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An autistic man is the only witness to the murder of his brother.

It's no joke when the Viper team's assigned to protect a comedienne and her son, who's witnessed the murder of an undercover FBI agent.

A string of diamond thefts points to a notorious criminal, but she cooperates with the Viper team to catch whom she claims is the real culprit.

Cole's niece must live with the consequences of a fatal drunken driving accident; Frankie, Catlett and Cole uncover a drug ring at a local club.

Cole's girlfriend becomes a prime suspect in a million-dollar robbery.

Westlake's mother is captivated by a secret agent.

An escaped con looking for revenge happens to be Cole's former mentor.

When Cole discovers an old CIA buddy living on the streets, he's again led into a world of espionage and intrigue.

Cameron Westlake, a police officer, volunteers to spend a week helping her friend Elise Grayhawk, who run Camp Sasamat, a retreat for over worked executives. Hanley (Michael Mahonen) and his friend, Mike, plot to kidnap his former boss, Iris Bentine, and hold her for five million dollars ransom. Hanley had been a janitor at her corporation, but was fired and is very bitter about it. He plots revenge... Iris, and her assistant, Julie Stone, have come for a week long retreat in the wilderness. Here they are supposed to spend time in the woods, enjoying nature and learn team work skills as a ""get back to nature, and find your true self..."" experience; but, Iris is work driven and can not relax . She is annoyed that Julie talked her into taking time off from work. Hanley stops a pair of forest rangers, kills them and steals their uniforms. Then he and his Mike, pretending to be Rangers Crawford and Barnes, proceed to the woods to find and kidnap his former boss, Iris Bentine! Cole a

Cameron uncovers an illegal arms-smuggling ring---but not before Allie and a visiting scientist are kidnapped and forced to develop a highly advanced fighter jet.

An arson killing rings a bell for Cole, who investigated similar cases years ago and suspects they're related. His only lead is a mysterious woman who was on the scene.

Frankie befriends a self-proclaimed psychic who becomes involved in a plot to assassinate a senator.

Astor and Westlake must unravel a conspiracy after the secret formula is stolen from a soda company and its owner is murdered.

Astor and Westlake try to stop a man who's plotting to kill his ex-wife for her jewel necklace.

Astor and Westlake go under cover as a married couple to expose a ring of diamond thieves.

One of Westlake's old enemies resurfaces to exact revenge after escaping from prison.

After Catlett reads his brother's latest novel, fact becomes stranger than fiction as the plot line becomes real.

While staking out robbery suspects, Westlake finds out Astor isn't the man she thought he was.

Astor and Westlake try to locate a stolen cache of diamonds before some dangerous criminals take possession of them.

An apparent terrorist bombing camouflages an elaborate plot for an heir to claim her father's million-dollar pension.

Frankie bares all to uncover a blackmail-murder plot at a local strip club for women.

A computer disk becomes the key to catching a corrupt federal marshal.

A disgruntled former security officer decides to become a jewel thief.

Thieves after a new weapon have the Viper team trapped in an abandoned refinery.

A crime lord's murder threatens to reveal government corruption.

An electric shock causes Astor's brain implant to malfunction, turning him back into a criminal.

An artificial heart that will save the life of a young girl is stolen.

Westlake kills the lover of a professional assassin during a prison break, and soon finds herself targeted for revenge.

Joe teams with a police detective--a suspected vigilante--to find the culprit behind the murder of Outfit thugs.

As part of a plan to destroy the Viper, the Outfit kidnaps Julian and forces him to upgrade its own urban assault vehicle.

Joe falls for the inventor of a highly efficient car battery, but painful memories of his murdered fiancee surface when her life is threatened. Meanwhile, the discovery of a long-lost concept car shocks everyone.

A foreign dignitary visiting the U.S. becomes the new target of the assassin who previously killed her father.

A series of deaths links to an old case, but someone does not want Astor and Westlake to reopen it.

A Japanese detective, in town to extradite an assassin, goes head-to-head with an international crime boss.

Astor agrees to have the brain implant removed; a distraught Westlake must focus on saving a kidnapping victim.

Joe's former partner in crime (Jason Carter) is sprung from prison by the Outfit in order to locate the Viper.

The massacre of four undercover cops, all of them set to share information regarding the mob, leads the team to seek help from a helicopter squad that's Viper's aerial equivalent.

Joe faces a terrifying choice when the doctor who performed memory-altering surgery on him offers to restore his criminal identity.

The Viper returns to the streets of Metro City. The new prototype is given to Ex-CIA operative Thomas Cole (Jeff Kaake) and his team: Technician Frankie Waters (Joe Nipote) and systems programmer Dr. Allie Farrow (Dawn Stern). After the death of her partner, police officer Cameron Westlake (Heather Medway) joins the Viper team. The team then concentrates on taking Dekker, a rogue trucker who has been terrorizing the city.

Westlake witnesses Cole's death, only to learn that he's alive and well---and working as an informant for a powerful crime family.

Cole's former fiancée, who says she's dying and needs a bone-marrow transplant, convinces Cole to temporarily release a prisoner whose marrow matches hers.

Joe Astor returns to drive the new Viper when Thomas Cole is reassigned after blowing up the old Viper.