Laura and Remington get involved in the punk rock scene when they try to locate $2.3 million missing from the Federal Reserve Bank where the money was to be shredded.

Daniel Chalmers, a charming con man, gets reacquainted with his protege, Remington Steele, when the two plan a sting operation against Albert Hoskins, a crooked casino owner who has murdered Chalmers' associate.

Laura, Remington, and Murphy go on a treasure hunt when a gold prospector's journal is stolen at a costume party that ends in murder.

Much to her dismay, a former lover turns to Laura for help when he appraoches her and Remington with a body he found floating in a winery.

A television station hires Laura and Remington to investigate threats and sabotage directed at the new, jazzed-up, happy-talk news team.

When an artist is apparently murdered, Laura and Remington find a number of suspects, but no body or paintings.

Annie Carpenter, a flower-child holdover from the 1960s, is upset about a missing friend, and Murphy, looking into the matter, finds that he has a murder on his hands.

Laura and Remington find themselves in competition with each other when they are hired by a jeweler and would-be thief to find a stolen two-million dollar, 60-carat precious stone.

Remington and Laura pose as husband and wife whose marriage is on the rocks as they seek to find out who is trying to kill their client, a high-powered divorce lawyer.

Laura and Remington inflitrate a hospital to find out why a female physician has vanished and why morphine keeps disappearing.

Remington is surprised to be named honorary chairman of a charity that seeks to save the bald eagle, blithely unaware of its ulterior motive.

Remington and Laura become entangled with an aging, eccentric B-movie queen who is convinced that someone is out to kill her.

Remington and Laura attend a weekend party on an isolated tropical island, but fear for their lives when the guests get mudered one by one.

Laura and Remington attend a reunion of private investigators who are forced to investigate themselves when their hated host dies under mysterious circumstances.

When Laura tells Remington to stop intruding on her detective work, he asks her to investigate a "routine" auto accident, which begins to look more and more like an oriental underworld murder.

When Remington decides to write a book and Laura tells him to drop the idea, they become involved with a best-selling author of lurid romances.

Remington Steele becomes distrustful and jealous of a smooth talking attorney who seems more interested in Laura Holt than in a client who's suspected of murder.

Remington does not want to provide security for a multi-million dollar painting because of the curse it bears, but Laura is eager for the business.

A CIA agent, marked for murder, seeks the aid of Remington and Laura. Desperate for help, fugitive Sheldon Quarry turns to Remington, claiming that his own agency, the CIA, has targeted him for death on the eve of his wedding.

Remington and Laura must find a missing video game genius who has disappeared along with five million dollars and the plans to his company's newest video game creation.

Laura and Remington become involved with industrial espionage when they're hired to supervise the installation of a fool-proof buglar alarm system.

Convinced that being a woman might scare off prospective clients, private investigator Laura Holt invents a male "boss" and gives him the name "Remington Steele." All goes well until her creation shows up.

Laura runs into a familiar face while trying to chase down a purse snatcher.