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Hunter is a police drama television series starring Fred Dryer as "Sgt. Rick Hunter" and Stepfanie Kramer as "Sgt. Dee Dee McCall", which ran on NBC from 1984 to 1991. However, Kramer left after the sixth season (1990) to pursue other acting and musical opportunities. The seventh season saw Hunter partnered with two different women officers. The titular character, Sgt. Rick Hunter, was a wily, physically imposing, and often rule-breaking homicide detective (badge# 089 in the early seasons, badge# 378 in later seasons) with the Los Angeles Police Department. The "Pilot" TV movie premiered on September 18, 1984, with the regular series starting 10 days later. The show ended on April 26, 1991, after seven seasons. There are a total of 153 episodes, spanning seven years (1984–1991) of the show's run.

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Created by Frank Lupo and Stephen J. Cannell, the show in its early episodes played as television's answer to Dirty Harry. Actor Dryer bears a striking resemblance to Dirty Harry actor Clint Eastwood, with his tall thin frame, chiselled facial structure and even a similar receding hairstyle. [ citation needed ] Even after the show's violence was toned down during the second season in hopes of boosting ratings, Hunter and McCall still managed to resolve many cases by shooting the perpetrators dead.

The show's executive producer during the first season was Stephen J. Cannell, whose company produced the series.

Original series

Main cast

Supporting cast

The supporting cast of the series changed over the course of the series, occasionally within the same season.

Guest appearances

Season One

Episode ActorCharacterRole
"Pilot" Brian Dennehy [6] Dr. BolinPolice psychiatrist / serial killer
Michael Cavanaugh [6] Capt. Lester D. CainHomicide Captain (Pilot only)
"Hard Contract" David Ackroyd [7] Gus TrancusMcCall's former partner turned hitman
"The Hot Grounder" Sam J. Jones [8] Lance LaneTennis player
William Windom [8] Commissioner Larry CrenshawPolice Commissioner
"A Long Way from L.A." Paul Eiding [9] Wally WallersteanTransport criminal
Bo Svenson [9] Jake Cutter- -
"Legacy" Tony Longo [2] Dave Newton-
Al Ruscio [2] Carmine Santorro-
Mary-Margaret Humes [2] Sandy Newton-
"Flight on a Dead Pigeon"Gary Cervantes [10] --
"Pen Pals" Jack O'Halloran [11] HammerInmate
Tracey Walter [11] ArchieInmate
"Dead or Alive" Wings Hauser [12] Jimmy Jo WalkerBounty Hunter
"High Bleacher Man" Richard Romanus [13] Nathan 'Nate' DemarestMob boss
Alan Autry [13] ArchieInmate
"The Shooter" Beau Billingslea [14] -Motorcycle cop
Marc Alaimo [14] Doug Kirkwood-
"The Garbage Man" Ed O'Neill [15] Dan ColsonParole officer
Frances McDormand [15] Nina SloanPolicewoman
Christopher McDonald [15] Sonny DupreeParolee
Nicholas Worth [15] RamosParolee
"The Avenging Angel" Robert Pastorelli [16] Willie Wakefield-
"The Snow Queen, Pt. 1" Dennis Farina [17] Vic TerranovaClub owner/ drug dealer
Dennis Franz [17] Sgt. Jackie MolinasCorrupt New York police sergeant
"The Snow Queen, Pt. 2" Dennis Farina [18] Vic TerranovaClub owner/ drug dealer
Dennis Franz [18] Sgt. Jackie MolinasCorrupt New York police sergeant
"The Beach Boy" Steven Williams [19] Parker LeMay-
Jere Burns [19] Greg JonesDrug pusher
Kerry Rossall [19] Eddie Marx-
Brett Baxter Clark [19] Wes KapanoHawaiian hitman
"Guilty" Ken Foree [20] Louis McMahonParolee
Willard E. Pugh [20] EddieConman
"The Last Kill"Madison Mason [21] Kerry Le Masters / Tommy Largo-
Steven Keats [21] Jimmy TomasinoMafioso
"Fire Man" William Russ [22] Jack LachmanVietnam vet
Belinda Balaski [22] JudyCaretaker
Robert Desiderio [22] Gene ByrdVietnam vet / Fireman
Mark Schneider [22] Matt GoldReporter
Vivian Bonnell Witness
"Sniper" James Cromwell [23] Seymour RobbinsIRS auditor
Jack Starrett [23] Dennis Balzer
Joe Dorsey Sgt. Louis Whitlow
Sandy Martin Iris Balzer

