Mr. Lucky

Mr. Lucky and his best mate Andamo, are forced to flee the country and their casino when a South American President (Nehemiah Persoff, Some Like It Hot) learns Andamo is aiding anti-government revolutionaries.

Mr. Lucky and Andamo arrive penniless in the Port of Los Angeles and crash a costume party aboard a yacht to get some food. Fortune is on Mr. Lucky's side as he ends up owning the Fortuna II and converting it into a gambling ship. This episode introduces Pippa Scott as Maggie, the Queen in Mr. Lucky's deck.

A local mob boss (Get Smart's Edward Platt) is hot on the heels of a man (Gavin MacLeod) who uses the Fortuna II to hide his whereabouts, unbeknownst to Lucky and Andamo.

Police inform Mr. Lucky to be on the lookout for counterfeit cash being circulated from the Fortuna II's port, coincidentally at the same time, a beautiful woman (TVs Mission Impossible, Barbara Bain) and an eccentric professor (J. Pat O'Malley) starts frequenting the floating casino.

It's a high-stakes game of pool when both Mr. Lucky's wallet and life, is on the line when challenged by a seedy gambler. Pippa Scott returns as Lucky's love interest, Maggie.

An old pal just released from prison with an unusual request visits Mr. Lucky. He wants Lucky's help getting back inside the joint. Directed by Jerry Hopper, TVs Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and Gilligan's Island.

A millionaire boards the Fortuna for a night of gambling and a murdered body is discovered. Lucky, Andamo and Maggie all end up in danger.

An heiress ('Batgirl' Yvonne Craig) running away from her sheltered life wants to dig the world in beatnik fashion. She ensnares Lucky and Andamo to show her the hip scene unaware she's become the target of a couple of hoods that want to kidnap her for ransom.

When it's discovered the Fortuna II has become a storehouse for gem smuggling, Mr. Lucky and Andamo bring the police on board. However, the crooks will go so far as to blow up the ship if they don't get their precious cargo back.

An armed robbery camouflages the real reason thieves want to get their hands on a check written to pay off a gambling debt. Guest stars David White (Bewitched's Larry Tate) and Len Lesser (Seinfeld's Uncle Leo).

Mr. Lucky tries not to look a gift horse in the mouth when an old buddy (Peter Whitney, The Beverly Hillbillies) sends him an atrocious painting. But suspicions arise when the friend is murdered and someone desperately wants to buy the art piece from him.

Maggie's in a tight spot when she witnesses a mob assassination, while an estate attorney is seeking her whereabouts to give her inheritance money. Directed by Boris Sagel, The Omega Man.

Mr. Lucky and Andamo wind up in jail when found possessing stolen racetrack money, won from gambling with a scar-faced man. Featuring Cyril Delevanti (The Night of the Iguana).

Old train robbers, The Leadville Kid (Will Wright) and his cronies prove they can still turn a trick and rob the Fortuna II setting Mr. Lucky and Andamo in pursuit.

Andamo is smitten with an attractive Society woman who is intent on prohibiting the ship's gambling while convincing a dubious Mr. Lucky to hold a children's milk fundraiser. Features Warren Stevens (Forbidden Planet).

In a surprising move, Mr. Lucky transforms the Fortuna II into a luxurious dinner club and aids one of its new patrons who is being blackmailed. Herbert Rudley, The Mother-In-Laws, guest stars.

A mobster stalks the Fortuna's new comedian putting the comic's wife and Maggie in danger. Guest stars Frank Gorshin.

A shady businessman puts the screws on a Fortuna employee, a former parolee, who is trying to stay clean. Directed by Lamont Johnson, Peter Gunn and The Twilight Zone.

Mr. Lucky becomes the focus of an IRS investigation, triggered by a business owner who has cooked the books and is tossing a red herring in his direction. Directed by Jack Arnold, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Creature from the Black Lagoon.

Mr. Lucky and Andamo take charge of the contender for a charity boxing match but are warned by the opponent's manager he must take the fall or else.

Written by the Oscar-winning Sterling Silliphant (In the Heat of the Night); this is the only Mr. Lucky episode the famed writer penned.