Dennis the Menace

Mr. Wilson gets a visit from his former boss from Pittsburgh, who offers him back his old job. When Dennis thinks Mr. Wilson is moving to Pittsburgh, he runs away from home.

Mr. Wilson's niece is getting married and asks Dennis to be the ring-bearer.

Mr. Wilson gives Dennis an old radio set that he accidentally bid on at an auction. However, when Dennis finds money in the set, Mr. Wilson gets excited.

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 switches Mr. Wilson's old phone book with a new one without knowing that there was something hidden in the old book.

Dennis tries to take care of his sick mother while his father is out of town.

Dennis starts a rock collection and ends up finding what he thinks is real gold on Mr. Wilson's lot.

Mr. Wilson tricks Henry out of playing golf so that he'll spend more time with Dennis. Meanwhile, Dennis and Tommy try to deal with a hole Dennis put in the fish tank.

Dennis wants to help out during Paint-Up, Clean-Up Week, so Mr. Wilson gives him a bucket of red paint for his wagon . . . and the wagon isn't all that gets painted

Dennis is very upset because he doesn't know how to whistle, so he spends all day trying to learn.

Mr. Wilson is conducting a car raffle for his lodge, and Dennis wants to win the car for his mother, so he buys a ticket from Mr. Wilson that has the number his Ouija board recommends.

Determined to get a horse for Christmas, Dennis searches the neighborhood trying to find what he thinks is his horse.

Dennis asks Henry for an allowance of 25 cents 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.

Mr. Wilson helps Dennis start a penny collection, although he fears the collection is going to be trouble for himself.

Dennis convinces Mr. Wilson to run for park commissioner so that he'll open the park all week long instead of just on the weekend.

Dennis wants to find Miss Cathcart a best friend, so he gets her a dog from the pound.

Dennis has to write a composition for school about his best friend, and he chooses Mr. Wilson.

When Mr. Wilson learns that Dennis is going to ask Henry to buy him Tommy's saxophone that he no longer wants, he tries to talk Henry out of it.

Dennis accidently knocks over a bottle that fumigates the Wilsons' house, leaving them no other choice but to stay the night with the Mitchells.

Mr. Wilson puts on a magic show for Dennis' birthday and asks Spring Byington to be his assistant.

Mr. Wilson takes Dennis and his friends to a day camp and ends up stranded there for a week after a storm takes out a bridge.

Miss Cathcart's cat is accidentally locked in the trunk of Mr. Wilson's car.

Dennis gets Alice a going-away present and hides it on Mr. Wilson's closet shelf. Mrs. Wilson finds it and thinks it's a gift for her.

Dennis wants to buy a fishing rod for Henry and tries to purchase it with a Confederate bill.

Dennis decides he wants a bird, but he knows that he won't get it once his dad sees his report card.

Dennis brings home chicken eggs to take care of as part of a school project, but he ends up taking them over to the Wilsons' house because of a power outage at the Mitchells'.

Dennis trains Mr. Wilson's dog, Fremont, but the training backfires when Fremont will only listen to Dennis and ignores Mr. Wilson.

When Mr. Wilson drops a hundred-dollar bill, only to later find it sitting in an old tree, he decides to climb the tree himself to retrieve the bill.

Mr. Wilson builds a barbecue in his backyard with help from Dennis' friend Fred Baines.

Dennis enters a soapbox derby, and Mr. Wilson accidentally ends up being the one driving Dennis' car in the race.

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 a picture of the flower for him.

When Dennis accidentally steps on one of Mr. Wilson's plants, he buys a replacement and plants it in the flower bed without Mr. Wilson knowing.

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 people bring Mr. Wilson raccoon coats.

Mr. Wilson gets a fortune cookie that reads "Beware of tomorrow" and is convinced that the fortune will come true.

Dennis, Henry and Mr. Wilson camp out to prove to Mr. Krinkie that they can live off of the land like the pioneers.

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.

Henry finds a bag of money in the gutter and calls Mr. Wilson to witness his discovery. They take it to the police station but later learn that the money is counterfeit.