Season Two

Episode ActorCharacterRole
"Case X" Leo Rossi [24] Tony Cochran-
Sam Anderson [24] Vinny Cochran-
James Whitmore, Jr. [24] Sgt. Bernie TerwilligerInternal Affairs Sergeant
"Night of the Dragons" Clyde Kusatsu [25] Detective Lieutenant Raymond Lau-
James Hong [25] Chang-
"The Biggest Man In Town" Nana Visitor [26] Amy Laurton-
Gregory Itzin [26] Charlie Latimer-
Don Stroud [26] Sheriff Johnson-
Stuart Whitman [26] Raymond Bellamy-
"Rich Girl" Lois Hamilton [27] Ginger Flagg-
K. Callan [27] Mrs. Jorgensen-
John Calvin [27] Bradley Woolsey-
Dorian Lopinto [27] Cynthia Flagg-
"Killer in the Halloween Mask" Jesse Ventura [28] Jesse-
James Whitmore, Jr. [28] Sgt. Bernie TerwilligerInternal Affairs Sergeant
Tim Russ [28] Sam-
Gary Graham [28] David Talon-
"Rape & Revenge, pt. 1" Richard Yniguez [29] Raul Mariano-
Mike Pniewski [29] Dr. Lantree-
Larry Hankin [29] Jimmy Cracklin-
Michael Ansara [29] General Mariano-
Danny Ponce [29] Ignacio-
Jack Starrett [29] Dennis Balzer-
"Rape & Revenge, pt. 2"Richard Yniguez [30] Raul Mariano-
Mike Pniewski [30] Dr. Lantree-
Larry Hankin [30] Jimmy Cracklin-
Michael Ansara [30] General Mariano-
Danny Ponce [30] Ignacio-
Jack Starrett [30] Dennis Balzer-
"Million Dollar Misunderstanding" Robert Davi [31] Sonny Dunbar-
Robert Englund [31] Vaughn-
James Whitmore, Jr. [31] Sgt. Bernie TerwilligerInternal Affairs Sergeant
Phil Rubenstein [31] Tito Constantine-
"The Big Fall" Vic Polizos [32] Fabro-
Mills Watson [32] Ray Longmire-
James Whitmore, Jr. [32] Sgt. Bernie TerwilligerInternal Affairs Sergeant
Jonathan Banks [32] Gary Krewson-
"Waiting for Mr. Wrong" Fernando Allende [33] Carols Moreno-
Michael Dorn [33] Highway Patrolman-
John Lansing [33] Jerry Borrell-
Ada Maris [33] Angie Chavina-
"Think Blue" William Smith [34] Neville Sigerson-
Alan Blumenfeld [34] ZiggiePolice Mechanic
Ramon Bieri [34] Charlie Coster-
"Blow-Up" Anthony James [5] Otto Minsky-
Bradford English SingerDetective
John Shearin Lt. Ambrose FinnDetective
Kate Zentall Tiffany ReedDefense Attorney
"War Zone" Vernon Wells [35] Zajak-
Billy Drago [35] Le Claire-
Gela Nash [35] Leanne-
Don Hood Arthur Speigal-
"Burned" Jane Russell [36] Ava Fontaine-
Anthony Caruso [36] Nick Bartoni-
"Scrap Metal" Frank Campanella [37] Vinnie Brokaw-
Joseph Cortese [37] Marco Brokaw-
Kay Lenz [37] Alicia Fiori-
Ji-Tu Cumbuka [37] Homer-
"Fagin 1986"Richard Coca [38] Umberto Sandoval-
Gary Cervantes [38] --
Jacob Vargas [38] Emilio Morales-
Trinidad Silva [38] Hector Rivas -
"62 Hours of Terror" Persis Khambatta [39] Dhari Ziad-
Thom Christopher [39] Hasseb Hamza-
"Death Machine" John Matuszak [40] Lincoln-
Karen Witter [40] Linda-
Frank Collison [40] Bosco-
"The Set Up" Jack Colvin [41] Michael Varn-
Robert O'Reilly [41] Willem Sunderson-
James Whitmore, Jr. [41] Sgt. Bernie TerwilligerInternal Affairs Sergeant
Conrad Dunn [41] RocketInformant
"The Beautiful & the Dead, pt. 1" Dan Lauria [3] Broder-
Kabir Bedi [3] Leo Zukoff-
Kim Johnston Ulrich [3] Allison Kavaley-
Andrew Massett [3] Sgt. Jerry BillingsSan Francisco Homicide Sergeant
Marc McClure [3] Ralph Skinner-
"The Beautiful & the Dead, pt. 2" Dan Lauria [42] Broder-
Kabir Bedi [42] Leo Zukoff-
Kim Johnston Ulrich [42] Allison Kavaley-
Andrew Massett [42] Sgt. Jerry BillingsSan Francisco Homicide Sergeant
Marc McClure [42] Ralph Skinner-
"The Return of Typhoon Thompson" Isaac Hayes [4] Jerome 'Typhoon' Thompson-
Garrett Morris [4] Sporty James-
Sheryl Lee Ralph [4] Josie Clifford-
Miguel Fernandes [4] Eddie Zbinksi-
"Saturday Night Special " Anne-Marie Johnson [43] Isabel Teret / Nella Watkins-
Beah Richards [43] Pockets / Ella Mae Fuller-

