List of The Mod Squad episodes

This is a list of episodes for the television series The Mod Squad.

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	26		September 24, 1968	April 15, 1969
	2	26		September 23, 1969	April 7, 1970
	3	24		September 22, 1970	March 23, 1971
	4	24		September 14, 1971	March 7, 1972
	5	24		September 14, 1972	March 1, 1973
	Television film			May 18, 1979

Episodes

Season 1 (1968–69)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
1	1	"The Teeth of the Barracuda"	Lee H. Katzin	Tony Barrett	September 24, 1968
90-minute pilot (73 minutes without commercials): The origin of the Mod Squad. Greer puts his newly-formed squad to work investigating a cop killing, which the evidence suggests was the work of young people. Guest stars: Fred Beir, Brooke Bundy, Lonny Chapman, Noam Pitlik, Robert DoQui. Uncredited cameos by Harrison Ford and Richard Pryor.
2	2	"Bad Man on Campus"	Earl Bellamy	Robert Heverly	October 1, 1968
Pete, Linc and Julie work undercover in a high school to break up a juvenile car theft ring. Guest stars: Clive Clerk, Booker Bradshaw, Judy Pace, J. Pat O'Malley, Norman Alden.
3	3	"My, What a Pretty Bus"	Gene Nelson	Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov	October 8, 1968
A wily ex-con, unaware that Pete, Linc and Julie are cops, recruits them for a big counterfeiting caper. Guest stars: Henry Jones, Byron Morrow, Paul Sorensen, Troy Melton, Pepper Martin, Val Avery.
4	4	"When Smitty Comes Marching Home"	George McCowan	Tony Barrett & Harve Bennett	October 22, 1968
Returning Vietnam veteran Smitty, being sought by police on a homicide charge, turns to his boyhood friend Linc for help proving his innocence. Guest stars: Louis Gossett Jr., Valerie Allen, Art Lewis, Edward Faulkner.
5	5	"You Can't Tell the Players Without a Programmer"	Earl Bellamy	Story by : Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov Teleplay by : Gwen Bagni, Paul Dubov & Stephen Kandel	October 29, 1968
Julie serves as a decoy as the Mod Squad attempts to sting a computer-dating service operating in blackmail. Guest stars: Linda Marsh, Julie Adams, Mark Goddard, Byron Foulger, Harry Basch, Art Metrano.
6	6	"A Time to Love, a Time to Cry"	Michael Caffey	Mel Goldberg, Warren Hamilton Jr. & Donald Wrye	November 12, 1968
A probation officer (Robert Lansing) with an eye for Julie joins the Squad in its search for a young photographer accused of murder. Harry Townes, Rex Holman, and Jerry Ayres also guest star.
7	7	"Find Tara Chapman!"	Gene Nelson	Harve Bennett & Arthur Weingarten	November 19, 1968
The Squad tries desperately to track down a dying girl on the run who may unwittingly spark a meningitis epidemic. The girl is also wanted by a mafioso, as she witnessed a mob killing in New York City before having fled to Southern California. Guest Stars: Yvonne Craig, Della Reese, John van Dreelen, Mills Watson, Peter Leeds, Sid Melton.
8	8	"The Price of Terror"	Earl Bellamy	Tony Barrett	November 26, 1968
Greer is the target of an unknown assailant who has rigged a number of "close calls" to intimidate him. Guest stars: James Best, Gail Kobe, Richard Bakalyan, Herb Vigran, Harry Basch.
9	9	"A Quiet Weekend in the Country"	Jack Arnold	Tony Barrett & Jackson Gillis	December 3, 1968
Pete, Linc and Julie go undercover as vacationers in a rural trailer camp to investigate the death of a narcotics informant. Guest stars: James Gregory, Ahna Capri, Dub Taylor, Irene Hervey, and Bruce Glover.
10	10	"Love"	Lee H. Katzin	Story by : Tige Andrews, Jack Marlando & Tom Carota Teleplay by : Henry Rosenbaum	December 10, 1968
