Stu is about to leave Hawaii when he is caught up in an investigation of counterfeiters. Dan and Kim from Hawaiian Eye make brief appearances. A woman suspected of being a conduit to the crooks falls for Stu. Things get complicated when the woman's friend is someone Stu wants to get to know better for the case. Written by Scott Scherrer

Man fleeing a murder scene is unaware a pretty runaway is hiding in his backseat. When they arrive at 77 Sunset Strip, Kookie avidly takes in the teenager to protect her from the killers. But the ginchy Carrie doesn't want to hide, she's come to Hollywood to crash the movies and meet Sugarfoot. Bailey and Spencer's sleazy rival, Shamus Legs Carson weasels in on the case when he hears there's a big reward for finding the starstruck teen. Written by David Stevens

A high end charity fundraiser is being held at Dino's, the private event being televised to bring further publicity. Among the highlights are the six young socialites chosen from around the country to model a total of $1 million dollars worth of jewels being loaned by jeweler, Halevy. Stuart has been hired by the insurance company to oversee the security of the jewels. After the organizers deal with a medical incident where Miss Boston Laura Stanley, a diabetic, goes into what is eventually deemed insulin shock, Halevy notices that the Morfield diamond necklace she was wearing, it valued at $100,000, has been replaced by a fake. The incident occurred when Stuart was dealing with another issue in the main room, namely throwing out known jewel thief, Phil Ashton. Halevy eventually receives a ransom request to pay the $100,000 after what would be the end of the charity event for return of the diamond, which may be a more palatable option to the insurance company than they paying the ... Written by Huggo

Stu's on the lam for 2 murders committed after he tracked the victims down for an acid-tongued talk radio host who's about to ink a big TV deal. Police chief Happy Happerson hunts Stu, while Kookie and company scramble after the other 2 targets on the shock jock's list, before they take the big sleep too. The scandalmonger's Hollywood agent keeps leaving town. Is she the shooter ? Written by David Stevens

Crime syndicate hires a gambler to layoff racetrack bets to out-of-state bookies to keep the odds from diving. The go-between Lonnie Drew is an old pal of Jeff Spencer, whose help is needed when Drew suspects that he's going to be set up with a briefcase full of hot semolians. It's a boat race scheme, i.e. the other horses' owners are paid to lose to the long-shots backed by the Syndicate. Written by David Stevens

An opera diva is almost sandbagged on stage, but she doesn't want any gendarmes involved, so her manager hires opera-loving Stu to investigate. Posing as her new paramour, Stu flushes her torch-bearing ex-husband and a hot-tempered tenor out of the scenery as suspects. Kookie almost ankles from his square, undercover assignment as a spear-carrier, but a blonde ingénue from the Bronx keeps him on task. Written by David Stevens

Jeff brushes off Gil's warning that Shorty Adams, who Jeff helped put behind bars five years ago and vowed revenge if he ever had the opportunity, has escaped from prison as yet another person who has said as much in the heat of the moment of the time but has not carried through. Gil and Jeff are both somewhat right and somewhat wrong in that Shorty, mortally wounded from the escape, does come looking for Jeff and holds him at gunpoint, but solely to give Jeff some information and make sure he stays to listen before Shorty dies of his injuries. Shorty admits to being involved in another $250,000 diamond heist with Lennie Paris, who was always suspected but who was never caught and is now in hiding, and the diamonds never recovered. To get back at Lennie for double crossing him, Shorty hid the diamonds before he went to prison. He tells Jeff where the diamonds are hidden solely so that Jeff will recover and return the diamonds and split the reward money with Shorty's daughter, Vicky, ... Written by Huggo

Stuart is approached by two old colleagues, government agent Jim Beck and preeminent former German rocket scientist Kurt Von Paulus who was among those convoyed by the Allieds to work for them in 1945, on a matter of national security. One of the men in Stuart's company at the time, Staff Sgt. Tom Handeman, was in charge of locating one of those scientists, August Redding, who he found dead. Tom, who deserted in 1946, apparently stole Redding's plans for a long range missile guidance system, which at the time was not of any use militarily. Handeman, who has come out of hiding in Frankfurt, is willing to sell the now invaluable plans to the US, and will only deal with Stuart in knowing and trusting him. It will be a cloak and dagger operation as Stuart knows Tom will not want to meet in the open, and Stuart has to have the documents authenticated in some way before making final payment. Once in Frankfurt, Stuart finds he has unexpected support on the ground in the form of Maj. George ... Written by Huggo

Seductive widow suspected of offing her husband via an industrial accident, when she goes after PI Jeff Spencer and almost every available (and unavailable) man at her husband's plant. When an anonymous note alleges the worker was murdered, the factory's insurance company hires Jeff to investigate. Written by David Stevens

