Season 7, Episode 24

Something Worth Dying For: Part 2

May 20, 197530 min

Reed is awarded the Medal of Valor by the LAPD for rescuing a wounded Malloy from the shootout, and despite Jean's feelings about her husband's new assignment and about him taking the investigator's exam to become a Detective, she decides to attend the ceremony. Malloy and Reed reunite and handle cases; including a typing school B&E where both money and typewriters were suspected to be stolen, a suspicion confirmed by an assistant who allows the officers to freely check the typewriters; and a shootout in a warehouse full of mannequins with two young people.

Directed by
Hollingsworth Morse
Written by
David H. Vowell

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  1. 1
    S7 E1

    Camp: Part 1

    Sep 24, 197430 min

    A young boy, Greg Whitney, is arrested for a burglary attempt and is released to his mother's custody. However, it is later determined that Whitney had a record under another name and the man he was with was posing to be his father. After W

  2. 2
    S7 E2

    Camp: Part 2

    Oct 1, 197430 min

    Malloy goes to camp with Greg Whitney and a group of other boys, and due to his short height is told to bunk with the younger boys. Greg gets into trouble right away, accused of stealing ice cream and a watch from one of the other boys, but

  3. 3
    S7 E3

    Team Work

    Oct 8, 197430 min

    As part of a trial program, Malloy and Reed team with Motor Officer Grant to better combat crime. Out on patrol, they make a safety check at a residence, investigate a suspicious witness at the scene of a traffic accident, deal with a young

  4. 4
    S7 E4

    Roll Call

    Oct 22, 197430 min

    An 'officer needs help' call comes in with no callsign or location. The dispatcher starts a division wide radio "roll-call" in order to account for every officer on patrol. While the roll-call is going on, calls for service from the public

  5. 5
    S7 E5

    Suspect Number One

    Oct 29, 197430 min

    Malloy tries to find a way to help a 60-year-old career criminal he arrested 10 years ago, who was recently released and begs to be re-arrested so he can spend his retirement years in the federal penitentiary. Meanwhile, he and Reed become

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    S7 E6

    Point of View

    Nov 12, 197430 min

    Sgt. MacDonald is unhappy about two things: his marriage and radio problems among the officers causing delays in response. Mac reaches out to Malloy about his wife opening an antique shop which is taking time away from him and the kids. Mac