Route 66

Car trouble strands Tod and Buz in an isolated Mississippi lumber town named for and dominated by its unscrupulous ruler and haunted by a secret.

Tod and Buz crew a Grand Isle, Louisiana shrimp trawler while its captain deals with a hurricane and a jealous boyfriend.

A young woman inadvertently interferes with a bird smuggling ring at the center of a psittacosis outbreak in New Orleans.

Tod assists an undercover Nazi hunter while working with Buz on an oil platform off the coast of Venice, Louisiana.

Buz attempts to prove the innocence of a single mother who killed the younger brother of a small-town sheriff in self-defense.

Three orphaned ranchers stubbornly fight a losing battle against chronic drought conditions near Kanab, Utah.

Tod and Buz help a Grants Pass, Oregon hops farmer reluctant to instill discipline in his spoiled son and daughter.

To finance a new Virgin Mary statue for her church, a Sicilian woman tries to sell Oregon land "bequeathed" to her by an American soldier during World War II.

Tod and Buz act as bodyguards to fashion models at the Glen Canyon Dam construction site.

Tod and Buz help an old prospector stake his claim after he finds beryllium ore.

Tod and Buz meet a scientist who intends to hide in Carlsbad Caverns with friends until an expected nuclear holocaust is over.

Tod and Buz work for a cotton company and battle cowboy Woody Biggs, who is not done with the woman he sent to prison.

Tod becomes a race car driver as he and Buz get involved in a family controversy over whether an aging driver should retire.

Tod and Buz try to protect a woman from her jazz musician husband.

Tod and Buz work for a date farmer who fights the highway department while he "waits out" his sexy ward, hoping she will marry him.

Tod becomes a crop duster for a struggling company.

Tod and Buz meet a teenage girl who claims to be on the run from gangsters but her family thinks she has been kidnapped.

Tod and Buz try to protect a blind widow from her husband's murderers.

Buz and Tod split up over whether to return a runaway boy to an orphanage.