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.

Mr. Thackery tries to end a feud between two families.

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 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.