Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.

MP Gomer mistakenly arrests a government inspector.

Gomer is asked to escort a movie star and the Colonel's daughter to a dance.

Gomer tries to capture a gang of thieves who have been robbing the Marine warehouse.

Gomer and Slater accidentally take a detour on their way downtown and wind up on a round trip jet flight to Rome.

Carter and Gomer wind up on a double date.

Gomer tries to prevent Carter and his old friend from becoming enemies.

Carter may reluctantly be forced to use Gomer as an honor guard -- he's one of the few who owns a dress-blue uniform.

When the platoon celebrates Carter's birthday, he begins to worry he is getting old.

Gomer and Carter take the exam for the officer's training program.

Carter's adopted Korean daughter arrives -- but she is no longer the little girl he remembers, and Carter thinks she is going to marry Gomer.

Carter discovers that his girlfriend dumped him -- for Gomer.

Gomer writes secret love letters to Carter in order to cheer him up.

Gomer befriends Branch, a country boy from a neighboring hometown -- until he learns that their two families have been feuding for generations.

The men try to change Carter's mind when he decides to leave the Marine Corps.

Gomer and Carter are taken in by a phony dance studio when they both sign lifetime contracts for lessons.

Grandpa Pyle gives Gomer a good luck charm to help him gain self-confidence.

Carter thinks Gomer is dying and tries to be nice to him.

A mother-daughter burglar team uses Gomer for their next heist.

Carter gives Gomer a lift in his jeep and finds himself helping Gomer babysit.

On maneuvers, Gomer leads the squad into an ambush.

Gomer escorts the Colonel's daughter to the enlisted men's dance.

Gomer and Carter go on a five-day survival test.

Carter sets Gomer up with a beautiful but unkissable Dragon Lady.

Carter is driven crazy by the fact that no matter what he does to Gomer, Gomer still likes him.

Gomer is convinced he has been a ""goldbrick"" and stubbornly refuses to accept part of his paycheck -- even when the Pentagon orders him to do so.

A trouble-making recruit decides to use Gomer as his fall guy.

After a straight-laced lady Marine officer reports him for not saluting her, Gomer attempts to help transform her into an attractive woman.

Gomer adopts a pet skunk.

To the consternation and dismay of Sgt. Carter, Gomer breaks regulations and sneaks a recruit's girlfriend in to visit him in the barracks.

Gomes tries to pass the obstacle course to please Sgt. Carter.

Carter prvents a holdup but gives the credit to Gomer.

Carter decides to resign when he feels his platoon can get along without him.

Gomer and Carter are taken by an old con man.

Carter bets Gomer he can't get a date with Miss Camp Henderson.

Opie runs away from Mayberry to join Gomer in the Marines.

Gomer wins a trip to Las Vegas. Problem: whom should he take? Then he and Carter win a fortune gambling.

Duke wins an amateur talent contest by picking Carter as the butt of his comedy act.

Gomer tries to repay the $40 he received at a pay phone to the phone company, but gets arrested instead.

Carter becomes the star of a documentary about the Marine Corps.

Gomer befriends the little daughter of a visiting colonel.

Gomer arranges a date for Carter with his cousin Bridey Pyle.

Gomer sings an Italian love song to his friend's sister -- and her mother thinks he is proposing to her.

Gomer's fortune-telling Grandma pays a visit.

Gomer tries cheering up a depressed waitress, only to discover that she is the girlfriend of a tough Marine sergeant.

When Sgt. Carter orders him to take a furlough, Gomer becomes a civilian employee at the base.

On maneuvers, Carter gives Gomer false information---hoping he'll be captured by the enemy camp.

Gomer tries to reunite Carter with his girlfriend.

Gomer takes care of Carter's car -- which gets stolen and wrecked.

Gomer tries to convince Carter that his sister's fiance is a nice guy.

Goober pays Gomer a surprise visit.

Gomer is the only witness to Carter's auto accident.

