Peter Brandon

Wonder Woman races against time to capture an enemy agent infected with the dreaded Bubonic Plague and armed with a secret formula that could destroy the United States.

David Banner impersonates a scientist inspecting a nuclear research facility to get access to its gamma ray equipment, but his attempts to reverse his own radiation are interrupted by an earthquake. A nuclear plant, a subject of controversy because it is built over an earthquake fault, holds Banner's hopes to rid himself of his over-radiation. His masquerade as a safety expert is discovered before he can complete his experiment, but his super strength as the Hulk saves his and some of the plant's staff's lives when the earthquake hits.

A champion bodybuilder, in San Francisco for a competition, secretly uses performing enhancement drugs that leave him with little control over his anger, leading to unintended consequences.

Starsky and Hutch help an old buddy who says he wants to locate his son by a former marriage. The detectives do not know their friend has become a professional "hit man" and that his alleged ex-wife's present husband, a reformed crime syndicate figure, will be murdered if their quest is completed in "The Deadly Imposter." John Colby, with whom Starsky and Hutch were close friends at the Police Academy, shows up after an absence of five years, claiming he was a prisoner in North Vietnam and later spent two years in a Hawaiian hospital. Now, all he wants is a visit with his young son, whose mother found a new life after divorcing him. What Starsky and Hutch do not know is that Colby was never married, has never fathered a child and is actually a pro-fessional killer with a "contract" to execute an ex-syndicate accountant named Warren Karpel.

A mild-mannered man runs afoul of a debt collector when he refuses to pay a doctor he blames for his mother's death.