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Season 1
Night Games (Mar/16/1974)
Petrocelli is hired to defend Mrs. Pauline Hannigen, a socialite, on a murder charge.
Guest Stars: JoAnna Cameron (1) as Thelma Lattimer, Luke Askew as D.D. Franklin, Stefanie Powers as Mrs. Pauline Hannigen, Anjanette Comer as Jenny Kenedisis, Henry Darrow as D.A. Jaimie Martinez, Ralph Meeker as Dutch Armbreck, William Prince as Clayton Nikell, Dennis Patrick as Judge Medford, Robert Emhardt as Judge Ambrose, Jon Cypher as Dale Hannigan
Director: Don Taylor (1)
Writer: E. Jack Neuman
 
1 :01x01 - The Golden Cage (Sep/11/1974)
Nancy Holbrook leaves in the middle of night after a violent quarrel with her husband, the millionaire Arthur Holbrook. She visits lawyer Tony Petrocelli. He should arrange the separation for them. On that same night an assistant of Hoolbrook's is murdered.
Guest Stars: William Windom as Alex Mayberry, Joseph Campanella as Arthur Holbrook, Rosemary Forsyth as Nancy Holbrook, Morgan Woodward as Cayle, Rose Marie as Thelma
Director: Joseph Pevney
Writer: Leonardo Bercovici
 
2 :01x02 - Music to Die By (Sep/18/1974)
Shortly before his concert a Country music star known as Country Boy gets involved in a violent bicker with a man named Morrow. His horrified fans become unwitting witnesses. Next day Morrow turns up dead. Country Boy asks Tony Petrocelli for help. He is suspected of being the murderer.
Guest Stars: Henry Max Kendrick as Attorney general, Don Starr as Judge, Britt Leach as Wiley, Sandy Kenyon as Morrow, Bobbie Jordan (3) as Millie, Jeremy Slate as Stacy, David Doyle (1) as Cas Turner, Rick Nelson as Country Boy
Director: Paul Stanley (2)
Writer: Oliver Crawford
 
3 :01x03 - By Reason of Madness (Sep/25/1974)
Vickie Richardson has murdered her husband she admits the crime openly. Tony Petrocelli takes over her defense. The public prosecutor presents Vickie as an ice-cold murderess. However, Tony is convinced of the fact that she was confused at the moment of the deed.
Guest Stars: Riley Hill as Judge Medford, Rudy Bond as Dr. Starnberg, Loretta Swit as Ella Knox, John Vernon as Barney Majors, Rory Calhoun as Edgar Richardson, James McEachin as Dr. Herb Shoate, Lynda Day George as Vickie Richardson
Director: James Sheldon
Writer: William Kelley
 
4 :01x04 - Edge of Evil (Oct/02/1974)
Robert Warren leads an investigation against the planned construction of a nuclear power plant in San Remo. Before he can publish the results, he is murdered. The main suspect must be defended by Robert's best friend, Petrocelli.
Guest Stars: Robert Hardy (2) as Judge Wannemaker, Morgan Paull as Dan Carter, Susan Oliver (1) as Eleanor Warren, Lynn Carlin as Audrey North, William Shatner as Adam North, Glenn Corbett as Robert Warren
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Mel Goldberg
 
5 :01x05 - A Life for a Life (Oct/09/1974)
A guest dies in a blaze at a hotel room. The arson suspect is Edgar Dorsey. The motorcyclist had been rejected on the prior evening by the hotel porter and the biker had sworn to exact revenge. Tony Petrocelli assumes Edgar's defense.
Guest Stars: Felice Orlandi as Lyle Holcomb, Henry Jones (1) as Wheaton, Sharon Farrell (1) as Arlen Johnson, Geoffrey Deuel as Edgar Dorsey
Director: Allen Reisner
Writer: William D. Gordon (3)
 
