The Best Episodes of 77 Sunset Strip

Stu, Jeff, and Kookie tell Rex three very different versions of the events that launched the agency.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: Roger Smith

Stu's search for the owner of some oil-rich land in Oklahoma takes him to Connecticut, and a black man who is passing for white.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Stu Bailey is hired by the greedy relatives of a silent film star to prove her incompetent so that they can get their hands on the money she is spending to finance a remake of her old hit ""Foolish Girl"".

Director: Richard L. Bare

Writer: N/A

Stu Bailey and four other survivors of a plane crash at sea reach an isolated island only to discover that it is the target of an H-bomb test.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

Jeff's attempts to rescue a kidnapped mob witness lead to a lethal game of tag.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: Roger Smith

Stu finds himself in a ghost town, plagued by a ghostly voice that promises him a terrible death.

Director: Montgomery Pittman

Writer: N/A

Jeff Spencer is hired by a fashion designer to protect her ex-con husband, who has evidence that would convict a man engaged in revenge killings.

Director: James V. Kern

Writer: N/A

Jeff Spencer is hired by a woman to get divorce evidence against her husband, but her real plan is to murder him and frame Jeff for the crime.

Director: Boris Sagal

Writer: Gerald Drayson Adams, Charles Hoffman

Bailey & Spencer are hired by a Washington attorney to protect his wife after a man on a plane trip suggests they swap murders.

Director: James V. Kern

Writer: Howard Browne

Jeff is caught by the criminals he was tracking to an abandoned farmhouse.

Director: Montgomery Pittman

Writer: N/A

Stu ends up holding the bag when he's hired to help fake a robbery for the heir to a criminal family.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

Kookie befriends a pretty teenager who is kidnapped, making him think that she is a runaway heiress and causing Bailey and Spencer to become involved.

Director: Montgomery Pittman

Writer: N/A

A mobster's cronies put out a hit on Stu, who is the main witness against the criminal.

Director: William J. Hole Jr.

Writer: Montgomery Pittman

Stu Bailey's infatuation with a beautiful woman leads him into blackmail and suspicion of murder.

Director: Douglas Heyes

Writer: N/A

Stu Bailey is hired to find ot who is passing counterfeit chips in a Las Vegas casino.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: N/A

Jeff Spencer tries to help a friend with a gambling problem, who has become an assassin's target after becoming involved in a race-fixing scheme.

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Writer: N/A

Stu Bailey is hired by a woman to prove that she is innocent of the mercy killing of her invalid husband.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

In the process of recovering a stolen diamond tiara, Rex and Kookie uncover the identity of a former Nazi who is also a killer.

Director: Irving J. Moore

Writer: N/A

Someone calling himself R.E. Venge begins sending threatening letters and trying to kill Jeff.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: Montgomery Pittman

A cat burglar who dons the costumes of films past confounds Stu.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

A former rodeo star interrupts a wedding, threatening to expose secrets from the bride's past.

Director: Gene Reynolds

Writer: John K. Butler

The detectives turn their skills toward helping Lt. Gilmore, who's apparently being set up.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

Solo private eye Stu Bailey tries to locate a missing singer before a professional killer does.

Director: Richard L. Bare

Writer: N/A

Jeff Spencer is hired by the lawyer son of a former gangster to prevent his wrathful father from taking vengeance on the crminals who kidnapped him.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: James Barnett

Stu Bailey loans his convertible to Kookie for a date, only to find that the young man has been arrested for reckless driving.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: James Gunn