Having re-apprehended Pierre D'Albert aka the Bel Air Burglar in Manila, Stuart is accompanying him in handcuffs back to Los Angeles on a commercial flight via Honolulu, D'Albert who will be behind bars for five to seven years for his crimes. On the initial leg of the flight, the pilot is forced to make a crash landing in the ocean during a typhoon, the only seeming survivors, who are able to swim to a nearby island, being Stuart, Pierre, Dave and Amanda Connell, their fourteen year old daughter Barrie Connell, and Dave's business associate Carol Miller. What Amanda and Barrie don't know is that Dave and Carol's subsequent business trip to San Francisco following landing in Los Angeles is only a guise for them to begin an affair. The six discover that although the island is seemingly deserted, it was recently a US Navy outpost, with enough rations to last them for days, although nothing else, like the radio, are working. Stuart is eventually able to determine by the large target ... Written by Huggo

When a rich widow and her step-daughter are targeted by a fortune-hunter in debt, Jeff Spencer is hired to keep a watchful eye out. Mob boys with a financial interest warn Jeff off the case with a few fists, and the fortune-hunter is forced to turn his attentions to the step-daughter when spurned by the widow - including trying to drag her off the Vegas for a wedding. Spencer has to unravel the truth and protect both women (and himself) from the cad and the mob. Written by vranger

Stu is hired by a wealthy man to go with his eligible daughters to Europe. His job is to be an escort and bodyguard. He takes Kookie along. Of course, several men use schemes to get with the girls, and the younger, rebellious one is a handful. The action takes place in Paris. Written by Scott Scherrer

A singing star dies in a fall from a building. The conclusion is suicide, but his sister does not agree. Jeff gets hired to look into the matter. The story revolves around corruption in the music business. One feather is that Roger Smith does sing a song while he is undercover.

Although not yet charged, Dr. Mary Lee Adams is suspected of killing her bedridden, paraplegic husband Jonathan Adams in an act of mercy. She claims that she didn't kill him, and as the method of death could not have been suicide - poison purportedly in a glass of warm milk that was prepared by Mary's longtime trusted housekeeper Mrs. Logan - it means that he was indeed murdered, if not by Mary than by someone else. With the evidence on hand, her friend, Assistant District Attorney Page Donalson, as her friend and not a public prosecutor, wants her to plead guilty to mercy killing instead of pleading not guilty and possibly being convicted of the more serious crime of murder, carrying with it a death sentence. Her own lawyer recommends the same. Referred to her by Dr. McKage, Jonathan's physician and a mutual friend, Mary, firing her attorney, hires Stuart to prove her innocence and find who did kill her husband. Before accepting the case, Stuart is up front with her that if she did ... Written by Huggo

Having met each other at a private art gallery function where he was acting as security, art collector the Countess Maruska hires Jeff to transport a sculpture personally to New York for her. She found the sculpture at another private gallery and suspects it is a discarded piece by Auguste Rodin, which if is the case would be worth millions despite Rodin's feelings about it. She wants it authenticated by her art expert in New York. Once Jeff has the wrapped package in his possession, he quickly discovers that others are after it, the Countess believing that these others have discovered too that it may be a Rodin. But Jeff comes to another conclusion once he decides to unwrap the package and view the piece himself. He has to find out what the true purpose of transporting the sculpture to New York really is. Written by Huggo

Stuart and Jeff's old friend Art Moomey hires Stuart to look into a commercial property, the Switchburg Hotel, he is thinking about buying. He asks Stuart instead of a real estate agent since the hotel is located in Switchburg, a virtual ghost town in the old silver mining region of the Nevada desert about four hundred miles away from Las Vegas. There are no such regular services such as a real estate office in Switchburg let alone a mayor, and Art is unable to find out anything about the hotel on his own. It appeals to the eccentric side of him, he who plans to fix it up if it is worth buying only to sell it to someone even more eccentric than him for a profit. Stopping off in Las Vegas on his way, Stuart ends up having company, at least to Kingsley, fifty miles outside Switchburg, in the form of casino cocktail waitress Nan Polly with who he made a personal connection. In Switchburg, he finds that he seems to be getting some sort of runaround in that the few old timers he meets ... Written by Huggo

Jeff is hired to investigate the disappearance of scuba diver Carthwright before issuing insurance benefits. Jeff enlists Kookie and Roscoe to help while he talks with the attractive widow. A trip to Mexico brings the answers to the mystery. Written by rharlan58

Despite the police working on the case, Stuart, on behalf of the agency and as a favor to Roscoe, agrees to help Herky's Danceland hostess Mary Field, Roscoe's friend, and all of the dancers to discover the murderer of two of the dancers, with yet another having gone missing. Besides Mary, only one other dancer, Jeanne, will know Bailey and Spencer are on the case, their primary roles as sort of undercover bodyguards which will require help from the entire team, including Roscoe and Suzanne, to stakeout Herky's, a seedy dance hall, from different vantage points and on different shifts as not to arouse suspicion. Some other trouble has been brewing at Herky's as the police have been called onto the scene a few times to break up riots, each riot, which was always started by one of the customers, leading to the disappearance of one of the girls. Although Gil has not been able to tie him to the murders, Herky himself - Nick Hercules - is an ex-con, who was imprisoned for a half million ... Written by Huggo

