Benson

Clayton is mistaken for a reclusive fashion designer and kidnapped in Hong Kong, and all the clues seem to point the finger of guilt at Benson.

Benson and Kraus are forced to elude a police manhunt in Hong Kong in order to find the kidnapped Governor Gatling and Clayton

After Benson enlists him for a double date, Clayton falls madly in love with a beauty queen.

Benson tries to head off a romance between his newly divorced younger sister and his best friend.

At a reunion being held in his honor, Benson finds himself in the middle of a squabble over the future of the family business.

As acting governor, Benson unwittingly is placed in the middle of an international dispute between two small island nations.

When Benson needs an assistant, Kraus applies for the job.

A potentially fatal accident allows Benson to see what life would be like without him.

Problems during a road trip lead Kraus to consider leaving Benson's employ.

A business trip to Las Vegas exposes Benson's dream of performing and awakens Clayton's latent love for gambling.

A long night at the mansion gives everyone a chance to remember the person who most influenced their lives.

Benson's pointed critique of the President's budget policies land him and Governor Gatling in the White House.

When a dude ranch vacation convinces Gatling that he's fed up with being the governor, it's left to Benson to get him to come home.

Benson and Governor Gatling lead the staff in a drill to simulate the effects of a nuclear attack.

Kraus and Governor Gatling recall Benson's first difficult days in office.

Benson's veto of a bill angers Governor Gatling and threatens to ruin their friendship.

When he spots Katie and her cousin with their dates at a bar, Benson chooses not to say anything to Governor Gatling.

Benson's vote against a school bill enrages a powerful senator and makes the Lieutenant Governor the object of scorn from angry protestors.

Losing a prestigious award causes Clayton to slip off the deep end and believe he's Benson.

Benson goes undercover to expose a construction company's cheating to get state contracts.

When Benson discovers he's the heir to a men's magazine empire, he hires Clayton as his attorney in hopes of losing and having the will overturned.

Following his physical exam and first date with a beautiful doctor, a misunderstanding leads everyone to suspect that Benson is going to die.

Benson decides to run for lieutenant governor, only to find that getting the money to finance a winning campaign may mean he'll have to compromise his principles.