6 :01x06 - Death in High Places (Oct/23/1974)
Sam Horton, a millionaire, dies in the explosion of his private airplane. Witnesses swear to have seen Barbara, Horton's daughter leaving a suitcase minutes before the blowup. She becomes the main suspect of a staged accident. Petrocelli believes in her innocence.
Guest Stars: Steve Blood as Al Smiley, Richard Elman as Sam Horton, Richard Alexander (1) as Bobby Gains, Barney Phillips as Frank Kelly, Joe Mantell as Carson, Gregory Sierra as Rudolph Chavez, Harold Gould (1) as Haskell Fox, Belinda Montgomery as Barbara Horton, Cameron Mitchell as Sheriff Bates
Director: Richard Donner
Writer: James M. Miller (1)
 
7 :01x07 - Double Negative (Oct/30/1974)
Tony Petrocelli takes on the defense of Billy Fletcher. The young man is accused of having killed a photographer named Onslow. Petrocelli is convinced of the innocence of his client. Although even Onslow incriminated himself, the lad refuses to tell the whole truth.
Guest Stars: Gene Tyburn as Tom Onslow, Lisa Farringer as Renate Fletcher, Fritz Weaver as William Fletcher, Michael Burns (1) as Billy Fletcher
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Robert C. Dennis (1)
 
8 :01x08 - Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall (Nov/06/1974)
Petrocelli is confronted with a confusing case. Jean Carter stands accused of murdering her friend, Allan. The prosecuting attorney can refer to several witnesses who claim that Jean was on the crime scene. Jean declares, however, she had not been near the venue.
Guest Stars: Kurt Grayson as Allan Bell, Erica Hagen as Shirley Snyder, William Bramley as Milton Daniels, Harold Gould (1) as Haskell Fox, Stefanie Powers as Jean Carter
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
9 :01x09 - An Act of Love (Nov/13/1974)
Nickie, the daughter of the powerful senator Samuel Robert James is found murdered in her house. Frank Donato is accused of having slain the young woman. His mother is quite convinced that her boy is innocent so she asks Tony Petrocelli for help.
Guest Stars: Josef Rainer as Sergeant Munson, Sandy Rosenthal as Mortician, Don Starr as Judge, Martin Braddock as Dan Cranford, Angela Clarke (2) as Mrs. Donato, Christina Hart (1) as Nikie James, Alan Oppenheimer as Attorney Davis, John David Carson (1) as Frank Donato, Claudette Nevins as Annette James, Simon Scott (1) as Senator Sam James, John Marley as Vito Donato
Director: Paul Stanley (2)
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
10 :01x10 - A Very Lonely Lady (Nov/27/1974)
Petrocelli takes over the defense of Albert Deigh. He is accused of murdering Marnie, the fun-loving wife of entrepreneur JC Underwood. Petrocelli is firmly convinced of Deigh's innocence. Maggie and Pete risk everything to prove this.
Guest Stars: Mike Casper as Sheriff Madden, Don Starr as Judge Watson, John Milford as J.C. Underwood, Lucille Benson as Angie Crawford, Arlene Martel as Marnie Jane Underwood, Russell Wiggins as Albert Deigh, Jack Ging as Wayne Jacoby, Louis Gossett, Jr. as Kurt Olson
Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Robert Stull
 
11 :01x11 - Counterplay (Dec/04/1974)
When a San Remo policeman is accused of murder, Petrocelli is drafted in to provide his defense - a move which could prove fatal for the Italian legal whiz.
Guest Stars: Hayden Rorke as Arnold Cole, Richard Jaeckel as Sanford, Michelle Conaway as Susan, Ben Masters as John Delman
Director: James Sheldon
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
 
12 :01x12 - A Covenant with Evil (Dec/18/1974)
A simpleminded, harmless young man, Frankie Toyer is found near a dead woman. Frankie becomes the prime murder suspect. Police officer Ponce helps the youth. Only Tony Petrocelli, to whom Frankie has turned for assistance, has a different opinion.
Guest Stars: Dan Bradley as Bentley, Paul Carr as Paul Cooper, Julie Cobb as Millie Conway, Arthur Malet as Clyde Ledbetter, Dean Harens as Dr. Oscar Vernon, Robyn Millan as Beth Williams, Charles Martin Smith (1) as Frankie
Directors: Richard Donner, Herschel Daugherty
Writer: Rod Baker
 
