Benson

Benson hates air travel, even the safe kind, which doesn't help much when the governor has to take over the controls of their private jet after the pilot has a heart attack.

Comical bewilderment grips the executive mansion after Benson is hospitalized -- and he proves to be the most hilarious patient ever -- with a mysterious malady that has all the doctors stumped.

Benson discovers a secret compartment in the woodwork, and an old letter infects Governor Gatling and his staff with gold fever.

Benson dresses up as a soldier and finds himself in hilarious trouble at a wild costume party at the executive mansion -- an affair complicated by the presence of a priceless gold statue and a plot by foreign revolutionaries to steal it.

Murphy's Law is operating full time when Benson tries to organize a reception for an important industrialist, and Katie is jealous of her father's hostess, pretty Lily.

Benson agrees to a short truce in his feud with Gretchen Kraus, the cook, in order to help her achieve her dream of American citizenship.

A summer romance turns into a nightmare for Benson when the lady follows him home and threatens to disrupt a religious conference at the Governor's mansion.

Everyone is brokenhearted at the governor's mansion when the boss decides to send his daughter Katie away to boarding school and Benson is powerless to intervene.

Benson's attempt to conduct a romantic interlude in his new apartment becomes a comical disaster when Pete has a terrible confrontation with his ex-wife and comes knocking on Benson's door, seeking shelter and constant attention.

One of the governor's press secretary's gambits involves a reluctant Benson in the Big Buddy program for kids from broken homes, and Katie, the governor's daughter, nearly faces a shoplifting rap as a result.

Marcy's wedding arrangements are proceeding smoothly with the help of Benson's genius for organizing, but then her mother arrives to throw a monkey wrench in the works.

When the governor goes on the air live, a lover's quarrel erupts in the studio, and even Benson gets into the act when the cameras roll.

Benson and Marcy turn the governor's mansion into the scene of a riotous charade in order to help Kraus save face with a childhood rival who is visiting from Germany ?- and expects to find Kraus married to the governor.

When Benson's mother comes to visit, the governor and his staff do their best to make her feel welcome, but no one expects the tragedy which follows.

When Clayton receives death threats after foiling a bribe attempt, he's forced to move into the governor's mansion where his constant demands for attention have Benson and the rest of the staff ready to kill him themselves.

As a surrogate father to his young friend Mike, Benson has mixed feelings, particularly after the boy falls out of a tree and breaks his arm.

Katie recalls outrageously funny, behind?the?scenes action in the executive mansion as she writes a heartwarming essay about her father, Benson and other members of "her family."

Benson and the staff undergo a hilarious siege when a decision by the governor prompts protestors to march on the executive mansion and sets off a colorful flow of mysterious threats.

Police trap the governor, Benson and Clayton in a palace of pleasure where they've gone to help a sick friend, a hilarious story that is true, but hard to sell to the vice squad of the TV news team gathered outside.

Emergency measures require the Governor to run the state from the kitchen when an earthquake wrecks a wing of the mansion trapping Benson and Clayton in the supply room.

Benson is afraid he's going to go crazy with all the love and attention lavished on him by Kraus in a hilarious change in their relationship that occurs after the quick?thinking Benson saves her life.

Upon the death of his Budget Director, Governor Gatling's appointment of Benson unleashes a harsh attack by a political rival.

Benson goes undercover to investigate poor conditions inside a state penitentiary.