Ironside - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
The Priest Killer
Contract: Kill Ironside
A hitman who never misses is hired to kill Ironside.
The Professionals
Ironside and his team investigate crooks who use a phony cab to deliver men to a motel, drug them unconscious, and steal their credit cards.
The Gambling Game
Ironside takes on a gambling ring that has an inside man on the force. Meanwhile, new policewoman Fran Belding goes after the ring because they supposedly killed her father.
Ring of Prayer
Ironside investigates a woman apparently responsible for his friend's change of mind concerning a convict's parole.
In the Line of Duty
Ironsijde tries to figure out why a widow who testified to the death of her policeman husband at the hands of someone he previously busted might be lying.
Joss Sticks and Wedding Bells
Ironside's Korean foster daughter Chong Lee comes to America to marry her fiance, and the team discovers that he's in debt to two loan sharks.
Murder Impromptu
Ironside attends an improvisation show and witnesses a murder. Now he has to find out who did it.
Dear Fran...
The team looks into the apparent suicide of Fran's cousin.
If a Body See a Body
Good Samaritan
Ironside and his team help out a soldier who has been framed for a drug ring being run inside the military.
Gentle Oaks
When residents turn up dead at a nursing home, Ironside goes undercover to investigate.
License to Kill
A killer freed due to a hung jury frames the dead man's police officer partner.
Class of '57
Ed investigates a former classmate on the run from an assault charge, and links up with his high school sweetheart.
No Motive for Murder
Ironside travels to Tokyo to help an old friend, wheelchair-bound and apparently a target for murder.
But When She Was Bad,...
A stalker goes after Shelly Kingman, but seems to have no motive. However, Shelly's connection to a cop killer may be the key.
Unreasonable Facsimile
A former bank robber, paroled on Ironside's recommendation, is apparently up to his old tricks. Or is he?
Find a Victim
A series of break-ins seemed to be based out of a halfway home for ex-cons... but noithing is stolen.
And Then There Was One
Sometimes tries to kill two Vietnam vets, and Ironside uses Ed as bait to try and catch the killer.
Death by the Numbers
To discover who is killing parole board members, Ironside goes undercover as an irascible artist.
Bubble, Bubble, Toil and Murder
A young girl believes that she cursed a man to die, and the team sets out to prove someone all too non-supernatural was responsible.
Achilles' Heel
A judge's son is framed for murder, or so Ironside suspects.
His Fiddlers Three
Ironside tries to solve the murder of a music teacher, who left a piece of music to identify his killer.
A Man Named Arno
An old friend of Ironside's pays him a visit, and he soon figures that it's no coincidence that he's tracking down a heroin dealer at the same time.
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