13 :01x13 - The Sleep of Reason (Jan/15/1975)
Joan Barth asks Tony Petrocelli to help her friend and colleague Willie Flanders. Flanders has recently shot guest lecturer, professor Beale, before the eyes of his students. However, he cannot remember nothing of the crime.
Guest Stars: Fred Stromsoe as Levatatee, Jack Colvin as Judge, Francine York as Annabelle Tracy, Logan Ramsey as Professor Beale, Pamela Franklin as Joan Barth, Albert Stratton as Professor Logan, Christopher Connelly (2) as Willie Flanders
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: William Kelley
 
14 :01x14 - A Fallen Idol (Jan/22/1975)
Tony Petrocelli has grown up with Frank Copa, a famous boxer, in Boston. He doesn't have to be forced to defend his old idol in court. Frank is suspected of having murdered his corrupt manager Morrie Ryder.
Guest Stars: Chuck Hicks as Tom, Fred Stromsoe as Ed, Don Starr as Judge Watson, Paul C. Thomas as Ernie Sadler, Ben Hammer as Arthur Handler, George Petrie as Morrie Ryder, Richard Ward as Charlie Bobo, Don Stroud as Frankie Copa, Susan Strasberg as T.J. Farlow, Louis Gossett, Jr. as Kurt Olson
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
15 :01x15 - Once Upon a Victim (Jan/29/1975)
Dr. Leo Stegner, the chief of a private clinic, has apparently murdered Rita Phillips, a rich sponsor of his clinic. One witness asserts to have seen the crime: Rita's daughter, Laureen Phillips. However, Petrocelli is quite sure Stegner is innocent.
Guest Stars: Jack Collins (1) as Floyd Lathrop, Fred Ashley as James Mantley, Don Starr as Judge Watson, Bernice Smith as Rita Phillips, Barbara Rhoades as Virginia Halima, Alan Fudge as Sam Murkland, Jonathan Lippe as Dr. Gil Clayton, Della Reese as Angela Damon, Renne Jarrett as Laureen Phillips, John Dehner as Dr. Leo Stegner
Director: Herschel Daugherty
Writer: Stanley Roberts
Story: Stanley Roberts | Teleplay: Leonard Katzman
 
16 :01x16 - The Kidnapping (Feb/05/1975)
Tony Petrocelli attempts to help a desperate mother. Donna McCaslin was waging a bitter war with her ex-father-in-law, senator Linville, for the custody for her son Jordan. Now, she stands accused of having committed a murder as well.
Guest Stars: Fred Ashley as Bridger, Patricia Blair as Angela Gilmartin, Todd Lookinland as Jordan, Dick Davalos as Charles Waller, Frank Ashmore as Alec McCaslin, Kim Darby as Donna McCaslin, Gene Evans as Senator Linville McCaslin
Director: Gunner Hellström
Writer: Robert C. Dennis (1)
 
17 :01x17 - A Lonely Victim (Feb/19/1975)
Lieutenant Ponce advises the little Billy Thorpe to hire Tony Petrocelli as a defender: His mother Mary was arrested because of murdering her lover. Since she was found bending over the corpse with the weapon in her hand, she seems to be the perpetrator. The woman declares her innocence and Tony sets out to prove that.
Guest Stars: Arnold Jeffers as Judge Grumbein, Richard Elman as Dexter Tindle, Mark Goddard (1) as Perry Brooks, Bobby Eilbacher as Billy Thorpe, Don Dubbins as Joseph Bear, Fred Beir (1) as Raymond Walker, Simon Scott (1) as Carson, Madlyn Rhue as Ellen Walker, Anjanette Comer as Mary Thorpe
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
18 :01x18 - The Outsiders (Feb/26/1975)
TheField family earns their living as harvest workers. The son, Ron Field, is arrested by the police after he was seen running away from a drugstore in which the owner's corpse is discovered shortly after. Lucille Field is firmly convinced of Ron's innocence and asks Tony Petrocelli to adopt his defense.
Guest Stars: Fred Ashley as Ben Fowler, William Bramley as Cyrus Mitchell, Marion Ross as Mary Sloane, Mark Hamill as David Mitchell, Lucille Benson as Lucille Field, Mitch Vogel as Ron Field
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Leonard Katzman, Thomas L. Miller (3)
 
