September 14, 1966
When Gomer tells his friends that a movie star has invited them to a barbecue, they don't believe him.
Carter hatches a scheme to win the Inter-squad competition—by using Gomer.
Everyone catches the German measles, except Gomer and Carter.
Carter tries to prove that Gomer's cut-rate watch was sold to him by a crook.
A wife accuses Gomer of turning her husband into an alcoholic.
Carter pumps vodka into Gomer's prize watermelon.
When Gomer claims he's seen men from outer space, Carter sends him to a psychiatrist.
Gomer is arrested after borrowing—and wrecking—Carter's car.
Carter bets Sgt. Hacker that he can't teach Gomer to cook.
Carter gives his girlfriend a puppy and then has to compete for her affections.
Carter finds out that his girlfriend was seen with another man.
Gomer predicts the weather better than the Weather Bureau.
When a singer rewards gomer's song with a kiss, Carter performs a song of his own.
Carter suspects Gomer has been spending his Sundays at the beach.
Carter tries to get Gomer transferred to the Marine band.
Gomer hosts a farewell dinner in a Chinese restaurant, unaware that it's a gambling parlor.
Two crooked lawyers try to convince Gomer and Carter to file a phony damages suit.
Carter and Duke use Gomer to expose a card hustler.
Carter will try anything to prevent Gomer from re-enlisting.
Gomer rivals Carter for the affections of a nightclub singer—who can't carry a tune.
After too much Welsh Rarebit, a sleepwalking Gomer tells off Carter.
A club owner wants Gomer to sing every night, which rankles Carter.
Carter volunteers Gomer for a parachute jump—but Gomer's afraid of heights.
Gomer loses the colonel's daughter at a go-go club and then finds her in a beatnik joint.
Gomer befriends a thieving crow that stashes its loot in Gomer's locker.
Carter and Gomer hunt for a live mortar shell lost during practice.
Gomer finds Lou-Ann a job in a record store when she loses her singing gig.