The BEST episodes written by Shel Willens
#1 - Wizards and Warlocks
The Greatest American Hero - Season 3 - Episode 10
King Abu Al-Fahad asks Ralph and Bill to help find his son, Prince Aha, who was kidnapped by Middle Eastern terrorists while playing a Dungeons and Dragonsesque game, Wizards and Warlocks. Their search leads them from Aha's college campus -- where they meet Aha's Keeper of the Clock, Joey Margolis -- to the game's author himself, Norman Fackler.
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Walker, Texas Ranger - Season 9 - Episode 4
A professional wrestler friend of Trivette's dies, and the Rangers go undercover to investigate the truth about his death.
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#3 - The Big Cheese
The Rockford Files - Season 6 - Episode 10
Jim comes into evidence of union corruption, which was mailed to him by a friend and reporter just before he was killed...
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#4 - Revenge is the Nuts
Tales from the Crypt - Season 6 - Episode 5
A run-down shelter for the blind is owned by a cruel man. He abuses the patients there and won't give them respect. A new blind girl, Shelly, arrives the owner promises to lighten up if she agrees to sleep with him. Benny and the other patients give the owner from hell a taste of his own medicine.
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#5 - Hot Target
Street Hawk - Season 1 - Episode 9
Jesse pursues a gang of gunrunners and their trail leads him to a laser weaponry. There Norman re-encounters an old flame, gets captured, and Jesse is left to do all work on his own.
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#6 - The Biggest Game in Town
Automan - Season 1 - Episode 7
Automan and Walter attend a computer game convention where they must track down Ronald Tilson, a computer genius who has programmed computers to cause disasters that will kill people unless he gets $10 million dollars.
#7 - The Georgia Street Motors
Hardcastle and McCormick - Season 1 - Episode 18
A group of retired judges decide to take the law into their own hands by delivering their own verdicts to criminals who slipped through the system or were given lesser sentences based on technicalities or lack of evidence.