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SPIDER-MAN (Neil Patrick Harris) catches THE TALON (Eve), a female thief responsible for a series of high-risk robberies in the city, in the act of robbing a high-rise apartment. While THE TALON gets the best of SPIDER-MAN and escapes, SPIDER-MAN sees her face without her masking goggles. Meanwhile HARRY OSBORN (Ian Zierling), best friend and roommate of PETER PARKER, has been keeping to himself for the past few weeks and PETER and MARY JANE WATSON / MJ (Lisa Loeb) are concerned. Concern turns to excitement when HARRY reveals he's been seeing someone he really likes, and wants to introduce her to PETER and MJ over dinner. When HARRY's new girlfriend CHEYENNE TATE (Eve) arrives she turns out to be THE TALON but only PETER is aware! Fearing CHEYENNE / THE TALON will ultimately hurt his friend HARRY, PETER -- as SPIDER-MAN -- tries to convince THE TALON to change her ways.

SPIDER-MAN (Neil Patrick Harris) is duped by the infamous KINGPIN (Michael Clarke Duncan) into stealing the TX-1 super-chip, designed to de-crypt the confidential satellite transmissions that drive the world's financial markets. Disguised as federal agents, KINGPIN's henchmen convince SPIDER-MAN that he should steal the chip from the "mob" and return it to them, the FBI. In return for doing his country this service, he is promised that the bureau will let it be known that SPIDER-MAN helped them out, an endorsement greatly needed in order to improve his rock bottom public image. Of course this patriotism takes its toll on PETER's social commitments. MARY JANE WATSON / MJ (Lisa Loeb) has a three-night acting showcase that Peter has promised to attend. He misses the first night when SPIDER-MAN learns he was tricked into stealing the chip and must track down KINGPIN; on the second night PETER is temporarily abducted by real FBI agents.

After shooting a masked youth to stop him from firing his gun into a crowd Starsky is put under heavy pressure -- first at a coroner's inquest -- then by policemen whose lives are threatened by a killer who intends to execute cops until Starsky is removed from the force and destroyed in "Pariah." Running from a holdup, a masked gunman who has ignored police warnings to stop, turns and aims at Starsky. To protect spectators and himself, Starsky is forced to fire a fatal shot at the suspect, later identified as 16-year-old Lonnie Craig. Although testimony by eyewitnesses leaves no doubt that the tragedy was unavoidable, two policemen are executed by a man named Prudholm, who warns police that others will die unless Starsky is properly punished.

The GAINES TWINS, ROXANNE (Kathy Griffin) and ROLAND (Jeremy Piven), a brother and sister pair with uncanny mental powers, being transported in an armoured convoy when a well planned traffic accident allows them to escape. Well, almost. That is until SPIDER-MAN (Neil Patrick Harris) appears on the scene and battles the twins' mental abilities and overcomes their brain-blasts with his own superhuman willpower. Later that afternoon Peter Parker learns that PTERODAX, the crime trio comprised of former KGB agents led by SERGEI (James Marsters), has just sprung SILVER SABLE (VIRGINIA MADSEN) from prison. SPIDER-MAN's enemies seem to be popping up all over! SILVER SABLE allies with KRAVEN THE HUNTER (Michael Dorn) who has recently escaped from jail as well in order to seek out revenge on SPIDER-MAN. SPIDER-MAN runs into MARY JANE WATSON / MJ (Lisa Loeb) and delivers some surprising news.

Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Jaclyn Smith star as Jill, Sabrina and Kelly, beautiful ex-policewomen, who are hired as private investigators by a mysterious Dyer known as Charlie. Charlie sends his trio of "angels" on tough assignments which may require the "feminine touch." All arrangements are made by phone, or through Woodville (Stiers), the only person who knows Charlie's identity. The other male on the private-eye team is Bosley. The scene of the current project is a huge vineyard estate in California. Charlie's client wants to prove that the missing owner, Vince Lemaire, was murdered by his wife, Rachel (Muldaur), and foreman, Beau Creel (Hopkins). Team sets up a sophisticated caper in which Jill, Sabrina and Kelly assume character roles from kidnapper and wealthy heiress to dowdy secretary. Woodville and Bosley join the caper in various business roles.

