Mod Squad: Created by Tony Barrett, Harve Bennett, Sammy Hess, Buddy Ruskin. With Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, Peggy Lipton, Tige Andrews. A trio of reformed juvenile delinquents work as undercover cops.

The Squad go undercover in a prison to investigate one case but accidentally stumble onto another one involving counterfeiters.

The Mod Squad sets to work busting an extortion racket run by a self-styled healer responsible for the death of Linc's friend. Julie befriends a wheelchair-bound man paying large sums for empty promises that his paralysis will be cured.

Janny Wills, first introduced in the first season episode "A Hint Of Darkness, A Hint Of Light", invites Linc, Pete, and Julie to meet her new fiancé, Dr. Frank Tarver. Tarver doesn't tell them that he is being threatened by a man blaming him for his daughter's death.

Meanwhile, a seemingly quiet but demented student named Walter has taken their otherwise peaceful fight into fanatical-warlike territory with a rifle and other weapons! It's up to both the men of Mod Squad and the hostages to stop Walter before he kills any more innocent people.

The Squad go undercover in a prison to investigate one case but accidentally stumble onto another one involving counterfeiters.

I can't believe this is the highest-rated MOD SQUAD episode on IMDB. It's okay but it's heavy on sentiment and Xmas spirit more than crime drama or intrigue. Scroogey Pete ends up being taught the true meaning of Xmas when a little girl is left in his care and her father ends up supposedly killed.

When Smitty Comes Marching Home: Directed by George McCowan. With Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, Peggy Lipton, Tige Andrews. Linc tries to help an old friend, a returning Vietnam War soldier, after he is framed for the murder of a policemen.

Warde appeared in many tv westerns, notably THE RIFLEMAN. Gruff Ken Lynch plays the sheriff (a perfect role for him), and big guy Karl Swenson, a top dramatic actor, a staple in many cop shows. The boss, Tige Andrews, tries to hold down the fort.

Belinda, End of Little Miss Bubble Gum: Directed by Seymour Robbie. With Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, Peggy Lipton, Tige Andrews. The squad must determine if a former child star is a klutz or a target for murder.