan (1) as Barry Brauder, Sandie Newton as Gail, Logan Ramsey as Dr. Carl Brinkman, Harold Sakata as John Doe, Dick Gjonola as Gate Guard, Jack Garner as Sheriff Delbert Bassett, Robert Hogan as Lester Shaw, John Fiedler as James Bond, George Murdock as Doc Holliday, Neile Adams (1) as Joyce Brauder, William Boyett as Morris, Anthony Charnota as Robert Zachary, mute patient, Stephen Elliott as Dr. Herbert Brinkman, Dennis Fimple as Rhino | Director: Harry Falk
Writer: Gordon Dawson | | | |
| 87 :04x20 - The Prisoner of Rosemont Hall (Feb/17/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Douglas Ryan (2) as Herb, Maurice Sherbanee as Khadaffi, Michael Swan as Cal Morris, Bill Thornbury as Paul Lowe Douglas, Kenneth Tobey as University Police Chief Max Gilmore, Buck Young as Jake Sands, Kathy Hilton as Judy, Barney McFadden as Bert Hannan, Daniel Ades (1) as Machmoud, Julia Benjamin as Melinda, Ric Carrott (1) as Pledge Miller Claussen, Paul Coufos as Thomas Tate, Joyce Easton as Valerie Douglas, Frances Lee McCain as Leslie Callahan | Director: Ivan Dixon
Writer: David Chase, Stephen J. Cannell | | | |
| 88 :04x21 - The House on Willis Avenue (1) (Feb/24/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Dennis Dugan as Richie Brockelman, Jay Fenichel as Morgue Attendant, Paul Fix as Joseph Tooley, Jack Garner as 1st Guard, Brett Hadley as Computer Operator, Robert Hogan as Police Sgt. Ted Coopersmith, Vince Howard as Billy, Nick Dimitri as Security Guard, Brian Culhane as 2nd Deputy, Pernell Roberts as Unknown, Simon Oakland as Vern St. Cloud, Howard Hesseman as Al Steever, Philip Sterling as Tom Nardoni, Jackie Cooper (1) as Garth McGregor, Hank Brandt as Mr. Davis, Nancy Conrad as Receptionist | Director: Hy Averback
Writer: Stephen J. Cannell | | | |
| 89 :04x22 - The House on Willis Avenue (2) (Feb/24/1978) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Jay Fenichel as Morgue Attendant, Paul Fix as Joseph Tooley, Jack Garner as 1st Guard, Brett Hadley as Computer Operator, Howard Hesseman as Al Steever, Robert Hogan as Police Sgt. Ted Coopersmith, Dennis Dugan as Richie Brockelman, Nick Dimitri as Security Guard, Brian Culhane as 2nd Deputy, Nancy Conrad as Receptionist, Hank Brandt as Mr. Davis, Jackie Cooper (1) as Garth McGregor, Simon Oakland as Vern St. Cloud, Pernell Roberts as Unknown, Vince Howard as Billy | Director: Hy Averback
Writer: Stephen J. Cannell | | | |
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