The Tony Randall Show

Bobby, Franklin's daughter, who has been away at school, decides to come back to Philadelphia to go to college. Return: Judge Walter Franklin (Tony Randall) begins a second season with a change of venue (CBS) and a change of cast (Penny Peyser now plays Bobby Franklin). But some things stay the same, including daughter Bobby's uncanny ability to outrage daddy, this time by dropping out of college and moving in with her boyfriend.

The Franklins are fascinated with globe-trotting tales of a photographer.

Cleavon Little plays an escaped prisoner who invades Walter's chambers, takes Miss Reubner hostage and demands a getaway plane to a foreign country.

Judge Walter makes numerous frustrating attempts to save Miss Reubner from the clutches of Charlie Finmore, a handsome lawyer, whom he had known for years to be a casanova. Miss Reubner sees love, but all Walter can see is heartbreak ahead and his failure to convince her that Charlie is a gigolo.

Mario represents a teenage who is suing her parents.

Mis Reubner accepts Jack's invitation to attend a ballroom. Competitive dancer Jack Terwilliger is down on his luck. His wife and dance partner, Tanya, is sidelined with a foot injury and unable to compete in the Intercity tournament. This leaves Jack with little chance of winning the $1,000 prize he had hoped to use to pay off debts. Judge Franklin saves the day by securing Miss Reubner as Jack's replacement, despite her initial dislike for him. But new problems arise...

Some memorable moments of Walter's first days as a judge are relived when the Franklin family gives Walter a surprise anniversary party honoring his three years on the bench.