Hardcastle and McCormick

Mark McCormick and Judge Hardcastle target an industrialist suspected of the murder of Mark's best friend.

A retired mobster's memoirs contain insulting remarks about Hardcastle and have the hood's former cohorts fearing for their lives.

A parolee staying with McCormick holds up Hardcastle's poker game to pay off his blackmailing parole officer.

Hardcastle tracks down a prison escapee who phoned the judge to let him know he was out.

A femme fatale may be saving Hardcastle some work: the hoods she runs around with all tend to end up dead.

A crooked fight promoter pressures the father of an Olympic hopeful to have his son turn pro and take a dive, just like his dad did 30 years earlier.

A DA wants to stop a loan shark who walked free by threatening her star witness's wife.

Hardcastle persuades Buddy Ebsen to play in a movie made by a producer who makes films to cover his drug-smuggling operation.

Hardcastle takes in a paroled teen-gang leader who may be a killer and is definitely the target of a crime boss.

McCormick gets a shot at big-time racing and learns that his sponsor deals in stolen goods.

Mark and the judge take a "vacation" in the Caribbean to deactivate an illegal-arms dealer.

After 25 years in prison, a parolee can't remember where he buried his loot, and he's not the only one interested in finding it.

Hardcastle contests a young woman's claim that her brother, sent to prison by the judge for murder, was framed—until someone tries to abduct her.

A convict bequeaths Hardcastle a race horse with short legs and a huge feed bill.

Hardcastle is nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, a position he wants almost as much as a certain newspaper publisher doesn't want him to get it.

A former burglar who once charmed Hardcastle into a light sentence now runs a school for aspiring criminals.

Hardcastle and McCormick tackle three judges who are dispensing vigilante justice by killing ex-cons they feel have beaten the system.

On a return visit to his hometown, Hardcastle encounters people who are willing to kill a farmer who wouldn't sell his land for a thruway.

A man Hardcastle sentenced to life without parole somehow never got to prison and doesn't even have a record.