Denver Pyle

John Adams, fur trapper and mountain man, is falsely accused of a crime. He retreats into the wilderness, leaving a small daughter behind. He creates a unique relationship with a grizzly bear companion and with nature, helping passers-by in the forest.

The story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, who robbed banks across the country during the Depression era.

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

Doris attempts to save an elderly employee's job at Today's World magazine.

Jackie gets into trouble when she donates Cy's trenchcoat to a thrift shop leading Doris to hunt it down.

Leroy has hopes of becoming a country composer when a publisher accepts his song "Weeds in the Garden of My Heart." But the hired hand has paid $50 for the big break, and Doris fears he's the victim of fraud.

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

Doris becomes a friend in need as she tries to borrow eleven hundred dollars.

Doris falls in love with an Italian in Rome and is heartbroken when a difference comes between them.

Two aggressive bosses cause chaos when they battle to win Doris as a valuable employee.