19 :01x19 - Vengeance in White (Mar/05/1975)
Petrocelli finds himself helping a woman accused of murdering her evangelistic husband.
The preacher Nathaniel Wakely knows how to enthuse listeners with his fanatical sermons. However, he gets into a deep conflict with his religious conviction and his wife Bonnie ends up arrested and accused of murder. Desperately she turns to Tony Petrocelli for assistance.
Guest Stars: Don Starr as Judge Watson, Josef Rainer as D.A. Ames, Francesca Jarvis as Aggie Crane, Michael Bell (1) as Glen Hiller, Elinor Donahue as Joan Hiller, Ken Swofford as Phillip Armor, Brenda Scott as Bonnie Wakely, Michael Anderson Jr. as Nathaniel Wakely
Director: Leonard Katzman
Writer: Robert Stull
 
20 :01x20 - Four the Hard Way (Mar/12/1975)
Did western old-timer Clate Dobie kill his step-daughter's husband? Petrocelli is convinced of his innocence, but he'll have a hard time proving it, especially as Clate was seen bending over the dead man's body before he ran for the hills.
Guest Stars: John Crawford (1) as Joe Tuttle, Francesca Jarvis as Agnes Macklin, Josef Rainer as Ron Weed, Russell Lee Fine as Murphy, Riley Hill as Judge Roy Parker, Gloria LeRoy as Zazu O'Brien, Lina Raymond as Juno Tuttle, Strother Martin as Clate Dobie, Paul Brinegar (1) as Patch Dressler, Eddie Firestone as Cy Bissell, Shug Fisher as Toot Gannon, William Bryant (1) as Brian Schofield
Director: Joseph Pevney
Writer: William Kelley
 
21 :01x21 - Death in Small Doses (Mar/26/1975)
Young Lewis Baldwin stands accused of having murdered the guardian of his grandfather. However the statements of a foreman of the aged George Baldwin let the seemingly unambiguous facts appear in a quite new light . What really happened in that ominous night Petrocelli tries to reconstruct with difficulty.
Guest Stars: Fred Ashley as Patrick O'Mahoney, Torin Thatcher as George Baldwin, Elizabeth MacRae (1) as Lucille Bates, Paul Shenar as Archie LaSalle, Michael Baseleon as Melvin Pollock, Robert Mandan as Sheriff Arnheit, Stephen Elliott as Martin Granger, George O'Hanlon, Jr. (1) as Lewis Baldwin
Director: Don Taylor (1)
Writer: John Dawson (2), Al Reynolds
 
22 :01x22 - A Night of Terror (Apr/02/1975)
Gloria Kane is arrested, because apparently she shot her lover, the gangster Leo Roman. The woman disputes the action, yet all the evidence speaks against her. In this seemingly hopeless situation, her mother asks Tony Petrocelli for help.
Guest Stars: Walker Edmiston as Court Clerk, Sandy Rosenthal as Einhorn, Med Flory as Robert Miller, Jim Boles as Judge #1, Claudia Bryar (1) as Mrs. Brancussi, Joseph Mell as Erik Frost, Alan Fudge as Sam Murkland, W. l. Legault (1) as Fred Kistler, Morgan Woodward as Augie Briola, Peter Mark Richman as Leo Roman, Lois Nettleton as Gloria Kane
Director: Bernard McEveety
Writer: William Kelley
 
