Peter Gunn

Thugs are terrorizing business people with their protection racket. When they drop in to Mother's, they eventually end up trashing her place.

A bank manager robs his own bank after disabling everyone with knockout gas. When the manager's co-conspirator escapes with the money, Peter Gunn is hired to track the man down.

A man asks Peter Gunn to find his daughter who recently got out of prison. Complicating Gunn's investigation are others who are also interested in the daughter's whereabouts.

A paranoid stand-up comedian is convinced that his wife is trying to kill him. He hires Peter Gunn to investigate, but Gunn gets an opposite view of the marriage from the wife.

A man takes out a contract on himself so his family can collect on his life insurance. When his money troubles suddenly disappear, he hires Peter Gunn to find and stop the hitman.

Charlie Mays is on death row, and now his seventeen-year-old son is heading down the same old road as his dad. Mays asks Peter Gunn to help save his son from his own actions.

After a shooting gallery employee realizes that some of the prize dolls are being used for a sinister purpose, he asks Gunn for protection. However, his request isn't simple.

Peter Gunn has two questions: where is Lt. Jacoby, and who kidnapped him? When Gunn goes looking for him, he finds suspects at every turn and must hurry to crack the case.

A Hungarian gunsmith is designing a rifle to help underground freedom fighters in his own country. When he flees to the U.S., he hires Peter Gunn to protect him.

Peter Gunn learns of an insurance company that practices paying thieves off to recover stolen loot because it's cheaper than settling a claim at full value.

Two inmates break out of prison and plan to kill Peter Gunn. They conspire to get his girlfriend Edie first, and now Gunn must find a way to save her and himself.

Peter Gunn is hired by a woman to follow her husband, but it turns out that the man is actually her partner in crime. Gunn's investigation leads him to the local tax commissioner.

The dean of an all-girls school hires Peter Gunn to investigate a series of mysterious occurrences on campus, including the electrical power going off and on.

Peter Gunn is hired by Edna, the wife of prominent lawyer George Wolfe, who is convinced that her husband and his mistress are plotting to kill her.

After a body is found in one of his dryers, a laundromat owner hires Gunn to make a deal for him in returning the $1,000,000 that he and a partner stole eight months ago.

The wife of a successful businessman hires Peter Gunn to investigate after someone takes a shot at her husband. The prime suspect is the husband's former business partner.

Peter Gunn is called in to deal with a psychotic bomber who has escaped from a mental institution, and is threatening to cause major damage unless the mayor kills himself.

An alcoholic hires Peter Gunn to keep him sober for 12 hours, in order to put on a good appearance for his daughter, who is arriving on a plane the next day.

Cliffie Thomas hires Peter Gunn to protect him from a recently-escaped convict by the name of Al Brenners, who had blinded Thomas about ten years prior.

Peter Gunn is convicted and given the death sentence for a crime he did not commit. Before being delivered to prison, Lt. Jacoby asks to see his old friend in his office.

The local Syndicate heads pay a hitman to eliminate Peter Gunn. Despite being tipped off by Jacoby, Gunn is kidnapped and driven out to an abandoned mine to be killed.

Peter Gunn is hired by a broken-down musician and ex-convict to find his wife, who is supposed to be dead. Gunn discovers that the truth does involve death, just not hers.

An aging mob boss has been recently released from prison, and Gunn is hired to find out who wants him dead. The mob boss's reason for wanting to know is more than it would seem.

A man is paid to take the blame for the murder of his boss's wife. As part of the plan, he hires Peter Gunn to investigate.

Peter Gunn is hired by a woman who is afraid her husband may kill her. When the husband is found dead, the wife is the chief suspect, yet the circumstances seem iffy to Gunn.

Marvelous Marvon, a ventriloquist, is found murdered after his act. Gunn is hired by Marcel Benoit to find the killer. Rinaldo, his ventriloquist dummy, turns out to be no dummy.

Peter Gunn is hired to find out who is killing mob members. Gunn takes the job to avoid a gang war, which could end up with innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.

A prison warden asks Gunn to help in the rehabilitation of a bank heist planner by escorting the man to his daughter's wedding. The man disappears on the trip back to prison.

A teacher working after school hours finds a student dead in the gym locker room. When he is a suspect to the public, he becomes worried about his life, and contacts Peter Gunn.

Anthony hires Gunn to find Marion who is blackmailing him. What he finds leads him to believe that the neighbor may have seen something and was met with their demise.

Gunn is tipped: the soon-to-be visiting Governor will be assassinated. When the rumor is shared with Lt. Jacoby, there is doubt as to the validity of this information.

Gunn is hired by a mystery woman to deliver a briefcase. A bigger mystery is what is in the briefcase and who will kill to get it?

Gunn is hired by a wealthy businessman to deter his son from trying to solve the case of an Investment Counselor. He disappeared with a suitcase of money and murdered a cop.

Peter Gunn is hired by the District Attorney, whose son is the chief suspect in the murder of a pretty gold-digger. Gunn will find the truth, one way or the other.

A man is killed by a sniper with a crossbow. Gunn has a client with a criminal record, an upper-crust clientele, and a collection of weapons that once included a crossbow.

Gunn's job is to remove a gangster from a wealthy man's mansion. The millionaire's daughter had an ex-mob boss paroled to her, now he is using the estate as a base of operations.

A perplexed Gunn has a baby dumped on his doorstep. He finds the father is scheduled to testify against a crime czar who is hiding out until all witnesses have been killed.