List of C.O.P.S. episodes
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This is the list of all of the 66 episodes of C.O.P.S. Central Organization of Police Specialists. Released by DiC Entertainment in association with Paramount Television, the show first aired on September 10, 1988 and ran through November 29 of the same year. It was then rerun in syndication on CBS in 1993 and was renamed CyberCOPS in order to avoid confusion with the reality prime time show COPS which was then gaining popularity.
What's down below is the list of episodes that have aired on C.O.P.S..
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| # | C.O.P.S. Episode | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | "The Case of The Stuck-Up Blimp" | Bulletproof and Hardtop attends a charity dinner on the Mountback, the most state of the art blimp in Empire City. Unfortunately, the Crooks are there too - to rob it! Hardtop must get over his fear of heights to help Bulletproof and the C.O.P.S. team stop the crooks from looting the blimp.
Trivia: Watch for the scene where LongArm is playing the video game Breakout on the computer. |
| 02 | "The Case of The Crime Circus" | The circus has come to town! But it's no ordinary circus. It's a mechanical circus Dr. BadVibes has created to not only entertain people, but to use it as a cover-up to heist the Gold Depository by the orders of Big Boss. He hadn't counted on a tomboy named Samantha to help LongArm and Hardtop permanently bring the curtain down on BadVibes' Big Top Caper, though. |
| 03 | "The Case of The Baffling Bugman" | A Mysterious Bugman with his huge swarm of trained bugs led by Gaylord, his prize bug is pulling robberies at various jewelry stores and wanted to join up with Big Boss' crooked gang. That never worked out for him. Especially when The Bugman winds up having his precious swarm "bugnapped" by Nightshade and Buttons McBoomBoom, who used them to pull their own jewel heists. The Bugman seeks aid from Mainframe and Bowser and Blitz, who didn't just helped him get his bugs back, they turned around and arrest the Bugman as well. |
| 04 | "The Case of Berzerko's Big Surprise" | It's Big Boss' birthday and Berserko plans on giving his uncle The Cornucopia Bridge for his birthday. Mirage, on the other hand, had a much different plan - save the bridge and arrest Berserko and his henchmen in the process.
Goof Trivia: As Bulletproof and Mirage are investigating the looting of a party store, watch for the screen on a small computer to feature the misspellings of "Identity" and Berserko's name underneath his mugshots. |
| 05 | "The Case of The Bogus Justice Machine" | The C.O.P.S. are endangered of being replaced by a new brand of crime fighting robots known as The Instant Justice Machines, which proves to be much better in handling law enforcement than the C.O.P.S....sort of. The C.O.P.S., however, has smelled a rat. And his name is Head Councilman, Vargas, who is bribed by Big Boss to continue to make the robots and put C.O.P.S. out of business in a most corruptive way. Can the C.O.P.S. team stop Vargas and put an end to his own brand of justice for good? |
| 06 | "The Case of The Prison Break-In" | Rock Krusher has taken over Graystone Prison and plans on using a large device known as The Neutron Pulverizer to disintegrate City Hall unless demands are met by 6:00 pm. Bowser, going undercover as a prison inmate named "Maddog", was able to radio the C.O.P.S. team on Krusher's plan just before Krusher cuts off all communications to the outside. The only way for the C.O.P.S. team to stop Krusher's plan is to break into the prison the same way inmates break out. |
| 07 | "The Case of The Pardner in Crime" | Johnny Yuma, Sundown's Ex-"pardner" and master train robber, escapes from prison for a revenge showdown with Sundown for putting him in prison in the first place. When he heard about what happened, Sundown went to face Yuma to convince him to turn himself back to the side of the Law.
Trivia: Scenes from this episode are used in The Case of C.O.P.S. File #1 when they are researching Sundown. |
| 08 | "The Case of C.O.P.S. File #1 (Part 1)" | This, along with part 2, should have been the first episode of the series (though opening narration indicates Bulletproof is telling this story after-the-fact). Welcome to Empire City! Where we meet for the first time the nefarious Crime Boss, Brandon "Big Boss" Babel and his team of crooked lackeys who's holding the entire city in their grip of terror. Federal Agent, Baldwin P. Vess (A.K.A. Bulletproof) is sent to take him and his crooks down. Unfortunately, he got seriously injured and had to be taken to the hospital. He is given a new lease on life with a cybernetic torso and the formation of a team of the most highly trained law enforcers in the entire country known as The Central Organization of Police Specialists - C.O.P.S.!
