Cagney & Lacey

After an easy arrest in a broad daylight burglary, Cagney and Lacey are offered information in exchange for leniency. Unfortunately, the information is on a fellow 14th precinct detective who the criminal saw take heroin from a crime scene.

Cagney and Lacey confront "old world" values when they must investigate the murder of a young girl who has rebelled against her strict religious upbringing. Cagney is interested in being involved with a potentially career-changing task force.

While suffering through an autumn heat wave, Cagney and Lacey accidentally discover that an accent is the link between a string of Park Avenue burglaries. Meanwhile, Lacey is stuck on a broken down elevator with Isbecki, who is claustrophobic.

Cagney and Lacey investigate a case of child abuse of two daughters by their father after the older daughter asks for help. Also starring are Al Waxman as Lieutenant Bert Samuels and Carl Lumbly as Mart Petrie.

Cagney resents the presence of a glamorous Hollywood starlet who stars in a popular television detective show and has asked to shadow Cagney and Lacey. Until Lacey points out just how alike the two women really are.

When the prosecuting attorney in a child-pornography case is found murdered, Cagney and Lacey's only suspect is the lawyer's final appointment -- a teenage prostitute.

A white South African runner refuses to let death threats against her child deter her from finishing the New York Marathon. Cagney (Sharon Gless) and Lacey (Tyne Daly) are assigned to protect her. Al Waxman also stars.

While investigating a suspicious death at a sorority house, Cagney and Lacey are confounded by some very perplexing aspects of the sexual revolution. Their investigation soon becomes stalled by the sorority sisters who hope to protect each other.

Detective Mark Petrie believes a suspect facing an assault and battery charge may have raped and murdered his sister 14 years earlier. But things go wrong for the detective when the suspect is murdered.

Cagney is placed in a compromising situation when a former partner, Sara Jones, charged with murdering a suspected rapist, seeks her perjured testimony.

Cagney and Lacey finally have their day in court with an old foe, as Charlie begins drinking again. Meanwhile Mary Beth is haunted by a violent criminal from the past.

Cagney and Lacey investigate an illegal toxic-waste dumping incident at the behest of an environmental activist. Mary Beth has another cancer scare.

Cagney and Lacey's investigation of a sleazy loan shark brings charges of corruption and favoritism upon a judge who is friends with Charlie Cagney.

Cagney and Lacey suspect foul play when a basketball player's mysterious death reveals drug abuse of a surprising nature. After the Lacey home is ransacked, Mary Beth tries to track down a family heirloom that was taken.

While assisting Lacey in a stakeout at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting center, Cagney begins to realize the full impact of Charlie's alcoholism and her own heavy drinking.

The 14th Precinct becomes a three-ring circus as Cagney plans the annual division dinner honoring Lt. Samuels. Lacey prepares for Alice Christine's first birthday.

Cagney and Lacey investigate a "travel agent" who claims to be able to get messages to those who have passed on, by sending them along with the terminally ill.

Cagney and Lacey's investigation of a deaf teenage fugitive is compromised by their compassion towards her handicap. Meanwhile, David Keeler asks Cagney for forgiveness.

Detective Lacey's arrest while demonstrating against the transport of nuclear waste through Queens compromises her personal and professional life. Especially when she finds herself in the custody of the Queens' Detective Dupnick.

The bloody trail of a stolen handgun ends with near fatal consequences for Detectives Cagney and Lacey when Mary Beth is shot. To help deal with the stress, both women are sent to see the police psychiatrist.

Cagney is devastated by the loss of her father, Charlie, who finally succumbs to alcoholism. Meanwhile, Lacey becomes an overnight celebrity when she saves the life of an infant.

While Mary Beth Lacey rides high on a wave of awards and promotions following her heroic save, Christine Cagney slips into the abyss of alcoholism after the death of her father, Charlie.