Season 2
23 :02x01 - Shadow of Fear (Sep/10/1975)
Sherril Brewster's anger gets assuaged at Petrocellis office. She confesses to have just shot her ex-husband Tom Archer. The lawyer learns that the young woman was threatened and blackmailed by this. On the police-station, a surprise awaits them: Alan Brewster, Sherril's second husband, was arrested meanwhile and accused of murder.
Guest Stars: Eric Server as Waters, Paul C. Thomas as Laird, John Henry Cox as Tom Archer, Victor Rendina as Apollo, Jonathan Lippe as Harry Silver, Warren J. Kemmerling as Lt. Carter, William Windom as Alan Brewster, Anne Archer as Sherril Brewster
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
24 :02x02 - The Mark of Cain (Sep/17/1975)
After receiving the unexpected visit of Richie Martin, an old chum, Tony learns his friend is no longer the harmless guy he used to know. By and by Martin is arrested on a murder rap and Tony grudgingly accepts to defend him.
Guest Stars: John Leonelli as Edwards, John Henry Cox as Davis, Paul Koslo as Morgan, Ken Swofford as Lieutenant Clifford, John Saxon as Ritchie Martin
Director: Leonard Katzman
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
25 :02x03 - Five Yards of Trouble (Sep/24/1975)
Ray Royer asks Tony Petrocelli to defend Charles, his uncle, arrested for murder. He stands accused of murdering a photographer. The motive lies unequivocally at hand: jealousy. Charles had recently learn his wife posed for the victim.
Guest Stars: Ronald Foster (1) as Alfred Woodward, Angela Clarke (2) as Teresa Moran, H. M. Wynant as Brian Ramsdale, Robbie Rist as Ray Royer, Barbara Luna as Dorothy Royer, Glenn Corbett as Charlie
Director: Joseph Pevney
Writer: William Keys (3)
 
26 :02x04 - One Killer Too Many (a.k.a "Death Ride") (Oct/01/1975)
Pete travels with Petrocelli and Maggie to the biggest rodeo in San Remo where Gage Hurley, Pete's friend, appears as a clown. When a rodeo horseman is discovered murdered in his trailer, Hurley surprisingly admits his guilt . Petrocelli accepts the defense and notices quickly that with Hurley nothing is what it seems.
Guest Stars: Don 'Red' Barry as Vern Baker, Gerald McRaney as Cliff Rediger, John Crawford (1) as Billy Elwood, Ford Rainey as Hank Stevens, Michael Bell (1) as Frank Kaiser, Diana Ewing as Dusty Stevens, Ned Beatty as Gage Hurley
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Katharyn Michaelian Powers, Michael Michaelian
 
27 :02x05 - Chain of Command (Oct/08/1975)
Richard Oleson, a talented airline mechanic, has a disagreement with his boss, General Drew and gets fired promptly. Shortly afterward, Drew is found murdered and the suspicion falls on Oleson. A friend of the mechanic rushes to hire Petrocelli.
Guest Stars: John Lupton as Billy Hanson, Lin McCarthy as Leo Shane, Lee Montgomery as Freddie, John Ritter as John Cleson, Francesca Jarvis as Mrs. Strafford, Kenneth Tobey as Mr. Strafford, Warren Stevens as General Drew, Rosemary DeCamp as Mrs. Drew
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Michael Michaelian, Katharyn Michaelian Powers
 
28 :02x06 - To See No Evil (Oct/29/1975)
Julie Carter, a blind woman, shoots down an alleged burglar. To her dismay, she finds that the crook is her boyfriend Buddy Richards. Since the two had a fierce dispute shortly before no one believes her version of a tragic accident. No sooner Petrocelli has taken over the case that he begins to receive anonymous threats.
Guest Stars: David Hatton as John Saffro, Fred Ashley as Fred Ash, Marian O. Gibson as Lucille Duncan, Erica Hagen as Shirley Miller, Robert Symonds as Martin Waldman, Steve Sandor as Robert Jarvis, Michael Bell (1) as Frank Kaiser, Julie Kavner as Julie Carter
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Thomas L. Miller (3), Leonard Katzman
 
29 :02x07 - Terror on Wheels (Nov/05/1975)
Petrocelli has not exactly an easy task, the eloquent immigrant Dimitri Petrakis stands accused of having murdered a motorcycle-gang member who tried to attack his daughter. For Petrocelli is the case very tricky, because all the evidence speak against his client.
Guest Stars: Paul Roland as Jennings, Kimo Owens as Jed, Moe Mosley as Moe, Don Starr as Judge Watson, Tiny Wells as Tiny, Gerald McRaney as Terry Santo, Annette O'Toole as Tina, Kipp Whitman as Nick Fenton, John Colicos as Dimitri Petrakis, Ayn Ruymen as Katie Petrakis
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
30 :02x08 - The Gamblers (Nov/12/1975)
Petrocelli is defending 17-year-old Mando Rivera, the only suspect of having killed his boss Benton, the pizzeria owner. As it turns out that the restaurateur was working as a bookie, the lawyer thinks he knows where he has to look for the true perpetrator .
Guest Stars: Freddie G. Machado as Juan, Eugene Kelly (1) as Al Benton, Don Starr as Judge Watson, Gloria LeRoy as Ms. Molly Ames, Linda Garcia as Maria, Jack Ging as James Wylie, Mark Hamill as Dennis Wylie, Charles Young (1) as Joe Malone, John Lupton as Billy Hanson, A. Martinez as Mando Rivera, Monika Ramirez as Teresa Rivera
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: John Hudock
 
