Fred Piper, a jet-setting private eye who takes on cases no one else can solve. Right now he's trying to find out what happened to a missing millionaire, a task made difficult by the millionaire's wife. For some reason, she doesn't want Piper to question her identical twin sister (note the title ""Double Jeopardy"").

The admiral's wife dies, he tries to begin again and get along with his son.

Admiral Holloway has one big problem, his daughters! When suitors come knocking, they usually end up running.

When a bungling group of crooks get messed up with a bunch of incompetent cops you know the outcome.

Two friends are betrayed by the woman they love.

A pair of illicit lovers have been murdered, and prosecuting attorney Abe Perez is going all out to get a conviction against the dead man's wife, a wealthy socialite who used to date Perez.

After being captured the fliers resort to all kinds of mischief to disrupt the plans of the enemy.

Hannah King has two reasons for being in Rome: to win back her husband, who's courting an Arabian princess; and to land a role in Italian director Aldo Carmenelli's new art film.

After being invited for a big hunt, he soon realizes he is the game.

Eccentric research chemist Arthur Biddle isn't a safe man to be around: he's caused two plants to burn down and done extensive damage to another, managed to break a few traffic regulations, wrecked a policeman's motorcycle and has accidentally broken the arm of police chief Sinclair—who also happens to be his fiancee's father.

Sketches include “Pagoda Place,” after remarrying a wealthy Japanese woman learns that her husband is still alive; “The Putrid Six” stars Bob as a sinister bandit chief and Lee as a sissy gangster with Johnine Lee as Chiquita; and a police lieutenant (Bob) investigates Oscar nominee Rock Surly (Jonathan), who is suspected of murdering the other contenders.

Comedy about an inadequate spy.

Benjamin Boggs, a brilliant but acutely unlucky research scientist is persude by a world-renowned big game hunter who sets her romantic sights on Mr. Boggs. She is determined to ""bag"" him for her own, and never mind that he's already married.

In 1919, housewife Addie Joslin's act of kindness to a wandering war veteran forms the basis of a cruel misunderstanding.

Bob Hope's annual tour overseas: this time he hits Southeast Asia--Korea, Guam, the Philippines, Okinawa, Vietnam.

An actress comes between a man and his wife while on holiday.

A dancing record executive who is trying to sign up a star comedian.

Korean Kittens sing What'd I say. Vic Damone sings More and Strangers in the night for wounded soldier. Hope and Joey Heatherton do a song and dance. Joey sings Spanish Flea. Billy Graham gives pep talk to soldiers. Diane Shelton does acrobatic act. Appearances by Johnny Grant, Diane McBain. Tippi Hedren makes a short appearance. Skit with girls protesting Hope's treatment of them. Anita Bryant sings Silent night. Troupe visits wounded. Hope asks General Leo Wald why we must win. Other participants are Rita Feria (Miss World), Les Brown and his Band of Reknown, Phyllis Diller.

After her alcoholism devastates her life, her marriage ends and new love is found.

Stinson comes to terms with the help of a Sister.

A young interloper comes between a disgruntled wife and her older husband.

The story of jazz singer Lee Wiley, her failed marriage to bandleader Jess Stacy.

In a small southern town, the sheriff's wife is attracted to handsome Gabe Flanders, who is hitchhiking to California. Trouble ensues.

Also appearing in this variety special are Beryl Davis and and Los Angeles Dodger stars Sandy Koufax, Don Drysdale and Tommy Davis.

Four Kings is a World War II drama where four prisoners are serving life sentences. They are pulled out of jail by the US military and given an opportunity for a pardon. The ""brass"" isn't asking for much: all the four lifers are expected to do is sneak into Germany and steal the secret plans for the V2 missile.