The Best Episodes Written By Tom Chehak

Hunter and McCall enter the world of baby brokering when they find the murdered body of an expensive call girl, and a two-year-old toddler left unharmed in front of the woman's television set.

Director: James Fargo

Writer: Tom Chehak

Three mail-order brides hire Brisco and Bowler to rope the Swill brothers, who've robbed them and are now seeking a prize bull.

Director: Michael Schultz

Writer: Tom Chehak

Brisco and Bowler are tried for treason after trying to help the Army retrieve a kidnapped heiress. Part 1 of 2.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Tom Chehak

Conclusion. Brisco and Bowler escape execution, but an elite team has orders to hunt them down.

Director: Joseph L. Scanlan

Writer: Tom Chehak

Brisco and Lord Bowler rev up to catch a gang that steals prototype motorcycles and roars off after the orb.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Tom Chehak

While tailing the bank-robbing Swill brothers (Will, Bill, Gil, and Phil), Brisco winds up in a town where sisterhood is the rule.

Director: Kim Manners

Writer: Tom Chehak

Val gets a call from Dr. Richard D. Gold saying that he needs protection. It seems that a certain car has been following him all week. The next thing we know, just as V.I.P. arrives, he's dead from an apparent heart attack. Kay looks through his laptop for clues and she discovers that someone tried to erase one of his files just before he was killed. Dr. Gold had mentioned that someone else's life was in danger before he was killed. She retrieves the file, it's an entry in an address book, The Red Oaks Health Spa. They go there undercover. Tasha as a masseuse, Nikki as a fitness instructor, Kay and Quick as guests and Val stays with the owner of the health spa. Then a suspicious van pulls up and a woman steps out retrieving buckets of sulfuric acid from the van. Nikki notices the van and the empty buckets and calls for back up. The acid was dumped into the owner's private hot tub. The rest of V.I.P. arrive just in time to save the owner and Val from stepping into the hot tub. It's clea

Director: Sidney J. Furie

Writer: Tom Chehak