Jeff sees enticing wanted robber Vetta Nygood, tails her to a remote mountain hideout, but her accomplices nab him. The ice-cold gang leader Hammett panics, so he ties and gags Jeff up in the abandoned house's attic. Then the 3 robbers flee after divvying up the loot, before the 4th thug, the menacing Deek arrives to claim his cut. Who gets to Jeff first: a chummy rattlesnake, the cops or the vengeful Deek ? Written by David Stevens

Stuart is asked by his friend, Political Science Professor Marcus Raymond, to act as his bodyguard at a Northern Africa peace summit. Asked by the UN, Professor Raymond is one of the few people who can broker such a peace deal. Two attempts have already been made on his life in some factions not wanting Professor Raymond to attend. The leading suspect is Mustafa Caleb who leads a nationalistic party looking for independence. There are other nationalistic groups and politicians who however realize that the geopolitical situation does not make independence a viable option at this time. Arriving in North Africa, Stuart quickly comes to the conclusion that there is a mole working somewhere in Professor Raymond's camp, probably working for Caleb. He not only has to discover the identity of the mole, but unaware, has to stop what Caleb and his factions are planning, a more catastrophic move to achieve their end goal under the circumstances. Written by Huggo

Jeff and new Bailey and Spencer investigator Rex Randolph are on assignment in the Latin American island republic of Piñacaro. Its former President, Alonso, was overthrown in a military takeover by the current President, Romero. Before he could escape from the island, Alonso had to leave his seventeen year old daughter, Nina Alonso, behind for medical reasons. Dropped off on the island the hard way and to be picked up in exactly twenty-four hours at the drop off point, Jeff and Rex have what is the supposedly straightforward task of retrieving a now well Nina from the hospital, and bringing her to the mainland to be reunited with her father. In the process of their mission, they learn that Romero, through his army, has ordered all of Alonso's associates, including his family members, be executed. As such, Nina has been moved by Alonso supporters to an unknown location for her safety. While evading Romero's army led by Captain Soto, Jeff and Rex not only have to locate Nina and ... Written by Huggo

Just before Stu sings lead in a mob trial, a toy manufacturer moves into 77 Sunset Strip, with no furniture but lots of ammo and suspicious visitors, especially a sinister couple who rub everybody the wrong way. Roscoe knows the head of the assassins, who hires Roscoe to courier a secret toy design from San Diego. Written by David Stevens

Astrologer predicts murder will strike the same film fest again, once more claiming someone close to super-agent Shelly Blair. Bailey and Spencer have no trouble mobilizing all their young male ops to protect Shelly's 4 starlet clients (MM, Lotus Lee, Sprite Simpson, Helga Haller), while Roscoe draws an ex-silent film diva, and Suzanne shields an ego-maniacal French heartthrob. Written by David Stevens

A duplicitous blonde swipes $500,000 from her employer/fiancé, after he hired Jeff Spencer to accompany her and a satchel of negotiable bonds from San Francisco to L.A. She gives Jeff the slip, along with another, much younger fiancé. When Jeff suspects she's fled to Acapulco, fiancé number II joins the chase. Written by David Stevens

Crooner, who's finally cracked the big screen, is suspected of rubbing out scandal sheet publisher Ransome, for threatening to expose the singer's rap sheet. Bailey and Spencer's new gumshoe Rex Randolph sets out to nab the killer, to prove the golden throat's innocence. High on Rex's checklist of suspects is comic Chick Little, who may be another of Ransome's blackmail pigeons. Written by David Stevens

Is Stu moonlighting as a Mafia hit man or could he just be an exact double for Sandy the Executioner? Kefauver's G-Men summon ex-CIA spook Stu Bailey inside the Beltway, to find out before New York's Silk Cipriano has his contract fulfilled on rival narcotics dealer California Baldy Mike Hannigan, sparking a bi-coastal gang war. Written by David Stevens

While vacationing in the small Middle Eastern Emirate of Scathia, Jeff gets caught in the middle of a revolution, a relatively harmless one for tourists like Jeff if one knows the routine. Kassite, the head of the revolutionaries, and his men storm the city first thing in the morning, some merchants engage in gunfire just to protect their property, and then Kassite and his men run off once the army arrives on the scene. It isn't obvious to Jeff, even after speaking to some Scathians, which side is in the right. And despite being on vacation, Jeff is nonetheless taken in for questioning by the army. He is also offered a lucrative job which, in his consideration factors in the nature of the job itself and the compensation in light of it interrupting his vacation. In accepting the job, Jeff truly does get caught up in the revolution, placing his life and that of the person he has been hired to protect at risk. Written by Huggo