Pete's beloved cousin Karen (Diana Ewing) turns to crime in a desperate attempt to win the attention of her wealthy parents. Also guest starring Nina Foch and Arthur Franz.
11	11	"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Starlet"	George McCowan	Jerome Ross	December 17, 1968
With Pete and Linc close by, Julie poses as a Hollywood starlet to lure into the open a serial assailant preying upon young actresses. Guest stars: Richard Evans, Joan Van Ark, William Smithers, Alan Oppenheimer, Ben Wright, Virginia Gregg, and Norman Grabowski.
12	12	"The Guru"	Richard Rush	Leigh Chapman	December 31, 1968
Pete, Linc and Julie go undercover as hippies to investigate the bombing of The Guru, an underground newspaper. Guest starring Dabney Coleman, Jane Elliot, Max Julien, and Adam Roarke. (And an uncredited appearance by a pre-Brady Bunch Barry Williams as a newspaper boy.)
13	13	"The Sunday Drivers"	Gene Nelson	Edward J. Lakso	January 7, 1969
Linc joins an automobile thrill circus in Las Vegas to investigate the death of a stunt-driver friend.
14	14	"Hello Mother, My Name Is Julie"	Jack Arnold	Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov	January 14, 1969
Julie's mother, a former prostitute, arrives in Los Angeles to introduce Julie to the man she plans to marry.
15	15	"Flight Five Doesn't Answer"	George McCowan	Stephen Kandel	January 21, 1969
While transporting a prisoner by commercial airline, Pete, Linc and Greer face death in a forced plane crash.
16	16	"Shell Game"	Gene Nelson	Edward J. Lakso	January 29, 1969
Investigating a policeman's death, Pete and Linc infiltrate a gang of thieves, only to find it has kidnapped Julie.
17	17	"Fear Is the Bucking Horse"	George McCowan	Tony Barrett	February 4, 1969
The Squad works a rodeo undercover to protect a TV cowboy star whose life has been threatened.
18	18	"A Hint of Darkness, a Hint of Light"	Earl Bellamy	Edward J. Lakso	February 11, 1969
The Squad moves into a blind woman's home, posing as houseguests, to offer protection against a mysterious assailant.
19	19	"The Uptight Town"	Earl Bellamy	Norman Katkov	February 18, 1969
The Squad searches for Greer, who has disappeared while vacationing in a little desert town.
20	20	"A Reign of Guns"	Gene Nelson	Tony Barrett & Daniel B. Ullman	February 25, 1969
The Squad tangles with a wealthy arch-conservative who is forming a private militia armed with stolen guns.
21	21	"A Run for the Money"	Harvey Hart	Edward J. Lakso	March 11, 1969
Pete, romantically involved with a girl whose father (Tom Bosley) is in prison for robbery, faces a dilemma when he finds the stolen cash.
22	22	"Child of Sorrow, Child of Light"	Gene Nelson	Cliff Gould	March 18, 1969
Posing as an unwed expectant mother, Julie infiltrates an extortion racket that blackmails parents of adopted babies. Guest stars: Ida Lupino and Daniel J. Travanti
23	23	"Keep the Faith, Baby"	Gene Nelson	Harve Bennett	March 25, 1969
The Squad is assigned to protect the life of a militant black priest (Sammy Davis Jr.), threatened by a murderer (Robert Duvall) who is afraid he will break his seal of confession.
24	24	"Captain Greer, Call Surgery"	Earl Bellamy	Anthony Lawrence	April 1, 1969
Pete, Linc and Julie get undercover jobs in a hospital to block a narcotics robbery, while the hospital's head nurse was desperate to not get involved.
25	25	"Peace Now – Arly Blau"	Gene Nelson	William Wood	April 8, 1969
Linc and Pete go undercover as prison inmates to protect the life of a convicted draft dodger.
26	26	"A Seat by the Window"	Michael Caffey	Edward J. Lakso	April 15, 1969
The Squad is split up and assigned to separate charter vacation buses in an attempt to catch a bus station killer.

