
Kojak — Season 5

The woman connected to a local gangster, a woman who harbored a deep dislike for the television detective Kojak, is the sole witness to the fatal shooting of a police officer.

Consumed by psychosis, the murderer fixated on a television talk show host, convinced the host was subtly directing him toward violence. He believed the broadcasts contained a hidden agenda, a sinister influence compelling him to commit act…

The dismissal had left him adrift. Two jobs barely kept the bills at bay, and his wife’s illness cast a long shadow over their already precarious existence. The loan shark’s proposition arrived not as an offer, but as a demand, delivered wi…

The botched robbery ended with a young man’s life, a casualty of youthful recklessness against a hired thug. Instead of facing justice for the unintended killing, he found himself sought after by another player in the city’s underworld. Thi…

Driven by unwavering resolve, a singer named Andrea Marcovicci embarks on a quest to clear her father's name. He has spent fourteen years unjustly incarcerated, and she is determined to prove his innocence.

The woman was the key to unlocking six million dollars for Kojak, yet her boyfriend – Armand Assante – harbored intentions of his own.

A chilling pattern began to emerge: anonymous messages arrived, each one a veiled threat. They spoke of peril for someone she held dear, hinting at a violent end. The messages painted a grim picture – a loved one was in danger of being murd…

While investigating the death of a mobster's wife, Crocker (Kevin Dobson) finds himself drawn to the woman, played by Jennifer Warren. He develops feelings for her amidst the dangerous circumstances of the case.

Kojak is compelled to revisit a past case: the shooting and death of a man, the primary suspect in the murders of three women, following a violent confrontation. Eight years have passed since that fateful encounter, and with the resurgence …

Following his suspension, Kojak remained absorbed in the details of the eight-year-old case, his mind relentlessly replaying the evidence as another victim fell prey to the relentless killer – Stephen McHattie’s chilling creation.

Adopting the guise of a deceased private investigator, Kojak embarks on a quest to uncover the truth behind his own demise.

Detective Joey Aresco was convinced that his wife’s divorce attorney, David Ladd, had orchestrated the destruction of his boat by hiring someone to set it ablaze.

As Kojak considered a move from the police force to a career as a private investigator for a law firm, a string of recent deaths linked to narcotics began to cast a shadow over his plans.

Kojak found himself drawn into a perplexing case: a prominent surgeon, held in high regard by the city, was suspected of performing operations deemed medically unnecessary. The whispers suggested a darker motive – a desperate attempt to all…

Following his impassioned response to the handling of a high-profile case – specifically, the acquittal of a notorious murderer by an inept district attorney – Kojak has been placed on administrative leave.

Kojak found himself tasked with safeguarding Captain McNeil’s sister-in-law, a woman recently widowed and now a target for dangerous men in the gambling world. He resolved to shield her from their predatory attention.

Kojak agreed to assist a fellow officer consumed by envy in tracking down a highly skilled assassin.

Kojak and his detectives assume disguises and infiltrate a local hospital, launching an investigation into a series of murders committed on staff while they were working.

The former police officer sustained injuries while attempting to thwart the theft of a racehorse, an animal he had kept concealed within the NYPD stables in violation of regulations.

Tige Andrews portrays a photographer who finds himself the chief suspect in a daring crime: the theft of jewels and a staged kidnapping of a former actress, played by Antoinette Bower, whom he was documenting for a series of photographs.

During a transport back to New York, Crocker finds himself the victim of a hostage situation.

The inspector's disappointment at the denied promotion festered into resentment. He viewed the latest case not merely as an assignment, but as a chance to reclaim his standing and propel his career forward.

