George Wilson's brother, John, comes to stay with Martha while George is out of town. John is a writer, but has trouble working without his old seat cushion. A new title sequence begins, including Gale Gordon's name.
Dennis starts a rock collection and ends up finding what he thinks is real gold on Mr. Wilson's lot.
Mr. Wilson is conducting a car raffle for his lodge, and Dennis wants to win the car for his mother. Through a mixup, Mrs. Wilson gives Dennis a winning ticket which had originally been bought by her husband.
When Mr. Wilson's Aunt Emma pays him a visit, she takes an instant liking to Dennis. This causes Mr. Wilson to fear that she will make Dennis her heir instead of him.
Property taxes have risen, and Mr. Wilson thinks the reason is that the school is wasting money on nonessential programs and luxuries. So the principal invites Mr. Wilson to spend the day as a regular student.
Dennis and Mr. Wilson camp out on a mountain so that Dennis can join the Junior Pathfinders club.
Mr. Wilson is selected to pick up a chimpanzee from the San Diego Zoo, so both the Wilsons and the Mitchells take a trip there. Confusion results when they try to hide and calm down the agitated chimp, at night, from their motel manager who is allergic to animals.
After selling a rare 1919 dime for $150, Mr. John Wilson buys ten raffle tickets from Dennis and ends up winning a chicken. When he wants to cook the chicken for dinner, Dennis and his friends try to talk him out of it.
Dennis brings home chicken eggs to take care of for a school project but ends up taking them over to the Wilsons' house because of a power outage at the Mitchells'.

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Dennis thinks his dad is broke, so he sells bottles in an attempt to make some extra money while informing the neighborhood of the Mitchell's dire straights.
Dennis and Tommy play at sending messages to each other using homing pigeons. Mrs. Wilson gives Dennis a scratch pad to use for the notes without knowing that Mr. Wilson had an important stock tip written on the pad. Dennis attaches the page with the tip to a pigeon and releases it. Mr. Wilson and Henry, who also wishes to invest in the stock, try to recapture the pigeon by spending a night in a haunted house.

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Dennis makes an appointment with a new dentist who gives out sports equipment to new patients, but then instead has Mr. Wilson go in his place, even though Wilson has long been afraid of dentists.
Mr. Wilson gives Dennis an old radio set that he accidentally bid on at an auction, and turns out to have cash hidden inside. Numerous people then appear, each of them claiming to be the rightful owner.
Mr. Wilson has written a book about his Uncle Ned's life. Ned, however, does not want the book to be published because certain parts of it, he claims, are not true.

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Mr. Wilson is supposed to take a picture of a plant that blooms at night but ends up dozing off when the time comes. Luckily, Dennis takes the picture of the flower for him.
Dennis asks a reporter to write a story about his dad with hopes of getting his picture in the paper.
Mr. Wilson accidentally gets Dennis' space helmet stuck on his head.
Mr. Wilson holds a bird lovers session at his home where a woman does bird calls that sound like real birds.

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Mr. Wilson purchases a rare coin for $250.00, but Mrs. Wilson, without realizing what it is, lets Dennis take it to use in a wishing well, which was the town fountain. Also while at the police station, Dennis mentions on his last visit he was given ice cream. He would be referring to an early episode that had already been made, but was not aired until later the first season as called "Dennis Runs Away".
Dennis and Tommy learn that Opie might have to move because his bees can't find honey. The boys move Mr. Wilson's indoor flowers outside to attract the bees, and Dennis has a plan to attract even more.
Sgt. Mooney gives Mr. Wilson a summons after a complaint from Mrs. Elkins for an alleged violation of a town ordinance. So Mr. Wilson requests a trial, which occurs on "Children's Day in Court" – the day he designated for the children of the town to run the court and Dennis is the judge.
When his parents won't buy him his own bicycle, Dennis attempts various ways to get one on his own, including getting engaged to Margaret.

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George buys a 1912 Winton to enter into the Horseless Carriage Road Race with the intent of winning the race and becoming president of he and Henry's chapter of the Horseless Carriage Club.
Mr. Wilson & Dennis' father plan a secret early-morning fishing trip without Dennis, but he suspects something is afoot due to various clues they leave. Their sleep the night before is disrupted by Dennis' restless curiosity. Ron Howard starred as Dennis' friend, Stewart.
Miss Cathcart's cat is accidentally locked in the trunk of Mr. Wilson's car.