Season Three

Episode ActorCharacterRole
"Overnight Sensation"Sal Lopez [1] Tony Melendez-
Michael Wren [1] Raul Marcado-
James Whitmore, Jr. [1] Sgt. Bernie TerwilligerInternal Affairs Sergeant
"Change Partners and Dance" Tim Thomerson [44] Police Sergeant Harry Traynor-
Robert Firth [44] Detective Riley Causland-
Norbert Weisser [44] Craig Borson-
"Crime of Passion" Ray Wise [45] Alex Parker-
Candy Clark [45] Jody Stone-
"The Castro Connection" John Beck [46] Neil Jordan-
Jack Bannon [46] Michael Stevens-
"High Noon in L.A." George DelHoyo [47] Carlos Mariano-
Ethan Phillips [47] Michael Stevens-
Zitto Kazann [47] Joey-
"From San Francisco with Love" Laura Johnson [48] Det. Sgt. Valerie Foster-
"True Confessions" Lauren Tewes [49] Sheila Burke-
"Love, Hate, and Sporty James" Claudia Christian [50] Sheila Burke-
Jack Bannon [50] Michael Stevens-
"The Contract" Brent Spiner [51] Vaughn-
Peter Haskell Roger Hennessy-
Katherine Moffat Laura Hennessy-
Katherine Cannon Gail Morton-
"The Cradle Will Rock" Chaka Khan [52] Miss Gina B-
John Hancock [52] Sam Pruitt-
"Bad Company" Dean Stockwell [53] Brother Harold Hobarts-
Big John Studd [53] Randy-
Lar Park Lincoln [53] Angela Holly Hobarts-
"Down and Under" Anthony LaPaglia [54] Woodward-
Marina Sirtis [54] Kate Scanlon-
"Straight to the Heart"Robert Miano [55] Karl-
Lydia Cornell [55] Nicki Rains/Rena Farrell-
"Requiem for Sergeant McCall" Bruce Davison [56] Deputy Chief Wyler-
"Double Exposure" George Clooney [57] Matthew Winfield-
"The Girl Next Door" Stanley Kamel [58] Brad Wilkes, FBI-
Robert Firth [58] Detective Riley Causland-
"Any Second Now" Theresa Saldana [59] Jennifer Hartman-
"A Child Is Born" Leif Garrett [60] Todd Logan-
"Crossfire" Richard Cox [61] Carl Remick-
Larenz Tate [61] Sporty's Nephew-
Jack Bannon [61] Michael Stevens-
"Hot Pursuit: Part 1" Ji-Tu Cumbuka [62] Homer-
Gela Nash [62] Vicki-
"Hot Pursuit: Part 2" Ji-Tu Cumbuka [63] Homer-
Gela Nash [62] Vicki-
"Shades" Shelley Taylor Morgan [64] Sgt. Katherine 'Kitty' O'Hearn-
Michael Gregory [64] Al-
Jared Martin [64] Special Agent Ringerman-

