Max delivers a baby and begins adoption procedures when the natural mother disappears. Jill transplants a pig's liver into a blues vocalist after the woman collapses on stage.

Kimberly and her friend Lisa Fenn explore their sexuality by sharing an intimate kiss. Maxine is denied a promotion to under-sheriff because of her sex.

A group of heavily armed Chippewa Indians declares war on Rome and storms the courthouse. Ginny stages a protest when Jill begins administering growth hormones to a short boy. Matthew takes on the school bully.

Carter believes a sheriff who mysteriously disappeared thirty-eight years earlier may have been killed by radiation emitted by an Unidentified Flying Object.

Jill asks Dr. David Williams, her former fiancé, to perform a controversial fetal tissue transplant operation on a man suffering from Parkinson's disease.

Max goes undercover to catch a vicious serial killer named Cupid, who murders women he meets through classified ads.

A physician is arrested when Max and Kenny discover that he is secretly keeping the body of his pregnant, brain-dead wife on life support. The town's dentist is fired by Mayor Pugen when it is discovered he is HIV positive.

Kimberly fears her pregnant best friend may have been a victim of incest. Max investigates a strange religious cult. A beautiful woman believes a psychic force has united her with Kenny.

When Alice Freeman is charged with murder in the death of her husband, Wambaugh defends her by claiming insanity as the result of menopause.

Kenny is seriously injured by the Frog Man, a burglar who leaves live frogs at the site of his crimes.

Brock becomes outraged when he catches his daughter having sex the day before Christmas. A man who claims to be Santa Clause takes Max and Ginny hostage.

The townspeople are shocked to learn that school teacher Mrs. Talbot, who is to appear as Mary in a Nativity scene for an upcoming Christmas pageant, is actually a man.

Max, Brock, and Kenny investigate the mysterious death of a woman who may or may not have committed suicide.

Jill's father arrives in Rome with his new twenty-six-year-old girlfriend. Wambaugh finds his wife in bed with another man.

When a Catholic nun is put on trial for practicing euthanasia it's a case that angers Jill and even causes Judge Bone to do a little soul searching of his own.

Jill decides to run for Mayor when Pugen ignores women's rights. Kenny fights a famous boxer for charity.

Sheriff Brock reopens a ten-year-old murder case after the victim's mute maid, who is now in a mental hospital, utters the word "murder."

The town of Rome is plagued by a mysterious serial bather.

The candidates in an upcoming mayoral election are using such outrageous smear campaigns that Sheriff Brock considers running for Mayor himself.

Max falls for a midget who rides into town on an elephant. Jill tells Kimberly's favorite teacher, Mr. Pankow, that he has a brain tumor.

Max searches for a serial killer who severs the hand of his victims.

The sleepy town of Rome, Wisconsin is rocked by a series of mysterious murders.