List of Remington Steele episodes

Series premiere: A client who hired Remington Steele Investigations to protect a shipment of rare jewels insisted that Steele himself oversee the operation. Pierce's shady character, who was hanging around looking for profitable opportunities, well-knowingly steps into the role of Remington Steele against Laura Holt's wishes. The gems involved, the royal lavulite, had recently been discovered. This episode was shot after the original pilot, to offer details on the backstory.

Laura tackles a case of industrial espionage in a family-owned business while Steele enlists an old pal to help him install a burglar alarm, but when the house is burglarized and Steele's friend murdered it becomes personal.

A video game genius disappears just before a merger, with five million dollars and the plans for his company's latest video game.

A woman from Steele's past asks him to help her steal a valuable painting that Laura has already agreed to protect (and that he had stolen once already), while Laura also has to deal with her visiting mother.

A loser asks the agency to help him, but his alibi witness is found dead in Steele's apartment and his lawyer seems more interested in Laura than in the case, which for once forces Steele and Murphy to work together.

A popular author's steamy books mirror her own life, including the murder of her husband.

While trying to solve a murder case, Laura and Steele clash with the Yakuza.

Laura's former boss is murdered during a reunion of her former colleagues.

To find out why a client committed suicide, Laura and Steele go undercover to an island party, where people are being murdered one by one.

An aging B-movie actress believes that someone is trying to kill her, and only Steele believes her.

Steele gets involved with the murder of a naturalist when he serves on a committee to save the bald eagle.

Steele poses as an insomniac in order to find a murderer in a sleep disorder clinic. Paul Reiser guest stars.

The detectives pose as a bickering couple while investigating attempts on a divorce attorney's life.

Laura and Steele wind up working for opposite sides of a jewelry theft when the frightened thief looks for help when someone else beats him to the jewel.

Murphy's college homecoming is marred by a murder that awakens memories of a bombing on campus ten years before.

Laura searches for a vanished artist whose works have suddenly appreciated in value, for both her husband and the owner of an art gallery.

The detectives try to solve a case of sabotage and murder on the set of a television news program.

Laura's former flame asks her help when he discovers a corpse in the trunk of his car, a corpse that keeps returning as they check out a winery he's involved with.
The corpse is the Abbot of St. Costello's Monastery!

A prospector's journal stolen during a party leads Laura and Steele on a wild gold hunt through the desert.

Daniel Chalmers, Steele's mentor back in the days when Steele was a rogue, comes to California to ask for Steele's help in dealing with a vindictive crook and winds up romancing Laura's mother.

After preventing a man from committing suicide, Steele tries to find out who had tricked the man into stealing over two million dollars.

In this two-part episode, Steele and Laura go after diamond smugglers in Acapulco. Associate detective Murphy Michaels and secretary Bernice Fox have left the agency, while Mildred Krebs (Doris Roberts), previously an IRS agent hot on Steele's tail, ends up teaming with Laura and Steele.

Holt and Steele are hired by a woman who thinks someone is trying to destroy her late husband's aircraft company.

The detectives try to find out which one of an amnesiac's five wives is trying to kill him.

Steele re-introduces Laura to the thrill of thievery during a case involving stolen paintings.

The detectives find themselves in the middle of a mystery involving all the previous owners of a vintage car.

A mysterious baby plays a central part in a case involving gangsters and professional boxing that draws upon Steele's past as "The Kilkenny Kid".

The detectives try to find a kidnapped heiress with the help of her twin sister.

Someone is killing a magazine campaign's "five most eligible bachelors" ... and one of them is Steele.

Laura and Steele must protect the rather obnoxious children of a Federal witness.

Laura gets involved with her sister's marital problems at a dental convention where a murderer seeks to eliminate the only evidence left against him.

The villain (Guy Boyd) from the episode "Steele Framed" (No. 27) reappears and promises that Laura and Steele will die within an hour.

Laura and Steele go to a small town to investigate the disappearance of an author who was doing research on the area and apparently found something he shouldn't have.

Laura and Steele try to learn how and why a woman's name and phone number came to be printed in a steamy sex-magazine.

The reputation of the agency is at stake again when the gems that first brought them together are switched with fakes as Laura and Steele are transporting them.

A woman from Steele's past arranges for the agency to handle the security on an exhibition at an art museum, and contacts Steele with a desperate plea for help.

A former Interpol agent turned murderer (Tom Baker) murders a current Interpol agent and takes Mildred as his hostage. Later, the former Interpol agent threatens to kill Mildred and arrest a world famous thief, but Steele stops the former agent by kicking his gun away and the police take the former Interpol Agent to jail.
Film reference: Old Yeller.

Someone is using mystery buffs portraying Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, Miss Marple, and Mr. Moto to solve a make-believe case to find a murderous embezzler.

Laura is ready for romance as she goes on a vacation on the French Riviera accompanied by Remington Steele, but old friends needing his help in stealing a dagger distract Steele.