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Mr. Wilson tricks Dennis into taking a silver coin that reads "good luck" and has a horseshoe on it instead of a half-dollar that he owes Dennis for mowing his lawn.
Mr. Wilson gets a fortune cookie that reads "beware of tomorrow" and is convinced that the fortune will come true.
A mix up in grading the school IQ test mistakenly labels Dennis a genius.
Dennis asks his father for an allowance of $0.25 per week. Henry says he'll give it to him with the condition that he learns the value of money first by earning it himself.
Henry is thinking of getting a new job that would relocate him and his family to a country called Calpuna near the Ganges River for three years. Dennis does what he can to prevent this from happening including running away from home.
Dennis tries to take care of his sick mother while his father is out of town.
Dennis trains Mr. Wilson's dog, Fremont, but the training backfires when Fremont will only listen to Dennis and ignores Mr. Wilson.
Dennis gets what he thinks is a hamster, but it turns out to be a gopher that escapes from its cage and almost ruins Mr. Wilson's yard.
Dennis has nobody to play with after Joey goes home. Since nobody can drive him, he decides to walk to his grandfather's house in Emerson City but is stopped by the police. At the police station, he refuses to tell his name, is given ice cream, and causes further havoc including putting cement in Mr. Wilson's bowling ball and accidentally handcuffing an officer.
Mr. Wilson builds a barbecue in his backyard with help from Dennis' friend, Fred Baines.

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George and Henry purchase a house as an income property and later find out that it is known to be haunted. Unable to get their money back, they sleep inside to prove that it isn't haunted. Noises they repeatedly hear are finally found to be from a squatter in the basement trying to scare them away.
Dennis wants a horse for Christmas and gets a record player instead. So, on Christmas Day, he goes around the neighborhood trying to find what he thinks is his horse.
Dennis wants to join an older boys' club, but in order to do so, he has to go through an initiation.
Mr. Wilson wants to go to the Island of Happiness in Mexico but changes his mind when he hears that his niece is going to have a baby.

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Mr. Wilson's money falls through a hole in his pocket while he was at Quigley's market and thus, he cannot pay Dennis for washing his car. Dennis misinterprets "the market" as referring to the stock market rather than the food market and as a result, mistakenly thinks that Mr. Wilson is broke.
Mr. Wilson coaches Dennis' Pee Wee League baseball team because Henry, the team's original coach, becomes ill.
Dennis' house is mistaken for a nearby open house that is up for sale, thus attracting a crowd of strangers into what the Mitchells had intended as a small party for friends.
Dennis wants to open an account at the bank where Mr. Wilson is temporarily working in the new-accounts department.
Dennis helps Mr. Wilson's Uncle Ned plant flower bulbs in his yard in order to get out of playing house with Margaret. The bulbs are unfortunately planted upside-down.
Dennis is interested in learning about love. His parents and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson both tell him how wonderful love is, but he just doesn't understand.
Dennis uses numbers for a football play that are the combination to Mr. Wilson's safe, so Mr. Wilson and Henry get Dennis so confused that he forgets the combination. Unfortunately, Mr. Wilson forgets it, as well, and he has something very important locked inside.
Dennis and his friends decide to play Robin Hood. Dennis takes Mr. Wilson's lawn edger to use on his own lawn. Mr. Wilson sees Mrs. Elkins using an edger she had recently purchased. Thinking it's his and that she had stolen it from him, he takes it back when she leaves to answer the phone.
Mrs. Elkins turns Dennis down for a job delivering circulars for her campaign, but Mr. Wilson agrees to help Dennis get it.
Dennis, Henry, and Mr. Wilson go out in the woods and cut down a big Christmas tree that almost ends up getting destroyed before they get it home.
Dennis decides he wants a bird, but he knows that once his dad sees his report card, he won't get it. So his dad does agree to reward Dennis if he brings home a better report card next term.
With Henry away in New York on business and Alice having to spend the night with Henry's mother, Dennis stays with the Wilsons for a night.
Dennis finds a stray dog and, since the pound is closed until the next morning, Henry allows the dog to stay in their house for the night. The dog causes nothing but trouble including barking in the basement, jumping on Henry's bed, and chasing Mr. Wilson up a tree.

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Mr. Wilson drops a hundred-dollar bill, and a crow picks it up and flies away with it. He later finds it in an old tree in a park which the park commissioner is going to cut down.

