Nash Bridges

Nash becomes the objective of mercenaries controlled by a Singapore billionaire and his American counterpart, locked in battle to capture each other's most prized possessions

Nash pursues a deadly arsonist who torches a church and the only witness is Angel. Caitlin investigates Evan on a police brutality charge, probing into his past.

Nash and Joe have to babysit Mickey Tripp (Paul Gleason), a motormouth shockjock, after a body armor-wearing assassin tries to kill him.

Nash finds himself defending Caitlin when she's the main suspect for a murdered CIA agent connected to her mysterious past.

Nash is out of action after Caitlin accidentally shoots him in the butt. Joe and Bettina do a joint investigation with FBI agents to bust a clever con-artist.

An ex-60's radical uses runaway kids to commit a rash of crimes. Joe goes undercover as a shoe salesman to clear Maria of shoplifting charges.

Nash protects a beautiful rock star who's blood is coveted by a group of modern-day vampires. Boz buys a new car for Joe at a police auction unaware that drugs are hidden in it.

Nash must stop a sniper terrorizing the city by shooting victims at random. A rat infestation forces Joe to confront his "landlord," Nash, about the problem.

Nash and Joe are plunged into the underground world of steroid-crazed body builders when they investigate the murders of three body builders.

The Governor is missing, and Nash and Joe lead the "off-the-record" investigation into his disappearance. Caitlin, shut out, is determined to find out what he's up to.

A sleep-deprived Nash must track down an ingenious bomber targeting a corporation he feels has wronged him. Cassidy tries to conceal her nudity in a school play.

Nash and the SIU must re-open a serial killer's case file when a body is discovered and it appears to be Angel's. Bonnie, Harvey's ex-wife, returns with an interesting proposition.

Nash and Joe investigate a missing hockey goalie connected to the Russian Mafia with the help of kidnapper Tony B., who has lost all memory of the crime.