Season 2 (1969–70)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
27	1	"The Girl in Chair Nine"	Gene Nelson	William Bast	September 23, 1969
A mother receives a note that her daughter has been kidnapped, but the Squad soon discovers the girl was trying to cover up an illegal abortion.
28	2	"My Name Is Manolette"	Robert Michael Lewis	Margaret Armen	September 30, 1969
The Squad "adopts" a 9-year-old Mexican waif who has been abandoned by a gang of American thieves.
29	3	"An Eye for an Eye"	Earl Bellamy	Tony Barrett	October 7, 1969
Greer falls in love with an attractive widow, unwittingly making her the kidnapping target of a narcotics gang.
30	4	"Ride the Man Down"	George McCowan	William Clark	October 14, 1969
Pete finds himself framed for murder after he helps a young woman who claims to be in trouble.
31	5	"To Linc – with Love"	George McCowan	Carol Sobieski	October 21, 1969
Linc falls in love with an attractive young woman, but their romance is threatened when a man from her past turns up.
32	6	"Lisa"	Robert Michael Lewis	Steffi Barrett & Tony Barrett	November 4, 1969
The Squad is called in to protect a successful woman writer Carolyn Jones with a split personality whose life has been threatened.
33	7	"Confrontation!"	Gene Nelson	George Bellak	November 11, 1969
As dissident students prepare to demand changes in a school policy, a black student is found murdered on campus and the Squad is called in to investigate.
34	8	"Willie Poor Boy"	George McCowan	Richard H. Landau	November 18, 1969
Pete befriends a young man caught in a robbery after learning that the suspect is illiterate. Joe Don Baker guest stars.
35	9	"The Death of Wild Bill Hannachek"	Earl Bellamy	Mark Saha	November 25, 1969
Julie poses as a singer at a wayside inn as the Squad investigates the death of a fading country-western singer.
36	10	"A Place to Run, a Heart to Hide In"	Earl Bellamy	Robert Heverly & Edward J. Lakso	December 2, 1969
Pete, Linc and Julie pose as college students for the campus investigation of a young man's mysterious death.
37	11	"The Healer"	Earl Bellamy	Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov	December 9, 1969
Pete, Linc and Julie investigate the activities of a faith-healer after one of his patients dies.
38	12	"In This Corner – Sol Albert"	Robert Michael Lewis	Harve Bennett & Rita Lakin	December 16, 1969
After television mechanic Sol Albert (introduced the previous season in "Flight Five Doesn't Answer") was being wrongfully blamed for slum-like conditions at neighborhood apartments, Pete, Linc and Julie try to find the landlord responsible - which turned out to be Sol's cousin.
39	13	"Never Give the Fuzz an Even Break"	Earl Bellamy	Malvin Wald	December 23, 1969
The Squad tries to gain the confidence of the top con man in the business and catch him by becoming involved in a caper.