Carter challenges the fleet's retired boxing champion to a fight.

Gomer ruins a simple reconnaissance mission.

The platoon goes on sea duty, and Gomer sneaks a stray cat on board the ship, then is ordered to ditch the feline.

Carter, who says that Supply Sgt. Singer has the easiest job, wagers that any knucklehead could handle the job -- even Gomer.

Gomer's chosen as companion of a new sentry dog -- and turns the guard dog into a pet.

Gomer unknowingly finds shelter for a family of hillbillies in a shack which is the target of war games.

Carter sets Gomer up with a blind date who thinks he is an oil millionaire.

Gomer is asked to be the best man at his friend's wedding, then loses the ring the night before the ceremony.

Carter postpones his vacation until all his men pass their PFC exams -- and, of course, Gomer is the only one to fail.

Gomer finds Lou-Ann a job in a record store when she loses her singing gig.

Carter and Gomer hunt for a live mortar shell lost during practice.

Gomer befriends a thieving crow that stashes its loot in Gomer's locker.

Gomer loses the colonel's daughter at a go-go club and then finds her in a beatnik joint.

Carter volunteers Gomer for a parachute jump—but Gomer's afraid of heights.

A club owner wants Gomer to sing every night, which rankles Carter.

After too much Welsh Rarebit, a sleepwalking Gomer tells off Carter.

Gomer rivals Carter for the affections of a nightclub singer—who can't carry a tune.

Carter will try anything to prevent Gomer from re-enlisting.

Carter and Duke use Gomer to expose a card hustler.

Two crooked lawyers try to convince Gomer and Carter to file a phony damages suit.

Gomer hosts a farewell dinner in a Chinese restaurant, unaware that it's a gambling parlor.

Carter tries to get Gomer transferred to the Marine band.

Carter suspects Gomer has been spending his Sundays at the beach.

Gomer recruits a wanted bank robber as a new Marine.

When a singer rewards gomer's song with a kiss, Carter performs a song of his own.

Gomer predicts the weather better than the Weather Bureau.

Carter finds out that his girlfriend was seen with another man.

Gomer and Carter are kidnapped by smugglers.

Carter gives his girlfriend a puppy and then has to compete for her affections.

After a single date, Gomer winds up engaged.

Carter bets Sgt. Hacker that he can't teach Gomer to cook.

Gomer is arrested after borrowing—and wrecking—Carter's car.

When Gomer claims he's seen men from outer space, Carter sends him to a psychiatrist.

Carter pumps vodka into Gomer's prize watermelon.

A wife accuses Gomer of turning her husband into an alcoholic.

Carter tries to prove that Gomer's cut-rate watch was sold to him by a crook.

Everyone catches the German measles, except Gomer and Carter.

Carter hatches a scheme to win the Inter-squad competition—by using Gomer.

When Gomer tells his friends that a movie star has invited them to a barbecue, they don't believe him.

Gomer and Carter buy Hong Kong suits from con man Friendly Freddy.

Gomer sneaks a baby onto the base when he babysits for a friend—just as the colonel is due on an inspection tour.

Gomer becomes involved in a Hungarian family feud when he spends the weekend with a friend.

Gomer tries to help a night club comedian who is about to be fired.

Gomer's cooking skills might get him assigned to the kitchen permanently.

Gomer befriends a couple who claim Camp Henderson is on their land.

Gomer saves an old horse from the glue factory and tries to hide her at the base.

Gomer tries to make Lou-Ann jealous by having Carter tell her he is seeing other women.

A department store accidentally sends Gomer a baby carriage.

Sgt. Carter gets Gomer a date with an exotic dancer.

A 15-year-old girl develops a crush on Gomer.

Carter and Gomer are assigned to watch the Colonel's German Shepherd, but Gomer loses it.

Gomer goes home to Mayberry and becomes involved in the search for a bank robber.