The funeral of a revered old Western star gets surreal when his huge statue is stolen. The embarrassed Hollywood cemetery hires Jeff Spencer to get the statue back, but gets way more they expect. Jeff's investigation uncovers sex, lies, blackmail, decaying nitrate film, and murder suspects galore. Written by David Stevens

While in England, Jeff is asked by his light-fingered friend, Benny, to help him find who hired him for a job in Liverpool. Unknown to Benny he stole a radioactive isotope. He was not warned of the danger of coming in contact with it. They only have two weeks to find who did this to Benny before he dies from the radiation poisoning. Written by Gsasat

Manet the magician schemes to pay off his gambling debts by reuniting his assistant with her wealthy parents, back in California. To verify that the beautiful young woman's really the daughter who disappeared in World War II Europe, the parents hire Stu Bailey to fly to Antwerp to investigate. Written by David Stevens

Newlywed Adam Gallante disappears, then someone keeps trying to kill his naive bride Alice. Bloodhounds Spencer and Kookie find out that the meek-looking Gallante, a traveling women's clothing salesman, had paramours all over, including Sheila Storm, seer Karma Onyx, and Peaches Schultz. Written by David Stevens

Stuart and Jeff's friend Carl Hillman, an executive at Globe Pictures Studios, wants them to help him with one of his starring contract players, Abigail Allen, who he believes may be in trouble. A proverbial good girl, widowed Abby has been dating Jimmy Cook for a year, he who is suspected to have gangster connections. Abby placed her nine year old son, Pete, in a military boarding school when she and Jimmy started dating. In addition, an east coast gangster named Fred Miller, who no one knew was in town, was shot in front of Abby when she was out with Jimmy. Without she knowing the reason, Carl wants them to befriend Abby and get into her confidence to find out what is going on. As Abby knows both Stuart and Jeff casually, well enough to know who they are, Stuart and Jeff hand the assignment to Rex, who Carl is able to arrange to be undercover as east coast aspiring actor, Zach Bennett. In merely being around Abby, Rex may be placed into danger without knowing it in not knowing what ... Written by Huggo

Spencer is to be the Stewart's bodyguard, a couple where the husband is an older man married to the attractive Dolly. She makes a play for Jeff and he discovers her ex-con old boyfriend which puts several lives at risk.

Stuart is hired by reclusive and mysterious twenty-eight year old Eunice Rice, who has just completed the one year mourning in almost total solitude of her much older husband, Colton Rice, the mourning despite his abusive nature, she believing it just the proper thing to do. Among the many unusual aspects is that she wants him to take the job on credit as she, penniless, will come into money once she sells what is the Rice Estate - a mansion and its vast property - which Colton brought into the marriage. The job is to find who and why someone is anonymously threatening her not to sell the property. Her brother-in-law, Carl Rice, has offered to buy it if only so that the Rice Estate will remain as such. While she and Carl do not get along, she does with Colton Rice Jr., Colton Sr.'s adult son from his first marriage. As Stuart spends much time with Eunice at Rice Estate in trying to acclimatize her back to socialization after her year of solitude in mourning on what is a dark and ... Written by Huggo

Egomaniacal Derek Fielding is directing himself in the title role in a national touring company of Hamlet, the company currently in Los Angeles preparing for a two week run. Many people associated with the company would figuratively like to kill Derek. He is constantly needling supporting player Farley Cabot who may not be able to take much more. What Farley is unaware of is that his girlfriend, Derek's ex-wife Gretchen Jervis, made a deal with Derek to give Farley the role in exchange for not marrying Farley during the course of the show's run. Someone else who Derek does not treat well is Max Eberhard, the elderly stage manager who seems quietly to take Derek's ill treatment. And Derek's girlfriend, Darlene Wells, who has the role of Ophelia, believes Derek's bad treatment of her is not because he may not love her as much as she loves him, but because of the stress associated with everything he has to do for the production. Derek however believes that someone is literally trying to ... Written by Huggo