40	14	"The Debt"	Jerry Jameson	Steffi Barrett & Tony Barrett	December 30, 1969
After a young man helps Pete when he is attacked by hoodlums, Pete learns the man's father may be plotting a serious crime.
41	15	"Sweet Child of Terror"	Earl Bellamy	Edward J. Lakso	January 6, 1970
Julie, mistaken for someone else, is kidnapped by an embittered handyman who threatens her life when he realizes his mistake.
42	16	"The King of Empty Cups"	Robert Michael Lewis	Sonya Roberts	January 20, 1970
Assigned to find Chief Metcalf's daughter after she disappears, the Squad's investigation leads to a pop singing idol.
43	17	"A Town Called Sincere"	Earl Bellamy	Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov	January 27, 1970
A sleepy Mexican town becomes a prison for Pete and Linc, captured by a savage motorcycle gang. The bikers center their terror tactics on the townspeople as they try to learn who killed two members of their gang.
44	18	"The Exile"	Robert Michael Lewis	Harve Bennett & Don Richman	February 3, 1970
Julie falls in love with an exchange student, not knowing he is a Middle Eastern prince and in danger following a military coup.
45	19	"Survival House"	George McCowan	Joanna Lee	February 10, 1970
The Squad tries to help an ex-dope addict accused of attempted rape, a crime he claims he didn't commit. Sammy Davis Jr. guest stars.
46	20	"Mother of Sorrow"	Gene Nelson	Rita Lakin & William Wood	February 17, 1970
Pete tries to clear an old classmate of the murder of his girlfriend. Lee Grant and Richard Dreyfuss guest star. In 1997, TV Guide ranked this episode #95 on its list of the 100 Greatest Episodes.[1]
47	21	"The Deadly Sin"	Jerry Jameson	Robert M. Young	February 24, 1970
The Squad's investigation of a syndicate killing leads to a young postulant nun who witnessed the crime and is now a target.
48	22	"A Time for Remembering"	Gene Nelson	Harve Bennett	March 3, 1970
Shortly after Pete announces his plans to quit his undercover work, Linc is critically shot by an ex-convict seeking revenge.
49	23	"Return to Darkness, Return to Light"	Robert Michael Lewis	Edward J. Lakso	March 17, 1970
A blind woman's plans to marry are wrecked when Pete and Linc discover her husband-to-be is a man of many aliases.
50	24	"Call Back Yesterday"	Gene Nelson	John W. Bloch & Robert M. Young	March 24, 1970
Pete's mother re-enters her son's life when the Squad investigates a murder attempt on a friend of Pete's family.
51	25	"Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot!"	Robert Michael Lewis	Harve Bennett & Rita Lakin	March 31, 1970
Posing as production personnel at a movie studio, the Squad probes a series of mishaps and a twenty-year-old murder.
52	26	"The Loser"	Gene Nelson	Sheldon Stark	April 7, 1970
The Squad investigates a hit-and-run accident involving a stolen car when the suspect pleads his innocence.