Trivia: In the Shout! Factory boxset version of the episode, the scenes where Highway and Sundown are researched is excised from the episode. It is not known, other than possible time constraints, why Shout! Factory did this. |
| 09 | "The Case of C.O.P.S. File #1 (Part 2)" | The Ultimate Crime Machine, a huge air vessel, looms over Empire City. Piloted by Turbo Tu-Tone, Dr. BadVibes, Buzzbomb, and Rock Krusher, this machine hovers over the Empire City Mint, rips it off of its foundation with powerful cables and carries it up into the sky with Bulletproof inside of it!. It's up to the C.O.P.S. team to stop the large vessel and thwart the first of many criminal schemes rigged up by Big Boss. |
| 10 | "The Case of The Blur Bandits" | Dr. BadVibes invents a special suit that allows the crooks to go very fast. Highway tried to stop them, but he failed. Ashamed, Highway turned in his badge. Later on, Highway got kidnapped and held captive by Turbo Tu-Tone in his garage. He shortly escapes afterwards to bag Turbo, get his badge back, and use the speed suit he got from Turbo to arrest the other crooks in record time. |
| 11 | "The Case of The Bulletproof Waldo" | Dr. BadVibes created a robotic clone version of Bulletproof controlled by a small robot named Waldo to replace the real Bulletproof as leader of C.O.P.S. But only Blitz knows the real Bulletproof when he sees one. |
| 12 | "The Case of The Blitz Attack" | Dr. BadVibes created a dog whistle-like device and used it on Blitz, forcing him to ruin the efforts of the C.O.P.S. team to perform their duties. Both Bowser and Mainframe must find out what or who's causing Blitz's off-the-wall behavior and must also rescue Dr. Gregory Adams, too, who was force by Berserko to tell the C.O.P.S. team that Blitz must be decommissioned because of a glitch found inside him, while in fact there's nothing wrong with him.
Trivia: Blitz's origin is told here. |
| 13 | "The Case of The Baby Badguy" | A small midget-size man known as The Baby Badguy and his 2 henchmen poses as orphaned babies to get into the newly opened Empire City Orphanage to take over the place and used it as their hideout. They took hostage the caretaker of the orphanage and Whitney Morgan, who came to interview the caretaker. The C.O.P.S. team must rescue the hostages and discipline those three naughty "babies". |
| 14 | "The Case of The Thieving Robots" | Dr. BadVibes decides to toy around with the idea of creating toy size robots and programmed them to steal items from the homes of the children who own them. Brian O'Malley gets one of the robots for his birthday. Named "Rocky", this robot went and stole a family heirloom, a leprechaun statue passed down from LongArm's great-grandfather and ran off with it. Brian followed the robot to where Badvibes set up his hideout at an old abandoned toy factory right near the sewers. There, he was captured and is held captive by BadVibes, who wound up arguing with Buzzbomb over the share of the stolen loot, hurting his feelings in the process. Brian must talk Buzzbomb into releasing and helping him, Sundown, and his father put a stop to BadVibes and his army of thieving robots. |
| 15 | "The Case of The Highway Robbery" | Mayor Davis is enraged when his Limousine gets stolen by Nightshade and Squeeky Kleen who are planning on converting it into Big Boss' own personal limousine look-a-like along with all of the other cars they stole. He demands Highway and Hardtop to get his limousine back....or else! Meanwhile, Highway must go out and get his Bluestreak motorcycle back that was stolen from Nightshade before it shares the same fate as the other vehicles she stole. |
| 16 | "The Case of The Crime Convention" | Big Boss stage a special Crooks Convention in Empire City where he plans on giving out The Criminal of The Year Award to one lucky crook. Buttons McBoomBoom and Berserko both duke it out to see who will have that title. |
| 17 | "The Case of The Crook with A Thousand Faces" | Dr. Badvibes creates a shape changing android robot named Shifty, who can change into anything and anyone at will. He uses his shape changing abilities to kidnap Mirage and hold her prisoner in an abandoned building where Big Boss and BadVibes has set up their hideout at. Bulletproof, Highway, Bowzer, and Blitz must rescue Mirage and put an end to Shifty's crooked shape-shifting career. |
| 18 | "The Case of The Super Shakedown" | Dr. BadVibes created an earthquake device known as The Ground Shaker for Big Boss who plans on using this device to level the city to the ground unless his demands for the city are met. It's up to the C.O.P.S. team to stabilized the city and shakedown Big Boss' crooked caper.