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Mr. Wilson agrees to give Dennis his magnifying glass as long as he doesn't say a word to him or around him for the rest of the day. Henry and Alice had, also, told Dennis that he talks too much, so he doesn't speak around them, either.
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Mr. Wilson's nephew visits him in San Diego and gives Mr. Wilson and Dennis a ride in his Navy truck – something against Navy regulations. Mr. Wilson and Dennis hide in the back of the truck when Mr. Wilson's nephew has to pick up one of his officers. Mr. Wilson and Dennis are unable to get out of the truck and are brought back to the naval base.

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Mr. Wilson becomes a cat catcher for the police department to help enforce a cat license law.
Dennis and Tommy replace a fallen street signpost but fail to notice they've put it up with the street names facing in the wrong direction. Eve McVeagh is also featured as Mrs. Purcell.
Tommy has a saxophone that he doesn't want, so Dennis wants to buy it from Tommy's mother. When Mr. Wilson learns that Dennis is going to ask Henry to buy it for him, Mr. Wilson tries to talk Henry out of it.
Dennis visits a hermit who lives in a shack out in the woods. Mr. Wilson thinks that the hermit fought in the Civil War, so he tries to get his life story.
Mr. Wilson attempts to teach Dennis about bird watching, and Dennis takes care of a sick bird, which proves to be the first of its species ever found in their region, prompting a visit by an excited bird club official.
Mr. Wilson thinks he has discovered a space satellite when in reality it is Dennis shooting glow-in-the-dark ping-pong balls out of his blaster.
Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Elkins are each running for president of the Birdwatchers Society. The first mockingbird of spring has made its nest in Mr. Wilson's backyard, and its chirping keeps him up at night.
Dennis overhears Mr. Wilson saying that he wishes he had his raccoon coat back. Dennis gives the story to the newspaper and, as a result, all day, people bring Mr. Wilson raccoon coats.
Mr. Wilson returns from a camping trip, inspiring Dennis and Tommy to camp out in the backyard. That night Mr. Wilson mistakenly thinks the circus train has crashed and the animals have escaped, but the noises are only Mr. Mitchell playing a sound-effects record for a dinner guest.
Mr. Wilson decides to leave Dennis a gold watch in his will. Soon after, Mr. Wilson begins to feel old and is convinced that he has a short time to live.

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Dennis wants to help out during Paint-up, Clean-up Week, so Mr. Wilson gives Dennis a bucket of red paint for his wagon. Dennis, however, also decides to paint the street corner by Mr. Wilson's house, and Mr. Wilson gets blamed for it. This episode along with two others, "Mr. Wilson's Uncle" and "Community Picnic" was transcribed by Hank Ketcham into a special edition comic book called "Dennis the Menace Television Special".
Dennis meets Whip Crawford, his cowboy idol, after Mrs. Webster tells Dennis that Whip will be in the community pageant. The role of Crawford is played by Brad Johnson , who had been the deputy Lofty Craig on the syndicated western series Annie Oakley. This was the third episode made and held to show more recently made episodes. Its also the first episode to have Dennis' rival Johnny Brady
Mrs. Wilson is angry with Mr. Wilson because she thinks he's not taking her to Hawaii for their anniversary even though he promised to. He really is taking her, though, and has the plane tickets mailed to the Mitchells' so that Mrs. Wilson won't discover them. When Alice gets the envelope, she thinks that Henry has used the money from his bonus to buy them tickets to Hawaii.
While Henry is out of town, Dennis takes his place and tries to do everything his father would do. Meanwhile, Mr. Wilson has a book he has written published and plans to give the profits to charity. He tries to get a window display for his book at the local book store, but the owner refuses, thinking that Mr. Wilson is a greedy man.
Mr. Wilson gets a visit from his former boss from Pittsburgh who offers Mr. Wilson back his old job, giving him a chance to move far away from Dennis.
Dennis helps Mr. Wilson sell a neighbor's house.
Dennis convinces Mr. Wilson to run for park commissioner so that he'll open the park all week long instead of just the weekend.

