Martin Milner

A religious fanatic with a biological weapon kidnaps Buz and threatens to kill him - unless the entire city of Dallas abstains from sin for 24 hours.

Tod and Buz board at an Oregon house with a strangely dysfunctional family.

Linc falls for the capricious daughter of a sawmill owner.

Tod becomes a race car driver as he and Buz get involved in a family controversy over whether an aging driver should retire.

Linc is jailed after an old woman accuses him of cruelly injuring a dog.

An encounter with a rural Maryland family bearing a striking resemblance to him leads Buz to Baltimore where, with the help of a police detective, he searches for the woman who might be his mother.

A dying jazz singer enlists Tod and Buz to search out and reunite her old combo.

Tod's idyllic new existence working for a prize-winning, William Faulkner-ish novelist in rural Mississippi is shattered by murder.

While working at a shipyard, Tod and Buz try to help a woman recently released from Spring Grove State Hospital readjust to normal life.

Tod finds that his new employer, a designer of speedboat engines, is an exceptionally driven and desolate man.