Harriet has decided to redecorate based on a vase she purchased. One problem, Ozzie finds it awful.; Now he's off to try to get rid of it.

A beautiful and blonde Nazi spy decides to confess to Lowery of the Sentinel. The two of them are captured by the Gestapo!

"Moon-Face and Starry-Eyed" - Bing Crosby; "My Heart Is a Hobo" - Bing Crosby; "That's the Beginning of the End" - Jimmy Demaret; "For What" Bob Hope & Bing Crosby; "That's My Desire" - Bing Crosby

A woman's lover is hiding in the closet with a hammer and a plan to murder the sleeping husband!

The mayor and two other respected citizens of Summer Springs has called for George Valentine. George is offered $1000 to not take the case, then finds a dead body named George Valentine has already arrived!

Harriet is suprising George with a new arrivial, but George thinks its a new baby. Is he wrong?

A defense worker shoots at and kills the Green Hornet! In a confusing story, the real Green Hornet gets the goods on two Nazi spies and saves the "vital war plans." Lowery claims, "This is the greatest story since the armistice!."

A spinster librarian and her crippled mother are terrorized by a madman who has taken over their house as their "guest."

A rubber chemist from Rangoon hires George Valentine to find a man who is missing...or is he? A fabulous black pearl necklace turns out to be a fake. A phony traveler winds up as a corpse...a complex corpse!

Ozzie tries to buy a book about reincarnation title, "The Trip Back," by Bartlett Graham. The book is promoted ceaselessly throughout the program. Ozzie and Harriet sing, "Don't Sweetheart Me" and "We Must Be Ever So Quiet."