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A famous actress commissions Mr. Wilson to write her life story thinking he is a "young, vigorous author with a youthful point-of-view." He buys some hair dye in an attempt to look younger and asks Dennis to bring it to his house for him. The bottle falls out of the box and breaks on the sidewalk, so he and Tommy replace it with a bottle of Tommy's mother's dye thinking it's the same thing. An unsuspecting Mr. Wilson proceeds to use the dye on his entire head.
Dennis is appointed by the mayor to go to Washington to ask their senator to support the creation of a national forest at nearby Hickory Mountain. Mr. Wilson goes along to cover the story and thinks his contacts there will be the thing that allows the idea of a forest to be realized.
Dennis mistakes Mr. Wilson's dahlia bulbs for sweet potatoes, and, after his bedtime, he switches the sweet potatoes for dahlia bulbs.
Mr. Wilson hires a housekeeper for Mrs. Wilson but soon regrets it when the housekeeper tries to tell Mr. Wilson what he can and cannot do in his own home. Jean Stapleton appears as the housekeeper.
Mr. Wilson buys a treasure chest at an auction thinking that it has a pirate's treasure in it. When he gets it open and discovers nothing valuable, he tells Dennis that he can do whatever he wants with it.
Dennis decides to give Mr. Wilson his own Father's Day which, in the end, turns out very well after Dennis gets Mr. Wilson out of a lawsuit concerning his dog, Fremont.
Dennis' cub scout troupe is putting on a circus, and Dennis convinces Mr. Wilson to be the lion. He tells Mr. Wilson that nobody has to know he's the one inside the costume.
Mr. Finch is having a contest in which his store's fifty-thousandth customer of the year will win five minutes of free shopping. Mr. Wilson is determined to be the winner.
Dennis tries to fix up his Grandpa Perkins with Miss Cathcart and other ladies in the neighborhood.
Dennis hears the Wilsons argue over a minor issue, and mentions it to several neighbors, who then think that the Wilsons have split up. Two local spinsters get a makeover and make a play for Mr. Wilson, each hoping to be his girlfriend.
An Indian fire-starting demonstration is to take place for Dennis' Junior Pathfinders club, but the person who is to do perform the demonstration hurts his back. Mr. Wilson, trying to get into the Pioneer Club, is volunteered to be the replacement Indian chief and has to start a fire by rubbing together two sticks.
Mr. Brady and Tiny, an employee at his store, challenge Henry and Mr. John Wilson to compete against them in the sporting events at an upcoming community picnic. This is the last episode with Martha Wilson.

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Mr. Wilson ends up being in a play at Dennis' school after he and Tommy, who is in the play, get handcuffed together before the play starts.
Dennis' father finds a bag of money in the gutter. He calls Mr. Wilson to witness what he's found, and they take it to the police station. They later learn that the money is counterfeit.
Dennis accidentally knocks over a bottle which fumigates the Wilsons' house, so the Wilsons stay at the Mitchells' for the night, Mr. Wilson sharing a bed with Dennis. Mr. Wilson walks in his sleep.
Dennis has what he thinks is a lucky rabbit's foot. With recent bad luck Mr. Wilson has been having, Dennis offers to let him borrow the foot. Mr. Wilson, however, doesn't believe in such superstition and doesn't take the foot. Immediately thereafter, his bad luck continues when something jams his lawnmower, and he runs over his garden hose with the mower.
Dennis enters a soapbox derby, and Mr. Wilson accidentally ends up being the one driving Dennis' car in the race.
Dennis and Tommy collect newspapers for a paper drive that will reward the boy who collects the most with a silver dollar.
After being picked on by the school bully, Alice makes Dennis promise not to fight. As a result, the bully gives Dennis a black eye. Henry gives Dennis the go-ahead to fight back next time, so Mr. John Wilson teaches Dennis how to fight.
Dennis gets his mother a going-away present and hides it on Mr. Wilson's closet shelf. Mrs. Wilson finds it and thinks it is a gift for her from Mr. Wilson.
Mr. Wilson sees large footprints in his yard caused by Dennis' new novelty shoes and thinks they may be from a monster that has been reported in the newspaper. Mr. Wilson vows to capture the supposed monster.
Mr. Wilson takes over an advice-to-the-lovelorn newspaper column for a few weeks. He thinks he will have every single woman in town happily married by the time he finishes.
Mr. Wilson is convinced that he is allergic to Dennis because he sneezes every time he is around. Henry and Alice realize that Dennis has changed his bath soap recently, so he takes a bath with his old soap to see if that is the problem. Mr. Wilson still sneezes, so he tells Dennis that they'll have to stay away from each other from now on.
Mr. Wilson is writing a magazine article about voodoo. Dennis gets the wrong idea and tells the whole neighborhood that Mr. John Wilson is a witch doctor.
Mr. Wilson tricks Henry out of playing golf so that he'll spend more time with Dennis, and Dennis won't bother Mr. Wilson. Meanwhile, Dennis and Tommy try to deal with a hole Dennis put in the fish tank.
Dennis, his father, and Mr. Wilson camp out to prove that they can live off of the land like the western pioneers. Judson Pratt appears as Mr. Kawalski.
Dennis enlists the help of Mr. Wilson in creating a documentary film of the town for Dennis' school project.
Mr. Wilson becomes suspicious when he hears noises caused by Dennis and his friends who've set up their clubhouse in a crawl space underneath his house.

