Episodes
Pilot
April 5, 1982
One of the parolees (Dan Hedaya) steals a stereo tape deck from Murphy's house, then calls Murphy for instructions on how to use it.
High Noon
April 12, 1982
The beautiful campus queen (Simone Griffith) whom Murphy worshipped from afar in high school shows up as one of his parolees and delivers what looks like the kayo punch to his career.
Charlie Goes Awry
April 19, 1982
Charlie suddenly goes wacky after his customary rough tough tactics drive a parolee to near suicide.
Papillon
April 26, 1982
Murphy's toughness turns to panic when he gets a note from Louie (Aldo Ray) bearing a death threat.
Baker v. Murphy
May 17, 1982
Murphy's sweetheart, an assistant D.A., breaks the news that she'll be prosecuting one of Murphy's favorite parolees.
Girl Most Likely
May 31, 1982
Conscience-stricken over his ""good life,"" Murphy volunteers to go to prison for a taste of life in stir.
