The Best Episodes Written By David Garber

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   #1 - Just Like Me

   S15:E166/18/2007

   Will attempts to teach Tyzonn how to blend in on Earth, but when the Mercurian starts to copy Will a little too closely, they clash.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #2 - Zippers

   S1:E113/26/1984

   Automan goes undercover as an erotic dancer in a ladies only strip club.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #3 - Message for Maureen/The Acapulco Connection/Gotcha

   S1:E410/15/1977

   A tennis star, temporarily confined to a wheelchair due to a back injury, rekindles an old romance with a sportswriter who had been critical of her recent performances. A woman with singing aspirations stows away on the ship in the hopes of making it to America and providing for her large family. A man annoys his wife and other passengers by constantly playing practical jokes.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #4 - The Life of Riley

   S5:E511/30/1985

   When Colt catches a young man wanted in Los Angeles, he stumbles into a 'kidnapping for adoption' ring in Sacramento. Simon begs Colt to wait one more day while he checks out his last lead - a VW that matches the one used in the kidnapping.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #5 - Miami's Nice

   S5:E101/10/1986

   An FBI agent persuades Colt to participate in a cocaine sting. Jody presents awards to Miss Stuntwoman USA winners.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #6 - The Lucky Stiff

   S5:E142/7/1986

   Jerry has lost his money, house and wife, so he puts out a contract on himself - then wins the lottery.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #7 - Private Eyes

   S4:E510/24/1984

   Former private eyes, Cannon and Petrocelli, stick their noses into the case of the stolen stunt cars.

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   Writer:David Garber

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   #8 - The San Francisco Caper

   S4:E911/21/1984

   A bored teen-aged girl stows away in Colt's truck while he is searching for a diamond thief.

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   #9 - Sheriff Seavers

   S4:E151/23/1985

   Colt acts as sheriff in a town owned by the bounty's father.

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    #10 - Skip Family Robinson

    S4:E213/6/1985

    Nick, the boss, has undergone plastic surgery, but Shelby can identify him and has a grudge against George. He promises his honest daughter that he will go straight if she will help him this one last time.

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    #11 - King of the Stuntmen

    S5:E210/3/1985

    There is a 'King of the Stuntmen' contest.

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    #12 - I Love Paris

    S4:E141/16/1985

    Colt is sent to Paris on false pretenses. His real object is to identify a terrorist assassin only he can recognize.

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    Writer:David Garber

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