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Dennis and his school's new principal get off on the wrong foot after the principal takes a remark about his height the wrong way. He threatens to kick Dennis off the baseball team if he observes any further impudence. This is the last episode that mentions that John Wilson was not the original Mr. Wilson and had recently bought the house from George.
Dennis and his friends start a laundry service using Mrs. Elkins' old washing machine. Dennis offers to take Mr. Wilson's tuxedo to the cleaners but decides to try to remove a stain himself. While Dennis is away, Seymour throws the tuxedo in the washing machine with other children's dirty laundry. To cover himself, Dennis decides to give Mr. Wilson Henry's tuxedo to use.
Dennis' father Henry will be out of town for Alice's birthday, so he gives Dennis some money and tells him to see that his mother has a nice day.
Mrs. Wilson knits several baby booties to use as golf club covers for a new set of clubs she bought for Mr. Wilson's birthday. Dennis sees the booties, and Tommy says it means that Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are going to have a baby. Dennis quickly spreads the word around the neighborhood. Word gets back to Mr. Wilson, and he thinks it may be true.
Dennis' basketball team's star player, Stretch, quits the team after Johnny Brady and some of the other players constantly make fun of him and make him feel unwanted. Dennis makes a plea to Mr. Quigley to talk to Stretch in an attempt to persuade him to rejoin the team.
The Driscolls are new neighbors, but problems arise as their phone is on a shared line with the Mitchells'. Henry gets angry at Mr. Driscoll for monopolizing the line, not realizing that Dennis and his friends were actually the ones using it, and furthermore that Mr. Driscoll is a valued client of Henry's company.
Dennis is very upset because he doesn't know how to whistle, so he spends all day trying to learn.
Dennis winds up babysitting a little boy who is a guest of the Wilsons after his father & Mr. Wilson mistakenly both cancel their respective sitters. This was the seventh episode made and held due to editing issues.
Mr. Wilson hangs out and plays with Dennis and his friends for the day to gather information for a magazine article about the changing behaviors of children. One of Dennis' friends is played by a young Kurt Russell.
Henry gets a ticket for walking on the grass in the park. When Mr. Wilson hears about it, he thinks it isn't fair, so he convinces Henry to go to court and contest it.
Dennis meets Mr. Wilson's sister, Helen. Helen brings George a book he had as a child, Treasure Island. She reads the book to Dennis and Tommy, and they become fascinated with buried treasure. Mr. Wilson draws a treasure map to trick the boys into tilling his garden plot.
Dennis and Tommy try to sell Valentine's Day cards in July to buy swim fins.
Dennis enters his frog in a frog-jumping contest with Mr. Wilson as his partner. Mr. Wilson bets Sgt. Mooney that Dennis' frog will beat Mooney's.
Mr. Wilson takes Dennis and several friends to a camp open house, and they exhaust him with a day of long hikes and activity. As they prepare to return home, they are told they will be stranded there for a week because a storm has taken out a bridge.
Mr. Wilson has a stock certificate worth $500 and safeguards it inside his phone book, which is then accidentally given away for disposal with thousands of identical books. After the warehouse is carefully searched in vain, it is discovered Dennis had removed the certificate earlier to decorate his treehouse.