Season 3 (1970–71)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
53	1	"The Long Road Home"	Robert Michael Lewis	Edward J. Lakso	September 22, 1970
Pete falls in love with a young woman he has injured in an auto chase involving a robbery suspect, only to learn she is the sister of the suspect.
54	2	"See the Eagles Dying"	Jerry Jameson	Edward J. Lakso	September 29, 1970
Pete endangers his life by joining a skydiving group (which includes Lane Bradbury) to find out the truth about the death of a wino who was goaded into jumping but died when failing to pull his ripcord.
55	3	"Who Are the Keepers, Who Are the Inmates?"	Gene Nelson	Richard Landau	October 6, 1970
Linc feigns insanity to get into an institution to investigate the death of a friend there.
56	4	"‘A’ Is for Annie"	Robert Michael Lewis	William Bast	October 13, 1970
The Squad investigates when a school teacher, under attack for her views on sex education, becomes the target of violence.
57	5	"The Song of Willie"	Gene Nelson	Steffi Barrett & Tony Barrett	October 20, 1970
The Squad tries to protect a heartless black movie star (Sammy Davis, Jr.) whose life has been threatened.
58	6	"Search and Destroy"	Philip Leacock	David P. Harmon	October 27, 1970
The Squad's investigation of a bogus policeman and the murder of a young man is hampered by the brother of the victim.
59	7	"Just Ring the Bell Once"	Jerry Jameson	Gwen Bagni & Paul Dubov	November 3, 1970
Linc befriends an 8-year-old boy whose mother is involved with liquor hijackers.
60	8	"Welcome to the Human Race, Levi Frazee!"	Robert Michael Lewis	Walter Black	November 10, 1970
Pete and the Squad try to clear a young Apache falsely accused of murdering a man in a small desert town.
61	9	"A Far Away Place So Near"	Terry Becker	Theodore Apstein	November 17, 1970
The Squad investigates the mysterious death of a soldier who fails to return from Vietnam.
62	10	"A Time of Hyacinths"	Robert Michael Lewis	Margaret Armen	December 1, 1970
Julie becomes involved with a mysterious stranger (Vincent Price), a man supposed to have died twenty years earlier.
63	11	"The Judas Trap"	Robert Michael Lewis	Story by : Alvin Boretz Teleplay by : Walter Black	December 8, 1970
The Squad tries to help an intellectually disabled boy who was discovered with the rifle that killed his father.
64	12	"Fever"	Jerry Jameson	Story by : Paul Schneider, Margaret Schneider & Marty Roth Teleplay by : Paul Schneider & Margaret Schneider	December 15, 1970
Pete and Linc conduct a search for Julie, who has been exposed to disease by a man on the run and the son he doesn't have legal custody of.
65	13	"Is There Anyone Left in Santa Paula?"	Lawrence Dobkin	Gene L. Coon	December 29, 1970
Investigating the death of an immigration agent, the Squad finds a cop involved in the illegal entry of Mexican youths across the border.
66	14	"A Short Course in War"	Robert Michael Lewis	Mann Rubin	January 5, 1971
A group of student activists take over their college campus administration building, with Julie and an elderly teacher as hostages.
67	15	"Kicks Incorporated"	Gene Nelson	Peggy O'Shea	January 12, 1971
The Squad investigates a unique nuisance racket headed by a man who turns out to be a close friend of Greer's.
68	16	"A Bummer for R.J."	Philip Leacock	Jack Turley	January 19, 1971
The Squad investigates when a 40-year-old man who tries the hippie life to recapture his youth is implicated in a murder.
69	17	"The Hot, Hot Car"	Robert Michael Lewis	Elroy Schwartz	January 26, 1971
The Squad learns that an innocent family is driving a stolen car wired with dynamite and set to explode at 5 o'clock.
70	18	"Suffer, Little Children"	Lawrence Dobkin	Gene L. Coon	February 9, 1971
The Squad attempts to help a minister find out who murdered his brother, a psychologist who ran a clinic for troubled youngsters.
71	19	"Is That Justice? No, It's the Law"	Philip Leacock	David H. Vowell	February 16, 1971
The Squad helps an overzealous detective get the goods on a known dope pusher, but the pusher swears he's been framed.
72	20	"A Double for Danger"	Gene Nelson	Roger Hill Lewis	February 23, 1971
Julie assumes the identity of a dead undercover agent to expose the leader of a narcotics ring.
73	21	"Welcome to Our City"	John Llewellyn Moxey	Story by : Shirl Hendryx Teleplay by : Tony Barrett & Shirl Hendryx	March 2, 1971
The Squad tries to find the father of a 15-year-old farm boy and learns that the man is involved in a loan shark racket.
74	22	"The Comeback"	William Crain	Mann Rubin	March 9, 1971
The Squad helps the son of an aging ex-boxing champ (Sugar Ray Robinson) who is being harassed by gamblers for inside information on his dad's return to the ring after an 11-year absence.
75	23	"We Spy"	Lawrence Dobkin	Harve Bennett & Walter Black	March 16, 1971
Pete poses as a safecracker in order to break up an industrial espionage plot and in the process stumbles onto a murder.
76	24	"The Price of Love"	Philip Leacock	Tony Barrett & Robert Foster	March 23, 1971
On vacation, Linc stumbles onto the kidnapping of a young boy in a desert ghost-town and finds himself held hostage as well.

