Camp Runamuck is an American sitcom which aired on NBC during the 1965-1966 television season. The series was created and executive produced by David Swift, and aired for 26 episodes.
Wivenhoe makes a camper the commander for a day, but regrets it when he and the staff are locked in a cage.
Wivenhoe opens up the camp to senior citizens for three weeks, only to learn a freeway is to be built through the camp.
Malden falls in love with a fortune-hunting woman, so he passes himself off as the commander of the camp.
Spiffy has a vision of peace so he convinces the staff to offer tokens of friendship to the girls.
The camp is infested with termites, so Spiffy and Caprice proceed to get rid of them.
The girls once again trick the boys into doing their work for them, this time building a cottage.
Practical jokes on the Camp Divine staff backfire when Spiffy believes he has eaten poisonous mushrooms.
During a heat wave, Pruett's mother send him an air conditioner, leading to fights amongst the staff.
The staff goes on a diet to get into shape, but soon wish they hadn't.
Wivenhoe hires America's top camper to make his counselors the best in the country, but they are dismayed by his petty tyranny.
Tomboy Muaren Sullivan would rather stay at the boys' camp, until Spiffy finds a way to discourage her.
Wivenhoe relunctantly agrees to take accident-prone Norton home on his way to pick up his new car.
Because of a local water shortage the staff must find another way to fill their newly constructed swimming pool.
The staff of Camp Divine trick the staff of Camp Runamuck into cleaning up their camp; when the boys discover the trick, they wreck Camp Divine.
Not wanting to spend his life in an office, Spiffy returns to the camp. (Part 2 of 2)
Tired of taking abuse from the rest of the staff, Spiffy packs his bags and leaves. (Part 1 of 2)
In order to pass inspection, the counselors of both camps dress up as the opposite sex to fulfill the necessary quota of counselors.
Rain washes out Parent's Day, so Wivenhoe sends the kids to the movies and tries to prevent the staff from playing poker.
A rainy day confines the staff to their tents to read, where they daydream about the books they were reading.
The camp's pet turtle dies, much to the dismay of Wivenhoe who hired an expensive photographer to take photos of happy campers for his new brochure.
The camp staff prepares for an impending hurricane—not realizing it is scheduled to strike in India.
Wivenhoe's in bed with a cold; Doc tries to help, but all he causes is trouble, so he leaves the camp.
The staff buy a cow so they can have meat for dinner, but then can't bring themselves to slaughter her.
Wivenhoe forbids all contact between Camp Runamuck and Camp Divine, but Doc disobeys in order to help a patient.
In order to join a country club, Wivenhoe must agree to appear along with Doc, Spiffy, and Pruette in Camp Divine's version of ""Alice in Wonderland.""
The girls at Camp Divine want Commander Wivenhod's bathtub, so they bribe the camp's staff with an endless supply of food in return for the tub.
Camp Runamuck is an American sitcom which aired on NBC during the 1965-1966 television season. The series was created and executive produced by David Swift, and aired for 26 episodes.
Hermione Baddeley , Leonard Stone , Arch Johnson
Screen Gems Television , Runamuck Productions
as Eulalia Divine
as Doc Joslyn
