Wiseguy

Vinnie's resignation from the Organized Crime Bureau leads him home and into a hotbed of racial hatred.

Vinnie returns to the O.C.B. on his own terms, determined to infiltrate the radical racist organization that has threatened his family and friends.

The local police leave their kid gloves behind when they haul Vinnie in, mistakenly believing he has murdered one of their own.

Knox Pooley's appearance on a talk show ends in tragedy while Vinnie and Richie join forces to link another murder to the Pilgrims of Promise evangelist.

When Vinnie's mother falls in love with an organized crime boss, rekindling a romance that began in the old country, the O.C.B. asks Vinnie to intervene.

Vinnie goes undercover as a garment center security consultant to keep the new wave of organized crime leadership from destroying a family business.

Another side of Eli is revealed when his son David is reported missing while on an overseas business trip.

While David and Eli move to close their most important knock-off dress deal ever, Pinzolo uses the same deal in an attempt to bury Eli and Elrose Fashions for good.

With Elrose Fashions in its death throes, David and Eli's tenuous relationship shatters, and David seeks to avenge his grievous losses against Rick Pinzolo.

David Sternberg's final act is to leave a letter incriminating Rick Pinzolo in a murder he witnessed, and Raglin desperately seeks to make the charges stick.

When Frank learns his wife is going to die, Vinnie uses some missing O.C.B. funds to enable her to get a lifesaving transplant.

Vinnie has no choice but to come out from behind his O.C.B. badge and face the chilling accusations of mobster Sonny Steelgrave - the friend he was forced to betray.

Vinnie and Frank hatch a plan to use a record company OCB acquired to gain entry into the corrupt music industry. Their target is a powerful player named Winston Newquay (Tim Curry).

Corrupt music mogul Winston Newquay tries to buy out Vinnie's Dead Dog Records, but he instead opts to merge with Isaac Twine's company, Shakala. Newquay tries to take away Vinnie's contracted star, Diana Price (Deborah Harry).

The Rip-Off Stick

Vinnie and his record producer Johnny Medley try to steal Eddie Tempest, a hot property, from Winston Newquay. Newquay has Medley beaten severely. In a no-limit poker game, Newquay wins Shakala Records from Isaac Twine. Vinnie convinces Newquay to keep him on in the company.

Newquay tries to fire Vinnie, but Terranova responds with a restraining order. Newquay makes him the company mailboy to spite him. Vinnie's associate Bobby Travis finds out he's a fed. With Travis' help, Vinnie and Frank get incriminating evidence of Newquay committing fraud, and Frank arrests the mogul.

Not wanting to hurt his mother, Vinnie tries to resist an OCB investigation of his new stepfather while his relationship with Amber Twine grows ever closer.

The case against Newquay is dismissed as entrapment. After making a bet with Newquay that he will live to dance on his grave, Isaac dies of a heart attack. Vinnie lets Travis have Dead Dog Records, telling him to keep a chair warm for him for the future. Newquay goes insane and is institutionalized.

After putting the Shakala investigation to rest, he and McPike take a trip to the mountains with Lifeguard, whose problems may force him to quit the O.C.B.

While Vinnie reluctantly acknowledges that he's falling in love with Amber, she begins to question their future together.

Vinnie's professional life becomes complicated when his stepfather, a former crime boss, announces that he plans to come out of retirement.