Season Four

Episode ActorCharacterRole
"Not Just Another John Doe" Stanley Kamel [65] Brad Wilkes, FBI-
"Playing God" Castulo Guerra [66] Luis Guerrero-
Jackie Gonneau Waitress-
"The Jade Woman" Dirk Blocker [67] Randall Fane-
Brent Jennings [67] Curtis-
Clare Torao (credited as Clare Nono)Rose Shan-
"Flashpoint" Beau Billingslea [68] Officer Bolin-
Gregory Sierra [68] Councilman Elandro-
Arthur Rosenberg [68] Commander Lester D. Cain-
"Night on Bald Mountain" Frank Ashmore [69] Carl Brand-
Tricia O'Neil [69] Sylvia Brand-
"City of Passion, pt. 1" Erik Estrada [70] Sgt. Bradley 'Brad' Navarro-
Shelley Taylor Morgan [70] Sgt. Katherine 'Kitty' O'Hearn
Arthur Rosenberg [70] Commander Lester D. Cain-
Robert Reed [70] Judge Warren Unger-
Carel Struycken [70] Occult Store Owner-
"City of Passion, pt. 2" Erik Estrada [71] Sgt. Bradley 'Brad' Navarro-
Shelley Taylor Morgan [71] Sgt. Katherine 'Kitty' O'Hearn
Arthur Rosenberg [71] Commander Lester D. Cain-
Robert Reed [71] Judge Warren Unger-
"City of Passion, pt. 3" Erik Estrada [72] Sgt. Bradley 'Brad' Navarro-
Shelley Taylor Morgan [72] Sgt. Katherine 'Kitty' O'Hearn
Arthur Rosenberg [72] Commander Lester D. Cain-
Robert Reed [72] Judge Warren Unger-
"Hot Prowl" Cindy Morgan [73] Carol Benson-
Alex Rocco [73] Floyd Benson-
Brett Baxter Clark [73] Jeffrey Bliss-
"Allegra" Tony Jay [74] Father Michaels-
"Renegade" Brion James [75] Lt. Jeff Wadsworth-
"The Black Dahlia" Ian Abercrombie [76] GeorgeButler for the Latimers
Billie Bird [76] Marie Watson-
"Naked Justice, Pt. 1" Nestor Serrano [77] Jessie Cruz-
Stanley Kamel [77] Brad Wilkes, FBI-

Season Five

Episode ActorCharacterRole
"City Under Siege, pt. 1" James Sikking [78] Jack Small-
"City Under Siege, pt. 2" James Sikking [79] Jack Small-
"City Under Siege, pt. 3" James Sikking [80] Jack Small-

