Paul Pepper

Stone and Robbins cross paths with two men pushed to their breaking points: an ex-con nursing a grudge against the former assistant district attorney who put him in prison and a struggling small businessman with a hot temper.

Richard Kimble becomes chauffeur in the strange household of a teen-age violin virtuoso.

A number of elaborate robberies have gone unreported to the police--committed by a cat burglar who leaves his calling card at the scene of the crime. Devon had been his victim years before and believed the burglar was the wealthy Raymond Fallan. However, Raymond Fallan died one month before. Michael and K.I.T.T. visit Fallan's daughter, Grace, with hopes she can shed light on the situation. Grace is sure that her father did not commit the crime, and intends to uncover the fraudulent burglar.

A twelve year old baseball playing 'tomboy' attracts underworld attention because she knows the whereabouts of $100,000 in stolen diamonds as 'Little Girl Lost.' Starsky and Hutch pick up a ragamuffin girl for shoplifting sweetcakes, and while they are holding her, her father is killed by underworld gangsters just blocks away. In checking out her father's identity, Starsky and Hutch learn that the little girl is probably the only person alive who may know the whereabouts of $100,000 in stolen diamonds. Meanwhile, the gangland element tries to intercept the feisty twelve year old. One of the criminals disguises himself as a priest and takes her to a baseball game, and then unwittingly follows her to Hutch's apartment to collect!