Sarge - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
A Terminal Case of Vengeance
A dying old man plots a murder to settle an old score with a mobster.
Ring Out, Ring It
Clues in a prostitute's murder indicate that the killer may be the fiance of Sarge's old friend.
Psst! Wanna Buy a Dirty Picture?
A guilt-ridden pornographer donates $13,000 to the church---just before he's murdered.
Identity Crisis
Call her Jane Doe, she's a beautiful mental patient whose identity is a mystery. Sarge's only clues a rosary and a baffling link between a salesgirl and an alcoholic socialite.
A Push Over the Edge
Sarge tries to help a burned out police detective.
John Michael O'Flaherty Presents the Eleven O'Clock War
An local newscaster has only evil on his mind. Portrait of a rat ... Jack Cassidy plays TV-expose artist John Michael O'Flaherty, who launches a ruthless campaign to discredit Sarge. It's a law and order issue: is Sarge's ghetto youth program harboring a would-be murderer?
The Silent Target
Leslie Nielsen plays a waterfront informer trapped between hoods and the law.
Quicksilver
Carol Lawrence plays a widow who believes her Japanese husband's death was a murder somehow linked to World War II.
A Bad Case of Monogamy
An ex-con is determined to move back in with his former wife, even though she has remarried.
The Combatants
When Sarge substitutes as a military chaplain, he probes a sergeant's vendetta against a hillbilly recruit.
A Company of Victims
Sarge becomes the target of a mysterious killer who can call his own shots.
A Party to the Crime
Sarge confronts evidence indicating he may have helped convict an innocent man.
An Accident Waiting to Happen
A young priest is accused of hit and run murder while under the influence of alcohol. Sarge begins to suspect the "accident" was arranged.
Napoleon Never Wanted to Be a Cop
A young man who wants to be a police officer but is too short.
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