Lassie

Boomer leaves Mike in Timmy's care while he goes away for a visit with relatives. However, Mike proves to be a handful for Timmy.

An older boy, who has run away from his uncle, tries to get Timmy and Boomer to camp out with him.

Timmy and Boomer set up a fortune telling booth at the church carnival but things don't go as planned.

Paul and Uncle Petrie try to find subjects for Timmy to take pictures of with his new camera. However, an unpleasant neighbor may dampen Timmy's fun with his hunting plans.

Lassie brings home a little dog that she has been secretly been feeding. However, the warm feelings Ruth has about this situation quickly sour when Timmy adopts a feisty race horse.

Timmy and Boomer are bothered by the arrival of Boomer's cousin, who wanders away from them to explore a cave.

Timmy and Boomer borrow Uncle Petrie's charm to give them good luck for an upcoming school project. However, they lose the charm and Petrie starts to have a run of bad luck.

Timmy and Boomer collect rocks as part of payment for breaking a neighbor's window but the two begin to suspect the neighbor may in fact be a bank robber.

Lassie falls in love with Suzy, a canine hand puppet manipulated by a down-on-his-luck ventriloquist.

Lassie, staying at a neighbor's house while the family as at the county fair, is blamed for the damage done by Chipper, a chimpanzee being nursed by Mrs. Collins.

The entire family pitches in to help Timmy win in his Cub Scout troop's kite-flying contest, especially after the original kite is lost.

Timmy and Boomer are heartbroken when they find out Lassie's puppies are to be sold, so Lassie hides them in an old pen in the woods. But the mischevious babies get free.

Knowing Ruth hasn't had a new hat in four years, Paul buys her a lovely spring hat he discovers she was longing for, but Timmy and Lassie inadvertently ruin it while playing.

The Martins adopt a cat they find half-drowned outside the house, but the conniving cat, dubbed "Marmalade" by Timmy because of his color, immediately starts getting Lassie into trouble.

Timmy, disappointed that there are no contests in the county fair a small boy can participate in, enters his burro Lucky in a farm horse event.

Asa Winkler, a conniving handyman, claims Lassie bit him and tore his pants to obtain odd jobs at the Martins--and arranges other "accidents" to stay on.

Several days before Christmas, Lassie is struck by a truck while saving a three-year-old girl and so seriously injured she needs a special veterinarian to operate on her

Tongues wag in the neighborhood after Lassie picks Ruth's ticket as a winner in a raffle for a piano--but the real loser is Timmy, who's forced to take lessons

After bow hunters shoot a bear cub, then leave it in the forest to die, the Martins try to save the animal.

On a bird-watching expedition for school, Timmy sees a rare snowy egret, but no one will believe him. Finally a professor is dispatched to see if his report is true.

Timmy's plan to help his new friend Henry, who is afraid of dogs, backfires when Henry mistakes Lassie's extra attention as love for him and believes she wants to stay with him.