Through a reference from his Honolulu counterpart Tom Lopaka, Jeff is hired by Wilson James, a former movie director who had to retire when he went blind. James is one of a handful of people invited to a reading of a special side will in video form at the mansion of recently deceased movie director J. Cedric Usher. James started in the business together with J. Cedric thirty years ago and was requested to bring someone along to the reading as an assistant due to the unusual nature of this side will. While other former movie associates have ended up working for J. Cedric in his personal life, the others invited are primarily other associates still active in the movie business: Hollywood legend Clara Moore, who starred in every one of his pictures; brooding New York method actor Walter Legal, who, despite also appearing in many of his later movies, considered J. Cedric a hypocrite; Walter's sister Amelia Legal, whose life is controlled by Walter; and costume designer Robin Wells and his... Written by Huggo

Stu's case is author and party girl Kitten after an attempt is made on her life. With help from Star he provides protection while discovering she's being blackmailed while dallying with married man Stacy. An unexpected murder changes things. Written by rharlan58

Jeff is hired to look into attempts on actress Kay Donnelly's life but her sudden suicide leaves him with questions. The rooming house where she lived seems to be full of suspects except for the wisecracking Marge. A secret marriage points to a killer. Written by rharlan58

Stu is hired to protect belligerent business mogul Simon Galbraith on an African hunting trip. The rude man brings along a number of people who wish him ill, foremost wife Miriam. Stu does his job despite a distaste for his client and his actions. Written by rharlan58

Jeff and company are hired to protect a collection of priceless jewels while on display in the store, but at night the jewels are locked up in the safe which has burglar alarms protecting it. But when a gang of thieves knock out the power for the entire section of the city where the store is located, it is an easy matter for them to replace the jewels with fakes before the power comes on again. In their escape, they abduct Suzanne who was returning late to the store to pick up a forgotten article. Now, Jeff must discover that a robbery has taken place to find out what became of Suzanne before it is too late. Written by SweetBetsy

Stuart is hired by an acquaintance Rúben De Leon to act as a bodyguard for his cousin Roxanna Ferrales - Rocky in more casual circumstances - in accompanying her back to the country of San Dede, where she was raised the daughter of its former leader, Rodolpho Ferrales, who implemented democratic reforms to its political system and who has since passed. What Roxanna and De Leon fail to tell Stuart is that Roxanna, having been educated in the States, is heading home to take over her father's party as the heir apparent, their opposition, the Sestos, who would like nothing less than to see her in charge if only as a symbol to bring the party back especially for the imminent elections. Stuart does get hints of something to that latter effect when he is paid a visit by a man named Norbento Salazar, who states as much that he is one of the many who does not want to see her back. Salazar's actions are even more surprising when Stuart later learns his friendship with Rodolpho. The potential ... Written by Huggo

In the second part of a two-part episode, Stu Bailey and Princess Roxanna (Rocky) arrive in San Dede only to find an impostor has taken her place. Stu is shot and Rocky is kidnapped. Jeff Spencer arrives in San Dede to continue the case. He searches for Rocky with the help of a bumbling cop and an Indian girl who doesn't understand English. Jeff also can't get a straight answer as to who shot his partner. Written by RayMu

Bratty child actress, (11 years old, going on 41) tries to get publicity -and more roles. Angel's plan is to have a pal to steal mom's $50,000 diamond necklace, and then Angel will solve the crime and be back in demand. Bailley's on the case. Written by Mosdautr

Jeff is hired by Paul Chandler to look into the background of his sister Laura Chandler's fiancé, boxer Chad Morrow, who Paul believes is solely after her trust money which Paul controls until Laura gets married. Besides boxing, Chad owns and operates a bar, the boxing solely to supplement his income for the future. Despite Chad refusing to speak to Jeff, Jeff initially doesn't seem to see anything unforeseen about Chad, that is until after his latest bout with Jack Delaney, the two who bring their fisticuffs outside the ring in their seeming dislike for each other. Jack's body is later found in his dressing room, he beaten to death, Chad the prime suspect. In asking questions, Jeff discovers that others don't want him to discover the truth behind Delaney's death, those questions about possible match fixing by Delaney and his team. If those match fixing rumors are true, Jeff has to find out the angle as Chad was heavily favored to win the bout despite it going the distance. Written by Huggo

