My Hero: A Bob Cummings Show

Bob is to play golf with an important client, and Mr. Thackery gives him strict orders that the client is to win.

The firm hires a new office boy, who learns the business fast--so fast, in fact, that Bob starts feeling insecure about his own job.

Bob sells a shack to a pair of horse owners. Complications ensue.

Bob and Julie pretend to be married for magazine publicity.

Don S. Holmes (Robert Cummings) tries to unload a mansion in the Hollywood hills by pretending to be a visiting matador from South America.

Beanblossom takes a second job as a French caterer in addition to working at the office.

Bob hires famous photographer Paul Hesse to take pictures of some real estate.

Bob tries to help Mr. Thackery win a prize in a fishing contest, but things don't quite turn out as planned.

Bob tries to show Mr. Thackery that he can be a tough businessman, too, by collecting back rents.

Beanblossom sells a $17,500 cabin cruiser, and he is flabbergasted when the purchaser pays with a stack of cash.

Bob meets an old man and tries to get him a job. What he doesn't know is that the man is a bank president.

Mr. Thackery's aunt decides to test the waters of the real-estate business. Complications ensue.

The agency lucks out when an international actress is interested by an expensive house, but her eye for Bob may cause problems with her fiancé.

When a client's teenager daughter starts crushing on him, Beanblossom has to work with Julie to come up with a plan that will turn her off.

Beanblossom's boss decides to join the Ancient and Exalated Order of Araby.

When important real estate papers disappear, Beanblossom asks a mysterious woman to help him find them.

An eccentric millionaire ropes Beanblossom into helping him crack a safe in a local courthouse.

Bob falls asleep and dreams he's living on an island in the South Seas.

When Beanblossom gives his old friend a chance to work for the agency, he successfully takes a down payment but then gets drunk and winds up in jail.