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A nighttime fire guts the station; Buntz faces suspension for cocaine theft; Goldblume probes a series of prostitute murders.

Hill Street Blues

Having been buried alive with a dead buddy for 11 days, Hunter admits resorting to cannibalism; Buntz is in trouble.

A pro football star (Keenen Ivory Wayans) is arrested for soliciting; Buntz enters a marksmanship contest; Hunter is missing.

Belker returns; Renko's attempt to reconcile with Daryl Ann only worsens matters; lonely Jablonski yields to sexual temptation.

Buntz's brutal tactics in finding wounded Belker's assailant get him removed from the case; a prostitute blackmails Renko.

Backups Flaherty and Russo nuzzle while Bates is knifed; Calletano's Hispanic coalition threatens to sue the police department.

Goldblume sets a trap for the gang member believed responsible for the mass murder of a sleeping family; guest Eddie Velez.

With Furillo absent, acting commander Buntz sends the blues out on a drug-bust spree in hope of securing future overtime pay.

The press labels Goldblume a subversive after he publicly blasts the department; Buntz checks rumors of unfaithful Davenport.

Hill and Renko help during a sanitation strike; Hill loses control at a drug dealer's funeral; ex-EATer Ballantine explodes.

Jablonski leads a hunting trip in the mountains; kidnapped Goldblume is forced to dig his own grave. Written by David Mamet.

A client takes Davenport hostage with her assistant's gun; suspect-chasing Belker wrecks a car he was test-driving.

A gritty look at the personal and professional lives of police officers at a station in a large metropolitan city led by Capt. Frank Furillo.