The Doris Day Show

Doris lands a fantastic apartment in San Francisco. But a chaotic moving day jeopardizes her lease as friends, dogs and weirdos turn the place into a madhouse.

Doris masquerades as a cigar-smoking feminist to get the magazine rights to a book authored by an outspoken women's liberation leader.

Doris' worst nightmare comes true when Mr. Jarvis moves into the apartment next to hers.

Trying to help Angie and Louie's restaurant get some publicity and much needed customers, Doris pitches in and almost gets the place shut down.

Billionaire William Tyler tries to lure Doris away from Today's World for a job travelling around the world.

Doris can't stop worrying about her family back home and realizes she may have made a wrong decision.

French couturier Montagne goes to lengths to repeat an earlier success getting Doris to model his fashions.

Doris and Myrna search for a lost manuscript and wind up auditioning for a night club as go-go dancers.

A nightclub act is front and center for Doris and her ex-boxer friend Duke .

After a briefcase mixup, Doris is subjected to an intensive security check by government agents.

Doris brings Tony to Pallucci's restaurant for a quiet dinner away from his adoring fans. But owner Angie gets so excited she broadcasts the singer's visit throughout the neighborhood.

Doris's seafaring cousin Charlie shows up and his top-secret government work invites alot of complications.

Doris tries to help Angie and Louie's marriage and inadvertently sets off a chain of events that might lead them into the opposite direction.

When Doris' father Buck comes for a visit, she wonders how he will adjust to city life.

Colonel Fairburn is in the hot seat when Doris launches her own campaign against air pollution.

Doris is used as bait by colleague Ron in order to get an interview with a quarterback.

Doris tries to rescue the love-smitten Duke from a blonde socialite whom Doris believes is a gold digger.

Doris is surprised when Jarvis gets a visit from his uncle who is surprisingly unlike Jarvis in every way.

Doris comes to Leroy's aid when he starts squandering his rodeo prize winnings.

Doris is surprised to find that Colonel Fairburn's son is a hippie.

A widower whose daughter is going on her first date with Billy falls for Billy's mother Doris.

Doris is surprised to learn that she has won a Doris Day Look-Alike Contest which the boys entered her in without her knowledge.

A handsome doctor takes an interest in Doris after meeting her on vacation at a ski resort.

Doris invades an all male camp-out when Grandpa can't make the trip with the boys.

Doris' young niece pays a middle-of-the-night visit to seek her advice on how to patch up her marriage.