Note: Watch for a scene where as C.O.P.S. were driving by to head straight to the sewage plant to rescue Bullseye and stop the Ground Shaker, the camera will pan upwards to reveal what appears to be the Empire State Building, one of the great icons of New York City in which Empire City is entirely based on. |
| 19 | "The Case of The Criminal Mall" | Mainframe, Bowser, and Blitz pays a visit to a large newly opened shopping mall to foil Dr. BadVibes plans to steal a super computer brain to the mall's theft proof security system created by Mr. Keen, the head of mall security.
GOOF TRIVIA: Note the error in the scene where Bowser, Blitz, and Mainframe is placing BadVibes, who was covered with sticky bubble gum, under arrest. The background to Big Boss' penthouse is erroneously place behind BadVibes as he was surrendering to the 3 C.O.P.S. while The Mall background is supposed to be right behind him since he's in the mall trying to steal Keen's super computer brain. A few other errors worth noting is the scene where BadVibes was taking off the special lenses he has worn while the bottom lenses are still shown somewhat along the rim of his hat. Later on, as the brain was making a getaway, BadVibes shouted, "Don't let the brain get away!" while ignoring the "other" brain behind him perched on its base as if Buzzbomb had never touched it in the first place. |
| 20 | "The Case of The Big Bad Boxoids" | Three of the best Boxoids (robot boxing suits) have been stolen by Big Boss who plans on using them to steal the mazer melter from a construction site and use it to melt down the Empire City Power plant and cause a major blackout over the entire city unless Mayor Davis can cough up twenty million dollars in one hour. It's up to the C.O.P.S. team to K.O. Big Boss' plans before it's too late. |
| 21 | "The Case of The Half-Pint Hero " | In this caper, C.O.P.S. are aided by a very unusual ally - Cindy Johnson as Captain Crimefighter! A little girl in a superhero costume who helps the team capture Rock Krusher, Turbo Tu-Tone, and Ms. Demeanor and, along the way, uncover 2 bags of stolen cash hidden at a construction site taken from a robbed bank by Krusher and Turbo. |
| 22 | "The Case of The Brilliant Berserko" | Berserko stole a special headband that made him very unusually intelligent when he puts it on his head. In this new form, Berserko makes plans to intelligently trap the C.O.P.S. team at his amusement park hideaway while inciting Dr. BadVibes' jealousy of his new-found brilliance. |
| 23 | "The Case of The Big Frame-up" | Mickey O'Malley, LongArm's father gets arrested for a crime he didn't commit. He was falsely accused of stealing priceless furs from a warehouse and is sent to prison for it. It's up to his son and his grandson Brian to help clear his name and send the real crooks responsible for the fur heist to the slammer. |
| 24 | "The Case of The Sinister Spa" | A brand new spa has just been opened and Ms. Demeanor claimed it as her own. She captures Mainframe and Mirage and forced them to do janitorial work at the spa. But that didn't stopped the two C.O.P.S. from cleaning up the spa of crime and rescuing Mayor Davis, who is trapped inside the steaming room and placed under a trance by its mesmerizing fumes. |
| 25 | "The Case of The Cool Caveman" | Brian befriends a prehistoric caveman who was frozen in ice since the Ice Age. This spark interest from the Crooks since the caveman bears a striking resemblance to Berserko and is believed by the crooks to be Berserko's direct ancestor. |
| 26 | "The Case of The Way Ward Whizkid" | A boy genius becomes an unwitting pawn in Big Boss' plans to use a computer to break into other computer systems and manipulate them for his own criminal purposes. |
| 27 | "The Case of The Stashed Cash" | 35 years ago, Mickey O'Malley nabbed one of Empire City's most wanted crooks by the name of Suds Sparko, who secretly hid five million dollars in cold hard cash in a secret location. The only vital clue to its whereabouts is a map carved on a bar of soap. Big Boss sends Rock Krusher and Buttons McBoomBoom to steal the soap. But a mishap occurred and the map was completely dissolved. So, the two crooks kidnaps Mickey and Brian and took them to where Krusher knew exactly where the loot is stashed at - The West Side Laundry, where Mickey will have to figure out where at the place the loot is stashed at - and help LongArm and Barricade send the criminals to the cleaners. |
| 28 | "The Case of Big Boss' Master Plan (Part 1)" | The President of The United States (who is an African American woman) pays a visit to Empire City along with Agent Belson and his 2 companions who serve the president as her bodyguards. There she is taken hostage by Big Boss who replaced her with an android version of her to throw the C.O.P.S. team and everybody else's off the real trail. |
