Gomer and Carter go on a five-day survival test.

Gomer tries to capture a gang of thieves who have been robbing the Marine warehouse.

On maneuvers, Gomer leads the squad into an ambush.

Gomer is convinced he has been a ""goldbrick"" and stubbornly refuses to accept part of his paycheck -- even when the Pentagon orders him to do so.

Carter is driven crazy by the fact that no matter what he does to Gomer, Gomer still likes him.

Carter thinks Gomer is dying and tries to be nice to him.

Gomer is asked to escort a movie star and the Colonel's daughter to a dance.

Gomes tries to pass the obstacle course to please Sgt. Carter.

Carter gives Gomer a lift in his jeep and finds himself helping Gomer babysit.

A mother-daughter burglar team uses Gomer for their next heist.

Gomer and Slater accidentally take a detour on their way downtown and wind up on a round trip jet flight to Rome.

To the consternation and dismay of Sgt. Carter, Gomer breaks regulations and sneaks a recruit's girlfriend in to visit him in the barracks.

Carter sets Gomer up with a beautiful but unkissable Dragon Lady.

Gomer and Carter are taken in by a phony dance studio when they both sign lifetime contracts for lessons.

Gomer and Carter take the exam for the officer's training program.

A trouble-making recruit decides to use Gomer as his fall guy.

The men try to change Carter's mind when he decides to leave the Marine Corps.

Gomer adopts a pet skunk.

After a straight-laced lady Marine officer reports him for not saluting her, Gomer attempts to help transform her into an attractive woman.

Grandpa Pyle gives Gomer a good luck charm to help him gain self-confidence.

Gomer writes secret love letters to Carter in order to cheer him up.

Carter discovers that his girlfriend dumped him -- for Gomer.

Carter may reluctantly be forced to use Gomer as an honor guard -- he's one of the few who owns a dress-blue uniform.

MP Gomer mistakenly arrests a government inspector.

Gomer escorts the Colonel's daughter to the enlisted men's dance.