Blondie

New neighbors from Texas believe that there is oil on the Bumstead's property.

Alexander would rather celebrate his birthday without his parents or their plans for a party.

When Blondie goes on a shopping spree, Mr. Dithers suspects that Dagwood has embezzled company funds.

A down-and-outer poses as a rich man and helps Dagwood in his newest work challenge.

Blondie gets an opportunity to be an advice-for-the-lovelorn columnist for the local newspaper.

Intrigue strikes the Bumstead family when Dagwood is accidentally involved in an espionage ring.

Dagwood suspects that Blondie is leading a double-life as a nightclub singer.

Blondie decides the entire house needs a make-over.

Blondie takes on a job to earn extra money, but the maid hired to run the house in her absence is suspected of walking off with her jewelry.

Blondie has some reservations but Dagwood is eager to promote Alexander's crush on an attractive young girl.

Due to a mistake by Mr. Dithers, Dagwood is mistaken as the company's president when an important client visits.

Mrs. Dithers collects a large number of items for a sale, but her husband thinks she has stolen them in a bout of kleptomania.

Dagwood is linked romantically to a famous Hollywood movie star.

After Dagwood quits his job in a fit of anger, Mr. Dithers hires Blondie to work for his company.

Blondie rushes to buy back a lamp the Dithers gave her before they arrive for a dinner party and notice it missing.

An unusual amount of bad luck plagues the Bumstead household after they are given a mysterious idol.

A mix-up of packages results in Blondie taking home a large bag of cash that actually belongs to dangerous criminals.

Because of some paperwork problems, Blondie decides that her marriage to Dagwood is illegal and that he has to move out of the bedroom.

Dagwood tries to help Alexander's reputation with his friends by entering a quiz show and demonstrating mathematical prowess.

Dagwood and neighbor Herb have a huge fight and rush to demand the return of anything they ever loaned to one another.

Blondie and Dagwood are at cross-purposes when each tries to buy a collectible pistol that Mr. Dithers had originally told Dagwood to purchase for him.

Dagwood misinterprets a joke made by Blondie and almost succeeds in selling their home.

Blondie is jealous when she suspects that Dagwood is eating out with an attractive woman who works at the library.

While their home is being renovated, the Dithers move in with the Bumsteads - much to the kids' dismay.

Dagwood fills in for the sick Mr. Dithers and has to face the decision of going ahead with a construction project that will mean the demise of a tree with a family of birds nesting in it.

Dagwood needs to stand up for himself at the office, so Blondie goes to great lengths to boost his self-esteem.