Benson

Benson goes undercover to find out if the lieutenant governor is taking bribes.

Benson is shocked to learn he is the sole heir to the Playbird magazine empire.

Benson's pleasure turns to panic when his doctor (Jayne Kennedy) wants to meet him to discuss the results of his annual physical.

After Benson decides to run for lieutenant governor, he learns that a major supporter expects to be repaid with political favors.

Just as Benson's campaign money runs out, an unexpected benefactor arrives on the scene.

Benson, the governor and Kraus become involved in international espionage.

Benson attempts to rescue Clayton, Kraus and the governor from a Hong Kong fashion tycoon.

Benson's plans to hire an executive assistant are fouled up by a nebbish with political clout.

Benson fixes Clayton up with a date; Clayton falls for a woman who doesn't want him.

Benson is taken aback by his sister's rejection of his brotherly advice.

Benson visits with his brother and uncle, whom he hasn't seen in years.

Benson fears he may have started World War III when a lover's quarrel erupts between two of the representatives at a trade meeting.

While unconscious after tripping and falling, Benson dreams about Christmas with his mother.

When their car breaks down on a country road, Benson and Kraus spend the night at a truck stop where Kraus fends off the advances of a burly truck driver.

Benson gets caught up in a sea of red tape when the mayor plans to outlaw breakdancing.

Benson, the governor, Kraus and Clayton recall people who have influenced their lives.

On a trip to Las Vegas, Katie and the Governor do some bonding, Clayton does some gambling, and Benson and Kraus take part in a lounge act.

Benson's criticism of federal budget cuts reaches the president's desk.

A burned-out Governor Gatling decides to play cowboy at a dude ranch.

The staff attempts to run the state government from a shelter during a nuclear-attack exercise.

The governor is upset when Benson vetoes a legislative bill that he favored.

Benson and Clayton discover Katie and her cousin in a bar with a pair of college men.

Benson's tie-breaking vote on a school bill leads to a conflict with a powerful senator.

Clayton flips his lid when he learns the lieutenant governor has been named Man of the Year.