The Best Episodes of The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo

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Writer: Mark Jones

A rodeo clown's drug dealing threatens the lives and the love between a group of Orly-native rodeo riders and their wives. A paternal Lobo intervenes personally and professionally, with an able assist from Perkins and Birdie.

Director: Daniel Haller

Writer: Frank Lupo, Mark Jones, Jeffrey Scott

Lobo, Perkins and Birdie are tapped to serve on the governor's special task force in Atlanta, where the boys try to win the respect of their skeptical new colleagues by cracking the department's most difficult case: a credit card rip-off racket operating out of a nightclub featuring lady mud wrestlers.

Director: Corey Allen

Writer: Glen A. Larson

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Writer: Mark Jones

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Director: Bruce Kessler

Writer: Frank Lupo

Sheriff Lobo faces a challenge in the upcoming election from Harry Cunningham's sleazy attorney Waverly and so he schemes to get Dean Martin to perform at a re-elect Lobo rally. Meanwhile, and despite Perkins' bungling, Birdie and the deputized Mary Ellen attempt to bust the Beauregards' moonshine-running operation.

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Director: Charles R. Rondeau

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Sheriff Lobo, always looking to make money, partners with a strip joint only to discover the strippers are male.

Director: Daniel Haller

Writer: Richard H. Landau

Lobo and Perkins see an opportunity to unload some swampland on a group of land speculators coming to town, but unbeknownst to them the men are really leaders of a crime syndicate planning to bump off their Godfather at the Orly Hot Springs.

Director: Daniel Haller, Mel Ferber

Writer: Glen A. Larson, Frank Lupo, Michael Sloan, Sidney Ellis

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Director: Bruce Bilson

Writer: Glen A. Larson

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Director: Daniel Haller

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Senator Flowers dies on election day and his widow and a corrupt aide plot to seize his political power, but to do so they must keep his death a secret until after the polls close. Will Lobo and Perkins play along in return for a contribution to the Re-elect Lobo war chest?

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Director: Daniel Haller

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Lobo foils a nefarious plot to destroy a triple crown-winning thoroughbred by rescuing the horse. But then he loses the animal, and his plan to make a million with no one the wiser falls apart.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: Paul M. Belous, Robert Wolterstorff

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Director: Leslie H. Martinson

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Director: Daniel Haller

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The Orly Hot Springs Spa becomes a hotbed of misunderstandings, mistaken identities and murderous intrigue as Lobo, Perkins and Birdie attempt to protect the governor's beautiful mistress from a homicidal stalker. The episode features Candy Loving, Playboy's 25th Anniversary Playmate from January 1979.

Director: Daniel Haller

Writer: Glen A. Larson

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Director: Daniel Haller

Writer: Glen A. Larson, Mark Jones

A trio of sophisticated criminals strap a bomb to Sheriff Lobo's chest and order him to rob the Orly Bank. An attempt to trick the criminals backfires when they decide to take the bomb off Lobo and strap it onto Perkins. One false move and Orly will be a smoking crater.

Director: Jack Arnold

Writer: Mark Fink

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Writer: Mark Fink

It was a dark and stormy night at Orly Manor. The bridge back to town has washed out. Trapped in the haunted house are Lobo, Perkins and Birdie overseeing the sale by auction of the labyrinthine mansion, a couple suspicious would-be purchasers and a class of parapsychology students conducting a séance. Strange things begin to happen.

Director: Daniel Haller

Writer: Mark Jones