Author Cormac McCarthy asks Mike and his Mystery Team to come to his ranch and help him find an ending for his latest novel. Mike discovers that the ranch is being haunted by the El Chupacabra - and rival author John Updike.
After receiving a cryptic message for help on an IBM punch card, Mike goes to the chess tournament where IBM's chess program Deep Blue and Grandmaster Garry Kasparov are having a rematch. Mike mistakes Garry for a Grand Wizard of the KKK.
After one too many fatal accidents involving Mike and astronauts such as Buzz Aldrin, Mike travels to the Moon to investigate the conspiracy behind the fact that he can't stop killing astronauts - or was it astronomers?
Mike wakes up with mysterious bites on his skin causing lots of itching. Following doctor's orders, he kicks Pigeon out of the house just in case it's mites and he's the carrier. But what if Mike's wrong?
A Chinese businessman plans to dig the world's largest canal through Nicaragua and only Mike can help him win the hearts and minds of the jungle dwellers who oppose it. But there's also that ancient prophecy about the end of the world.
While Mike goes to give a commencement speech at Miami University in Ohio, NOT Miami, a human trafficker takes Yung as compensation for Pigeon's gambling debt. Can Marquess and Pigeon save her before Mike gets home - or find another Yung?
A nice young couple with a cute dog wants to relocate from Phoenix. They ask a movers TV show and Mike and the gang to help them find the right new home for them. Their first choices are a ranch-style house and a haunted murder site.
While trying to lose weight, Mike gets a serious case of the munchies. Can he resist the pies from a local diner long enough to help Andrew, a desperate boy who might be a werewolf, find a girl who will go out with him more than once?
A terrified widow asks Mike and the gang to catch the chainsaw killer who dismembered her therapist husband and is now coming for her. Horrified, Marquess suggests that they call the police but Mike's too busy trying out his merchandise.
