The best episode directed by Ray Danton is "Stop the Presses", rated 7/10 from 2 user votes. It was "written by N/A". "Stop the Presses" aired on 11/24/1978 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Love That Lies".
David is washing dishes at Bruno's Restaurant, whose owners are being targeted by a sleazy journalist from The National Register. When Banner's picture is taken, he has to break into the building where Jack McGee works to get it back.
Director: Ray Danton
Writer: N/A
Thomas is trying to protect Carol, who is in the middle of a particularly controversial court case, when he is hired by a woman from the mainland to help locate the birth certificate for the child she gave up for adoption 30 years ago. But in doing so he becomes embroiled in Carol's personal life, as he discovers a powerful secret about her parents and her true birthright that could shatter her...
Director: Ray Danton
Writer: Jeri Taylor
Thomas is trying to get Rick, T.C. and Higgins interested in joining him in a potentially lucrative new tourist business venture. But his friends all have other things on their minds, especially T.C., who puts thoughts of the deal on the back-burner when his son Bryant lands in trouble with the Police after becoming mixed up with a juvenile biker gang...
Director: Ray Danton
Writer: Jeri Taylor
Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg. On hatching, it reveals an aggressive black-feathered bird.
Director: Ray Danton
Writer: Ross Thomas
Harry Flock has had a temporary promotion as acting manager of a branch bank. He is honest and meticulous to a fault, but in danger of losing his job when head office gets anonymous complaints about alleged embezzlements. His accounts are immaculate - in fact, they seem too good to be true.
Director: Ray Danton
Writer: David Scott Milton
Criminal lawyer Slade has his reasons for wanting his colleague dead. He meticulously plans the perfect murder.
Director: Ray Danton
Writer: Ross Thomas