Riptide - Episode Guide

Kimba Hall is the lone survivor when the Trade Wind explodes at sea. She is rescued by Mama Jo and brought back to Pier 56. Kimba becomes a suspect in the explosion and the Riptide Detective agency sets out to prove her innocent.

In the midst of an already rocky marriage, Tina Brazil, after hearing her mobster husband Ricky Brazil planning a murder, runs away and heads to her old friends Cody and Nick for help.

One of the members of 'The High Q Club', hires the Pier 56 Detective Agency after one of her co-workers is killed.

Things aren't going too well for the detectives when the thief on Pier 56 that they're trying to catch makes off with all their surveillance equipment!

A friend of Cody and Nick hires the agency to find her father Lane, who she's lost contact with since he went to Mexico with his new, much younger wife Dee-Dee.

An air stewardess who delivers seemingly innocent packages from her friend Artie to his brother, witnesses Artie's murder, and is danger herself when the killer sees her and chases.

The guys intervene when they spot three thugs on-board an unfamiliar boat harassing the girls on the Barefoot Contessa

At great reluctance, Cody, Nick and Murray accept a job from shady attorney Myron Bell.

After falling out with their record company, two singers of a long-running hit group lose control of their car, killing one and leaving the other in hospital.

A member of a gun smuggling racket takes the opportunity to use a flight to bump off the irritating son of the head of the operation.

Cody and Nick are reluctant when Murray takes them to a singles party, but Cody is soon glad he went when he meets an attractive, pleasant woman named Sheila.

The detective trio are depressed over a lull in business, when Murray's attractive, practical joke-loving sister Melba arrives, looking for their help in proving her theory that Hitler had established a port on the U.S. west coast during World War II.

Murray is excited about taking Cody and Nick to meet Jody, an attractive dolphin trainer who he's been conducting sonar experiments with, and whom he has a huge crush on.

Cody agrees to take care of three college student girls who are visiting the area.

Two suited men try to force Dooley to leave a curious package on-board the Riptide, but he ignores their demands and alerts his friends.

An injured young woman appears out of the water warning that a ship needs help, then she sinks beneath the waves.

Teaching a science class at a local college, Murray falls for an attractive student who appears to be interested in him too.

Nick and Cody reluctantly help Murray test out his new lie-detector game.

When a troubled young woman leaves her baby at the local church, the priest asks the guys to investigate the trouble the girl is in – and also leaves the baby girl with the trio for safe keeping.

Nick takes Cody and Murray with him as he attends his 15th year high-school reunion.

Cody and Nick's patience is being tested with Dooley's singing while working off some debts and Murray causing chaos with the Riptide's electricity.

The trio are hired by the manager of a local beach club to investigate a series of valuables being stolen on the beach.

The trio come to the rescue of an elderly lady vagrant who is being grabbed by two thugs, only to learn that she is none other than a once-famous actress who vanished fifty years previously.

When Nick returns from National Guard duty, he thinks Cody and Murray are playing a trick on him when they tell him they've been hired to watch over a beauty contest.

Nick and his girlfriend, while returning from a date, witness an accident in which a young serviceman is fatally hit by a car.

After meeting a down-and-out who is also a fellow inventor, and helping him iron out a kink in his latest creation, Murray learns that the man is actually reclusive billionaire Baxter Bernard.

Murray is alone on the Riptide when a mysterious character suddenly appears seemingly out of nowhere, and pays $1000 cash for the Riptide Detective Agency to find the Mary Aberdeen, a supposedly cursed boat who's former owners have all been killed, before she "kills again".

Nick and Cody recall their first encounter with the Boz, who's vanished---along with the high-tech firm he went to work for.

The guys pose as high rollers and break into a post office, all in the course of a murder investigation.

The guys are accused of burglaries being committed by two women in debt to a mobster.

Nick and Cody are none too happy when their latest client, met with in a rough biker's bar, turns out to be Mack McPherson, an "acquaintance" who landed them in trouble in the Army.

A woman wants to regain custody of her son, whose father is raising him as a Nazi.

Cody is repeatedly mistaken for the village ne'er-do-well in a town where the guys' only friend is a clairvoyant---who is arrested for a murder she predicted.

The guys offer their services to a famous oceanographer, whose planned expedition is being sabotaged.

While tailing a husband suspected of cheating, the guys find a corpse, but Quinlan gets orders to drop the investigation.

The guys receive a retainer and anonymous notes urging them to investigate a death that was labeled a surfing accident---in 1964.

The guys accept a Government assignment to escort a mobster's estranged wife back from Mexico to testify against him.

Quinlan hires the guys to investigate a councilman's claim that the police are discrediting the councilman through computer tampering.

With the agency in financial straits, the guys consider a buy-out offer from a corporation, until they suspect the company is involved in the murder of a security guard.

An investigative reporter has reason to believe that her illness is related to the sudden death of a research biologist who was about to give her a big story.

Boz's high-school chemistry partner uses her personal chemistry to entice Boz to help develop a solar car, whose investors include a loan shark anxious to see a return.

Counterfeiters lose their plates and cash to a robbing hood who takes from the rich and gives to the poor---among them a foster parent, who's a favorite.

The new and dangerous hobbies of Nick's old friend worry the man's daughter, particularly after she gets a phone call from him saying he may be away for a long time.

Nick pulls Army Reserve escort duty for a casket that happens to contain the wrong body, a fact the military doesn't want to talk about.

The guys find a new police lieutenant very cooperative, and somewhat distracting, as they investigate a man's suspicion that his roommate is a murderer.

Nick stands to lose a $300,000 inheritance if he proves the claim of another beneficiary that her uncle's death was not an accident.

A millionaire obsessed with a fashion model hires the guys to find her, unaware that she's a mobster's daughter who's prompted a feud between two crime families.

A marginally talented Hawaiian singer disappears after the guys thwart an assault on him during his performance at a club.

When only her cousin's luggage shows up for at her wedding, Lucy turns to her friends at the Riptide Detective Agency to find out what happened.

Cody, Nick and Murray arrive in Martigua on vacation to visit their oceanographer friend Angelo, who with daughter Giovanna and son Tony, is searching for Tyson's sunken treasure.

Cody doesn't share Nick's enthusiasm for going undercover as baseball players to investigate a drug problem on a minor-league team.

Fortune shows herself unkind when a professor learns of the existence of an undiscovered Shakespeare manuscript---and is murdered.

A magazine article names Nick as the major force in the agency, so the guys take separate cases to determine who is the best detective.

Investigating a case of tampering with Government bids, Boz finds a connection between the prime suspect and Joanna's fiance.

The guys moonlight as consultants for a TV detective show, whose bickering costars must follow the guys on a real case.

Boz is strongly affected when he saves Cody's life by shooting an ex-con, whose sister claims was wrongly imprisoned for 10 years.