Route 66

Tod and Buz, in Astoria, Ore., are working as crewmen on a fishing boat; a fisherman struggling with a trauma from his past makes a brutal, unprovoked attack on Tod.

A man (Buster Keaton) who believes he is a jinx proves himself when his brother (Joe E. Brown) is wrongly arrested; guest John Astin.

An aging former gangster, just released from prison, hires Tod and Buz when he feels that a person from his past is trying to kill him.

Buz vows to end the reign of a surfing "king" (Jeremy Slate) after seeing his callous reaction to a fellow surfer's senseless death.

After being the unwitting accomplice in a cruel practical joke, Buzz enlists Tod's aid to help the victim redeem himself.

Tod enlists horror-film actors (Boris Karloff, Peter Lorre, Lon Chaney Jr.) to get back at Buz, who won't share his hotel escort duties.

Tod and Buz wind up in the middle of a bitter family when they are boarders in a woman's house while working at an Oregon lumber mill.

A vicious criminal (Rod Steiger) escapes police custody and brings hostage Buz along on his hunt for long-hidden loot in Portland, Ore.

While working for a road-construction firm near Chicago, Buz and Tod are startled when the owner asks them to entertain his daughter.

Tod and Buz work as shark hunters for a doctor using sharks as lab specimens; the doctor, working under a research grant, has an unhappy jealous wife who wants him to return to private practice and support their son.

Tod and Buz attempt to help a troubled boy struggling with his conflicting feelings concerning his alcoholic father.

To impress her skeptical father, a psychic tells Tod he will kill Buz.

A strip-tease dancer tricks Tod into helping her escape a debt and runs home to Missouri, where no one about knows her job.

On the way into Memphis, Tod encounters a girl (Julie Newmar) he met once before who has come searching for a prospective bridegroom.

A famous novelist's daughter shoots her husband when she finds him with another woman.

A footloose man (Richard Basehart) arrives in Tennessee and proceeds to steal the heart of a country girl while recording folk singing.

Tod and Buzz encounter a bitter German man seeking to destroy his American father, whom he thinks deserted his mother.

Tod romances a mysterious girl (Lois Nettleton) who leads him through a puzzling maze of different identities; guest Robert Duvall.

Two orphans ask Tod to help them escape from their foster parents.

Todd joins a posse with an old general and his wife to track two holdup men.

Tod becomes the pawn in a deadly game between a bitter man (Ed Begley) and the ex-convict niece he hates because she killed her father.

Tod, still alone, is in Texas working as a tour guide at the Houston Zoo; he rescues a dazed young woman from the bear pit; she explains to Tod that she suspects her penniless stepfather has attempted to kill her wealthy mother and will try again.

A girl falls for a troubled Vietnam hero come back to find himself.

Linc falls for a troubled girl who has retreated from reality.

Linc falls for a mysterious girl who can stay underwater for a remarkable length of time.

Two Cuban jai-alai players oppose their brother's ties to Castro.

Tod and Linc, in the Tampa, Fla., visit Linc's former platoon leader; Linc learns that the once-peerless leader has suffered a brain injury which has reduced him mentally to a child; the story does not affect Linc's loyalty to the man.

Two rival heiresses involve Tod and Linc in their speedboat race.

A psychotic man fools his cousin into committing armed robbery.

Tod and Linc in Punta Gorda, Fla., are working at a Shell plant; a wealthy woman accuses Linc of having cut the dog with pruning shears; Linc is arrested and assumed guilty by the angry townspeople.

Tod and Linc are en route from St. Louis to Memphis, Tenn.; Tod defends a transient hobo from troublemakers; when the hobo is accused by a mob of vigilantes of bringing a sleeping virus into town, Tod once again helps him.