Using his usual means of muscle and intimidation, gangster Frankie Arnold wants to retain Stuart's services as protection against Frankie's former partner Rick Ganzel, who has just been released from prison and who wants revenge in Frankie having been the one who gave him up. Frankie himself is evading the authorities as a wanted man, the authorities who believe he is either out of the country or dead. Regardless of the means to retain his services, Stuart accepts the case if only because of Ganzel's intended target: all-American fullback Mark Adams, Frankie's biological son who knows nothing about the true nature of his father, Frankie's ex-wife who told Mark that he long ago died. Besides Frankie and his ex-wife, Ganzel is the only person who knows that Mark is Frankie's son. Frankie stipulates that Mark is not to be told about any of what is going on, including that Frankie is his father. As such, Stuart has to go undercover at Hansen College where Mark attends school, the only ... Written by Huggo

Jeff is shot in the arm while driving through the desert and holds up at the isolated Hanks. Jeff is following up on a valuable jewel theft and his life is at stake as Polly Willis has dreams of a better future as she's connected to the robbery. Written by rharlan58

Wealthy Abel Price, a dispassionate man in needing no one to succeed in life including business or personal partners, hires Rex to discover why his fiancée, Eve Martell, broke off their engagement. Never before having asked him for money, she asked and he gave her $1,000, he subsequently learning that she wrote a check in that amount to a Dean Emery. Price believes that Eve may be in some sort of trouble in needing to give Emery that money. What Rex is unaware of is that the $1,000 will be indirectly tied to Suzanne, who, newly in love, will also soon write a check for $1,000. In the process, Suzanne becomes implicated in a murder on circumstantial evidence. As such, Rex works harder not only on the case but to clear Suzanne's name in discovering if the murderer was one of a number of others who too recently wrote a check in the amount of $1,000. Written by Huggo

Jeff recounts how he took in struggling nerd Stu as junior partner, after Jeff rescued a beauty from a kidnapping plus nabbed a car ring single-handed, after bow-tied, all-thumbs Stu botched the car theft investigation. Jeff's princely version of the origin of 77 Sunset Strip is in response to Rex making a rash mistake by asking Jeff how their agency started. As a true detective, Rex needs all the facts to close a case, so he grills Stu for his version of the events. Written by David Stevens

Celebrity Maritza Vedar is known for not doing much for that celebrity except be glamorous, although she has long worked with German Holtz Von Ulrich to direct her in a seven hour epic film, which would be her first and which they need financing to produce. She is not above a little fraud - although she doesn't see it as such - to get the money when she wants to retain Jeff's services, he who she chose because of Bailey and Spencer's sterling reputation, to help her steal her own jewels for the insurance money, about which Jeff is obviously incensed in turning her down. But what happens is that a thief does manage to get her to open her safe to steal the jewels. In the process, what the robber also steals, that were also in her safe, were love letters written by various men, which if the letters came into public light could be very damaging to the reputation of those men. Although she would also not characterize it as such, she kept those letters to blackmail the men into providing ... Written by Huggo

Not wanting the government involved due to the circumstances, the Padi Shah of Benar hires Stuart to act as bodyguard and tour guide for him and his entourage - which includes many of his wives, his offspring, his harem, his own security detail such as former English Major Forester, and his favorite pet tiger - while they are all in the Los Angeles area. Those circumstances are that there have been recent attempts on his life, the people behind those attempts unknown. Stuart enlists Kookie's help to entertain the Padi Shah's eldest and favorite daughter, Sari, who is bored of hanging around with people in her parents' generation, and Roscoe's help, he who has the unenviable initial task of sitting with the tiger. After the Padi Shah takes a meeting with him, Stuart suspects that a man named Igor acting as a representative of an Eastern European power may be behind those assassination attempts. While another unsuccessful attempt is made on the Padi Shah's life under Stuart's care, the ... Written by Huggo

It has just been reported in the media that Jeff's friend, Dr. Alex Conley, has just resigned as one of the chief scientists at Point Sill Missile Base. This news follows earlier news that Alex's friend and colleague, Dr. Brand, was killed by a bomb blast, the scuttlebutt being that it was not accidental in he providing classified information regarding the fuel testing program to the enemies. With Alex's wife Helen worried, Alex eventually admits to both her and Jeff that he did not resign but was fired for being a security risk, perhaps in the vein of Dr. Brand. In the process of what is happening to Alex, Jeff has to go undercover at the request of the government as a fuel scientist at Point Sill to uncover a mole who has been planted inside the facility - despite Jeff having no background in the sciences, he being told he can get away with it purportedly knowing more about the top secret experiments than anyone else - with the chief suspects being fellow fuel scientists Drs. Joseph... Written by Huggo

