When a relative of Hardcastle's passes away, he travels out of state for the funeral, with McCormick along for the ride.

Mark is not upset and Milt is determined to figure out why. Set after the series ended.

Follow up to "The Birthday Present."

Early on in the series, Frank meets Mark.

A Mother's Day story from Gulls Way.

McCormick's point-of-view on several pivotal points in his schooling.

The reason for McCormick's injury isn't as obvious as it seems.

A history of Hardcastle and McCormick's cars...told in miniature.

A colorful little story in honor of Easter.

McCormick is reluctant to admit how Hardcastle's shooting and Weed's death have affected him. But is now really the time for restraint?

Sonny's good fortune causes grief for Mark.

In the first season of "Hardcastle and McCormick," there was also Sarah. This is a small glimpse into what McCormick and Sarah's relationship might have been like.

McCormick must face his past to make decisions about his future.

JJ Beale just won. Or did he?

Hardcastle and McCormick spend the holiday season together.

Can a man who is a facile liar still have integrity, and swear to uphold the law?

McCormick can't even go Christmas shopping without getting into trouble.

After the funeral of a contemporary, the judge is feeling particularly low, so Mark tries to help the best he can.

The judge and McCormick discuss an accommodation, by either definition, in the den on Christmas Eve.

Early in their partnership the eating machine stops.

Will Hardcastle's budding romance blossom or wilt in the presence of Mark McCormick?

Hardcastle solves another mystery in a missing scene from "Something's Going On On this Train."

What if Mark didn't go with Hardcastle to Washington?

It's canines and Rat Packs. (Missing Scenes from "McCormick's Bar and Grill.")

Mark's first love threatens to derail his plans for a law career.