Season 4 (1971–72)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
77	1	"The Sentinels"	Robert Michael Lewis	Alvin Boretz	September 14, 1971
The Squad searches the city for a pair of killers who harbor a flock of pigeons which could cause an encephalitis epidemic.
78	2	"Cricket"	Michael Caffey	Rick Husky	September 21, 1971
An autistic and withdrawn boy who has accidentally shot Julie is sought by the Squad in order to save him from a murderer. Note: This episode was remade as an episode of "Charlie's Angels."
79	3	"Home Is the Streets"	Barry Shear	S.S. Schweitzer	September 28, 1971
The Squad pursues a dope pusher on the run for shooting two policemen.
80	4	"Survival"	Philip Leacock	Walter Black & Byron Twiggs	October 5, 1971
Julie, suffering a snake bite, is left stranded in the desert with a blind man when three young hoodlums steal her car.
81	5	"Color of Laughter, Color of Tears"	Philip Leacock	Edward J. Lakso	October 12, 1971
The Squad investigates a circus carnival that is being sabotaged.
82	6	"The Medicine Men"	Seymour Robbie	Arthur Weingarten	October 19, 1971
Julie falls in love with a young doctor who is being blackmailed.
83	7	"The Sands of Anger"	Earl Bellamy	Edward J. Lakso	October 26, 1971
The Squad investigates a mysterious explosion that kills a driver at a dune-buggy rally in the desert.
84	8	"The Poisoned Mind"	Don McDougall	Ernest Frankel	November 2, 1971
Depressed after having shot a young man during a robbery, Greer takes time off to recover.
85	9	"Exit the Closer"	Don McDougall	Robert Collins	November 9, 1971
Pete, Linc and Julie go undercover at a used car lot to crack a narcotics ring.
86	10	"Whatever Happened to Linc Hayes?"	George McCowan	Rick Husky	November 16, 1971
Suffering from amnesia after getting mugged, Linc wanders the city, unsure as to whether or not he is the escaped mental patient he reads about in a newspaper. (Includes flashbacks to previous episodes.)
87	11	"And a Little Child Shall Bleed Them"	John Llewellyn Moxey	Steffi Barrett & Tony Barrett	November 23, 1971
The Squad tries to protect a TV clown (Milton Berle) whose life is in danger.
88	12	"Real Loser"	George McGowan	Robert C. Dennis	November 30, 1971
The Squad tries to track down a killer who was hired by his intended victim.
89	13	"Death of a Nobody"	Robert Michael Lewis	Mann Rubin	December 7, 1971
A woman is killed by a hit-and-run driver, but Pete is sure he was the intended victim.
90	14	"Feet of Clay"	Don Taylor	Don Ingalls	December 14, 1971
Linc befriends a deaf-mute (Desi Arnaz, Jr.) who becomes a reluctant hero after saving a guard's life in a warehouse fire.
91	15	"I Am My Brother's Keeper"	Jerry Jameson	James Schmerer	January 4, 1972
The killing of a union member sends Linc and Julie undercover to the ship docks to find Pete, who is suffering a brain injury.
92	16	"Deal with the Devil"	Don McDougall	Robert C. Dennis	January 11, 1972
Pete investigates the disappearance of a Vietnam war correspondent (Leslie Nielsen) who was an older friend of his in his childhood.
93	17	"Kill Gently, Sweet Jessie"	Lawrence Dobkin	Steffi Barrett & Tony Barrett	January 18, 1972
A convicted murderer out on parole goes on a mission to kill Pete, who he mistakenly believes was responsible for a savage beating he suffered years earlier.
94	18	"Shockwave"	Barry Shear	Rick Husky	January 25, 1972
Julie becomes emotionally attached to an abandoned baby whose parents are terrorizing the area with armed robberies.
95	19	"No More Oak Leaves for Ernie Holland"	Seymour Robbie	Arthur Weingarten	February 1, 1972
The Squad works undercover as social workers to find a stolen cache of guns.
96	20	"The Cave"	Jerry Jameson	Don Ingalls	February 8, 1972
Pete, Linc and Julie are trapped in a cave by a crazed man who holds them responsible for his son's death in Vietnam.
97	21	"The Wild Weekend"	Robert Michael Lewis	Jack Turley	February 15, 1972
Pete is kidnapped and almost killed by the jealous boyfriend of his former fiancée.
98	22	"The Tangled Web"	Richard Newton	Ernest Frankel	February 22, 1972
Pete and Linc jeopardize their lives and careers by helping Julie's friend return the jewelry he has stolen.
99	23	"Outside Position"	Philip Leacock	S.S. Schweitzer	February 29, 1972
Pete tries to help an ex-convict who has been framed on a narcotics charge.
100	24	"Big George"	Philip Leacock	Richard Landau	March 7, 1972
The Squad guards a man (Andy Griffith) whose life is threatened because he witnessed a murder.

