The Rockford Files — Season 5

Jim discovered a bizarre connection linking a celebrated country music performer, a notoriously crooked labor leader, and a shadowy Chinese syndicate – all implicated in how Rocky came to be hospitalized after his truck was driven from the …

The death of a physician proves inextricably linked to organized crime, and Jim lends his support to a former acquaintance, Rita Capcovik (played by Rita Moreno), as she becomes caught within its dangerous web.

Falsely charged with murder—the brutal killing of a man—Jim found himself seeking counsel, and discovered the most astute legal guidance came from John Cooper, a lawyer stripped of his license to practice.

The strikingly handsome and effortlessly charming private investigator, Lance White (played by Tom Selleck), delivers dialogue that occasionally echoes the pulp fiction of the nineteen forties; yet, captivated by his presence, people listen…

With Dennis Becker already stretched thin by relentless pressure, the added burden of uncovering the killer of Deputy Chief Towne’s adulterous wife proved too much. Seeing his colleague struggle, Jim resolved to offer assistance with the in…

A lavish party, drawing Los Angeles’ elite and several high-ranking police officials, was held to celebrate Aaron's appointment as Chief of Police – Angel’s brother-in-law. During the festivities, a robbery occurred under the watch of Lieut…

Forced into submission by an Arab sheik and his men, with no recourse from the authorities, Jim resolved to hunt down those responsible for his predicament: a softly spoken procurer and the sheik’s own innocent daughter.

Young Jim found himself unexpectedly tasked with looking after Frank Falcone, a former Chicago police officer now famous thanks to a television program and accompanying line of toys. Caring for Falcone proved far from simple, and the situat…

A psychologist, rendered sightless years ago, finds herself increasingly haunted by a persistent, unseen stalker and seeks assistance from Jim.

Rockford’s inquiry into the stalking of psychologist Megan Dougherty led him to a patient of hers, a man potentially harboring a dissociative identity disorder – one facet of which appeared to be that of a hired assassin.

With a defiant lift of his fists, Jim advanced to assist a boxing trainer wrongly accused of bribery and murder.

Jim would benefit from a touch of divine intervention as he prepares to infiltrate a sensationalist tabloid known for obtaining private medical records concerning the celebrated – and notorious – clientele of a prominent physician.

Jim’s acquaintance, a fashion model, was discovered deceased beneath her balcony. While the authorities have concluded the death was a suicide, Jim holds a different conviction; he received a frantic telephone call from her shortly before, …

Unaware that he’d been piloting a flashy Cadillac concealing an illicit cache of firearms in its trunk, Jim found himself unexpectedly entangled with both the FBI and a shadowy organization known only as “the Company.”

Haunted by a sense of regret, Jim found himself drawn into a dangerous entanglement when a former fiancée reappeared, pleading with him to uncover the source of the threats against her life.

The unexpected circumstance of Jim’s jury service resulted in a mistrial, which subsequently led to him being engaged to look into the details surrounding a pedestrian accident—the very incident that had put the defendant on trial.

To face an IRS audit would be trouble enough, but now a former associate—a man whose imprisonment Jim had facilitated—has been released on parole and seeks retribution, demanding repayment for past grievances.

When a group of motorcyclists brutally attacked Jim and assaulted John Cooper’s sister, Coop found himself driven to seek retribution. To do so, he had to confront a shadowed chapter of his own history, a time when he rode with a similar ou…

A tangled web ensnares Jim when Angel’s scheme – posing as a hired assassin – spirals out of control.

Richie’s father had fallen victim to a swindler known as Coombs. Now, Jim was gathering an unlikely collection of confidence men for an elaborate plan—a scheme that would exploit Coombs' vulnerabilities and even capitalize on the notoriety …

The deception unfolded as planned, reaching its peak when one of the accomplices seemingly made off with the check.

Confined to a hospital bed following a car accident, Jim unexpectedly discovers a clandestine trade in essential human organs.


