Cagney & Lacey

Chris and Mary Beth wrap up the investigation into the stolen $100 million dollars, and get a great surprise at its conclusion.

A plea bargain over a missing $100,000 from a bank sends Cagney and Lacey upstate in search of its president, and of another $100 million.

A Wall Street success with friends high on the police command chain is robbed, creating additional pressure to solve the case quickly. Meanwhile, Harvey Jr. visits home.

Christine's date-rape case against Brad Potter goes to trial. Meanwhile, Harvey Lacey, Jr. disappears from his Marine training.

In a case of friendly fire, an officer is accidentally shot by Thornton.

The girlfriend of a murdered federal witness asks for help finding his killer. Meanwhile, one of Alice Lacey's classmates has AIDS.

The theft of a valuable painting sends the detectives to upscale galleries, hoping to find out where it went. Christine realizes Nick is the opposite of David.

Chris and Mary Beth have very different attitudes at a mandatory refresher for their precinct at the police academy.

David Keeler proposes marriage to Christine.

An undercover operation at a computer manufacturer is jeopardized when Chris fails the company's random drug test.

Chris is disappointed when she's passed over to fill in during Lt. Samuels' vacation. Harvey assists in a case involving kickbacks at a construction site.

Harvey, Jr. stuns his parents on his 18^th birthday by announcing he's enlisting with the Marines.

Chris finally gets to work on the Major Task Force, and immediately is faced with finding out who the turncoat is in their midst.

Chris and Mary Beth go uncercover as game show contestants to investigate a rigging accusation.

A missing music video may be linked to drugs. Chris' niece visits, with aspirations of becoming an actress in New York.

Cagney and Lacey go undercover on streetcorners to investigate a rash of middle-aged prostitute murders. Isbecki is thrilled to discover his new partner is a woman.

An eccentric, older woman who claims she's a witch is getting in the way of a lucrative real estate deal.

David Keeler defends Mary Beth after the community demands a Civilian Review Board investigate her role in a neighborhood dispute. Det. Petrie is promoted to Sergeant.

Cagney and Lacey's guarding of a mentally ill witness is complicated by his refusal to take his medication.

As Chris turns to the bottle herself to deal with her father's death, Mary Beth tries to save her by getting her back to AA.

Christine Cagney is devastated by a terrible personal tragedy while Mary Beth Lacey becomes an overnight celebrity.

After Lacey is shot, but saved by a bulletproof vest, her and Cagney deal with the stress by seeing the police psychiatrist.

Mary Beth is arrested at a nuclear weapons protest, finding herself in the custody of Queens' Det. Dupnick.

The detectives question if a deaf girl could have committed the murder of which she's accused. David Keeler wants Christine to forgive him for representing Mansfield.

Cagney and Lacey get placed in charge of planning a banquet to award Lt. Samuels with the Distinguished Service Award.

A rash of AA meeting robberies sends the detectives to pose as alcoholics. At a co-dependents' meeting, Chris is surprised to see Donna, her father's girlfriend.