Season 5 (1972–73)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
101	1	"The Connection: Part 1"	George McCowan	Rick Husky	September 14, 1972
When Greer is seriously wounded by three phony cops, and four suitcases of heroin are stolen, the Squad goes to work. First half of a two-hour special.
102	2	"The Connection: Part 2"	George McCowan	Rick Husky	September 14, 1972
See Part 1, above.
103	3	"The Thunder Makers"	Jerry Jameson	Jack Turley	September 21, 1972
The Squad investigates when a youth joins a motorcycle gang, plots a fake payroll robbery of his father's company, and learns the other gang members are playing it for real.
104	4	"Yesterday's Ashes"	Richard Newton	Skip Webster	September 28, 1972
The Squad witnesses a shoplifting by a badly scarred woman and arranges plastic surgery, believing it would prevent her from a life of crime.
105	5	"A Gift for Jenny"	Don McDougall	Gerald Sanford	October 5, 1972
Linc's friend is kidnapped after receiving a fur coat as a gift, setting the Squad on a chase of a fur-theft ring.
106	6	"Taps, Play It Louder"	E.W. Swackhamer	Sandor Stern	October 12, 1972
The Squad finds a missing ex-soldier working as a longshoreman, but because of mysterious circumstances they question his identity.
107	7	"Eyes of the Beholder"	Richard Newton	Steffi Barrett & Tony Barrett	October 19, 1972
The brother of a fur thief attempts to kill Pete, holding him responsible for his brother's death.
108	8	"Good Times Are Just Memories"	Ivan Dixon	Richard Bluel & Fenton Hobart Jr.	October 26, 1972
A police lieutenant involved in a jewel theft ring murders an informer and plants evidence implicating Pete as the killer.
109	9	"Corbey"	Richard Newton	Jack Turley	November 2, 1972
When Greer is framed as being on the take, the Squad begins an investigation to clear his name.
110	10	"Can You Hear Me Out There?"	Seymour Robbie	Stanley Ralph Ross	November 9, 1972
The Squad's investigation turns up a radio disc jockey who was an unwitting helper of an auto-theft ring when his commercial indicated where stolen cars could be picked up.
111	11	"Another Final Game"	Jerry Jameson	Buddy Ruskin	November 16, 1972
When a con man takes a little old lady friend of Linc's for $600, Pete and Julie assume the roles of a wealthy young couple to lure the bad guy.
112	12	"Crime Club"	Don McDougall	Theodore J. Flicker	November 23, 1972
The Squad matches wits with a group of students with genius IQs responsible for bizarre headline-making robberies.
113	13	"The Twain"	Georg Olden	Skip Webster	November 30, 1972
The Squad helps a Eurasian girl who, while looking for her father, witnesses the murder of a passport forger.
114	14	"Belinda, End of Little Miss Bubble Gum"	Seymour Robbie	Bryn Morgan	December 7, 1972
The Squad protects a former child star, upon whose life attempts were made when she became eligible for money held in trust for her.
115	15	"Kristie"	Richard Newton	Rick Husky	December 14, 1972
On Christmas Eve a 5-year-old girl is left in Pete's care by her father, who then disappears.
116	16	"Sanctuary"	Jerry Jameson	Robert Hamner	December 21, 1972
An underworld boss issues orders to have Julie killed after learning she posed as his secretary to collect evidence to present to the grand jury.
117	17	"Run, Lincoln, Run"	Leonard Horn	Donald L. Stewart	January 4, 1973
A friend of Linc's is caught in the clutches of loan sharks and forced to set Linc up for elimination.
118	18	"Don't Kill My Child"	Harry Falk	Margaret Schneider & Paul Schneider	January 18, 1973
Although a stepfather confesses to child beating, the Squad believes the mother is guilty.
119	19	"Death in High Places"	Don McDougall	Robert Hamner	January 25, 1973
Linc takes an undercover job as a high-steel construction worker to find his friend's murderer.
120	20	"Put Out the Welcome Mat for Death"	Reza Badiyi	Elroy Schwartz	February 1, 1973
Investigation of a dope ring leads the Squad to a hospital where the husband of a terminal cancer patient committed a mercy killing because his wife was deprived of morphine.
121	21	"Scion of Death"	Daniel Haller	Robert Schlitt & Skip Webster	February 8, 1973
Pete and Linc witness a kidnapping, but the victim's father refuses to report the abduction to the police.
122	22	"The Night Holds Terror"	Richard Newton	Rick Husky	February 15, 1973
Convalescing in the home of a doctor and his wife, Julie is terrorized by a man who vows to kill everyone in the house.
123	23	"Cry Uncle"	Phil Bondelli	Sandor Stern	February 22, 1973
When Greer and the Squad investigate a series of art thefts, they come up with an unexpected culprit.
124	24	"And Once for My Baby"	Richard Newton	Robert Sherman	March 1, 1973
The Squad helps prevent a $1 million heist masterminded by an ex-con whose pregnant wife is an unknowing victim of cervical cancer. The Squad presumably broke up after this episode's subject case, as its members would not rejoin forces again for another six years.