31 :02x09 - Terror By the Book (Dec/10/1975)
Tony Petrocelli accepts the defense of Emily Burke. She is accused of having murdered the bestseller-author Mark Orland, because he was about to publish piquant details about her past.
Guest Stars: Wayne Waterhouse as Kelly, Mary Dusay Perine as Eve Orland, S. John Launer as Franklin, Bing Russell as John, Ned Wilson as Roy Burke, Michael Bell (1) as Frank Kaiser, Dewey Martin as Bill Whitehead, Anne Francis as Emily Burke
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Jeff Myrow
 
32 :02x10 - Face of Evil (Dec/17/1975)
The comedienne Mary Wade hires Petrocelli for the defense of her twin-sister Jane. She's being accused of having murdered a foreign man in a cheap and crummy hotel. Jane can remember nothing, though. Petrocelli assumes the seemingly hopeless case and comes across a surprising result.
Guest Stars: Shirley Poliakoff as Thelma, Arnold Jeffers as Judge Grumbein, Norman Stone as Wallace, Henry Max Kendrick as Doc Simpson, Fred Ashley as Hoffler, Sandy Rosenthal as Dr. Robert Koblin, Fred Beir (1) as John Kelly, Lucille Benson as Madge Briar, Robert F. Lyons (3) as Sam Johnson, Kay Lenz as Mary Wade/Jane Wade
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Thomas L. Miller (3)
 
33 :02x11 - Too Many Alibis (Dec/24/1975)
Dr. Dave Hill has become the main suspect in the murder of his boss, a medic who wanted to have Hill ousted. Petrocelli believes in the young doctor's innocence and decides to find the real culprit, but everyone in the hospital seems to have a waterproof alibi, except Hill himself.
Guest Stars: Frank Kennedy as Dr, Wilbur Hendricks, Riley Hill as Dr. Allen Mitchell, Marian O. Gibson as Emily Nolan, Gino Ardito as Bill Thomas, Sally Kirkland as Joan Arnold, Gloria Calomee as Cobbie Hill, Susan Sullivan as Janet Wilson, Bettye Ackerman as Ann Hendricks, Robert Hooks as Dr. Dave Hill
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Writer: Fred Freiberger (1)
 
