Bert D'Angelo Superstar - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Murder in Velvet
In the premiere episode, D'Angelo is confronted with the murder of an unknown woman, and also with the disappearing wife of an old friend. The friend, played by George Dzundza, had been a colleague of D'Angelo's on the New York force.

Cops Who Sleep Together
Bert must intervene when a rageful widow, a policewoman, decides to take the law in her hands to avenge her husband's murder.

Men with No Past
Three rather ordinary men are mysteriously killed, but in a very professional way. This is the clue that sends D"Angelo (Paul Sorvino) on the hunt for a hit man with some kind of connection with a high authority seeking to eliminate former government informants.

The Brown Horse Connection
Bert gets help from a visiting Mexico City policewoman when he tries to prevent a mysterious bomber from blowing up a convention of law enforcement officials.

The Book of Fear
Bert sets his sights on finding the mysterious head of a call girl ring, after a young girl who apparently had to break away is found dead-the victim of torture.

A Noise in the Street
Bert D'Angelo pursues an international hit man and his girlfriend who have been sent to San Francisco to assassinate a husband-and-wife geological team in "A Noise in the Street, on "Bert D'Angelo-Superstar." Saturday, at 10pm.
Although unable to prevent the husband's death, D'Angelo sets a trap for the hit man, Derek Cobb, which backfires when Cobb manages to escape and takes refuge in a church where he holds a priest hostage. Bert is then faced with the possibility that Cobb will be permitted to go free in order to save the priest's life. Paul Sorvino stars as police detective Bert D'Angelo.

A Concerned Citizen
A truck-hijacking ring turns to murder and Bert is assigned to break it up before the next deadly haul.

Requiem for a Rip-Off
To some disgruntled college students, robbing church congregations seems an easy way to get money, until a priest is killed in a holdup.

Flannagan's Fleet
Mercenaries who need money for guns take part in the robbery of several armored cars containing millions of dollars.

What Kind of Cop Are You?
The death of a vagrant becomes top priority for Bert D'Angelo, especially after evidence points to an involvement by syndicate loan sharks. Guest stars: Arlene Golonka and Don Knight.

Scag
A bail bondsman puts up $25,000 to free a desperate criminal in exchange for the man's million-dollar stash of heroin -- unless D'Angelo can find it first.

Serpent's Tooth
Bert tries to stop a street war between two feuding underworld families. (Last episode of the series)
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