Benson - Season 7 (1985)

On a stormy Halloween night, a mysterious man who calls himself G. Reaper shows up. Later they learn that some children go missing. That's when the entire staff believe that the man is The Grim Reaper. Benson decides to go see him to find out who he is and why he is here. But his answers shock him.

Benson and Kraus are accused of being spies while they are in Germany.

As the fiscal year ends, Clayton realizes there is a large surplus of funds unused. The auditors tell him that he must use it now, or lose it to the budget in the following year. Benson and Clayton find ways to use the funds.

Clayton decides to be the helicopter pilot for Benson and the governor to a golf course. Clayton loses control of the helicopter.

After Clayton crashes the helicopter on the way to a golf course, Clayton, Benson and the governor are stranded in a desert.

Clayton talks Benson into investing in a dog breeding business. However, their mating dog is impotent.

Kraus has a dream that she and Benson are the only remaining people on earth, and decide to be with each other.

Clayton's about to be named Budget Director. But at the hearing a secret he's been keeping is revealed and might make his appointment unlikely. So he freaks out and runs out. Benson tries to encourage to stand up to them.

When Benson's namesake nephew arrives for Summer, he not only changes his name from Benson to Clete, he is also irresponsible with Benson's home, car and the job Benson got him for the Summer

Benson investigates the Veterans Administration misuse of paying benefits to the veterans because the person he hired for remodeling his bathroom is a veteran.

After a Hollywood director is found dead in the mansion, Benson and the others try to solve the crime.

After a Hollywood director is found dead in the mansion, Benson and the others try to solve the crime.

Benson is nominated to run for governor; he asks Diane to marry him.

Clayton's father is getting married to a young woman, and Clayton sees his inheritance slipping through his fingers.

The governor signs a pardon for a man in prison who was wrongly accused of a crime. However, the man has adjusted to jail life and is afraid of being set free.

Kraus starts living a life in high society when a gossip columnist befriends her.

The governor and Benson join forces for a double date.

Benson finds himself campaigning against the Governor.

Benson and Gov. Gatling have become opponents in the election for the Governor's job, which puts a dark cloud over their long standing friendship.