The Best Episodes of Remington Steele Season 2

Laura's investigation of corporate foul play in a widow's aircraft company becomes personal when the opposition blows up her home.

Director: Kevin Connor

Writer: Lee David Zlotoff

Remington is convinced someone is out to frame him while, when responding to a mysterious phone call, he accidentally hits and kills a man who has been blackmailing him.

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Laura and Remington find themselves involved in a murder and the mysterious disappearance of some million-dollar jewels.

Director: Don Weis, Sheldon Larry

Writer: N/A

Laura returns to Acapulco after a dying man leaves a tuna stuffed with diamonds and wrapped in an Acapulco newspaper on her doorstep. Steele joins her while trying to avoid a dogged IRS investigator, Mildred Krebs.

Director: Seymour Robbie

Writer: Michael Gleason

Laura and Remington come to the rescue after Mildred inadvertently uncovers a bizarre plot involving a priceless diamond and a famous retired jewel thief.

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Laura returns to Acapulco after a dying man leaves a tuna stuffed with diamonds and wrapped in an Acapulco newspaper on her doorstep. Steele joins her while trying to avoid a dogged IRS investigator, Mildred Krebs.

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Steele is named to the five most eligible bachelors in Los Angeles list but it proves a dubious honor. Someone is trying to kill them all off.

Director: Sheldon Larry, Karen Arthur

Writer: N/A

Laura gets involved with her sister's marital problems at a dental convention where a murderer seeks to eliminate the only evidence left against him.

Director: Don Weis

Writer: N/A

Major Descoine reappears and promises that Laura and Steele will die within an hour.

Director: Kevin Connor

Writer: Brian Alan Lane

The reputation of the agency is at stake again when the gems that first brought them together are switched with fakes as Laura and Steele are transporting them.

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A terrified client doesn't know his name, why someone is trying to kill him nor those five women claiming to be his widows.

Director: Alexander Singer

Writer: N/A

Laura fears Reminton is enjoying himself a bit too much when a case calls for them to pull off a series of highly dangerous art thefts to thwart some crooks.

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Writer: N/A

A woman from Steele's past arranges for the agency to handle the security on an exhibition at an art museum, and contacts Steele with a desperate plea for help.

Director: Christopher Hibler, Don Weis

Writer: N/A

Someone is using mystery buffs signed up to solve a make-believe case to find a murderous embezzler. (60 min)

Director: Christopher Hibler, Seymour Robbie, Don Weis

Writer: Michael Gleason

Laura and Steele investigate industrial espionage fueled by a vicious sibling rivalry.

Director: Seymour Robbie, Karen Arthur

Writer: N/A

When the investigators travel to the small California village of De Nada on a missing persons case, they get the feeling the whole town is hiding something from them.

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Laura and Steele aid a dying man to protect the interests of his kidnapped adopted daughter using her secret twin sister.

Director: Don Weis

Writer: N/A

Laura and Steele try to learn how and why a woman's name and phone number came to be printed in a steamy sex-magazine.

Director: Christopher Hibler

Writer: N/A

A dead bookie and an abandoned baby reunite Steele with a boxing manager from his past life as the "Kilkenny Kid- Pride of the Pampas."

Director: Don Weis, Peter Medak

Writer: Michael Gleason

A break-in at the agency offices prompts Laura and Remington to go undercover at the circus to unravel a murder that happened some years before.

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Laura and Steele must protect the rather obnoxious children of a Federal witness.

Director: Sheldon Larry, Karen Arthur

Writer: Michael Gleason, Lawrence Konner

A poisoned TV dinner is the latest move in a long-standing quarrel between the stars of a series of television commercials.

Director: Seymour Robbie, Peter Medak

Writer: N/A