David is the second and ideal king of Israel. Follows the story from the time he was a young shepherd to his death as king. Along the journey of his life are his accomplishments, his struggles, and his sins. In his life he repented and in his humility he brought himself peace with his sins and his conscience.

Two convicts (one black, one white) serving time on a chain gang are set free by an accident. Handcuffed together, they flee into treacherous swampland hunted by helicopter and bloodhound teams.

Still in Acapulco, due largely in part to Lt. Jacoby's bad sunburn, Gunn is asked by the local police (Lt. Vasquez) to help with the investigation into the near assassination of a U.S. diplomat's son. The emotional problems of the boy, the victims of a car wreck and a debt to a gambler are leads to a possible suspect.

Buz and Tod split up over whether to return a runaway boy to an orphanage.

Buz visits and inspires his boyhood hero, a former boxing great who is now on the skids.

A young boy pretends to be the target of kidnappers in order to get attention from his business-obsessed father.

Tod and Buz are framed as poachers after Tod interferes with a real poacher's hunting.

Tod and Buz come to the aid of a young Jewish boy, who has a crisis of faith after his father is killed in a mugging.

Tod becomes involved with a reckless blonde and her reserved brunette sister.

Tod tries to help a pair of runaway orphans.