
In the Heat of the Night
Tibbs and Gillespie clash over the prime suspect in a young prostitute's murder.

Tibbs and Gillespie clash over the prime suspect in a young prostitute's murder.

Virgil Tibbs’s niece and Bubba Skinner's nephew find common ground -- and trouble -- in Sparta.

Tibbs finds the robbery suspect he killed is a young, unarmed girl.

Bubba Skinner is seduced by a beautiful lady who has taken residence in Sparta in order to write a novel.

Chief Bill Gillespie discovers that a longtime friend and sheriff of neighboring Butler County is a racist.

Several murders occur while Tibbs' former partner is visiting.

A woman's (Susan Blakely) claim she murdered her father because of incest shocks Gillespie.

Twenty years after a young woman is gruesomely murdered, a similar crime is committed.

An escaped killer and his girlfriend take Althea and a child hostage to ensure a getaway.

A man's six wives become murder suspects when he dies of food poisoning.

Though Tibbs was nearly killed, Gillespie still can't prove Epson is a drug trafficker.

Sparta is overjoyed when a local boy turned successful businessman offers to bring his business back home.

Emotions run high when a black businessman (Randy Brooks) comes to Sparta to buy the town's newspaper.

Gillespie and Tibbs have conflicting suspicions about a woman's murder.

When Virgil Tibbs joins the Sparta, MI, police, resentment festers in Chief of Police Bill Gillespie.

Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) and Forbes link a suspect to a witness of a hit-and-run fatality.

Businessman runs against Gillespie (Carroll O'Connor) for sheriff.

Mississippi sheriff (Carroll O'Connor) knows actress's (Sydne Rome) identity.

Mississippi policemen (Carroll O'Connor, Carl Weathers) hunt serial killer.

Forbes (Carl Weathers) clashes with a charismatic cult leader (Peter Fonda).