Benson

After stopping a fleeing robber, Benson finds that he's being sued for damages by the criminal and his well-known attorney.

Benson worries that romance played a part in his convincing an influential Senator to vote in favor of Clayton's new bill.

The return of Governor Gatling's estranged brother a twenty-five-year-old grudge.

A storm Halloween night, Benson challenges the Grim reaper in a life or death game that will determine his fate, and that of forty-one missing high school students.

While in Berlin on State business, Benson and Kraus are mistaken for American spies.

Clayton's misguided attempt to take credit for a multi-million-dollar budget surplus puts Benson in political hot water.

A helicopter crash strands Benson, Governor Gatling, Clayton and their golf pro in the desert.

After a helicopter crash, the only hope for the Governor, Clayton and their golf pro rests with Benson learning to fly the damaged chopper.

Clayton convinces Benson to join him in buying a champion purebred dog whose services he intends to sell for breeding.

The return of Halley's Comet causes Kraus to dream she and Benson are the last people left on Earth.

Clayton's nomination to succeed Benson as Budget Director uncovers a secret relationship that threatens to derail his appointment.

Benson finds that hosting his fun-loving nephew is a challenge he may not be up to meeting.

Benson uncovers a bureaucratic snafu that has left a disabled Vietnam veteran dispirited over the sudden loss of his benefits.

The murder of a prima donna film director casts suspicion towards Benson.

The murder of a film director forces Benson to clear his own name as the killer.

A phone call from Senator Hartford leads Benson to suspect she's going to ask him to get married.

Clayton resorts to some underhanded tricks to disrupt the wedding between his father and his a young fiancée.

After he's pardoned, a wrongfully imprisoned man demands to be sent back to the prison he's called home for twenty-five years.

A whirlwind climb up the social ladder leaves a naïve Kraus open to exploitation by a savvy insider.

Upon diving into the singles scene, Governor Gatling accuses Benson of trying to steal his date.

Benson accepts his party's nomination for governor, only to find that Gatling is using a loophole to run for another term.

Senator Tyler's dirty campaign tactics widen the rift between Benson and Gatling as the too close to call race for governor nears an end.