The Best Episodes Directed By Christopher T. welch

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   9.0/10(3 votes)

   #1 - In 'N Outlaws

   S5:E114/23/1989

   Burt pouts and frantically tries to solve the crime when Agnes is forced to miss his family reunion because she won't vote to convict a man of murdering his partner / lover.

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   9.0/10(1 votes)

   #2 - Hoop War

   S1:E210/15/1994

   Alex and Raymond are continually harassed by upperclassmen Jessica and Ellen. One afternoon Jessica trips Alex in the school cafeteria as Alex carries a tray full of food. A food fight ensues and Vice Principal Heller assigns Alex, Raymond, Jessica and Ellen to clean up the cafeteria every afternoon. Both sets of friends blame each other for the trouble, and they agree to take up Raymond's challenge of two-on-two on the basketball court. The stakes: the losers have to admit responsibility to Heller and clean up the cafeteria by themselves.

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   7.5/10(4 votes)

   #3 - Miss Deep South

   S3:E611/2/1990

   June 7, 1958: As Darlene Monte, a contestant in the "Miss Deep South" beauty pageant, Sam must come to the aid of an innocent contender who faces disgrace when she poses for naughty pictures taken by a sleazy pageant photographer. As if things weren't bad enough, Sam must ensure that Darlene finishes third, so that she'll go on to become a doctor.

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   6.9/10(10 votes)

   #4 - Her Charm

   S2:E152/7/1990

   September 26, 1973: Protecting a female member of the witness protection program from a mafia hitman proves difficult for Sam, since the FBI appears to have an informant confounding his attempts to hide her.

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   6.8/10(9 votes)

   #5 - Leaping in Without a Net

   S2:E193/28/1990

   November 18, 1958: Sam remembers he's afraid of heights when he leaps into a trapeze artist, whose sister wants him to catch her as she does a triple without a net. Dad is less than pleased, since his wife died a few years earlier while attempting the same stunt.

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   5.5/10(11 votes)

   #6 - Good Night, Dear Heart

   S2:E173/7/1990

   November 9, 1957: Rather than saving the damsel of the episode, who supposedly committed suicide, Sam is the coroner trying to prove that she was murdered, and find out by whom.

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   5.0/10(1 votes)

   #7 - The Shrine

   S2:E172/9/1986

   A young woman, Christine, returns home to find her mother cold and distant, and living isolated from everyone else. The woman soon discovers that her mother has summoned up...Chrissie - Christine as a young girl, before she moved away and gained a life of her own. Christine soon finds there is no way she can compete with her mother's idealized image of herself.

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   3.0/10(1 votes)

   #8 - Barter

   S4:E197/17/1988

   A mother tries to get a reprieve from her noisy drums-practicing son by making a deal with an ammonia-seeking alien.

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