Stuart takes the case of legendary bigger-than-life actress/dancer/singer Crystal Dart, she initially making a name for herself in the post-war era as the star of the Folies Bergère in Paris. She wants him to accompany her to a cabin at Lake Arrowhead that was owned by her estranged husband, Swiss national ski instructor and aspiring not too good actor Kurt Weibel, before they married, after which, in his poor financial state, she assumed the mortgage. She wants him evicted from the cabin where he is living - she having legal papers to dispossess him - before she begins divorce proceedings. She wants Stuart along more for protection than anything. Also accompanying them will be her biographer, Ken Dexter, so that Ken and Crystal won't lose any of their work time. Ken not only makes it clear to Stuart in private that he does not want to go, but for undisclosed reasons does not want him to get involved. Stuart also further learns directly from the horse's mouth that Janice Dexter, Ken's... Written by Huggo

Jeff is hired by a wealthy middle aged man who wants his missing young wife found. The client refuses to believe she has left him for a younger man but Jeff thinks otherwise. With Roscoe's help, she is quickly spotted but before her husband can be contacted a new situation has developed - she is being held for ransom. Written by dubchi

Stuart is hired by freelance fashion designer Marta Wentworth. Air Force Lieutenant Francis Hollister has just been convicted of espionage, the arrest taking place outside her home. Although they did have dinner together at her home before his arrest, she claims they were nothing more than casual acquaintances, he who she didn't really even know well, yet she is being painted in the same traitorous brush as him which is negatively affecting not only her livelihood but her life. She knows nothing about his crime beyond the word espionage, and the Air Force has now considered the case closed. She wants Stuart to prove there is no connection between Hollister's crime, whatever it is, and her. She feels the key is Hollister himself who should have nothing to gain from implicating her. Stuart manages to find a way in to speak to Hollister in asking a favor from Ben Salway, editor of Front Weekly magazine, who has already arranged for an interview with Hollister by one of his staff writers.... Written by Huggo

Jeff returns to college as a student when he is hired by Bert and Grace Connors to investigate the death of their son, freshman Jimmy Connors, a journalism major, a writer at the school newspaper and a pledge at Mr. Connors' fraternity. While no one was charged, the coroner, through an inquest, ruled that Jimmy died as the result of accidental murder from a fraternity hazing incident, the college's star football player, hulking Brad Curtis, who seems to be at the center of the incident. Beyond the coroner's ruling, the Connors hire Jeff as they have just received a letter from Jimmy, indeed in his handwriting, postmarked ten days after his death, the letter dated the day of his death. The letter states that he will probably be leaving school with more information to follow. While Mr. Connors is able to pull some strings to get Jeff into the fraternity undercover as a transfer, Jeff enlists the help of Roscoe to go undercover getting a job at one of the local student hangouts to act as... Written by Huggo

Stuart, undercover as an Austrian physician attending a medical convention, is crossing the border from Austria to behind the Iron Curtain in Hungary when he meets his contact, Paul, a federal agent, and learns his assignment. Miklos Jaszi, a political prisoner in a Budapest prison, is scheduled to be executed. He has information of vital American importance, and Stuart, who Miklos knows and trusts, is to retrieve that information from him before his execution. Paul has arranged with one of the prison guards for Stuart to get inside the prison. However, en route to Budapest, Paul is executed with his true identity discovered by the Hungarian authorities. As such, Stuart is largely on his own behind the Iron Curtain, he only having the names of two people Paul gave to him as possible contacts: József Jaszi, Miklos' uncle who owns a small café, and Marie Kosary, Miklos' fiancée. As getting József and Marie's assistance is not as easy as asking them in they being watched, Stuart has to ... Written by Huggo

Jeff goes to capture a thief sneaking back via a remote corner of the Islands. PI Jeff poses as a wandering gigolo, signing on as a guitar-strumming lounge act to attract lonely women to a struggling resort. Cricket Blake chirps along with him, but the new competition brings out the worst in a scheming philanderer and a torch-bearing local police chief. Written by David Stevens

Man-eating cat stalks the Sierras, making Stu's inquiry about a friend's daughter a low priority with frazzled mountain residents. Stu's old buddy suspects his daughter is rebelling against his strict single-parenting by getting mixed-up with shady characters. A mild-mannered geology professor boarding at the buddy's house, packing heat on his wilderness sabbatical makes Stu wary too. Written by David Stevens

Stripper Jingle Bells, key witness in a mob trial, is kidnapped to keep her from testifying. Jeff spots her being held in an apartment, then identifies her when he finds one of her trademark jingle bell earrings on the sidewalk. Jeff pursues when the kidnapper moves her to a mountain ranch off Route 66. Written by David Stevens

When an old friend of Stu is kidnapped, he's asked to deliver the ransom money. He soon begins to wonder if his friend's wife, a former singer with mob connections, his spoiled young sister, or the secretary who's in love with him, had anything to do with the kidnapping. Written by RayMu