Gary's homeless after a fire at the Blackstone hotel. It seems as if he's going to be without a place to hang out as well, when McGinty's bar is sold right out from under it's owner. But when Gary finds a connection between the selling of the bar and several other local buildings he's got to stop a greedy developer before he destroys a Children's home and McGinty's bar.

A ceremony in his honor triggers years worth of guilt and flashbacks in a Vietnam hero, so Gary attempts to get him back in touch with his life and his family before he commits suicide. Meanwhile, Chuck's in love with his seafood supplier's daughter, and makes some risky moves to save the supplier and his daughter from a "protection" racket.

After Chuck arranges for McGinty's to cater a wedding, Gary is alarmed to read that the bride, Genie (Cari Shayne), and her father - who is a protected witness in a high profile corruption case - will both be assassinated during the ceremony. When Gary tries to warn Genie about the danger, Genie's bridegroom becomes concerned that Gary is suffering from a severe case of jealousy and tries to keep him as far away from his bride as possible.

Gary stops the publicity plans of a woman pretending to have cancer and the newspaper columnist covering the story.

When he learns how it will drastically affect his life, Gary tries to change a former co-worker's mind about having plastic surgery.

Gary stops the fatal shooting of two teen-agers only to learn that a nun, troubled by all the violence, considers leaving the convent.

A Russian taxi driver turns out to be the father of a visiting violinist and a conspirator in a plot to kill the Russian ambassador.

A skinhead group turns on Gary when he tries to stop their protest, even though he interferes to save their leader's life.

Gary steps in to save the marriage of a football player and his wife when he learns that a terrible injury will befall the gridiron star.

Gary's disruption of a bris for Chuck's nephew has unexpected consequences when his friend falls for the attractive rabbi performing the service.

Gary risks being charged with the abduction of a girl he saves from drowning during a rainstorm.

Gary has to save the life of Chuck and a publicity-shy princess when he learns they will be aboard a train traveling on a collision course.

Gary's term as temporary county supervisor is made difficult by corrupt local politicians who think they can buy his vote.

While working on one last sting operation before his retirement, Detective Crumb is interrupted by Gary, who saves his life after reading that the stakeout will have deadly implications for the hero cop. Unfortunately, Gary's good intentions make matters worse for Crumb, who becomes targeted by a menacing district attorney, intent on ruining his reputation.

Gary tries to prevent a series of potential disasters from striking the Field Museum prior to the opening of an Egyptian mummy exhibit. But when thieves steal priceless emeralds belonging to a mummified cat, Gary suspects that the cat possesses mystical powers and has cast a deadly curse upon everyone connected... including Marissa.

An injured and house-bound Gary dreams about a murder that occurred fifty years ago. Even more eerie - the woman in his dreams greatly resembles a waitress he just hired at the restaurant. But when Gary realizes the current implications of his dream, he's got to protects the waitress from the same fate her murdered grandmother suffered 50 years earlier.

When Gary disappears, the paper is delivered to his parents' house, leading them to a band of circus performers. But the paper soon alerts Gary's father that an aerialist is about to commit a suicidal jump.

When Gary saves a man's life, he's startled to learn the guy's a paroled killer out to get the DA who put him behind bars. But the DA may not be the killer's first target, it may be Chuck!

A charming British gent who helps Gary on one of his missions turns out to be an artist with a penchant for forgery and theft, which has earned him some dangerous enemies. Trouble ensues when the thief announces he's turning good and wants Gary and Marissa to help him break into a museum and return some stolen masterpieces.

Although his parents are in town to surprise him for his birthday, Gary must leave his own party to prevent a mugging. He soon discovers that Renee, the woman he saves, is a childhood friend who has been targeted by a group determined to steal the disk carrying her research. Trouble continues to follow the couple when two men disguised as police detectives arrest Gary and Renee and search her office for the confidential computer program. When the pair makes a daring escape, Gary reads that his parents' will be taken hostage in exchange for the disk. With little time to spare, Gary must rely on the early edition to help him save the day!

When he is knocked unconscious while trying to stop a crooked construction foreman from causing a building collapse, Gary winds up back in the 1800s, where he faces the specter of another tragedy - the legendary Chicago fire. While he is determined to prevent history from repeating itself, Gary gets detained when he decides to help a young boy and his sister - who bears a striking resemblance to Marissa. Ultimately, Gary's actions have an effect on the present day disaster.

While Marissa believes her sight may be returning, Chuck is unable to resist his temptation for money when he's unsuccessful in an attempt to prevent a crash involving an armored-truck carrying cash. Also, Chuck discovers a victim of a mob murder!