A shady building manager tries to convince Laura to move out of her apartment just as she's on the verge of uncovering a corporate embezzlement plot.

Laura and Steele search for a missing body on the island of Malta, but find an insignificant piece of brass that could get them killed.

A reunion of high-school athletes at an adult baseball camp is marred by a series of "accidents" that Laura and Steele are hired to investigate; Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford guest-star.

Daniel Chalmers enters Steele's life again when it appears that he is about to inherit an English title, its fortune and some enemies.

Laura flies off to help an amnesiac Steele recall why he came to Ireland and why someone is trying to kill him.

Steele tries to help a street-wise kid who picks his pocket and grabs evidence that a loan shark will do anything to retrieve.

Laura and Steele accept the invitation of an eccentric millionaire to compete in finding a missing journalist but the game soon turns deadly.

Three aging film stars — Virginia Mayo, Dorothy Lamour, and Lloyd Nolan as themselves — hire Steele and Laura to find out who is behind their curious fan mail and the attempts on their lives.

Laura and Steele try to protect two singing-telegram girls who witnessed a murder while they also hunt for the killers.

Laura and Steele get lots of advice and help when they investigate the embezzlement of a mystery-writers guild's treasury.

Steele inadvertently goes undercover as the restaurant critic they've been hired to find, and who has incensed several restaurant owners with his blistering reviews.

Laura has a personal stake in the investigation of the death of a movie producer who was planning on making a movie of an old TV series without the original star.

Mulch returns with a new business venture that his partner is using to swindle an investor.

The unexpected success of singer Rocky Sullivan (from episode No. 44, "Elementary Steele") threatens a little scheme cooked up by her managers and might get her killed.

Mildred's nephew comes to her for some help in hiding the body a hit man needs to confirm his contract with his employers.

Laura feels used by a client when she finds out an importer commits suicide after she unknowingly delivers a blackmail message to him.

A young cartoonist finds his life threatened as the events of his strip start happening to him.

Laura and Steele get involved in the search for the inventor of a no-cal cookie and his only batch of prototypes. Guest stars: Geena Davis as a tennis pro, Jean Smart as the inventor's fiancée, G. W. Bailey as a cookie manufacturer.

Mr. Steele's plans for a romantic weekend in San Francisco are upset when his imaginary case turns into a real one.

Laura races with Scotland Yard to locate Steele, who has become involved in murder while searching for a man with a clue to his past. Steele masquerades as an assassin hired by Daniel Chalmers to kill the Earl of Claridge. However, evidence indicates that the Earl is Steele's own father.

See Part 1, above.

Laura protects a photographer and his files from angry clients and the FBI even after her doctored photo appears in a porno magazine. Guest star: Nana Visitor (near the end of the episode)

Laura and Steele are hired to protect a professional wrestler who has been receiving death threats and having mysterious "accidents."

Steele awakens from a 36-hour blackout to find that he has apparently gambled away the agency.

Laura and Steele look into the disappearance of some prized breeding pigs from an experimental farm in Iowa.

Laura and Steele try to discover why phony obituaries are being printed about people like poor garlic farmer Lester Shane.

The agency Christmas party is interrupted by three gun-wielding Santas who take everyone hostage and threaten to blow up the building.

A traffic reporter dies while aloft in a helicopter and the two prime suspects are the disc jockeys, who were on the air at the time.

Mulch's latest brainstorm to franchise the agency gets an unfortunate investigator killed by an angry client.

Laura and Steele are hired by the spoiled son of a caviar importer to find a missing shipment before daddy returns home.

Laura's sister finds a dead body on her kitchen floor and asks for help from a reluctant Laura and Steele.

One of the phony Santas from the ill-fated Christmas party (in episode No. 75, "Dancer, Prancer, Donner and Steele") returns to persuade a witness not to testify against him.

A woman is afraid her father may need help but Laura and Steele learn he knows exactly what he's doing.

Laura and Steele go undercover at a self-improvement spa to find out why there have been a series of mysterious accidents.

The search for a singer from the 1950s has unexpected, deadly consequences.

The servants of the wealthy Wellingtons hire Laura and Steele to find out who killed the former butler, who had planned on publishing his memoirs.

Laura and Steele return from the East to find reports of their murder on the news and Mildred arrested for the crime.

A man who framed himself so his wife could collect the reward learns he isn't terminally ill and wants Laura and Steele to clear him.

Laura has her hands full trying to discover why an accountant at a huge corporation was killed. However, Steele's desire to quickly wed a call girl (Nancy Everhard) so as to avoid being deported distracts Laura from her murder investigation. Steele eventually ends up marrying Laura herself (this episode was supposed to be the series's finale).

Steele is arrested for the murder of Norman Keyes while he and Laura try to honeymoon in Mexico.

Their phony marriage faces a real test when a woman from Steele's past shows up, pretending to be married to him, and the archaeologist from Mexico returns, this time as an immigration officer. In London, Tony blackmails Steele into delivering a dangerous package, while Laura delves into Shannon's past.