Elderly dancer/comic/mime Baxter Kellogg, whose fame peaked when he appeared in silent pictures, has always been able to make a living in show business, he currently preparing for an appearance at the San Fernando Fair in an act using all three skills where he, fifty feet above the ground, is pretending time after time to be on the verge of falling off the scaffolding. The risks are real, however, as there are no guide wires or net if he indeed does fall. A highly superstitious man, he hires Stuart when his lucky medallion, which he truly does believe protects him, goes missing, he pretty sure it stolen as it went missing after he had it displayed at a party. Unwilling to cancel the appearance if the medallion isn't recovered - canceling something he's never done, as well as success at the fair being a factor in whether he gets signed for a television show - he, in his heart, truly does believe he will fall to his death during the show. The suspects who Stuart will be investigating ... Written by Huggo

Jeff is asked by Lt. Gilmore to look into the disappearance of $85,000 hidden by gambler Stanley, recently out of prison. Jeff gets nowhere as his fiancée Francie and friends claim ignorance. But a murder changes the investigation's course. Written by rharlan58

Rex heads to an old mining town, hired by the local boss Henning. After he turns down the job he's prevented from leaving. He becomes involved with Notch who holds the deed to a valuable claim that several of the locals want their hands on. Written by rharlan58

Stu is hired to find a missing husband, David Todd a once well known pianist who left the spotlight. Stu finds him playing at out of the way club where David insists his wife wants him back to murder him. Events unfold that the investigator must untangle. Written by rharlan58

Gil is getting pressure from the chief and feels like he could be the sacrificial lamb if he doesn't solve the recent swath of murders, the two victims thus far beautiful, well off Beverly Hills women - Nic Jones and Louise Langford - who were stabbed to death in their own homes with no signs of forcible entry, they both stabbed by some sharp wooden instrument. Both murders occurred in the evening when their respective husbands were out of town, and sneaker footprints were found outside in both cases. Gil and the media speculate that the murders are thrill kills making the case more difficult in having little rhyme or reason. It isn't until there is a third victim, single Renee Dumont, that Gil reaches out for help, specifically to Jeff as Miss Dumont had called Jeff for the first time that night for an appointment the following morning. The M.O. for the Dumont case is the same as the first two murders, with the only change in the victimology being Miss Dumont being divorced. ... Written by Huggo

Meek bookkeeper Wilmer Zaleski picks 6 of 8 winners every day at the track, attracting the attention of hoods Flip and Schoolboy plus a statuesque billionaire track dilettante. Babs hires Stu to find out Zaleski's secret, while the strong-arms pummel Wilmer and kidnap his daughter. Maverick's a sure bet to win, but Roscoe has to pull an all-nighter to pick the other 5, to draw the kidnappers out in the open. Written by David Stevens

Jeff is hired by Fay Dakota to protect her estranged husband Flint on the set of his comeback western. A series of mishaps have plagued the film plus Flint's interest in starlet Rhonda creates complications as Jeff and Roscoe work as extras. Written by rharlan58

When Stu's pilot friend Hal is fired for reporting a dead body that disappears Stu decides to help. An vehicle search reveals the involvement of advice columnist Amanda Strong and her gigolo husband Bowman that raises suspicions.

Morton Franklin hires Rex to find out who is trying to kill his client, singer Billy Boy Baines.

While Bailey and Spencer are out, Randolph takes an assignment from a mysterious South American girl, but he's apparently killed en route to her country when his plane explodes. The other detectives suspect he was actually kidnapped.

Randolph awakens from a drugged state to find he has been kidnapped by a banana republic's crooked politicos, and forced to impersonate a dead leader the people trust. Bailey and Spencer enlist Kookie and Roscoe to help in a rescue mission. Written by WesternOne

Rex is engaged by Gunnar Isis, a ruthless international tycoon, to guard a priceless diamond tiara. When it is stolen from his mistress, lovely ballerina Amanda Sant, Rex is thrown into a maze of murderers, blackmailers and Nazis.