The Best Episodes Written By Del Reisman

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.5/10(2 votes)

   #1 - Discovery

   S3:E141/18/1986

   A man who once failed to steal Airwolf is given a second chance when a young lady he knows stumbles upon its hiding place.

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   Writer:Del Reisman

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   7.0/10(1 votes)

   #2 - Annabelle

   S6:E510/14/1979

   A circus comes to Walnut Grove. Everybody is helping set up, except Nels Oleson. His long, lost sister is in the circus. Only Mrs. Oleson believes her husband's story about his sister. Nels is nominated to be the announcer at the circus. When he announces his sister, he says, ""My sister, Annabelle."" These words lead to Nels and Annabella becoming very close siblings.

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   Writer:Del Reisman

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   5.5/10(2 votes)

   #3 - One More Summer

   S2:E172/11/1982

   As a favor to his old friend, quarterback Dorsey Bramlett, Magnum joins the pro football team in training so he can better protect his old Academy buddy.

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   Writer:Del Reisman

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   5.0/10(1 votes)

   #4 - Return of the Robot Maker

   S2:E151/26/1975

   Doctor Dolenz returns and kidnaps Oscar, replacing him with a lookalike robot in an attempt to steal the formula for a new energy source.

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   Writer:Del Reisman

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   #5 - The Angry Heart

   S6:E1312/16/1979

   A 17-year-old budding criminal named Tod Dortmunder is sent to Walnut Grove to live with his grandparents after his mother loses patience with his ill-tempered behavior. His behavior becomes more violent, and when he is caught stealing Charles' watch, the grandparents (in part because they fear for their safety) turn to Charles for help. Charles proves to be the role model Tod never had, and efforts to rehabilitate the lad seem to be working. But even Charles is unaware of some dark secrets from Tod's childhood that don't surface until he destroys the present he gave him.

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   Writer:Del Reisman

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