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Mr. Wilson thinks his next-door neighbor is the stocking bandit and tries to prove it.
Henry tells Dennis to get rid of his massive comic book collection, so he decides to sell them. Meanwhile, Mr. Wilson wants to buy a new camera, and tries to sell his first-edition books to raise the needed funds. Peter Ustinov plays a rare book buyer.
Mr. Wilson's wallet is taken by a pick-pocket, so Dennis and Tommy try to help the police find the crook.
Henry tries to take Alice out for their anniversary. Meanwhile, Dennis tries to build a swing in his yard and ends up chasing a cat up a tree in the process.
Mr. Wilson's article about gypsies is returned with the request that he, first, get to know them and research them further before submitting another. Therefore, he dresses in full gypsy attire and travels on a donkey to a local gypsy camp in order to best observe them. He performs a gesture that, unbeknownst to him, is a wedding proposal to a woman at the camp.
Mr. Mitchell tells Dennis that he and the family are moving to New York in order to keep Mr. Wilson in town for an award he is to receive. Dennis then informs the neighborhood of their supposed move.
Mr. Wilson puts on a magic show for Dennis' birthday and asks Spring Byington to be his assistant.
Dennis wants to buy a fishing rod for his father and tries to purchase it with a $50.00 Confederate bill.
Mr. Wilson enters an essay contest that requires the entrants to be parents. When he wins the contest, he tries to pass off Dennis and his friends as his own children. Mr. Wilson assumes the contest judge is calling at his door, but it proves to be instead an angry motorist whose car the children had damaged.
Mr. Wilson is named chairman of a saving-stamps campaign for the Junior Astronauts. As chairman, he arranges a contest at Dennis' school in which the student who collects the most stamps wins a trip to Cape Canaveral to meet an astronaut. Guest appearance by Project Mercury spokesman "Shorty" Powers as himself.
Mr. Wilson tells Dennis he isn't feeling well just to get Dennis to leave him alone. Dennis spreads the word leading everyone to believe that Mr. Wilson is very sick.

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Dennis is put on the spot when he asks both Mr. Wilson and Mr. MacTavish to represent Scotland for his school project. Special Guest Star: Susan Jones, 1961 Miss Scotland
Dennis is to write a composition for school about his best friend, and he chooses Mr. Wilson.

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Mr. Quigley, though lacking experience, is named coach of the town's pee-wee baseball team, hoping it will help advertise his store. The mayor agrees to give the team new uniforms if Quigley can get Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers to play an exhibition game in town Koufax appears, and his charisma and popularity upstage Quigley.
Mr. Wilson receives an inheritance from his aunt and thinks about starting a charitable foundation. Through a misunderstanding, a contractor thinks he has ordered a new foundation dug under his house.
Dennis successfully eludes a babysitter and sneaks out of the house and goes to a cowboy movie that his parents also go to while Joey is left with the baby sitter, pretending to be Dennis.
Mr. Wilson's niece is getting married and asks Dennis to be the ring bearer. Elinor Donahue appears as Mr. Wilson's niece.

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Dennis cares for a dog named Charlie who wins a prize from the art club for his painting!
Dennis is going crazy trying to find his gifts including a new sled.

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After hearing that the city is tearing down Mr. Dorfman's "Postman's Rest" bench in favor of a parking lot, Dennis and Tommy offer him use of their private bench they plan to build.

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Dennis becomes a fast friend of a girl from Hong Kong who is staying with the Wilsons.
Dennis hears about Mr. Wilson getting a remote control for his television set and is fascinated. He uses his friend's remote to operate Mr. Wilson's television from Dennis' bedroom window, and Mr. Wilson can't understand what's happening.
Dennis accidentally steps on one of Mr. Wilson's plants. He buys Mr. Wilson a replacement and plants it in his flower bed without Mr. Wilson knowing. When Mr. Wilson sees the plant, which is much larger than the one that was there originally, he is convinced that the new miracle plant food he invented is the cause of the growth.
Dennis wants to find Miss Cathcart a best friend, so he gets her a dog from the pound. However, the dog's owner is looking for him and ends up showing up at Miss Cathcart's house before Dennis brings the dog over to her. She mistakenly thinks that the guy is the friend instead of the dog.
Mr. Wilson has a bunch of starlings in his tree and wants to get rid of them. Dennis eventually gets rid of the starlings by putting liver in Mr. Wilson's tree which attracts a lot of cats to climb the tree.
Mr. Wilson plans to have a quiet evening at home, but his plans change when Henry needs a sitter for Dennis. Mr. Wilson is talked into being a sitter for Dennis, Margaret, and Seymour. John Astin appears as the policeman.
Henry desperately wants to get out of playing golf with his boss and says he'd give $10.00 for a rain storm. Mr. Wilson gives Dennis a book called Secrets of the Indian Rain Dance, and he and his friends decide to give it a try.
Mr. Wilson helps Dennis start a penny collection, hoping it will preoccupy him quietly indoors. However, Dennis pesters the nearby grocer repeatedly for rolls of coins, spills them on the floor, and causes Mr. Wilson to get arrested.