Walter Scott

The BAU hits the road to track down a pair of young lovers on an interstate murder spree. Also, Prentiss hears frightening news from her former boss at Interpol.

The BAU is called to Oklahoma to investigate a murderous clown terrorizing the sleepy town of Guymon.

On his way to a dude ranch, Ben is knocked unconscious and dreams of himself as a frontier lawyer, with Conrad as a gunslinging client and Julie as the owner of a boardinghouse.

A powerful cattle rancher tries to take over the town and abolish the law, until a respected, seasoned judge (guest star Robert Vaughn, who starred in the classic film "The Magnificent Seven") arrives to regain control.

A small town radio disk jockey kills two people in an effort to extort $10,000 from a popular country singer in "Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road." Country singing star Sue Anne Grainger receives anonymous telephone threats, but dismisses them as idle pranks until the caller tells her he has murdered a man in the city park to prove the seriousness of his threats. Starsky and Hutch enter the case when the body of a derelict wino is discovered exactly as the killer described to Sue Anne. Sue Anne tries to deliver the extortion money in cooperation with the police. When Starsky and Hutch fail to catch the man he kills another innocent bystander in an effort to convinces Sue Anne that her stubbornness is getting people murdered. In an attempt to stop the senseless killing, she slips away from police to deliver the ransom. As the murderer requests, Starsky and Hutch have no clue to the killer's identity or where Sue Anne might have gone to meet him, until a random police survey points to a local disc jockey as a possible suspect. The small town announcer had early in her career played Sue Anne's records and was now harboring a bitter conviction that Sue Anne owed him something for her success.