Baretta

Baretta's life is endangered as he goes up against an Asian killer who is an expert in the use of all martial arts and bent on revenge.

Baretta is ordered to go to any length to stop a professional killer who has come to town with a syndicate contract on a local mobster.

Baretta gains evidence to bring a ruthless extortionist to trial, only to discover that the woman judge trying the case is the blackmailer's latest victim.

A reporter (Andrea Marcovicci) thwarts Baretta's efforts to crack a mob-run money scheme; guest Howard Hesseman.

A vengeful master thief follows Baretta when he boards a cross-country bus to catch a female jewel-heist suspect.

A deaf-mute shoeshine boy creates problems for Baretta as he tries to avenge the rape and attempted murder of a young religious worker.

A gang of escaped juvenile convicts is holed up in an abandoned plant, surrounded by state police and a S.W.A.T. team.

Hunting for a cop killer, Baretta (Robert Blake) slowly realizes that the dead man was not a chance victim.

Posing as a wino, Baretta is trying to nail a skid row killer when he is abducted and held captive by a tough old woman who believes he is her wayward son.

Tony battles with a 9-year-old street kid who is outsmarting cops and crooks alike to support his family.

When a discouraged man is mistakenly accused of killing a hated dope pusher, he decides his new reputation is worth going to prison for.

A convict whom Baretta sent to prison escapes and discovers his girlfriend (Samantha Eggar) is dating the detective.

Tony tries to help a Russian-Jewish immigrant who will not accept that he has to pay protection money to operate his business.

When Baretta thinks an undercover federal narcotics agent is taking advantage of desperate junkies by pushing heroin on the side, he turns in his badge to get him.

Baretta is confronted by an angry ghetto nun after one of her street kids is murdered to keep him from talking to the police.

After the daughter of a prominent banker dies of a drug overdose, Baretta must protect the the junkie responsible from a hit man hired by the girl's father.

Baretta reluctantly accepts a friend's help to track the gangster suspected in a humanitarian's murder.

Baretta faces personal danger when he sets out to expose the local "Godfather" of a close-knit Italian neighborhood.

Baretta tries to prevent a juvenile officer (Art Metrano) from returning three abused runaways to their homes.

A convict's dying confession spurs Baretta (Robert Blake) to avenge his own father's death. Guest stars: Mel Ferrer, Joan Caulfield and Betty Hutton.

After two neighbors of Baretta get involved in a mink coat heist, Tony must not only protect the old men from gangsters but try to shield them from prosecution as well.

Baretta (Robert Blake) falls in love and runs away with the young and beautiful wife (guest star Adrienne LaRussa) of a gangster.

A Chinese gang marks Baretta's friend Charlie (guest star Slim Pickens) for murder, but Charlie is too much in love to care.

After giving the Locker brothers a second chance, Baretta is frustrated to find that one of them has become a psychopathic criminal.

After two thugs begin ripping off other criminals by impersonating police officers, Baretta poses as a drug dealer to trap them.