A psychic tells Joe that he saw a vision of a girl in a polka dot dress getting shot. Joe checks it out and saves her. The next vision the psychic has is of her death.

Joe is trying to find a missing teenage boy who was acquitted of murder on a technicality. The boy's small town is convinced he did it and sheriff Howard Duff is not helpful.

Joe's plane is struck by lightning and crashes in the mountains. Luke, an escaped con, rescues him. Three prison guards on their trail want to kill them both.

A reporter is killed in front of his daughter at the zoo. Joe has to find out who killed him and why because the little girl thinks it's her fault.

Joe kills Red Dietz, a crook idolized by kids in his former gang the Nomads. They decide to kill Joe as an initiation rite for a new member.

A plane crashes in the desert and Joe is hired to find the missing pilot. He finds a small town with a big secret.

Joe goes on a fishing trip and his car breaks down close to a hideout for syndicate hoods. Frank Langella plays an assassin in town for a big hit.

Peter Haskell is famous ex-QB Marty Hatch. He's mixed up with a mobster's girl friend and Joe has to save them from a hit man.

Someone tries to kill world-famous opera diva Barbara Sonderman, who is about to return to the stage after a year's hiatus from performing. She hires Joe Mannix to find out who tried to kill her and why, but Mannix becomes disturbed by evidence suggesting that his client may have withheld information from him. Nevertheless, Mannix pursues a lead involving the death of her father, a policeman in a small town up the coast from Los Angeles -- while also struggling with his own growing feelings for Barbara.

Hamilton Starr is a blind man obsessed with finding the Auroras, a fabulous diamond collection stolen years ago.

Victoria Page is a famous actress making a comeback after a year in a sanitarium. Someone is trying to scare her back into the mental ward. Joe thinks the answers might be related to an unfinished movie she was in called, "The Deadly Madonna."

Mannix travels to San Francisco to wind up a case. At the airport he spots old flame Jan Holloway, who stood him up some time before. She tells Joe she is really married to a man named Carter Elliott. Several hoods then hustle Mannix away, apparently because he spoke to her -- leading him into a deepening mystery involving $14 million and Mrs. Elliott's apparent death shortly thereafter.

The survivors of a plane crash are dying one by one. Even Joe's suspects are not safe.

Mannix is asked to sneak a famous heart doctor into a repressive country to perform surgery on a revolutionary.

Mannix and Dr. Considine are in danger, but so is the patient: someone in his camp is a traitor.

Joe is shot and dumped in the middle of nowhere. He tries to figure it all out from his hospital bed.

Confirmed bachelor Art Malcolm gets married, but his bride is soon killed in a drive-by shooting. Joe comes to his aid when Art is suspected of the murder of her accused killer.

Joe tries to prove that a young man is innocent of killing his boss in a locked room mystery.

Mannix tries to protect a woman he sees at a funeral from stalker Tommy Ryker. If he's not careful, the next funeral Joe attends will be his own.

Joe looks into the supposed suicide of a psychiatrist, and his book about three violent patients that may lead him to evidence that the psychiatrist was murdered.

Eye witnesses saw policeman Al Reardon commit murder. He hires Joe to prove it was a frame-up, but can't seem to get his story straight.

A down-and-out boxer is rundown by a hit-and-run driver. His only fan, a young boy, hires Joe to prove it was murder.

A mobster's lawyer desperately wants Joe to recover a briefcase that was stolen in a hotel robbery. His life depends on Joe getting it back.

Joe goes undercover as a heroin addict to bust up a narcotics ring.