Remington Steele

Complicating the case is an Internal Revenue Service investigator, Mildred Krebs, who follows Remington to Mexico, suspecting she has a first class tax-fraud offender in the famous detective.

Complicating the case is an Internal Revenue Service investigator, Mildred Krebs, who follows Remington to Mexico, suspecting she has a first class tax-fraud offender in the famous detective.

R.J. Stonewell, recently widowed, is determined to run her late husband's aircraft firm. The company, however, suddenly starts encountering technical and mechanical failures, and has problems obtaining parts and bank loans. Stonewell hires Laura and Steele to find out what's going on.

When Frank Dannon finds himself in a motel room and cannot remember who he is, he is first confused and then frightened when he realizes he is the target of an unknown, relentless killer. He hires Laura and Remington, who discover that their client has not one but five identities, and a wife to go with each.

Driving through the night in response to a mysterious phone call, Remington apparently hits a man who suddenly appears in the road. Further investigation shows that, not only did Steele know the deceased, but he was being blackmailed by him. Since Remington is convinced someone is out to get him, he and Laura try to find out who it is before he is arrested on suspicion of murder.

While Laura finds the scheme unnerving, Remington thinks it's child's play as they pull off some highly dangerous art thefts to thwart the crooks. Mildred meanwhile help muddle the situation in her distinctive fashion.

Meanwhile, as Laura and Remington find time to pursue their romantic relationship, Mildred starts receiving steaming computer messages from a mysterious "Dark Prince."

When a parrot dies during the production of a food commercial, Remington and Laura go into action to find out who is trying to kill the stars and sabotage the operation.

When Remington gets a call from fight manager Barry Kiernan, he heads for the gym where he finds fighter Herschel "The Hammer" Sinclair worried about more things than his forthcoming bout: there's a dead man in the locker room.

There are an abundance of relatives and business partners who qualify as suspects in the case. In a scheme to flush out the kidnapper, Laura and Remington decide to turn the newly discovered twin, a brittle truck stop waitress, into a sophisticated jet-setter in time for an important stockholders' meeting.

When Laura assumes the identity of a hig fashion model, she becomes friendly with Lila Colbert, one of the top models, in order to learn what's going on.

Laura soon has Upbeat Magazine publisher Victor Janoff pegged as the prime suspect in two homicides until circumstances point to the old ABC murder theory: "murder A so that B will be blamed while you slay C." Laura and Remington discover one problem, they are 'C' in the plot.

After the Steele Detective Agency offices are ransacked, Mildred confesses that a circus seance reader might be the culprit. Laura and Remington infiltrate the "big top" and are soon deep into an investigation of possible murder.

What ensues is a quite eventful RV journey from Los Angeles to Phoenix, dodging would-be kidnappers, and then culminating in the saving of Walter Gellen's life and the safe delivery of his children.

Donald Piper, Laura's brother-in-law, who is a dentist, comes to Los Angeles for a convention, which ironically is being held at the same time and in the same hotel as a chocolate convention. Upon his arrival, Donald discovers that his dental parter, Howie Sabatchnick, has been killed...

The Major's lethal tricks include a bear trap, an underwater "prison" and a number of other gimmicks in which his equally crafty daughter, Minor, is of assistance. But the magician's final effort to do in both Laura and Remington needs the cooperation of the U.S. Postal Service.

Professor Thickett disappears after going to the small California village of De Nada. The town's sheriff, librarian and others try to mislead Laura and Remington by claiming Thickett never arrived. But, despite obstacles to their investigation, the private detectives uncover dramatic and explosive evidence that reveals that town's seventy-year-old secret.

The trail leads to a mechanic, Muller, who services more than cars for his wealthy clientele until he is murdered on the Dumont estate grounds. As the investigation unfolds, Laura and Remington find several likely suspects, all of them victims of Muller's blackmail.

The jewels are the ones Remington tried to steal prior to joining Laura's agency, thus the pair frequently doze off into fantasy as to what might have been had Remington gone in a different direction at the beginning...

The Remington Steele Agency is hired to protect the priceless Patton Collection but, after beautiful Anna Simpson arrives, Laura finds Remington's concentration broken and both his life and the art collection in jeopardy.

Just as Mildred is about to solve the riddle, Blaylock's arch-enemy, Ken Masters, surfaces and kidnaps her, forcing Laura and Remington to take action.

Rocky Sullivan, a sultry torch singer down on her luck, is being harassed by a group of solid citizens masquerading as famous detectives of the past. She is also being pursued by extortionist Eddie Lucas and his henchmen who fear that she will expose them. Rocky comes to Laura and Remington for help and before long, they too are involved in the deadly game of detection.