E1 - License to Steele

Aired: October 01, 1982

"License to Steele" is the premiere episode of the television series Remington Steele. This episode introduces and sets all the central elements of the series; the truth about Laura's fictional boss, the mysterious character posing as Steele, the romantic tension, Steele's love of old movies, et cetera.

E2 - Tempered Steele

Aired: October 08, 1982

Laura tackles a case of industrial espionage in a family-owned business while Steele enlists an old pal to help him install a burglar alarm.

E3 - Steele Waters Run Deep

Aired: October 22, 1982

A video game genius disappears just before a merger, with $5 million and the plans for his company's latest video game.

E4 - Signed, Steeled, & Delivered

Aired: October 29, 1982

Laura and Steele spend the weekend trying to keep a CIA researcher alive and on time for his wedding.

E5 - Thou Shalt Not Steele

Aired: November 05, 1982

A woman from Steele's past asks him to help her steal a valuable painting that Laura has already agreed to protect.

E6 - Steele Belted

Aired: November 12, 1982

A loser asks the agency to help him, but his alibi witness is found dead in Steele's apartment and his lawyer seems more interested in Laura than in the case.

E7 - Etched in Steele

Aired: November 19, 1982

Laura and Steele investigate the murder of an author whose steamy novels badly mirror her own married life.

E8 - Your Steele the One For Me

Aired: November 26, 1982

A lesson in detective work for Steele escalates a jaywalking accident into an encounter with Japanese gangsters.

E9 - In the Steele of the Night

Aired: December 03, 1982

Steele investigates a murder when Laura's former colleagues gather for a reunion and old grievances begin to re-emerge.

E10 - Steele Trap

Aired: December 10, 1982

A client commits suicide in the office so Steele and Laura attend a house party on an island owned by a wealthy publisher in his place in an attempt to find out why.

E11 - Steeling the Show

Aired: January 07, 1983

Steele comes to the aid of an aging B-movie queen whose daughter is trying to commit her and who someone is apparently trying to kill.

E12 - Steele Flying High

Aired: January 14, 1983

Steele gets involved with the murder of a naturalist when he serves on a committee to save the bald eagle.

E13 - A Good Night's Steele

Aired: January 21, 1983

Laura and Steele go undercover at a sleep-disorders clinic to investigate the disappearance of morphine and a doctor.

E14 - Hearts of Steele

Aired: January 28, 1983

Steele and Laura pose as a battling couple while they investigate murder attempts against an aggressive divorce lawyer.

E15 - To Stop a Steele

Aired: February 11, 1983

Laura and Steele wind up working for opposite sides of a jewelry theft when the frightened thief looks for help when someone else beats him to the jewel.

E16 - Steele Crazy After All These Years

Aired: February 18, 1983

Murphy's college homecoming is marred by a murder that awakens memories of a bombing on campus ten years before.

E17 - Steele Among the Living

Aired: February 25, 1983

Laura searches for a vanished artist whose works have suddenly appreciated in value, for both her husband and the owner of an art gallery.

E18 - Steele in the News

Aired: March 04, 1983

Laura and Steele investigate the increasingly dangerous pranks someone is pulling on the news team of a local television station.

E19 - Vintage Steele

Aired: March 15, 1983

Laura's former flame asks her help when he discovers a corpse in the trunk of his car, a corpse that keeps returning as they check out a winery he's involved with.

E20 - Steele's Gold

Aired: March 22, 1983

A prospector's journal stolen during a party leads Laura and Steele on a wild gold hunt through the desert.

E21 - Sting of Steele

Aired: April 05, 1983

Steele's mentor, Daniel Chalmers, comes to California to ask for Steele's help in dealing with a vindictive crook.

E22 - Steele in Circulation

Aired: April 12, 1983

Steele stops a distraught young man from killing himself then must find a missing girl and a ""borrowed"" $50,000 to keep him from trying again.