Benson

Benson's early arrival from a Hawaiian vacation leads him into having to pretend that he and Kraus are married.

An article in Katie's school newspaper prompts Clayton to sue Benson for slander.

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

Benson finds himself responsible for making funeral arrangements for a plumber that died while working on his kitchen sink.

Governor Gatling taps Benson to break some bad news to a wealthy sheik.

After winning the state's first lottery, Benson is suddenly besieged with request for charitable donations.

Benson's friends are worried when that upcoming testimony in the trial of a mob family has placed in him danger.

When a snowstorm closes the roads and upsets a delicate labor negotiation, Benson is left babysitting his neighbor's infant daughter.

Governor Gatling's romance with an old high school classmate jeopardizes the political support from a powerful senator.

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

A trip to Florida with the governor and Benson exposes Pete's fears of becoming a father.

Benson offers to get Gladys Knight & the Pips to perform at the governor's annual charity telethon.

A classmate of Katie's tries to play matchmaker between Benson and his mother.

Being named Bachelor of the Month makes Benson too popular for his own good.

A security check prior to the arrival of the President of the United States raise questions about Benson's identity.

When Benson agrees to judge a local beauty pageant, he finds himself pressured to vote for his friend's favorite contestants.

When Denise goes into labor, a faulty elevator leaves Benson and Governor Gatling having to delivery the baby themselves.

Clayton resigns in anticipation of being made head of his family's business, only to find that the job is being offered to Benson.

Kraus enlists Benson in an effort to keep an old hotel from falling to the wrecking ball.

Being chosen to receive the Governor's Humanitarian Award reveals a medical clinic operator's lack of formal training as a doctor, landing him and Benson in jail for practicing medicine without a license.

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

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.