Stephanie Blackmore

At a Hawaiian croquet tournament, Jonathan and Jennifer stumble into a nest of spies competing for a list of Russian agents.

One by one, three beautiful "Bow Wow's" Ball Club Cheerleaders disappear and Charlie's Angels are brought in to find them. Bosley informs the girls that a note from a religious fanatic was sent to each of the girls prior to her disappearance. Sabrina takes over as head Cheerleader but Kelly and Kris must try out for their jobs. Once on the squad, the Angels eye possible suspects: Belle Asher, the Girls' Agent, has a weak son, Timothy, who drools over them a little too much. Also, Tasker, a young man is distraught because his girlfriend is one of those missing. Eddie Cobb, the team's dapper publicist, is very helpful to the Angels. In fact, he becomes so helpful that when Timothy takes Kris to a restaurant for dinner, Eddie follows them and drops a knockout pill in Kris' drink. In the basement printing press room, Eddie - in robe and hood -- and an assistant, Margo hold Kris and the other missing girls captive. Eddie insists they repent their sins, but when Margo approaches Kris with a knife, a fight ensues and a fire starts. But Sabrina. and Kelly arrive, in time to save the girls and rapture the culprit.

Hunter and McCall go after a contract killer who is making hits throughout the city in order to ingratiate himself with a criminal kingpin in order to kill him.

J.R. and Katherine plot against Pam and Bobby. Sue Ellen is convinced that her and J.R.'s son, John Ross, needs help and she takes him to a psychologist who recommends a day camp where Peter Richards is a counselor. Cliff pushes Pam to form a partnership with him and Mark. Donna is concerned by Ray's obsessive guilt regarding Mickey.

Jock's death has a devastating effect on J.R. and Bobby has to cover for himself as well as his brother in running Ewing Oil. J.R. is unable to deal even with the simplest of business demands in his grief. In the meantime, the rest of the family is puzzled at Miss Ellie's calmness in dealing with her husband's death and Bobby realizes that she is refusing to accept its reality. Cliff, ecstatic at his victory over J.R., tries to renew his relationship with Sue Ellen, who is having troubles coping with her new single life. Ray and Donna's marriage begins to fall apart with Donna's continued success as a writer and Ray's increasing depression over being a failure, and a drunken J.R. terrifies Sue Ellen by demanding Jock's only grandson be returned to Southfork.

Bobby and Pam end their marriage as J.R. and Katherine cheer from the sidelines. Sue Ellen finds she has an admirer at her son's day camp. J.R.'s plotting against his brother includes cutting him out of Ewing Oil. Pam finally realizes that Cliff is sincerely concerned about her, while turning a deaf ear to Afton's suspicions about Katherine's motives.