Jill is frustrated when a blues vocalist takes ill and fails to appreciate medicine's ability to keep her alive.

Matthew discovers that Kimberly has kissed a girl; Maxine and Kenny compete for the post of undersheriff.

Native Americans protesting a golf-course development on a burial ground take over the courthouse.

Carter's autopsy of a body reveals radiation scars (and cancer), leading him to believe that the man had witnessed a spaceship crash.

Jill calls on her ex-fiancé, a leading neurosurgeon, to perform a fetal-tissue transplant that could cure a patient's Parkinson's disease.

Maxine recognizes the MO of a serial killer when she gets an odd response to a personal ad.

A dentist who hasn't disclosed his HIV infection has the town up in arms; Kenny takes flak for dating twins.

When a school friend gets pregnant, Kimberly tells her parents she thinks it resulted from incest.

When a woman is charged with killing the husband she is about to divorce, Wambaugh attempts to build a temporary insanity plea based on menopause.

Unnerved when Kenny is shot during the investigation of a store break-in, Max botches the arrest of the prime suspect.

The Brock family returns from a Christmas Eve outing with plans to surprise Kimberly, but they're in for the real surprise.

Rome's Christmas pageant at a public school is ruled a violation of separation of church and state but another controversy unfolds with the arrest of a teacher.

Brock and his team must read the fine print when a young wife's death could lead to a sizable insurance payoff for either her husband or her sister.

Jill's father brings along a much younger love interest on his Thanksgiving visit. Meanwhile, Wambaugh catches his wife cheating, and Kenny and Max share dinner.

Jill and Zack discover an elderly woman dead and the evidence points to a mercy killing. Did a nun do the deed?

Kenny boxes with a former middleweight champ while Jill comes out fighting as a candidate for mayor.

Questions arise about a woman's death 10 years earlier, and Maxine investigates the possibility of murder instead of suicide.

Is Frank the potato man guilty of serial bathing? Rome struggles with misleading stereotypes and sexual harassment.

Brock takes a stand on ethics and the fate of Rome when the town's mayoral race opens up a Pandora's box of under-the-table dealings.

A circus midget wins sympathy with an animal-cruelty suit while a teacher with a brain tumor is forgotten.

Max's persistence at solving the case of a serial kidnapper leads to a dispute with the FBI.

Murder has come to Rome,Wisconsin! 

The small town of Rome, Wisconsin gets more excitement than it can handle when a famous rock band hits town just after the Tin Man is murdered during a production of "The Wizard of Oz."