Mister T

Mr. T and his friends battle smugglers in a plot involving industrial piracy of video games hidden in gold medallions.

One of the members of the gymnastic team convinces Mr. T to take them to the New Mexico desert where they try to unravel the mystery of an old monastery. In one wild scene after another, they grapple with criminals masquerading as monks while they use the old ruins as a storage depot for stolen goods from Mexico.

A group of scientists are betrayed by one of their own who uses a mind control device on them to learn their secrets and sell them to a foreign power. Mr. T and his friends combine their minds to unravel this mystery and unite Kim with her father.

Turning a dilapidated Southern mansion into a gymnastic camp gets Mr. T and his friends involved with a car club called the "Ghost Riders." Combining their wits and athletic prowess, the group solves the mystery of buried treasure that turns out to be Confederate money.

The team learns not to take Miss Bisby for granted, particularly when she involves them in the mystery of the crown jewels.

A stuntman disguised as an ancient Japanese ninja terrorizes New York until Mr. T discovers the robberies are a cover for film piracy.

When Mr. T gets arrested for possession of a stolen artifact, his team learns that nothing in life is free. They quickly go into action to clear his name and stop an unscrupulous archaeologist from pillaging the Mexican museum.

Mr. T and his team uncover a pair of stock swindlers who have masterminded a plan to steal evidence from the O'Neill family that can potentially be used against them.

Robin learns not to take on too many tasks, particularly when she gets "overloaded" and forgets an important job that could save Mr. T's life. In spite of this, the team works together to save their mentor and still solve the mystery of a missing vintage luxury car.

A member of Mr. T's team almost loses her life when a gymnast's stubbornness prevents them from catching thieves masquerading as army officers.

It looks as if "The Great Marco" meets his end when he falls from 50,000 feet while performing a death-defying stunt. But Mr. T reveals the truth. Marco's death was staged to collect on his life insurance policy by the evil "Dennings," Marco's beneficiary.

The famous movie maker, McCallister, wants to make a film featuring the Turbo team and their incredible car, the "Ultra Sound." But a couple of crooks also want McCallister's attention and attempt to steal the "Ultra Sound" in order to get it.