The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis

Dobie joins the school band to be near his latest heartthrob and even manages to belt out a tune in this episode.

Dobie enters a newspaper essay contest in order to get the cash for a date with a Southern belle but Maynard changes the title from "My Dog" to "My Dad."

Maynard finds an abandoned baby in the park and for his own sentimental reasons doesn't want to inform the authorities. Dobie tries to set his good buddy straight and find a home for the infant.

Maynard is all set to attend the Thelonius Monk concert but then Dobie needs him to switch identities as a favor to his father.

Maynard discovers that he has extrasensory perception.

When Dobie gets a job, Maynard gets envious and decides to find employment as well. He gets hired to sell clock statues at an Army Surplus store.

Maynard finds a purse full of cash in the park and is told by the police that he can keep it provided no one steps forward within six months to claim the loot.

Mr. Pomfritt gets Dobie and Maynard to try to talk a fellow classmate out of quitting school.

Dobie competes in a drag race against Chatsworth to win the heart of a pretty damsel and has to get Zelda to serve as his mechanic.

Maynard decides to throw a Christmas party in his garage but most of the other kids, Dobie included, have accepted invitations to a swank party thrown by Chatsworth.

Winnie introduces Dobie to the daughter of a French painter in hopes that her son will get some culture but the two dislike each other on sight.

When the school board denies their request for a raise, the teachers come down with the flu forcing the parents to takeover teaching classes.

A lion escapes from the zoo and amazingly becomes attached to Maynard.

Dobie and Maynard approach graduation from high school and Mr. Pomfritt assigns them to write an essay entitled "Whither are We Drifting."

After taking a course on love and romance, Dobie tries to get Herbert to spend more time with Winnie.

Maynard becomes convinced he's a bad influence on Dobie so he decides to antagonize his good buddy into ending their friendship once and for all.

Tired of being rejected by Dobie, Zelda decides to turn her amorous attentions towards Chatsworth.

Working for the school newspaper, Dobie and Maynard are handed an assignement to discover whatever happened to a former Central High athletic great.

Winnie enters a contest and signs Dobie's name. First prize is a date with a Hollywood starlet.

When Dobie discovers that his father never graduated from high school, Herbert begins attending night school so as to graduate with his son.

Dobie and Maynard are unable to decide their future after graduation from high school so they decide to let a computer make the decision for them.

Dobie and Maynard have enlisted in the Army and Herbert, a former sergeant, is determined to whip both his slacker son and beatnik pal into shape.

After enlisting in the Army, Maynard misses the bus to the classification center. Dobie gets Chatsworth to take his place temporarily but when they switch back it's learned that thanks to a classification test Chatsworth took, Maynard is eligible for Officer Candidate School.

Dobie and Maynard are shocked when they discover that their old high school nemesis, Chatsworth Osborne, Jr., has joined the Army and been assigned to their unit.

Maynard is ordered to shave off his goatee by the Army but Dobie convinces him to object on principle.

The Army is searching for someone to join a chimp in an outer space experiment. The soldier must be neither brilliant nor particularly capable. The soldier must be Maynard G. Krebs.

Home on a weekend pass from the Army, Dobie meets a smokin' hot chick (who resembles Batgirl) who turns out to be the daughter of an old galpal of Herbert's.

Home on yet another weekend pass, Dobie drags the girl shy Maynard to a dance.

Private Dobie Gillis isn't having much luck getting a date with a hot chick because she's only interested in officers.

Dobie mistakenly thinks that a homesick Maynard has gone AWOL so he wrangles a three day pass to bring him back to the base.

Dobie tries to impress a smokin' hot WAC by telling her that his father was a World War II hero.

Zelda has been telling everyone back home that she and soldier Dobie are engaged. Then he unexpectedly arrives in town on a weekend pass.

Dobie and Maynard try to convince their old high school teacher, Mr. Pomfritt, not to leave Central High.

Pulling guard duty one night on their Army post, Dobie and Maynard recall via flashbacks an incident from their civilian days when they were certain that the Martians were invading.

In the final Army episode, Dobie's parents arrive at his base to see how the Army has made a man out of their son.