#1 | 30.11.1988Episode 1 (Requiem for an S.O.B.)
Harry must deliver the eulogy for a despised colleague and a cop killer is tricked with a winning Lotto ticket.
#2 | 07.12.1988Episode 2 (We'll Always Have Paris)
Grief over the loss of their unborn child leads to a fight between Hooperman and Smith and a hasty proposal from Hooperman.
#3 | 14.12.1988Episode 3 (Who Do You Truss?)
Hooperman gets a hernia and won't have it treated because he doesn't trust hospitals or surgeons.
#4 | 21.12.1988Episode 4 (In Search of Bijoux)
Hooperman must appear on TV to recover an ungrateful Bijoux. Also, Hooperman goes undercover in drag to hunt down a slasher.
#5 | 11.01.1989Episode 5 (Look Homeward, Dirtbag)
A former inmate released from prison harasses Hooperman to put him back in the slammer.
#6 | 18.01.1989Episode 6 (Nightmare in Apartment One)
Hooperman figures- wrongly- that renting an apartment to McNeil will prevent a big headache.
#7 | 25.01.1989Episode 7 (Hooperman Goes to Hell in a Handcart)
When a gunshot sends Hooperman falling down a flight of stairs and into unconsciousness, he wakes up to discover that he is chained to a wall in a tacky underworld whose only other inhabitant is a red-suited demon who takes devilish delight in playing Pat Boone's 'April Love' on an old phonograph.
#8 | 01.02.1989Episode 8 (Rashomanny)
Hooperman is found in a compromising position with a female suspect whose retelling of the incident differs wildly from his.
#9 | 08.02.1989Episode 9 (In the Still of My Pants)
Hooperman falls for Lisa's roommate and doesn't know how to handle it. A bunco artist zeros in on elderly women.
#10 | 15.02.1989Episode 10 (The Dating Game)
When his girlfriend goes out of town to visit her parents, Hooperman is left dateless for the annual policeman's ball.
#11 | 22.02.1989Episode 11 (Intolerance)
Star-struck Hooperman allows a movie producer fresh out of film school to use the apartment building as a set for a gory movie.
#12 | 01.03.1989Episode 12 (The Nun and I)
#13 | 15.03.1989Episode 13 (The Sure Thing)
Hooperman's colleagues are furious with him after he persuades them to join him in an investment scheme.
#14 | 22.03.1989Episode 14 (The Long So Long)
Hooperman and McNeil must cart around a corpse during a transportation strike.
#15 | 14.06.1989Episode 15 (Stakeout)
Hooperman is forced on a stakeout with a good-natured lout, but must bite his tongue because his new partner is the Commissioner's nephew.
#16 | 21.06.1989Episode 16 (Dog Day Afternoon, Morning and Night)
A ventriloquist asks Hooperman to retrieve a stolen dummy, and Hooperman seeks professional help when Bijoux won't stop biting Alex.
#17 | 28.06.1989Episode 17 (Love Bytes)
Hooperman sets up a love connection between a convicted computer criminal and the woman who spurned his advances, but used his crooked program for her own profit.
#18 | 05.07.1989Episode 18 (Take My Building, Please)
Two renters in the building are at each other's throats after one puts down a deposit on an apartment that the other won't vacate. Also, a building inspector finds numerous violations and Mrs. Davis offers to buy the apartment building. Hooperman confronts a pregnant thief.
#19 | 12.07.1989Episode 19 (Some of That Jazz)
While moonlighting as a jazz saxophonist, Hooperman considers trading his life as a cop for a life of music. Also, DeMott is guilt-ridden after accidentally shooting Silardi.
#20 | 26.07.1989Episode 20 (Goodnight, Sweet Hooperman)
A precinct-wide sleep-deprivation experiment withholds sweet slumber from Hooperman, but something in the sleeplessness makes DeMott seem suddenly seductive.
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