Riptide

Mama Jo and the crew rescue Kimba Hall, a young woman stranded when an explosion damages the boat she was on, killing everyone else aboard. While searching for the real criminals, Cody, Nick and Boz work to prove that Kimba Hall had nothing to do with the Trade Wind's deadly explosion. But their task is made harder when someone tries to stop them from uncovering the truth.

Mama Jo and the crew rescue Kimba Hall, a young woman stranded when an explosion damages the boat she was on, killing everyone else aboard. While searching for the real criminals, Cody, Nick and Boz work to prove that Kimba Hall had nothing to do with the Trade Wind's deadly explosion. But their task is made harder when someone tries to stop them from uncovering the truth.

The wife of a well-known mobster, Tina Brazil, heads to Cody and Nick for help when she gets wind that her husband, Ricky Brazil, is plotting a murder.

One of Cody and Nick's old friends hire them for help in finding her father, Lane, who has been missing since he left for Mexico with his new wife.

The detectives' jobs are made harder when a thief on Pier 56 steals their equipment.

When an air stewardess witnesses a murder, she is put in danger when the killer goes after her next.

The crew is forced to step in when thugs on a boat begin to hassle girls on the Barefoot Contessa.

The crew takes a job from the shady Myron Bell, a well-known local attorney.

As the agency has a slow business week, Murray's sister arrives in town to help prove that Hitler had a port on the West Coast amid World War II.

Two singers of a hit music group are involved in a devastating car crash that leaves one dead and one in serious condition at the hospital.

A member of a gun smuggling racket goes to drastic measures to get rid of the head of the racket.

Murray drags a reluctant Cody and Nick to a party where Cody meets an attractive young woman. But there may be more to Sheila than meets the eye.

Murray takes Cody and Nick to meet Jody, a dolphin trainer that Murray has a crush on.