| 29 | "The Case of Big Boss Master Plan (part 2)" | Empire City is plunged into a state of crisis when Big Boss tells everyone that Empire city is all his and he's got the president all lock up tight in a cage. The citizens were force to bow to Big Boss demands and leave the city forever if they ever want to see the president again. As for C.O.P.S., Big Boss wanted them locked away in prison so he can get back at them for all the times they imprisoned the crooks. They weren't there for long. With the help of Agent Belson and his men, the C.O.P.S. team escaped and went out to rescue the president and bring the city back to normal. |
| 30 | "The Case of The Criminal Games" | Big Boss got some new recruits in his army of Crooks. Louie The Plumber, Hyena, and Bullit meets up with Big Boss with plans to capture one of the members of C.O.P.S. who's none other than Highway, and used him to lure the rest of the C.O.P.S. team to where they are forced to compete in a set of games as entertainment for the Crooks. |
| 31 | "The Case of The Iceberg Pirates" | A huge heatwave hits Empire City and the water supply for the city is nearly depleted. Inspector Yukon of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police offered a huge iceberg to help replenished the city's water supply. Big Boss decides to steal the iceberg and hold it for ransom. The C.O.P.S. team must put a freeze on Big Boss' cold caper. But first, Sundown has to learn how to swim. |
| 32 | "The Case of The Giveaway Gold" | Dr. BadVibes has decided to be "generous" and shower down a stock pile of gold coins to the people of Empire City. Unfortunately the gold coins are actually explosives Big Boss plans on using to blast open the safes where the fake gold will be stored in to get at the real loot stored inside. |
| 33 | "The Case of The Big Little Green Men" | The C.O.P.S. team experience an out-of-this-world caper when the Martian gem brought to Earth from Mars gets stolen by Big Boss and his crooks who disguise themselves as space aliens for this purpose. |
| 34 | "The Case of The Crook With A Conscience" | Ms. Demeanor was ordered by Judge Davis, Mayor Davis' twin brother, to wear a conscience band on her head that tells her whether her actions are either right or wrong. Unfortunately, that never worked out. Ms. Demeanor is overdoing it with the band and was causing more trouble than she does without it. |
| 35 | "The Case of Mace's Romance" | Nightshade gets help from Mace when her sister Kathleen gets kidnapped by Buttons Mc BoomBoom at Big Boss' orders. He wanted her to steal charity money at a ballroom being raised for the homeless. But Nightshade wanted more money to do this. So, Big Boss blackmails her into doing it for free by kidnapping her own sister and framing Nightshade for it. Nightshade has Mace help her rescue her sister and thwart Big Boss' charity heist. That's when romance between Cop and Crook (Mace and Nightshade) began to ignite and flare up starting with a special thank you kiss Nightshade blows to Mace from the precinct window. |
| 36 | "The Case of The Crime Nobody Heard" | TBA |
| 37 | "The Case of The Bogus Bride" | Crooked Wedding bells are ringing as Jamie Wheeler, a con artist, makes plans to marry Berserko as part of a plot to ran off with a horde of stolen gold bars stashed away at a hotel, where Big Boss is keeping the loot at. The C.O.P.S. team will have to call off the wedding before Jamie heads to the altar with Berserko and out the door with the stolen horde. |
| 38 | "The Case of The Visiting Mother" | Big Momma paid her son, Big Boss a visit in Empire City to accompany him to an auction brought on by Commissioner Highwaters to raise money for charity. Big Boss had to struggle to be good in front of his momma even though it was pretty difficult thing to do for a kingpin such as Big Boss. He even had to hide his true colors from her by pretending to run an orphanage with his crooks posing as orphans. |
| 39 | "The Case of The Ghost Crooks" | Dr. BadVibes created suits that comes to life and went about pulling heists and scaring the daylights out of people who thought of them as ghosts. The C.O.P.S. team must do some major ghost busting in order to solve this spooky caper. |
| 40 | "The Case of The Lying Lie Detector" | Blitz can detect lies with great accuracy and barks whenever he hears a lie. However, Blitz was installed (by the crooks) with a device that causes him to do the opposite of what he's supposed to do. Thankfully, it was corrected with the right fixings allowing Blitz to help the C.O.P.S. team rescue Mayor Davis from being held hostage by the crooks. |
