Holmes and Yoyo - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Pilot
An experienced, but accident-prone, detective is paired with a new partner: a not-quite perfected humanoid robot.
Funny Money
After Holmes unwittingly tries to pass a counterfeit $20 bill, officials throughout the police department discover their wallets are filled with bogus money.
The Dental Dynamiter
Holmes and Yoyo set out to investigate the bombings of dentists' offices all over town.
The Last Phantom
Someone is trying to do away with a movie director, but Holmes and Yoyo have trouble finding a suspect because nearly everyone at the studio has a reason for committing the crime.
Yoyo Takes a Bride
Yoyo and Maxine go undercover as a pair of honeymooners at a resort hotel, but the computerized Yoyo isn't programmed to respond romantically and Maxine isn't aware he's a robot.
The Thornhill Affair
Holmes and Yoyo go undercover to thwart a plot to steal a world-famous gem.
The K-9 Caper
Holmes and Yoyo go after a purse snatcher who is described as about 30 inches in height, weighing 80 pounds and covered with brown hair.
The Hostages
While Holmes and Yoyo are being held hostage, Yoyo realizes that his battery is going dead, his circuits have shorted and his cooling system has broken down.
Key Witness
Holmes and Yoyo are sent to protect a frightened informant, but they end up scaring the witness even more than the prospect of a reprisal by the mob.
Dead Duck
Holmes and Yoyo set up to break up an extortion ring by testifying against the leader, but Yoyo can't testify because he's a robot and Holmes is afraid of the Mob.
Connection, Connection II
One of Holmes' reliable contacts reveals that an important person with City Hall connections is bringing in "stuff" from abroad.
The Cat Burglar
Someone is stealing precious felines for ransom from prosperous ladies, and Holmes and Yoyo set out to catch the catnapper.
Bye, Bye Bennie
Holmes and Yoyo are waiting as "Big Bad" Bennie Brown, who is wanted by the Kansas City police, arrives in town.
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