Scarecrow and Mrs. King

Amanda King (KATE JACKSON), a cute divorcee, is handed a package at a train station--and becomes involved in a situation with a handsome operative (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) of a secret U.S. agency.

Posing as a married couple, Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) investigate a quiet suburban community and find it's a hotbed of international intrigue -- and lethal hair dryers.

When an old friend of Lee's loses it in the Bull pen and fires his gun randomly, Lee gets his knee broken trying to save him. He is therefore stuck in a hospital while he's recovering, under the dubious care of a doctor whose archaic experiments got him fired- thanks to Lee.

Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) learn that life in a motor home can be hazardous to one's health, especially when the motor home is actually the world's most lethal mobile assault weapon.

Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) can handle KGB spies, but what do you do with a 12-year-old computer genius (MEENO PELUCE) who wields his IQ of 185 like an undefeated street fighter?

Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) uncover an oil tycoon's plot to kill visiting royalty for his own personal gain.

Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) learn that a business deal between and American financier (PAUL SHENAR) and an East German representative (WALTER GOTELL) involves a lot more than a chain of restaurants serving instant chicken.

In a daring "double-agent" switch, Amanda (KATE JACKSON) finds herself masquerading as the famous "Scarecrow," while Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) discovers he must take a back seat to the "weaker sex."

Amanda (KATE JACKSON) and Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) uncover a football team owner's plot to kill his foreign-born place kicker, who stands in the way of a political assassination attempt that will be monetarily rewarding to him.

In coaxing a spy to come in from the cold after 23 years, Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) discover that the Christmas spirit can be a formidable weapon in international espionage ... when even more than lives are at stake.

Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) must halt a string of assassinations before the killer, who has threatened to murder Lee, claims his next victim.

"Till Death Do Us Part" takes on deeper significance as Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) protect an ESP expert (GEORGE CHAKIRIS) from the KGB and an unexpected enemy.

The key to an assassination plot, that threatens not only a world leader but also an entire American city, is locked in Amanda's (KATE JACKSON) mind ... but she has amnesia!

Francine (MARTHA SMITH) is in "double" trouble when she's abducted and held for ransom after being mistaken for a Hungarian defector.

Lee and Amanda set out to uncover a traitor within the Agency, who has been repeatedly giving information to a Politburo operative -- which have made all attempts by the Agency to capture the operative failures.

Amanda (KATE JACKSON) sets out to save Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) from an agent turned illegal arms dealer. When she unknowingly hauls a live bomb, Lee must save them both ... with humorous results.

Amanda (KATE JACKSON) becomes the unwitting accomplice of "the artful dodger" (JARED MARTIN), a former jewel thief who now steals defense secrets. His latest heist promises to endanger national security.

When a film school student photographs the kidnapping of a missing agent, Amanda King (KATE JACKSON) and Lee "Scarecrow" Stetson (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) go to work to save them both.

Amanda's (KATE JACKSON) mother, Dotty (BEVERLY GARLAND), plunges Amanda, Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and a ring of international spies into a chase when she accidentally takes the wrong birthday present home.

Lee and Amanda spend a weekend at a posh resort, where they play a deadly contest against kidnappers out to grab one of the guests -- a top think-tank genius whose knowledge of U.S. secrets is wanted behind the Iron Curtain.

Lee (BRUCE BOXLEITNER) and Amanda (KATE JACKSON) run up against an Iron Curtain assassination team attempting to silence an émigré speaking out for a dissident writer. But it's Amanda's mother, Dotty (BEVERLY GARLAND), who literally smashes the plot.