| 41 | "The Case of The Disappearing Dough" | TBA |
| 42 | "The Case of MukLuk's Luck" | TBA |
| 43 | "The Case of Baby Bad Guy's Return" | Baby Bad Guy and his men are back. This time to pose as three lost grandsons of an old lady to infiltrate the mansion and get their greedy little hands on the old lady's fortune. |
| 44 | "The Case of The Rock & Roll Robbers" | Dr. BadVibes created musical instruments that hypnotize concert goers so that his pals can rob them of their valuables and formed a rock band he calls The Bad News featuring Berserko and Rock Krusher. Mirage and Hardtop is sent to go undercover as talent scout agents to put an end to The Bad News' musical career and bring one big sour note to this caper. |
| 45 | "The Case of The Boy Who Cried Sea Monster" | Brian thought he saw a sea monster. He has. A Mechanical sea monster made by Dr. BadVibes to help the crooks with another one of Big Boss' schemes. |
| 46 | "The Case of The Runaway Buzzbomb" | Big Boss hurt Buzzbomb's feelings so bad that Buzzbomb have decided to runaway. He is joined by Highway's niece who is also running away too for something she's afraid her uncle would be mad over if he finds out what she had done. |
| 47 | "The Case of The Missing Masterpiece" | The Famous painting of the Mona Lisa gets stolen by Big Boss to start his own stolen art collection. |
| 48 | "The Case of The Lesser of two Weevils" | TBA |
| 49 | "The Case of Big Boss' Bye Bye" | Sometimes Big Boss likes to take advantage of the city's problems and uses it to his own advantage. Empire City is having lots of financial troubles and Mayor Davis has declared that all unnecessary employment in Empire City must be eliminated. Bulletproof had to assure the C.O.P.S team that the C.O.P.S. organization is not one of those unnecessary employment areas. However, Big Boss made C.O.P.S. to be one of them by faking retirement and took off to a tropical island hideaway, anticipating the C.O.P.S. team to receive the pink slip. Afterwards, Big Boss returns to pull a heist on the Empire Central Railroad train that's coming to Empire City to deliver relief funds to the city, which was successfully thwarted by Bulletproof, Mainframe, and Mace, who all got their jobs back afterwards. |
| 50 | "The Case of the Iron C.O.P.S. and Wooden Crooks" | TBA |
| 51 | "The Case of The Midas Touch" | Squeeky Kleen wound up having a special "Midas" glove device get stuck on one of his hands, changing everything and everyone to gold (including Big Boss and Dr. BadVibes). He went about trying to get the stubborn thing off his hand while changing everything he touched into gold, until eventually it was removed by Powderkeg. Squeeky himself got time in prison for disturbing the peace. |
| 52 | "The Case of The Ready Room Mutiny" | Bulletproof had to go away. So he puts Sundown in charge of the entire C.O.P.S. team, who has a very low approval rating for Sundown's leadership. |
| 53 | "The Case of The High Iron Hoods" | Big Boss' attempts to build the tallest skyscraper in the world. Meanwhile, one C.O.P.S. officer thinks another C.O.P.S. officer is betraying him. |
| 54 | "The Case of The Kangaroo Caper" | Sundown had to go after Rock Krusher and Louie the Plumber, who not only kidnapped a famous Australian boxing kangaroo, but Whitney Morgan as well. The two crooks were holding them both prisoners at the Empire City Park in a forested area for ransom. Sundown was able to track them down, freeing Whitney and the kangaroo - who had a little joey tucked inside her pouch. With the help of this special marsupial, Sundown was able to take down Louie and Krusher and get the jump on their plans. |
| 55 | "The Case of The Missing Memory" | Sundown, while suffering from amnesia after being knocked out by a fallen lamp post, unwittingly teaches Big Boss' Crooks all the tricks and traits of what it's like to be a cowboy, not knowing that this is part of Big Boss' plot to use Sundown as a pawn to commit an armored truck robbery. Sundown later regains his memory and helps the C.O.P.S. team put a stop to the heist and nab the rustlers along the way. |
| 56 | "The Case of The Lowest Crime" | A very evil crook named Addictim tried to sell his dangerous drug product called Crystal Twyst to the streets of Empire City. He even tried to joined up with Big Boss and his crooks to help promote the drug product. But Big Boss rejected his offer. For once, there is a spark of morality inside this otherwise corrupted, fat man. He even order his crooks to reject Addictim's product completely. Easier said than done. For unfortunately, Berserko accidentally injected himself with Addictem's Crystal Twyst and is seen dying from the deadly drug overdose, Big Boss had no choice but to beg the C.O.P.S. team to help save his nephew, which they did. As a result, Big Boss and his Crooks....of all things...joined forces with C.O.P.S. in a successful effort to take down Addictem and end his drug selling business for good. |