Gomer is excused from regular duties for singing rehearsals when he's chosen to perform at a base variety show.

Gomer is assigned to pick up a general but gets sidetracked.

A Latin American military man plots the overthrow of Sgt. Carter.

Carter and Bunny have a fight.

Con artist Freddy sells Gomer a pearl ring for his girlfriend Lou Ann, then schemes to get it back.

Gomer wins a boat in a jingle contest, but it's Carter navigating—into taxes, license fees, and other expenses.

Gomer thinks Carter stole a watch from the base PX.

Lou Ann's father and ex-fiancé come to town, and her father tries to persuade her to discard Gomer.

Gomer has stage fright and loses his voice just before a Washington show.

Gomer and Carter try helping a Japanese boy who claims he's lost.

Lost Gomer winds up in the President's office.

Gomer represents his platoon in a talent contest.

Gomer's dreams keep coming true, and his latest has Carter proposing to Bunny.

A visiting Congressman suggests a promotion for Gomer, and Carter nearly loses his stripes training Gomer to take command.

A man-hungry woman Marine tries to split up Gomer and Lou-Ann.

Gomer learns his face will be on a recruiting poster -- instead of Sgt. Carter's.

Aunt Bee objects to Carter's attitude toward Gomer.

Carter learns Gomer is being sent to another base.

Gomer must escort Sgt. Carter's sister to a dance.

Sgt. Carol wants Gomer to sing in the Marine camp show she is organizing, but Sgt. Carter won't agree to her plans.

Carter allows a pet rabbit to escape before he learns that it belongs to a general's son.

Three hippies help Gomer paint a truck for maneuvers, but the results are not standard military camouflage.

A Marine buddy breaks his leg and Gomer and Carter have to take his expectant wife to the hospital.

Carter takes charge of Gomer's life savings for safekeeping and has his pocket picked by a little old lady.

Carter decides he must get away from Gomer to avoid a nervous breakdown, but continues to be haunted by him.

Gomer overhears a conversation about Bunny's sick cat and jumps to the conclusion that it's Sgt. Carter who is critically ill.

Gomer inadvertently reveals the position of his platoon to the ""enemy"" during camp maneuvers.

Gomer and Carter again fall prey to con man ""Friendly Freddy,"" now running a computer dating service.

Gomer and Lou Ann pitch in to help open a new diner, not realizing the owners are in fact planning to rob the bank next door.

Sgt. Carter saves Gomer's life and almost comes to regret it as Gomer suffocates him with gratitude.

Carter decides that Gomer might not re-enlist if he were married, so he tries to push the private into a quick wedding.

Gomer and Carter are contestants on the ""Win-A-Date"" televised program.

Gomer's practical joke backfires when Lou Ann appears to like his fake tattoo.

Carter won't believe that Gomer really knows football star Moose Lewis.

When Carter scratches a parked car and offers to pay for it, the owner shows up with a bill for a completely demolished fender.

South American General Cortez looks up his old friends, and falls in love with Carter's girlfriend Bunny.

Gomer is assigned to guard duty at a back gate of the base and refuses to let Carter pass through.

Lonely widow Molly Gordon feels old and useless until Gomer and his appreciative buddies eat her wonderful home cooking.

Sgt. Hacker bets Carter that he can't go 24 hours without losing his temper, and then enlists Gomer's aid to win his bet.

Carter appears in a Hollywood movie, but finds acting harder than he thought.

A movie star tries to get Carter to marry her -- after Gomer refuses -- in order to avoid being deported.

Gomer and Carter clash as they vie for an actress.

The platoon's chances to sing in a movie are almost spoiled by Sgt. Carter -- he can't carry a tune.

Lou Ann's old boyfriend visits.

Gomer and Carter are the victims of the lead boot, the battalion's booby prize.

Duke is promoted to corporal, but finds his old reputation getting in his way.

Hacker plans to get even when Carter sells his car to Gomer instead of to him.