I like just about all of them, but one comes to mind right now as very interesting. It was during the brief period that Sonny was married to Sheena Easton's character. She goes to California to promote a new album and he goes with her. They've just been married. The tabloids poke around to find background on her new husband, and they come up with Sonny's cover identity, Sonny Burnette, the drug dealer. It makes the papers. Neither Sonny nor Sheena can deny it, because his undercover work depends on his false identity being believed. So, it's a public relations nightmare for her. Meanwhile, two evil executives in the record company she records with decide to kill her to make her "final" album more popular. When they hear that Sonny is a drug dealer, they're at first taken aback, but decide to try and incorporate him into their plan. It doesn't quite work out for them.

I liked the episode that had Sonny 'turn". The one where he wore his hair in a short pony tail. He nearly killed his partner in a gun battle.The Vice squad spent most of the show trying to figure out if he had really turned. It was a confusing episode and intense. They made his life as a wealthy dealer look appealing and exciting in some other-worldly way. I recall being very drawn into that episode.

"The Home Invaders" episode seemed to identify a crime that wasn't well-known by average citizens at the time. I think it made people, especially rich people, aware that there are such criminals who specialize in entering people's homes for reasons other than burglary. I also like the pilot movie of the series.

I like the one wher Sonny lost his memory and thought he was his alter-ego Sonny Burnett!!