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The bathtub overflows while Ward and June are away for the night.

Bad school-bus behavior gets Beaver suspended.

The owner of a successful diet-candy business is charged with murdering a gambler who held the formula for her product.

A new undercover narcotics officer is suspected of holding up a liquor store.

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In-depth study of the word of God.

Charles Stanley, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta, shares his insights on Christian faith and enlightens viewers with spiritual motivation.

The bathtub overflows while Ward and June are away for the night.

Bad school-bus behavior gets Beaver suspended.

When he plans to ride shotgun on a stage carrying a bank shipment, Jess is asked to look the other way and allow a robbery, but when Jess tries to have the man arrested, the office manager refuses to press charges.

Jess finds remains of a U.S. Army wagon that disappeared during the war that contained $60,000 in gold.

Slim and Jess try to help a mysterious stranger who's been hiding in the mountains, killing Sherman cattle and leaving gold pieces to pay for the animals.

The Rev. Giddings is all set to wed Polly -- until the surprise arrival of her 10-year-old son; Essie sees Debra with Swede.

Chance Buckman (John Wayne) has one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. He, his assistant Greg (Jim Hutton) and his team of skilled firefighters extinguish raging oil field fires all over the world, cheating death every time. Madelyn (Vera Miles), his wife, is tired of worrying about Chance every time he leaves, and their marriage is beginning to fall apart. As Chance falls for Greg's daughte

While on patrol, a call comes in from a woman who is sure she hears the roar of a lion in her neighborhood. They then pursue a suspect in a holdup, and Malloy is the focus of an article written by his partner.

Malloy draws a police rookie as a partner when Reed draws desk duty.

Members of a drug cartel strand Hondo and a drug dealer in rough terrain to keep them from testifying.

The owner of a successful diet-candy business is charged with murdering a gambler who held the formula for her product.

The paramedics dread an upcoming inspection by their reportedly strict battalion commander; an accident traps teenagers in their car.

While on patrol, a call comes in from a woman who is sure she hears the roar of a lion in her neighborhood. They then pursue a suspect in a holdup, and Malloy is the focus of an article written by his partner.

Malloy draws a police rookie as a partner when Reed draws desk duty.

A psychiatrist refuses to divulge the name of a known arsonist in his care; and the Twelfth Precinct holds an open house that attracts only vagrants.

A man whose name was changed after he testified against the mob is falsely arrested for attempted robbery.

Another sketch of kitchen commercials; the world's oldest baggage handler; a businessman summoned to an IRS meeting brags about how he outsmarted the government; guest Neil Sedaka.

Beaver wins a bike at the movie theater on the day he was told to stay home.

June sends Beaver's teacher a nude baby picture of Beaver for a school contest.

Chip resists taking a trip with a boy he dislikes; Bub dabbles in painting.

Widower Steve Douglas raises a trio of boys.

Four armed bandits, always disguised in red masks, hold up six cocktail lounges in as many weeks.

Joseph Prince is a leading voice in proclaiming the gospel around the world through his ministry.

Pastor Doug Batchelor reveals facts about biblical events and brings new insight to frequently asked questions in Christianity.

Noted for her humanitarian ministry efforts to aid suffering people around the world, Bible teacher Joyce Meyer reaches out to both Christians and non-Christians as she illustrates how to make each day better by applying biblical principles to every activity.

James and Betty discuss how to bring God's blessings to Earth by holding to His principles in one's everyday life.

A husband- and-wife team robs pharmaceutical trucks after slipping the drivers pills that render them temporarily unconscious.

Thieves target unsuspecting drivers for credit card theft, until a victim notifies the Highway Patrol.

While on patrol, a call comes in from a woman who is sure she hears the roar of a lion in her neighborhood. They then pursue a suspect in a holdup, and Malloy is the focus of an article written by his partner.

Malloy draws a police rookie as a partner when Reed draws desk duty.

Hazel bypasses a scheming politician when the governor comes to the Baxters' for lunch.

Mr. Griffin and his nemesis both enjoy Hazel's sense of humor.

Beaver wins a bike at the movie theater on the day he was told to stay home.

June sends Beaver's teacher a nude baby picture of Beaver for a school contest.

Chip resists taking a trip with a boy he dislikes; Bub dabbles in painting.

Widower Steve Douglas raises a trio of boys.

Darrin's sexy Italian client tries seduce him; Serena turns her into a monkey.

Darrin is frantic when one of his clients is turned into a monkey.

Stempel brings a gambler (Phil Bruns) and his wife (Sheree North) to town, knowing Jason can't resist the urge to gamble.

Willie and Terry ignore a call from an elderly woman known to "cry wolf," not knowing this time is for real; guest Joan Blondell.

Mason returns to his alma mater, where he is called on to defend an educator accused of killing an unpopular professor.

A rich widower believed to be guilty of his wife's mysterious death is himself murdered.

George and Louise think they've both found the perfect new maid.

When George is convinced that he's no longer attractive, Louise attempts to rekindle the flames of romance in his heart.

A small insurance company retains Mason to look into a mysterious outbreak of apparent heart attacks.

Over the objections of the station repairman, Gage and DeSoto attempt to fix a rescue vehicle themselves, with embarrassing results.

The officers tangle with a bow-and-arrow-wielding Indian and with an armed and wounded robber.

A shooting spree, a bar brawl and a dead husband occupy officers.

A black doctor claims to be cursed by vodoo; Dietrich and Levitt haul in a brokerage firm employee suspected of embezzlement.

Late-night visitors to the precinct include an irate tourist and an insomniac who's convinced that he'll be possessed by a succubus once he dozes off.

Mr. Tudball has a hard time coordinating a fire-safety plan with Mrs. Wiggins; a soldier stranded in a desert with a commanding officer; a parody of 1930s Mickey Rooney/Judy Garland musicals; guest Ken Berry.