Benson arrives to help the Governor with his transition to the mansion, meanwhile he helps prevent the deportation of beavers from the state that would inhibit the building of a multi-billion dollar industry.

Katie is forbidden from attending a KISS concert which she attends by deceit.

Benson stands in for the poisoned president of a newly formed African nation, meanwhile a fourth assassin comes looking for him.

Benson falls in love with, and later proposes to, a senator who isn't too keen on the idea of being married.

The governor must decide between attending a political hearing, or attending his daughter's school play. He had promised Katie he would be there to see her on the stage.

Benson has to layoff some of the staff and among the ones he has on the block is the kindly pastry chef.

The governor and his staff go on a retreat to a cabin in the mountains. They get trapped in the cabin by a snow storm and emotions run rough.

While a Baron visits the state and has meetings with the governor, he meets Jessica Tate. The two start an affair, and the Baron is later found dead in his hotel room.

Problems arise for the governor when a Senator friend of his is connected to a scandal and the information is released to the media.

Marcy starts dating an army friend of Benson's, not knowing that he is married.

Now that the governor, his family and staff are settled in the mansion, strange things begin to happen that cannot be explained. Stores surface about a 19th century governor who was murdered in office, and his ghost is haunting the mansion. Written by Bernie

Taylor runs for public office.

A dinner party at the governor's home is at risk of chaos when the domestic staff goes on strike.

The governor tries to convince a business owner to move his operation into the state so that more jobs are available. When Benson meets the business man and his wife, he is uncomfortable because he used to date the wife when she was single. Written by Bernie

The lieutenant governor takes over the governor's office for a few days when Governor Gatling is sick. Ed Sherman tries to get a bill passed into law, knowing that the governor opposes the bill.

Bugs are found around the mansion. Some people advise the Governor to remove them but Benson says if they do that they won't know who is doing it. So they leave them alone and it becomes difficult to watch what they say. That's when Benson decides to give them what they want something juicy so he stages a conversation with him, the Governor, Kraus and Taylor. And sure enough someone comes with the tape. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

Kraus has a crush on the butcher.

An eleven-year-old prodigy in chess visits the governor's mansion. The young Russian is tired of being show-cased everywhere, so he asks Katie to hide him from his caregivers. When he is missed, the Soviets threaten war.

Kraus asks Benson to help her get some items from the basement. The door locks behind them and they are trapped in the basement together.

The Governor's father visits, and is not hesitant to share his opinions on everything.

An environmentalist visits the governor's mansion in protest of the waste that is being allowed in the state. He refuses to leave until he his heard.

The Governor and Benson visit a bar and listen to the conversations among the other patrons. They learn what others think of the politics in the state.

Everybody in the Governor's mansion, except Benson, has come down with the flu when Benson receives a letter from the Army ordering him to report to the nearby base. While there, he learns that while he was in the Army a top-secret experiment in germ warfare was conducted on servicemen returning from Korea, who were exposed to possibly dangerous bacteria and never told what had been done, and Benson is one of those subjects. Now he has to find out whether or not he's sick and everyone else is more worried than him. Written by Tony Scheinman