Hunter — Season 2
23 Episodes · Premiered September 21, 1985 · Ended May 20, 1986
Episodes
A modeling agent is a front for a photographer's personal pornography ring, and when the female porn stars start turning up dead, McCall goes undercover.
Hunter and McCall's investigation of a killing in Chinatown leads them to a Chinese gang leader being pursued by a police officer with a personal interest in the case.
Hunter and McCall go undercover at an exclusive resort to find a blackmailer's killer.
When a millionaire is nearly killed, his wife is the primary heir and prime suspect until she's murdered, prompting Hunter to go undercover to find the real killer.
The Captain sends Hunter and McCall to serve as technical advisors for a television police show to keep them out of trouble. Unfortunately, the star of the show is killed, placing Hunter and McCall in the middle of another high-profile murder investigation.
When McCall is raped by a South American diplomat who's immune from prosecution, Hunter turns renegade and follows the man to his homeland.
Hunter takes matters into his own hands after his superiors refuse to fight the diplomat's claim of immunity. After learning of Hunter's intentions, McCall tracks her partner down to talk him out of his plan.
A security guard turned thief loses the money he stole, and searches for it with Hunter and McCall in close pursuit.
Hunter and McCall are one of the teams assigned to protect a government witness. But when he is thrown out the window of the hotel room, Hunter and Dee Dee are in the middle of a Bullitt-style conspiracy of deadly double crosses. Someone in the department killed the witness and Rick and McCall must find out who and why before Hunter is pinned to the wall for murder one.
McCall warns Hunter against becoming involved with a model who consorts with a murderous jewel thief.
A group of corrupt cops are stealing electronics and murder a street gang member who witnesses their crimes. Meanwhile, Hunter helps a policeman who is framed for the murder of his wife.
Hunter is frustrated in his pursuit of a package bomber whose ruthless methods are being used to systematically kill the participants in the man's trial.
Hunter and McCall work to stop a brigade of suburban mercenaries plotting to break a drug dealer out of prison.
Hunter and McCall are given 72 hours to find an attorney who falsified his death.
A dying criminal sends for Hunter and says that he's the man who killed Hunter's father, and that he was paid to do it by his father's partner. Hunter goes to the man who was originally convicted for the murder and asks him if he did it or not; he says he was just trying to rob the place when the police came and assumed he did it. So Hunter sets out to find if his father's partner did have his father killed.
Hunter and McCall's investigation of a teenager's death leads them to a contemporary Fagin who commands a group of barrio boys to commit crimes for him.
Hunter and McCall are called to investigate the car bombing of a Middle Eastern consulate member for which a student terrorist group claims responsibility.
A couple of young punks rip off the house of Lucky Lacy, an underworld jewelry connection, and get away with $2,000,000 in jewels. But when Lacy hires Lincoln, a huge punk killer to find them, dead bodies start piling up and Hunter and McCall are up against their biggest foe yet!
A beautiful young woman is killed in a very professional style and Hunter knows her death is a link to a three year old case of an elusive international criminal named Varn. But before Hunter and McCall can piece together the case, Hunter is framed for a brutal assault.
When a dead girl disappears from Hunter's living room, Hunter and McCall follow a trail of intrigue, adultery and murder.
Hunter and McCall's continued investigation into adultery and homicide pits them against a group of Russian spies.
Typhoon Thompson leaves prison after eight years and seeks the person who framed him for murder.
A series of murders on skid row smash across the headlines. But when Hunter and McCall dig into the case, they discover a witness who swears the killer is a reporter covering the story.