The Greatest American Hero: Season 2

Ralph finds a window into the 4th dimension while scouting... More an old house. Bill gets possesed by a woman's spirit, and Ralph must return her through that window.

Ralph's students start a band, and a promoter lands them... More a spot on a big ticket concert while trying to get Pam to go out with him.

A motorcycle gang steals the super-suit, and tries to use... More it to take over a town. It only works on Ralph, so they must force HIM to do their dirty work while holding Bill captive.

Ralph and Bill are kidnapped by a tycoon that actually... More had his own suit given to him years ago by the aliens. The suit corrupted this man to use it for personal fortune, and he did not lose the instruction book. The aliens did not like the way he was using the suit, and they took it away from him.

Bill falls in love with a female FBI agent, and... More wants to tell her about the suit. She turns out to be a spy, and is ordered to kill him.

Ralph's mother is re-marrying to a man who planted a... More much wanted micro-chip in her engagement ring.

Bill recieves hot tips on a speed factory working out... More of a fast food chain, and a newspaper reporter publishes pictures of Ralph flying.

Ralph dons a baseball suit to trap Latino revolutionaries who... More plan to finance a coup by fixing ball games.

Tired of using the suit to fight crime, Ralph decides... More to branch out. He tries to intervene in a battle between an old man fighting for his home and the city taking it away, but Bill has him on the hunt for bank robbers.

Bill convinces the parents of a kidnap victim to pay... More the ransom, certain that Ralph can recover it when he saves their little girl. Ralph finds himself being audited by an overzealous IRS agent who's convinced he took the ransom money. Meanwhile, Ralph and Bill keep getting shot at in drive-by shootings, but by who?

An act of kindness backfires when Ralph uses the suit... More to help a coworker with a personal project. This leads his other co-workers to take daring chances for their own shots at success. Soon, he must don the super suit not only to prevent them from ruining their lives, but also to save Bill from a vengeful, recently paroled killer.

Ralph skis like a pro with the suit on, and... More stands in at the Olympics for a Russian skiier so the man can defect to America, and hand over top secret information that he stole.

Ralph and Bill hunt for the sea creature ""Carrie"" in... More the Bermuda Triangle thinking that the monster may be responsible for all of the boats that disappear there. They undercover a stolen boat ring, and never find the creature.

Ron O'Neill, John Hancock, Thalmus Rasulala, Lincoln Kilpatrick ... More Scenario: When an old FBI buddy invites Bill to his Caribbean retreat, Maxwell takes Ralph, Pam and the students along. Unfortunately, they find themselves involved in a voodoo plot to take over the island's government.

A space shuttle is about to crash, and only Ralph... More can save it. He does so, but ends up supermagnetized, perhaps permanently. Worst of all, a strange creature aboard the shuttle heads towards Los Angeles, electricuting all who get in its way.

Ralph takes a job at the circus as a human... More cannonball while trying to help Bill bust a crime ring that involves a phony dating service.

Years ago, prisoners of war were brainwashed to respond to... More a code phrase. Now, someone is using them to commit acts of sabotage. Bill and Ralph investigate, but Bill inadvertently falls under a hypnotic trance, leaving the heroics up to Ralph.

While practicing flying in the desert with Bill, Ralph gets... More a vision of a plane crash. It's the suit showing it to him, and Bill can only see it when he touches Ralph. They rush to the scene to find no plane, and figure out that it must be something that hasn't happened yet, and they're supposed to prevent it. We come to find out that Pam is on that plane, and it's been hijacked. To make matters worse, the plane has an experimental cloaking device that makes it invisible to radar, and the Air Force would rather shoot it down than have the plane in enemy hands.