Dennis the Menace

Mr. Wilson accidentally gets Dennis' space helmet stuck on his head.

Dennis and Mr. Wilson camp out on a mountain so that Dennis can join the Junior Pathfinders club.

Henry gets a ticket for walking on the grass in the park. When Mr. Wilson hears about it, he thinks it isn't fair, so he convinces Henry to go to court and contest it.

Mr. Wilson has something very important in his safe. Unfortunately, no one can remember the combination.

George and Henry purchase a house as an income property and later find out that it is known to be haunted.

Mr. Wilson ends up being in a play at Dennis' school after he and Tommy get handcuffed together before the play starts.

Mr. Finch is having a contest in which his store's fifty-thousandth customer of the year will win five minutes of free shopping. Mr. Wilson is determined to be the winner.

Mr. Wilson coaches Dennis' Pee Wee League baseball team because Henry, the team's original coach, becomes ill.

Mr. Wilson receives an inheritance from his aunt and thinks about starting a foundation to help the less fortunate.

A school intelligence test labels Dennis a genius.

Dennis mows Mr. Wilson's lawn, and instead of the silver dollar he is promised, Mr. Wilson tricks him into taking a silver coin with a horseshoe and the words "good luck" written on it.

Dennis, Henry and Mr. Wilson go out in the woods and cut down a big Christmas tree that almost ends up getting destroyed before they get it home.

Dennis wants to open an account at the bank where Mr. Wilson is temporarily working in the new-accounts department.

Dennis' Cub Scout troop is putting on a circus, and Dennis convinces Mr. Wilson to be the lion.

Mr. Wilson holds a bird lovers' session at his home that includes a woman who does realistic bird calls.

Mr. Wilson agrees to give Dennis his magnifying glass as long as he doesn't say a word to him or around him for the rest of the day.

Dennis is put on the spot when he asks both Mr. Wilson and Mr. MacTavish to represent Scotland for his school project.

Dennis enters his frog in a jumping contest with Mr. Wilson as his partner. Mr. Wilson bets Sergeant Mooney that Dennis' frog will win.

Mr. Wilson decides to leave Dennis a gold watch in his will. Soon after, Mr. Wilson begins to feel old and is convinced that he only has a short time to live.

Mr. Wilson plans to have a quiet evening at home, but his plans change when Henry needs a sitter for Dennis.

Mr. Wilson's wallet is taken by a pickpocket, so Dennis and Tommy try to help the police find the crook.

Mr. Wilson hires a housekeeper for Mrs. Wilson but soon regrets it when the housekeeper tries to tell Mr. Wilson what he can and cannot do in his own home.

A big, shaggy dog follows Mr. Wilson home from the market.

Dennis enlists the help of Mr. Wilson in creating a documentary film of the town for a school project.

Dennis charges admission to his friends for rides in George's 1912 Winton.

An Indian fire-starting demonstration is scheduled for Dennis' Junior Pathfinders club, and Mr. Wilson is drafted to start a fire by rubbing together two sticks.

Mr. Wilson buys a treasure chest at an auction thinking that it has a pirate's treasure in it.

Dennis has an appointment to go to a new dentist in town who gives a gift to each child that sees him for the first time.

Mr. Wilson thinks his next-door neighbor is the stocking bandit and tries to prove it.

The mayor agrees to give the team new uniforms if Mr. Quigley can get Sandy Koufax and the Dodgers to play an exhibition game in town.

In order to get out of playing house with Margaret, Dennis decides to help Mr. Wilson's Uncle Ned plant flower bulbs in his yard.

George Wilson's brother John comes to stay with Martha while George is out of town.

After selling a rare 1919 dime for $150, Mr. Wilson buys ten raffle tickets from Dennis and ends up winning a chicken. When he wants to cook the chicken for dinner, Dennis and his friends try to talk him out of it.

Alice makes Dennis promise not to fight after he is picked on by the school bully.

Dennis wants to join an older boys' club, but, in order to do so, he has to go through an initiation.

Mr. Brady and Tiny, an employee at his store, challenge Henry and John to compete against them in the sporting events at an upcoming community picnic.

Mr. Wilson is writing a magazine article about voodoo. Dennis gets the wrong idea and tells the whole neighborhood that Mr. Wilson is a witch doctor.