The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis

Discharged from the Army, Dobie and Maynard try to find their way in civilian life and decide to enroll at the local junior college after discovering that their favorite high school teacher, Mr. Pomfritt, is now a member of the faculty there.

Enrolled in junior college, Dobie is certain he can score with the campus hotties but Zelda is also enrolled and she continues to cramp his style.

After taking a law course in college, Maynard decides to sue Herbert when his hand gets caught in a supposedly defective gumball machine in the Gillis Grocery Store.

In order to finally get rid of Zelda, Dobie uses the laws of heredity to prove that a potential marriage would be doomed to failure.

Usually dateless Maynard comes up with a scheme to go out with chicks. He rents himself out to girls who are afraid that going out with hunky guys will make their out-of-town boyfriends jealous.

Dobie asks for Herbert's permission to go on an archaeological dig with his ancient history instructor. The older Gillis can't fathom sonny's sudden interest in the subject until he discovers that the instructor is an attractive female.

Maynard declines to contribute an item to a class time capsule scheduled to be opened in one thousand years because he's convinced that the world will have ended by then.

Maynard can't convince anyone that a squirrel and not he stole a roll of money from Mr. Pomfritt's desk drawer.

The parents of a kind-hearted damsel insist that she have two escorts when she goes out on a date.

Inspired by a Robert Browning poem, Dobie decides to reach for something unattainable namely a smokin' hot new damsel on campus. But this desire might cost him Zelda.

Appointed class treasurer, soft-hearted Maynard ends up giving the money raised for the Christmas dance to a poor Hispanic family.

Dobie and his new galpal end up having to babysit for a star football player's kids and our hero might end up Landing in Knots when he has to fill in for the athlete during the game.

When Dobie opposes Chatsworth in a campus election, the rich kid hires the folk group, The Lettermen, to aid his campaign. Despite advice from campaign manager Zelda to do something similar, he's determined to win by sticking to the issues.

Herbert T. Gillis decides to throw his hat in the political ring and run for Mayor but Dobie has fallen for the daughter of his opponent.

Chatsworth wants Herbert to move into the Osborne mansion with him so that the elder Gillis will turn him into a man.

Something's definitely wrong with Herbert T. Gillis. The normally tight-fisted patriarch loosens the family purse strings and showers his family with gifts. Then he announces he plans to sell the grocery store and settle down to a life of leisure.

In order to get away from Zelda, Dobie convinces Maynard to stow away on an ocean liner bound for South America but the diminutive love-starved damsel is also on the ship.

Maynard goes out with a chick who's a slacker just like himself but when Dobie convinces her to be more feminine his beatnik pal loses interest.

Zelda is overjoyed when Dobie finally decides to marry her after he learns in psychology class that marriage has many benefits. But then Maynard reminds her that his good buddy still hasn't shown any signs of passionate love.

In order to impress his new money hungry galpal (shades of Thalia Menninger), Dobie buys stock in an egg company.

Dobie's old galpal, the smokin' hot Thalia Menninger, arrives on the scene and announces that she's chunked college and become a successful saleswoman. Now she wants Dobie and Maynard to work for her.

Dobie and Maynard help Dr. Burkhart establish a center for disadvantaged youths as part of their sociology class.

Dobie falls for a hottie named Gisele Hurlbut but she plans on enrolling at an exclusive women's school in order to snare herself a rich husband. That doesn't stop Dobie who decides to enroll at a correspondingly exclusive men's school.

When galpal Gisele Hurlbut decides that his first name is ridiculous, Dobie decides to change it until Winnie puts her foot down and informs him that he's named after a Nobel Prize winning scientist.

This time it's a case of too many women for Dobie as he attempts to juggle a waitress and the daughter of a lumber company executive.

Maynard decides that he will always speak the truth but this policy upsets a lot of people.

Maynard writes an article for the school newspaper about primitive dances but borrows a few descriptions from a tabloid so that they seem like orgies.

Dobie decides to terminate his friendship with Maynard after it appears that his beatnik pal has become too dependant on him.

To raise money to carry on like a rich playboy, Dobie takes a job as a waiter in a sorority house.

On an anthropology class field trip, Maynard discovers a man living in a cave and decides to move in with him.

Chatsworth's cousin visits and soon becomes bored with society life. So she gets Maynard to show her how to live like a simple gal.

Dobie's newest flame believes in complete honesty from her fellow--and his friends and family.

Winnie heads out to Cleveland to visit her sister leaving Herbert and Dobie to fend for themselves.

An old high school nemesis of Dobie is arriving back in town on the noon bus and this news has Maynard's good buddy worried. It seems as though the bully has sent word that he's going to knock Dobie's block off.

Dobie is dead set on membership in the Silver Spoon Club, the best fraternity on campus. Knowing that his son may not get accepted on his own merits, Herbert bribes the members so they'll accept Dobie.