Dennis the Menace

Dennis becomes fast friends with a girl from Hong Kong who is staying with the Wilsons.

Dennis hears the Wilsons arguing and spreads the news around the neighborhood, leading some of the neighbors to think the Wilsons have split up.

Mrs. Elkins turns Dennis down for a job delivering circulars for her campaign, but Mr. Wilson agrees to help Dennis pursue it.

Following a complaint from Mrs. Elkins, Sgt. Mooney takes Mr. Wilson to court for an alleged violation of a town ordinance when his incinerator continues to burn after 8:00 a.m.

When Mr. Wilson's money is lost at Quigley's market through a hole in his pocket, he cannot pay Dennis for washing his car but Dennis misinterprets "the market" to mean stock and assumes Mr. Wilson is broke.

Mr. Wilson's article about gypsies is returned with the request that he get to know them better through further research.

Dennis and his school's new principal get off on the wrong foot after the principal takes a remark about his height the wrong way.

Both the Wilsons and the Mitchells take a trip when Mr. Wilson is selected to pick up a chimpanzee from the San Diego Zoo.

When Mr. Wilson's nephew visits him in San Diego and gives him and Dennis a ride in his Navy truck, they inadvertently get brought back to the naval base.

Dennis runs away from home because Henry is thinking of getting a new job that would relocate him and his family.

Mr. Wilson hangs out and plays with Dennis and his friends for the day to gather information for a magazine article about the changing behaviors of children.

Mr. Wilson takes over an advice-to-the-lovelorn newspaper column for a few weeks, thinking he will have every single woman in town happily married by the time he finishes.

Mr. Wilson believes that a hermit Dennis visits at his shack out in the woods fought in the Civil War, so he tries to get his life story.

Mr. Wilson has written a book about his Uncle Ned's life, but Ned does not want the book to be published.

Mr. Wilson is named chairman of a saving-stamps campaign for the Junior Astronauts and arranges a contest at Dennis' school to win a trip to Cape Canaveral to meet an astronaut.

Mr. Wilson gives Dennis a book called Secrets Of The Indian Rain Dance, and he and his friends decide to give it a try.

Mr. Wilson sees large footprints in his yard caused by Dennis' new novelty shoes and thinks they may be from a monster that has been reported in the newspaper.

Dennis decides to help along a potential romance between an older friend of his and a new girl in town.

Dennis is appointed by the mayor to go to Washington to ask their senator to support the creation of a national forest at nearby Hickory Mountain.

The star player on Dennis' basketball team, Stretch, quits the team because Johnny Brady and some of the other players constantly make fun of him.

Mr. Wilson is convinced that he is allergic to Dennis because he sneezes every time Dennis is around.

Mrs. Wilson knits several baby booties to use as covers for a new set of golf clubs, and Dennis quickly spreads word around the neighborhood.

Mr. Wilson wins an essay contest that requires the entrants to be parents, so he tries to pass off Dennis and his friends as his own children.

Dennis and Tommy decide to use pigeons in the park to send messages to each other.

Mr. Wilson becomes a cat-catcher for the police department to help enforce a cat license law.

With Henry away in New York on business and Alice having to spend the night with Henry's mother, Dennis stays with the Wilsons for a night.

Dennis takes Mr. Wilson's lawn edger without asking, so when Mr. Wilson sees Mrs. Elkins using an edger she recently purchased, he takes it believing it was stolen from him.

Mr. Wilson thinks his property taxes are rising because the school is wasting money on nonessential programs and luxuries.

A famous actress commissions Mr. Wilson to write her life story thinking he is a young, vigorous author with a youthful point of view.

Dennis finds a stray dog and convinces Henry to allow the dog to stay in their house for the night.

Dennis and his friends start a laundry service using Mrs. Elkins' old washing machine.

Mrs. Wilson is angry with Mr. Wilson because she thinks he's not taking her to Hawaii, for their anniversary even though he promised to.

With the recent bad luck Mr. Wilson has been having, Dennis offers to let him borrow what he believes to be a lucky rabbit's foot.

Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Elkins each run for president of the Birdwatchers Society.

Henry tells Dennis to get rid of his massive comic book collection, so he decides to sell them.

While Henry is out of town, Dennis tries to take his place and do everything his father would do.

When Mr. Wilson's Aunt Emma pays him a visit, she takes an instant liking to Dennis,CAusing Mr. Wilson to fear that she will make Dennis her heir instead of him.