The Best Episodes of 77 Sunset Strip Season 4

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

Director: Montgomery Pittman

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

Jeff is hired by a movie executive who suspects the attempted murder of a parade Santa during a televised event may have been an attempt on the life of the actress sitting beside him.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

Stu chases a brilliant kidnapper with a flawless plan for escaping with a $1 million ransom.

Director: Sidney Salkow

Writer: N/A

The detectives provide security at a gem sale, but an expert discovers that some of the valuable jewels have been stolen from under their noses.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

A hijacker takes over the plane carrying Jeff and the runaway he was sent to find.

Director: Robert Douglas

Writer: Paul Savage

The detectives again team up to help Lt. Gilmore, who in this case is trying to solve the bombings of a lunchroom and a tailor shop.

Director: Sidney Salkow

Writer: N/A

Stu's date provides a vital clue in a $400,000 robbery.

Director: Leslie Goodwins

Writer: N/A

Kookie picks up a hitchhiking kid bound for Hollywood, and later comes to his rescue when the youth is suspected of a murder.

Director: N/A

Writer: Robert C. Dennis

Roscoe is duped into being the middleman for a botched mafia hit.

Director: Charles R. Rondeau

Writer: N/A

Undercover Roscoe falls in love while spying on a gang of hijackers, but his infatuation with a waitress proves dangerous for Kookie.

Director: Alan Rafkin

Writer: N/A

Kookie is hired to track down a missing beauty queen and a high-stakes poker game beomes lethal.

Director: Francis Lederer

Writer: Robert C. Dennis

Jeff's bedroom is invaded by a beautiful woman who wants him to investigate a mystery involving stolen jewels, murder, and sleepwalking.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

Jeff and Roscoe help a group of poor friends keep the fixer-upper mansion they've just bought.

Director: George Waggner

Writer: N/A

Stu becomes the target of a spy's revenge. A sequel to episode 31, ""Downbeat.""

Director: Montgomery Pittman

Writer: Montgomery Pittman

A successful new detective agency tries to buy Stu out. Kookie joins the firm of Bailey & Spencer as a detective.

Director: Jeffrey Hayden

Writer: N/A

Suzanne's spa getaway turns dangerous and she calls Jeff for help.

Director: Robert Douglas

Writer: N/A

Jeff checks into the background of a talent agency's newest find, a trumpet player.

Director: Jeffrey Hayden

Writer: N/A

Kookie and Jeff protect their godchild from becoming the target of a mobster's revenge.

Director: Michael O'Herlihy

Writer: N/A

Jeff is hired to test the security of a Naval base and enlists the help of Kookie, Suzanne, and Roscoe to go undercover to infiltrate the closely guarded facility.

Director: N/A

Writer: N/A

An amnesiac Stu wakes up in a small town with a wealthy woman claiming to be his bride, and a concerned waitress watching over him.

Director: Montgomery Pittman

Writer: Montgomery Pittman, Roger Smith

A murdered fisherman and a rich girl's concern for her troubled brother send Kookie and Jeff off on seemingly unrelated cases.

Director: Leslie H. Martinson

Writer: Richard L. Newhafer