The Best Episodes of Baretta Season 1

Baretta vows revenge on the hoodlum whose thugs murdered his girlfriend.

Director: Bernard L. Kowalski

Writer: Stephen J. Cannell

When his childhood friend is murdered, Baretta tries to protect the pregnant widow and her unborn child from the killers, and from her own drug habit.

Director: Don Medford

Writer: Peter S. Fischer

Baretta tries to nail a seemingly untouchable crime czar by placing the aging man under painfully overt 24-hour-a-day surveillance.

Director: Bernard L. Kowalski

Writer: Roy Huggins

Baretta's career and reputation are almost ruined by a beautiful photographer who tricks him into helping her steal a half million dollars of mob money.

Director: Michael Schultz

Writer: Roy Huggins

After an undercover policewoman is killed, Baretta poses as a fugitive gangster in order to infiltrate a mansion that the syndicate runs as a house of illicit pleasures.

Director: Bernard L. Kowalski

Writer: Philip DeGuere Jr.

A parole officer is murdered after telling Baretta that a model who supposedy killed herself months earlier is alive in Mexico.

Director: Bernard L. Kowalski

Writer: Roy Huggins

When the dead body of a prominent attorney's wife is found, Baretta becomes interested when he finds that there is no record of her existence before age 20.

Director: Bernard L. Kowalski

Writer: Don Carlos Dunaway

A committee on police corruption investigates Baretta after his partner takes a bribe in order to support his girlfriend's expensive tastes.

Director: Charles S. Dubin

Writer: L.H. Whittemore

Baretta begins to suspect that a rash of petty burglaries is actually the result of his retarded friend's efforts to emulate Robin Hood.

Director: Don Medford

Writer: Paul A. Magistretti

Baretta comes to believe that a mobster is being framed for the murder of his boss when the man's girlfriend is too scared to confirm his alibi.

Director: Russ Mayberry

Writer: Roy Huggins

Baretta feels out of his element as he investigates the affluent friends of a heiress who has gone missing.

Director: Jerry London

Writer: Paul A. Magistretti

After Baretta kills a drug pusher in a shootout, the man's teenage brother vows revenge.

Director: Don Medford

Writer: Roy Huggins, Michael Butler