Television film (1979)

Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
The Return of the Mod Squad	George McCowan	Robert Janes	May 18, 1979
Six years after the events in "And Once For My Baby" were resolved, Peter Cochrane, Lincoln Hayes, and Julie Barnes are called back to team up again after several attempts are made on the life of Adam Greer, their former commander, now a Deputy Chief in the LAPD and on the verge of retiring. However, they soon discover that the attempts on Deputy Chief Greer's life were a ruse to draw them out, and that they themselves are the real targets of the would-be killer.

Home releases

The entire series has been released on DVD, in the following box sets:[2]

DVD set		Episodes	Company	Release date
	The Mod Squad: Season 1, Volume 1	13	Paramount Home Video	December 18, 2007
	The Mod Squad: Season 1, Volume 2	13	Paramount Home Video	March 11, 2008
	The Mod Squad: Season 2, Volume 1	13	Paramount Home Video	November 25, 2008
	The Mod Squad: Season 2, Volume 2	13	Paramount Home Video	May 26, 2009
	The Mod Squad: Season 3, Volume 1	12	Visual Entertainment	September 24, 2013
	The Mod Squad: Season 3, Volume 2	12	Visual Entertainment	September 24, 2013
	The Mod Squad: Season 4, Volume 1	12	Visual Entertainment	October 1, 2013
	The Mod Squad: Season 4, Volume 2	12	Visual Entertainment	October 1, 2013
The Mod Squad: The Complete Collection		*	Visual Entertainment	November 12, 2013
The Mod Squad: The Complete Collection Gift Set		124	Visual Entertainment	November 12, 2013
	The Mod Squad: Season 5, Volume 1	*	Visual Entertainment	February 11, 2014
	The Mod Squad: Season 5, Volume 2	*	Visual Entertainment	February 11, 2014

* This information is unknown at this time|

References

1. "Special Collector's Issue (100 Greatest Episodes of All Time". TV Guide (June 28-July 4). 1997.
2. The Mod Squad Archived 2013-01-28 at the Wayback Machine at TVShowsOnDVD.com

External links

• The Mod Squad at epguides.com
• The Mod Squad at IMDb
  • The Return of Mod Squad at IMDb
• Episode guide at Chezgrae.com