34 :02x12 - A Deadly Vow (Dec/31/1975)
Lauren Edwards seeks to know what penalties for murder are. The reason for her question: She wants to kill her husband. Tony takes the curious notion not seriously at first, but shortly after that Allan Edwards is actually murdered and his wife appears as the main suspect arrested. Everything seems to point against Lauren, but Petrocelli believes the opposite for there is a glimmer of hope to prove her innocence.
Guest Stars: Moe Mosley as Officer, Len Wayland as Jack Mayhew, Alan Landers as Jeff Morgan, David Davidson as Ginny Morgan, Warren J. Kemmerling as Lt. Carter, Salome Jens as Leah Barnes, Steve Blood as Alan Edwards, Rosemary Forsyth as Lauren Edwards
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
35 :02x13 - Falling Star (Jan/21/1976)
Tony Petrocelli accepts the defense of his youth idol, the film star Dusty Rhodes. Dusty is suspect of having murdered the film producer Mannie Tyler . Although some evidence inculpates him, the actor insists firmly on his innocence.
Guest Stars: Frank Aletter as Dusty Rhodes, Lawrence Casey (1) as Himself, Francine York as Lisa Farley, George Petrie as Mannie Tyler, Susan Dey as Jenny Halliday, Ken Curtis as Harry Underwood
Director: Russ Mayberry
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
36 :02x14 - Survival (Jan/28/1976)
Carol Janssen asks Tony Petrocelli for help. Her husband Don was arrested in the border-city of Santa Rosita because apparently he had stolen money from an office-safe. The alleged perpetrator succeeds in convincing Petrocelli of his innocence. The lawyer adopts the case until suddenly things take a dangerous turn.
Guest Stars: Gavin James as Helicopter Pilot, Ron Burke as Driver, Troy Melton as White, Brian Libby as Mc Laird, Moe Mosley as Moe, René Enríquez as Hank Morales, Jonathan Lippe as Paul Morgan, Cindy Williams as Carol Janssen, Christopher Connelly (2) as Don Janssen
Director: Art Fisher
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
37 :02x15 - The Night Visitor (Feb/04/1976)
Ed Parker breaks into Petrocellis office and leaves a sealed envelope. Petrocelli pursues the matter. He drives to Parker's apartment where he finds his corpse. The police come in this moment. Petrocelli is arrested since he's considered to be one of Parker's murderers.
Guest Stars: Kimo Owens as Hood #3, Charles Young (1) as Hood #2, Neil Summers as Hood #1, Moe Mosley as Moe, Ken Swofford as Lt. John Clifford, Phillip Pine as Ed Parker, Joan Van Ark as Chris Parker, Thayer David as Arnold Mac Iver
Director: Robert Scheerer
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
38 :02x16 - Blood Money (Feb/11/1976)
The student Andy Warburton, heir to a large fortune, is abducted. Petrocelli takes the case. Since the kidnappers only demand a 500 dollar ransom, at first the whole thing looks as a joke but soon the situation dramatically.
Guest Stars: James Daughton as Andy Warburton III, Darrell Larson as Al, Timothy Scott as Gus, James Gammon as Harry, Susanne Zenor as Gigio Laverne, Andrew Rubin as Doc, Nicholas Hammond as Whitey, Denver Pyle as Andrew Warburton
Director: Irving J. Moore
Writer: Leonard Katzman
 
39 :02x17 - Any Number Can Die (Feb/18/1976)
Paul Andrews turns up at his old pal Petrocelli, and hands him an envelope. He asks Tony to deliver it to a person should anything happen to him, Andrews is fearing for his life but reveals no more details. Later the addressee is found murdered and the plot thickens.
Guest Stars: Francesca Jarvis as Joan McCarthy, Gwynne Gilford as Jean Andrews, Mark Gordon (1) as Frank Keegan, Joshua Bryant as Paul Andrews, Paul Burke (1) as John Flemming
Director: Leonard Katzman
Writer: Jeff Myrow, Leonard Katzman
 
40 :02x18 - Six Strings of Guilt (Feb/25/1976)
Pete becomes the prime suspect in the murder of a hood who threatened to testify against Pete's girl friend ,Sally Barnes.
Guest Stars: Maxine & Franklin Brown as Leo Miles, Moe Mosley as Moe, Eddie Quillan as Drunk, Claire Brennen as Georgia, Wayne Tippet as Will Lewis, Joanna Miles as Sally Barnes, Martin Kove as Frank Harris, Tammy Harrington as Judy Barnes, Ward Costello as Thomas Barnes
Director: Don Weis
Writer: John Hudock
 
41 :02x19 - Deadly Journey (Mar/03/1976)
Petrocelli takes Lucille Davis, who is recalling their old days as hitchhiker on the road, in his car. But when they arrive in San Remo, Lucille is arrested for murder. The employer of her son Joey has been shot. Petrocelli is convinced of her innocence and begins to investigate.
Guest Stars: Jeff Allin (1) as Charlie, Brian Libby as Bill, Paul Roland as Phil Bass, Ronald Foster (1) as Ray, Deborah White as Ellen Williamson, M. P. Murphy (1) as Jack Keefe, Lynn Borden as Susan, Marion Ross as Janet Williamson, Lucille Benson as Lucille Davis, Alan Vint as Joey Davis
Director: Paul Lynch
Writer: Donnell Di Maggio
 
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