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Chase
Overview
Los Angeles policemen who form a quasi-official unit designated to handle unsolved major criminal cases. Mitchell Ryan stars as Capt. Chase Reddick in this one-hour action-drama, along with regulars Wayne Maunder, Reid Smith, Michael Richardson, Brian Fong, and a dog named Fuzz.
Status
Ended
Created By
Stephen J. Cannell
Network
NBC
Seasons & Episodes
Season 1
Episodes
The Wooden Horse Caper
Small-time crooks driving high-priced luxury cars are the targets as Chase and his men go after an auto theft ring. A mobile gambling casino leads Capt. Chase ‘Reddick (Mitchell Ryan) and his police unit into an undercover operation that exposes an international car-theft ring dealing exclusively in luxury automobiles.
Gang War
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Foul-Up
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The Winning Ticket is a Loser
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One for You, Two for Me (The Snowman)
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The Scene Stealers
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Six For Five
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The Dealer-Wheelers
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The Dice Rolled Dead
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The Garbage Man
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A Bit Of Class
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Sizzling Stones
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Right To An Attorney
An Ex-con (Robinson) helps the chase team to nail the corrupt top bussiness executive played by (Stevens) who was selling drugs for money, how far will they team go to nail him in time?
Joe Don Ducks
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$35 Will Fly You To The Moon
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The Game Ball
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Vacation For A President
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Hot Beef
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Out Of Gas
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Remote Control
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Eighty-Six Proof TNT
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The People Parlay
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Top Cast
Mitchell Ryan
Chase Reddick
Wayne Maunder
Sam MacCray
Gary Crosby
Ed Rice
Albert Reed
Chief of Detectives Dawson
Reid Smith
Officer Norm Hamilton
Michael Richardson
Officer Steve Baker
Brian Fong
Officer Fred Sing
