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- Season 0 2005-12-02
- Season 1 1979-12-27
- Season 2 1980-11-20
- Season 3 1981-11-12
- Season 4 1982-09-30
- Season 5 1983-09-29
- Season 6 1984-10-04
- Season 7 1985-09-26
- Season 8 1986-09-18
- Season 9 1987-09-24
- Season 10 1988-10-27
- Season 11 1989-09-28
- Season 12 1990-09-13
- Season 13 1991-09-12
- Season 14 1992-10-29
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- Season 14 Found and Lost
- Season 14 Lovers and Other Strangers
- Season 14 The Children's Hour
- Season 14 Rescue Me
- Season 14 Love and Death
- Season 14 The Price
- Season 14 Bye-Bye, Love
- Season 14 A Death in the Family
- Season 14 Some Like it Hot
- Season 14 The Invisible Man
- Season 14 The Getaway
- Season 14 Call Waiting
- Season 14 Farewell, My Lovely
- Season 14 The Way Things Were
- Season 14 Hints and Evasions
- Season 14 My Kingdom for a Horse
- Season 14 Day of the Assassin
- Season 14 Just Like Old Times (1)
- Season 14 Just Like Old Times (2)
Knots Landing - Season 14 Episode 10 The Invisible Man
6.80 44 minutes Despite their attempts, Karen and Gary are not allowed to speak with Mack while he's being booked for the murder of Mary. They retain Attorney William Reed to represent Mack. Paige and Kate try futilely to calm Meg, who's nervous that her parents aren't home. After Meg goes to sleep, Gary and Karen return to the house with no news about Mack. Kate and Gary share a tender moment. The following day, Karen and Paige go to the jail where they learn Mack fired his attorney, Reed, the night before. Reed tells Karen that Mack gave explicit orders that he doesn't want to see her. She's shocked. The women go to municipal court for Mack's bail hearing. They learn that bail is already set at one million dollars and that Mack is back in jail. Paige asks former boyfriend, Tom, for help, but he suggests Mack plead to manslaughter. Paige gets angry. Later, Detective Pete Reynolds tells Tom that he helped Mack give money to Mary. He tells Tom the money was marked and Mack is innocent. Greg has difficu