Tony, in skin diving gear, tells Jeannie he is going out to search for treasure reputedly in a nearby sunken pirate ship of the notorious Captain Kidd. Jeannie tells Tony he is such braver than Kidd was and whisks him back in time to the deck of Kidd's pirate vessel. There he is immediately attacked by the pirate chieftain but defeats him. To his surprise, Tony is chosen as the new captain by the cutthroat crew. The First Mate, George, demands Captain Tony kill their prisoner, the beautiful Lady Diane Nelson, who Tony realizes is none other than his great great great grandmother. When Tony procrastinates while trying to devise a means of escape, the crew turns against him. The brigands seize Tony and Lady Diane. George orders they walk the plank.

Darrin struggles for days to create an advertising campaign for Caldwell Soup. Samantha's suggestions seem perfect, but Darrin's pride leads him to suspect Witchcraft. Stubborn, Darrin presents his own ideas to Phillip Caldwell, who rejects them. Samantha, worn out with housework, is stung when Darrin accuses her of using witchcraft to do that too. Endora, Samantha's mother, who dislikes Darrin, is pleased when the couple quarrels, and Samantha, packing in her own curious fashion, walks out. Crushed at losing his wife and a client in one week, Darrin submits Samantha's ideas to Larry Tate, his boss, who thinks they are great. Tate is bewildered when Darrin ecstatically accepts Caldwell's rejection and dashes home to make up with Samantha. Darrin then uses Samantha's chance remark as the basin for a successful Caldwell Soup campaign, blissfully unaware that Samantha planned it just that way.

Gladys Kravitz, a neighbor, is unable to convince her husband, Abner, that strange things seem to be happening at the Stephens' home. Gladys, June Foster, and Shirley Clyde, with their sons, visit the Stephens' home to welcome Samantha to the community. Gladys is frustrated in her attempts to point out to her friends the amazing number of objects which seem to appear and disappear. When the boys pester Endora, Samantha's mother, she uses magic to tie the three of them up. On leaving, Gladys tries to point out to her friends that it would be physically impossible for three boys to tie themselves up. Later Darrin returns home for his first meeting with Endora. Endora and Darrin soon engage in a heated argument about their opposing viewpoints on life. Endora threatens to turn Darrin into as artichoke. Later Samantha expresses her love for Darrin by announcing that if Endora had done so, she would also have turned herself into an artichoke.

The officers of the 12th Precinct are alarmed when a report comes in that Capt. Barney Miller has been shot while foiling an attempted robbery. While Detectives Harris and Wojehowicz try frantically to find out which hospital Barney has been sent to, Barney shows up with nothing worse than a wounded index finger, now safely bandaged. Barney tends to business, which today includes Milton Loftus, a habitual criminal who has just tried to rob a market, and Laura Jacobs, a woman in her sixties who has come to complain about the outrageous pornography on display at a local smut-peddling establishment. The smut in question turns out to be a group of oil paintings at a distinguished art gallery. Since works of art are not considered obscene, Barney tells the disappointed Miss Jacobs that no action will be taken. The angry woman departs, but another emotionally upset lady arrives: Barney's wife, Liz.

As the new News Director at New York's WNYX radio, Dave Nelson is ready for his first day on the job. But there's just one problem -- station owner Jimmy James has yet to fire Ed Harlow, the man Dave has been hired to replace. According to Jimmy, that's Dave's first job. To make matters worse, Jimmy has not told anyone on the staff that Dave is their new boss as he proceeds to introduce him as the station's new sports reporter. As he looks for a way to break the news to Ed, Dave meets the rest of the WNYX news team, and quickly realizes what's in store for him. First of all, the station's news anchors, Bill and Catherine, are locked in a power struggle that threatens to paralyze the newsroom. Then there's Lisa Miller, a reporter and the hardest working member of the staff, who thinks she is about to be named news director. Meanwhile, as Jimmy heads off to look into his latest business venture, Dave discovers that Ed is highly sensitive to any bad news.