Joe Bucci Movies

Don Rickles guest stars as Harold Schwan, a successful dry cleaner with more than his share of dirty laundry. Unbeknownst to Schwan, the gang of thieves who've been robbing his stores consists of his "three ex-es": his former wife, his former mistress and his former secretary. As for the ladies, they are blissfully unaware that they have stolen money that Schwan was laundering (no pun intended) for a mobster named Munks (Ron Karabatsos)--and that's how Hunter (Fred Dryer) gets involved in the intrigue. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

For her shakedown assignment with the Metro Division, Novak (Lauren Lane) investigates a series of bar burglaries. Unfortunately a flu epidemic has severely depleted the Division's manpower, which explains why Novak's "field partner" is nerdish computer expert Hawkins (Gregory Alan-Williams). And where's Hunter (Fred Dryer)? He's off on a mission of his own, racing against a ruthless bounty hunter (Brion James) to locate a missing murder witness. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

A husband-wife team of criminals specializes in luring gullible tourists to their hotel room, then robbing them. When one such tourist turns up murdered, it looks as if the couple is guilty, but police detective Rick Hunter (Fred Dryer) suspects that there is a pair of copycat crooks on the loose. This theory is, however, hotly refuted by Hunter's current partner Al Novak (Robin Thomas)--who happens to be the ex-husband of officer Chris Novak (Lauren Lane). All too aware of the past relationship between Rick and Chris, Al allows his anger to cloud his judgement, with potentially disastrous results for everyone concerned. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

It's a tough uphill climb for officer Joanne Molenski (Darlanne Fluegel) as she assists Hunter (Fred Dryer) during his investigation of a series of murders. In each instance, the female victim was brutally raped--a fact that triggers unhappy memories for Molenski. Despite the wear and tear on her emotions, she insists upon sticking with the investigation; and in the end, it is Molenski who provides the insight which helps Hunter crack the case. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Metro officer Joanne Molenski (Darlanne Fluegel) goes undercover to investigate a series of robberies in which the victims were wealthy women who'd been followed home by the perpetrators. Unfortunately, Molenski is mugged, and her gun is stolen. Worse still, the gun is later used in a robbery-murder--and unless Hunter can do something about it, Molenski's career (and self-esteem!) may be in serious jeopardy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

After Hunter (Fred Dryer) delivers the baby of runaway teenager Cheryl Donovan (Allison Smith), the grateful girl names her infant daughter after the detective. Shortly afterward, Cheryl turns up murdered--and of course Hunter feels honor-bound to investigate personally. It turns out that the dead girl had reneged on her deal with a crooked baby-breeding ring which sells off newborn infants for illegal adoptions...and that "Baby Hunter" is now an extremely high-priced and much sought-after commodity! ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi