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Opening with "With A Hey and A Hi and A Ho Ho Ho," Dennis and Mr. Anderson turn to stealing art.
Opening with "The Blue Tail Fly," Dennis leaves the drug store and takes work at the post office.
Opens with "Who Put That Dream In Your Eye?" as Dennis sells radio time and takes over a morning talk show with Mildred.
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Opening with "The Same Old Shillelagh," Dennis quietly enters Mrs. Anderson's baby photo in a contest and it wins.
Dennis buys a cab and drives it, then learns one of his riders means to take over the whole town.
Opening with "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover," Dennis fights to keep the Weaverville station.
Opening with "There Ought To Be A Society," a newspaper interview leads Dennis to say some things about women that land him in trouble.
Opening with "Baby Face," Dennis dreams he is a stage star in 1912, and Frank Nelson drops a line.
Opening with "A Fella With An Umbrella," Dennis meets his old Navy mate, now a great showman.
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Opening with "When The Red, Red Robin Comes Bob Bobbin' Along," Dennis lays a bet by accident and races to stop the bookie.
Opening with "Takin' Miss Mary To The Ball," Dennis pledges $50,000 to his old school.
Dennis poses as an eccentric French count and an undercover investigator in an elaborate scheme to thwart two jewel thieves and win over Mildred's father.
Dennis attends a lively men club smoker with Mister Anderson, triggering comedic misunderstandings when exaggerated party stories circulate through the neighborhood.
Dennis Day and the Anderson family take in an eccentric new boarder who causes domestic pandemonium, accompanied by guest star Judy Canova.
Dennis Day sings A Fellow With an Umbrella and uses gentle humorous persuasion to convince a runaway boy to return home safely.
Dennis Day gets coerced into scouting rival football playbook strategies for the local high school squad with absurdly comical consequences.
Opening with "It's A Most Unusual Day," Dennis is fired and falls into a racket selling fake oil rights off the Texas coast.
Opening with "Buttons and Bows," Dennis finds a love letter, decides Mildred loves someone else, and sets out to make her jealous.
Opening with "The Matador," Dennis badly needs $85, and the Andersons decide he took Mrs. Anderson's diamond earring.
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Opening with "You Lied To Me With Kisses," Dennis, now Scoops Day, gets the lovelorn column on the local paper.
Opening with "Clancy Lowered The Boom," Dennis becomes Miraculo, The Mental Marvel to get back Mr. Anderson's old love letters.
Opening with A Little Bird Told Me, Dennis takes work as a stable hand at the Mayfair Riding Academy.
Opening with "Look Up," Dennis gets work with the new mayor, who thinks Dennis is a friend of President Truman and makes him city manager.
Opening with I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm, Dennis calls off Mrs. Anderson's dinner guests so he can go himself.
Opening with "Gal In Galveston," Dennis goes to a Father and Son dinner at Weaverville University and a mix-up gets his exam a perfect 100.
Opening with "Look Up," Dennis goes for his birth certificate so he can elope with Mildred and learns the records have him dead ten days.
Opening with "Cruising Down The River," Dennis is loath to go to his school reunion.
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