Season Six

Episode ActorCharacterRole

Season Seven

Episode ActorCharacterRole

Revival series

Main cast

Supporting cast

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References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "Overnight Sensation". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 1. Los Angeles, California. 27 September 1986. NBC.
  2. 1 2 3 4 "Legacy". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 6. Los Angeles, California. 1984-11-02. NBC.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "The Beautiful & the Dead, pt. 1". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 20. Los Angeles, California. 1986-04-01. NBC.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 "The Return of Typhoon Thompson". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 22. Los Angeles, California. 1986-05-06. NBC.
  5. 1 2 "Blow-Up". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 12. Los Angeles, California. 1986-01-04. NBC.
  6. 1 2 "Pilot". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 1. Los Angeles, California. 1984-09-18. NBC.
  7. ↑ "Hard Contract". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 2. Los Angeles, California. 1984-09-25. NBC.
  8. 1 2 "The Hot Grounder". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 3. Los Angeles, California. 1984-10-05. NBC.
  9. 1 2 "A Long Way from L.A.". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 4. Los Angeles, California. 1984-10-26. NBC.
  10. ↑ "Flight on a Dead Pigeon". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 6. Los Angeles, California. 1984-11-09. NBC.
  11. 1 2 "Pen Pals". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 7. Los Angeles, California. 1984-11-16. NBC.
  12. ↑ "Dead or Alive". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 8. Los Angeles, California. 1984-11-30. NBC.
  13. 1 2 "High Bleacher Man". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 9. Los Angeles, California. 1984-12-07. NBC.
  14. 1 2 "The Shooter". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 10. Los Angeles, California. 1985-01-04. NBC.
  15. 1 2 3 4 "The Garbage Man". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 11. Los Angeles, California. 1985-01-11. NBC.
  16. ↑ "The Avenging Angel". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 12. Los Angeles, California. 1985-01-18. NBC.
  17. 1 2 "The Snow Queen, Pt. 1". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 13. Los Angeles, California. 1985-03-23. NBC.
  18. 1 2 "The Snow Queen, Pt. 2". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 14. Los Angeles, California. 1985-03-30. NBC.
  19. 1 2 3 4 "The Beach Boy". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 15. Los Angeles, California. 1985-04-06. NBC.
  20. 1 2 "Guilty". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 16. Los Angeles, California. 1985-04-13. NBC.
  21. 1 2 "The Last Kill". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 17. Los Angeles, California. 1985-04-20. NBC.
  22. 1 2 3 4 "Fire Man". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 18. Los Angeles, California. 1985-05-11. NBC.
  23. 1 2 "Sniper". Hunter. Season 1. Episode 19. Los Angeles, California. 1985-05-18. NBC.
  24. 1 2 3 "Case X". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 1. Los Angeles, California. 1985-09-21. NBC.
  25. 1 2 "Night of the Dragons". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 2. Los Angeles, California. 1985-09-28. NBC.
  26. 1 2 3 4 "The Biggest Man In Town". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 3. Los Angeles, California. 1985-10-05. NBC.
  27. 1 2 3 4 "Rich Girl". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 4. Los Angeles, California. 1985-10-19. NBC.
  28. 1 2 3 4 "Killer in the Halloween Mask". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 5. Los Angeles, California. 1985-10-26. NBC.
  29. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Rape & Revenge, pt. 1". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 6. Los Angeles, California. 1985-11-02. NBC.
  30. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Rape & Revenge, pt. 2". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 7. Los Angeles, California. 1985-11-09. NBC.
  31. 1 2 3 4 "Million Dollar Misunderstanding". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 8. Los Angeles, California. 1985-11-16. NBC.
  32. 1 2 3 4 "The Big Fall". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 9. Los Angeles, California. 1985-11-23. NBC.
  33. 1 2 3 4 "Waiting for Mr. Wrong". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 10. Los Angeles, California. 1985-12-07. NBC.
  34. 1 2 3 "Think Blue". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 11. Los Angeles, California. 1985-12-14. NBC.
  35. 1 2 3 "War Zone". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 13. Los Angeles, California. 1986-01-11. NBC.
  36. 1 2 "Burned". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 14. Los Angeles, California. 1986-01-18. NBC.
