The Commish

Tony faces charges of negligence after a prominent man's son (Roark Critchlow) hangs himself in jail.

A rapist in a Santa mask terrorizes Eastbridge; a cop's remark prompts Tony to take the graveyard shift.

Tony tries to convince Rachel her colleague is a child molester.

Death threats prompt Tony to protect his unaware family with police surveillance.

Tony confronts a DWI problem and deals with an extraterrestrial.

A terrorized woman (Kimberly Beck) sees Tony as her rescuer; to get a date, Stan fixes traffic tickets.

Tony locks horns with a cop over his treatment of criminals, then clashes with a city efficiency expert.

Twins confess to a murder, then accuse each other; a man falls for a phone-sex operator.

Tony thinks he knows who is killing homeless people; Tony must organize the commissioner's ball.

Tony investigates an elderly woman's murder, tracks a mugger and defends a homeless woman who sleeps in a creche.

Tony is consumed with finding the hijackers who had a bloody encounter and struck down Irv Wallerstein, the Chief of Detectives and a friend of Commissioner Scali.

A Vietnamese gang named Charlie don't surf blackmail a Vietnamese restaurant; Stan pretends to be a pizza delivery boy to catch muggers; David is disinterested by Tony's baseball card collection.

A mugging jogs a woman's memory of her brother's 35-year-old murder; Tony and a visiting detective track the suspect.

A boy emotionally withdraws after seeing his mother murdered; Tony's son has trouble protesting his father's coaching methods.

Several officers are implicated in a murder involving white supremacists.

A domestic-call shooting starts a terror campaign against Kelly; a businesswoman seeks officers for a beefcake calendar.

Tony and Paulie investigate an arson case in which the husband of a woman appears to have been murdered.

A judge with a secret jails Tony; an officer takes a boy on his beat to give him perspective.

Tony attempts to protect an informant from a mysterious hit man; Stan Kelly enjoys a romantic encounter with a beautiful new Eastbridge arrival.

A publicity seeker with a video camera makes Tony's life difficult; a professor is accused of beating a student.

Tony's friend, a high-school hockey star and recovering addict, becomes a drug suspect; the Scalis agonize over abortion.