The Doris Day Show

Doris applies for a job as a secretary for Today's World magazine in San Francisco. The hitch is she is advised to hide the fact that she is a single mother.

Doris unwittingly takes Toby's frog to work. It's definitely the wrong day to have a croaking critter in the office: an important banker is touring the premises prior to granting the magazine a loan.

In order to convince a predatory female from making moves on her boss Mr. Nicholson, Doris poses as his wife.

Doris changes a writer's hateful opinion of women and becomes the object of his affection.

Doris and her boss attend a dinner party given by an important businessman. The man's wife just happened to battle Doris over the sale of scout candy.

Mr. Nicholson gives Doris a very difficult assignment: she must get the magazine serialization rights to a new book by health expert Bruce Saunders.

Doris and Myrna are assigned to oversee French models prior to a Paris fashion designer's new collection is presented in a fashion show.

When a handsome movie star invites Doris to the premiere of his new motion picture, she tries to make the date and umpire son Billy's baseball game at the same time.

Doris' man-hungry friend Myrna invites Doris to her new apartment building which happens to be dedicated to swinging singles.

Doris plans a full weekend with the boys after working overtime all week long, unaware that the boys have already made plans.

Doris invites Ron and Myrna to spend Christmas on the ranch with her and the boys.

Buck avoids the dentist but when his toothache gets worse, Doris drags him in for an extraction.

Boxer Duke Farentino is in training for a title fight and women have been barred from his camp until Doris breezes in on a press pass.

Doris argues that she paid her electric bill and that the electric company's computers are wrong. She stages a protest in retaliation.

Doris rescues and removes six poodles from a private locked automobile and finds herself charged with stealing the pooches.

To get away from it all, Doris's boss and his assistant come to the ranch for a weekend. They can't leave because Toby has the measles, and the place is quarantined.

Doris and Myrna volunteer to run Leroy's gas station so he can visit his pregnant wife in the hospital.

Doris picks up a magazine with an article exposing a gangster and finds herself kidnapped along with the writer of the article.

Buck is chosen by a female artist to be the model for a painting.

A reclusive millionaire masquerading as a drifter is hired as a handyman on Doris' ranch.

Doris and her boss Mr. Nicholson go on a business trip to Florida until Doris' intuition lead them astray.

Doris arranges an authentic American evening for a visiting Latin prince. She's entertaining the handsome ruler at her family's ranch with a meal of beef stew and cold beer.

Retired boxer Duke Farentino has become a dance instructor and turns to Doris for help with his problems.

Jarvis, an efficiency expert assigned to Today's World magazine as a troubleshooter and the entire staff is at the point of revolt, as he blithely goes about his busybody business.

The Publisher of Today's World arrives unexpectedly and assumes control of the office and its staff, taking a special interest in Doris.