  37. 1 2 3 4 "Scrap Metal". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 15. Los Angeles, California. 1986-01-25. NBC.
  38. 1 2 3 4 "Fagin 1986". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 16. Los Angeles, California. 1986-02-08. NBC.
  39. 1 2 "62 Hours of Terror". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 17. Los Angeles, California. 1986-02-17. NBC.
  40. 1 2 3 "Death Machine". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 18. Los Angeles, California. 1986-03-11. NBC.
  41. 1 2 3 4 "The Set Up". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 19. Los Angeles, California. 1986-03-25. NBC.
  42. 1 2 3 4 5 "The Beautiful & the Dead, pt. 2". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 21. Los Angeles, California. 1986-04-08. NBC.
  43. 1 2 "Saturday Night Special". Hunter. Season 2. Episode 23. Los Angeles, California. 20 May 1986. NBC.
  44. 1 2 3 "Change Partners and Dance". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 2. Los Angeles, California. 4 October 1986. NBC.
  45. 1 2 "Crime of Passion". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 3. Los Angeles, California. 11 October 1986. NBC.
  46. 1 2 "The Castro Connection". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 4. Los Angeles, California. 1 November 1986. NBC.
  47. 1 2 3 "High Noon in L.A.". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 5. Los Angeles, California. 8 November 1986. NBC.
  48. ↑ "From San Francisco with Love". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 6. Los Angeles, California. 15 November 1986. NBC.
  49. ↑ "True Confessions". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 7. Los Angeles, California. 8 November 1986. NBC.
  50. 1 2 "Love, Hate, and Sporty James". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 8. Los Angeles, California. 6 December 1986. NBC.
  51. ↑ "The Contract". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 9. Los Angeles, California. 13 December 1986. NBC.
  52. 1 2 "The Cradle Will Rock". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 10. Los Angeles, California. 3 January 1987. NBC.
  53. 1 2 3 "Bad Company". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 11. Los Angeles, California. 10 January 1987. NBC.
  54. 1 2 "Down and Under". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 12. Los Angeles, California. 17 January 1987. NBC.
  55. 1 2 "Straight to the Heart". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 13. Los Angeles, California. 24 January 1987. NBC.
  56. ↑ "Requiem for Sergeant McCall". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 14. Los Angeles, California. 7 February 1987. NBC.
  57. ↑ "Double Exposure". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 15. Los Angeles, California. 14 February 1987. NBC.
  58. 1 2 "The Girl Next Door". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 16. Los Angeles, California. 21 February 1987. NBC.
  59. ↑ "Any Second Now". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 17. Los Angeles, California. 28 February 1987. NBC.
  60. ↑ "A Child Is Born". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 18. Los Angeles, California. 14 March 1987. NBC.
  61. 1 2 3 "Crossfire". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 19. Los Angeles, California. 11 April 1987. NBC.
  62. 1 2 3 "Hot Pursuit: Part 1". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 20. Los Angeles, California. 2 May 1987. NBC.
  63. ↑ "Hot Pursuit: Part 2". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 21. Los Angeles, California. 9 May 1987. NBC.
  64. 1 2 3 "Shades". Hunter. Season 3. Episode 22. Los Angeles, California. 18 July 1987. NBC.
  65. ↑ "Not Just Another John Doe". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 1. Los Angeles, California. 24 September 1987. NBC.
  66. ↑ "Playing God". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 2. Los Angeles, California. 3 October 1987. NBC.
  67. 1 2 "The Jade Woman". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 3. Los Angeles, California. 17 October 1987. NBC.
  68. 1 2 3 "Flashpoint". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 4. Los Angeles, California. 24 October 1987. NBC.
  69. 1 2 "Night on Bald Mountain". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 5. Los Angeles, California. 31 October 1987. NBC.
  70. 1 2 3 4 5 "City of Passion, pt. 1". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 6. Los Angeles, California. 7 November 1987. NBC.
  71. 1 2 3 4 "City of Passion, pt. 2". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 7. Los Angeles, California. 14 November 1987. NBC.
  72. 1 2 3 4 "City of Passion, pt. 3". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 8. Los Angeles, California. 21 November 1987. NBC.
  73. 1 2 3 "Hot Prowl". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 10. Los Angeles, California. 8 December 1987. NBC.
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  77. 1 2 "Naked Justice, Pt. 1". Hunter. Season 4. Episode 14. Los Angeles, California. 2 February 1988. NBC.
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