Benson

Upon the death of his Budget Director, Governor Gatling's appointment of Benson unleashes a harsh attack by a political rival.

Benson goes undercover to investigate poor conditions inside a state penitentiary.

A sit in by an orchestra protesting a loss of arts funding leads to a showdown between Benson and Governor Gatling.

Benson's trip to Washington is disrupted when he's asked to participate in an FBI bribery sting operation.

A romantic relationship with an influential lobbyist puts Benson in the middle of a political scandal that threatens to damage the governor.

Benson is taken aback upon finding that an old girlfriend is now confined to a wheelchair.

As Benson protests an expensive plan to increase security for the Governor and his staff, Clayton is mugged.

Benson discovers that Kraus' new boyfriend is actually married.

As Clayton and Kraus suspect there's a hot tip behind his owning stock in a small company, Benson works behind the scenes to derail a bill the governor is determined to support.

After overhearing Benson and her doctor talking, Kraus is convinced that she has just six months to live.

When Governor Gatling falls for a beautiful photojournalist, he enlists Benson in setting up a date.

Benson sets out to persuade the governor to award a maintenance contract to a street gang looking to go straight.

After he is conned into taking her a gymnastics meet, Katie falls in love with Pete.

As the new president of his tenants' association, Benson sues their landlord - Clayton - to get the building repaired.

A powerful businessman insists that Denise go out with him as a condition of bringing his business to the state.

Though Pete becomes a hero by stopping a jewelry store robbery, he destroys Benson's car in the process.

After promising to help with an IRS audit, Clayton loses all of Benson's tax records.

A charity golf tournament pits Benson and Clayton against the Governor and Pete.

After turning down an ambassadorship, Governor Gatling goes against his party's wishes and decides to run for reelection.