| 57 | "The Case of The Crooked Contest" | Big Boss wanted Nightshade and Ms. Demeanor to take part in a beauty contest in order to rob it of its the grand prize - a new car with cash and jewels inside. |
| 58 | "The Case of The Ransomed Rascal" | Uncle "Fatty" Big Boss and his crooks kidnaps Baddin, a bratty prince from the visiting royal family and tried to hold him for ransom. But the prince has other plans. |
| 59 | "The Case of The Spotless Kingpin" | Big Boss orders a new stain resistant suit made to completely resist dirt. However, a major screw-up by Berserko causes the suit to completely pull all the dirt away from the room and bringing it directly towards Big Boss, covering him up completely. Now Squeeky will have to find a way to fix up the problem..or else he'll be in much more of a mess than ever before. |
| 60 | "The Case of The Lawless Lady" | Nightshade is falsely accused of robbing several jewelry stores. But she is planning on robbing the main jewelry store that's unfortunately guarded by a mean vicious dog named Shredder who's owned by the proprietor of the store who is the real culprit behind the robberies. |
| 61 | "The Case of The Lost Boss" | TBA |
| 62 | "The Case of The Bad Luck Burglar" | Buttons McBoomBoom got upset when he lost his lucky penny: the very first penny he ever stole. He searched frantically for it in the sewers and also in his old rundown apartment house. Big Boss wanted him to rob the lottery machine filled with money at a huge mall but Buttons can't find his lucky penny and he's been getting a lot of bad luck as a result of this. So, Big boss have decided to double-cross him into robbing a lottery machine at the Mall. |
| 63 | "The Case of Big Boss' Big Switch" | TBA |
| 64 | "The Case of The Red-Hot Hoodlum" | Rock Krusher stole a special flaming suit that causes the wearer to go up in flames literally. With this special suit, he is able to create successful heists and escape from any trap the C.O.P.S. team laid out for him just by burning through walls and floors and incinerate anything in his path, until they are able to lead Krusher onto the Mountback Blimp, where, with the help of Nancy and Cathleen, they are able to trap Krusher by tricking him into melting through the floor to the outside of the blimp, causing him to get stuck through the blimp's bottom, screaming for help since his head is facing down below the city many, many feet up in the air and he's trying to hang on for his dear life. Krusher gave up at that point and was placed back behind bars where he belonged. |
| 65 | "The Case of The Invisible Crime" | Big Boss' crooks made themselves invisible to make things difficult for the C.O.P.S. team to catch them and to have an easy time committing robberies in the progress. This episode features Mace being highly annoyed by Airwave and his constant babbling. Airwave is the newest member of C.O.P.S. who serves the team as a communications expert and could make an excellent sportscaster if he hadn't chosen to be part of C.O.P.S. |
| 66 | "The Case of The Boy Nobody wanted" | Many websites that talk about the C.O.P.S. series, including TV.com, tvshowsondvd.com, and this site have erroneously claimed that there were 65 episodes in the series while there are actually 66. They omit "The Case of The Boy Nobody Wanted", the episode where Brian O'Malley (LongArm's son), Linda O'Malley (LongArm's wife) and Bulletproof help an underprivileged boy. At the end of the episode, a mishap occurs in Big Boss' penthouse that involves his computer system malfunctioning when a fake disk, switched from a real disk Big Boss was after, gets inserted into the computer, making the whole system malfunction greatly. A large vacuum cleaner chased and sucked up skinny Squeeky Kleen inside - and there was Big Boss yelling out from his penthouse window, "YOU DID THIS TO ME, BULLETPROOF!!!" as the camera zoomed out, concluding the penthouse scene. In the end, when Bulletproof was closing his C.O.P.S. file, he put multiple pictures in the file instead of just one like had done in the previous episodes of the series, including the photo of Bulletproof and Linda waving goodbye at the boy as he left to go home (Reference here). At this time, the only way to see this episode is through bootleg recordings. (Such as here for example.). Of course, this does not mean that Shout! Factory will not include this episode on a future DVD set. |
