Plot

An Asian businessman pushes his associate to loosen up a woman whose business he wants to buy. Rebellious Vanessa goads Gopher into standing up to bossy Stubing. Andrea wonders where she's going in her relationship with a married man.

Gopher (Fred Grandy) is fed up with Stubbing (Gavin MacLeod) always ordering him around. He meets a girl (Eve Plumb), who's a bit of a rebel, and encourages him to stand up to Stubbing and it ends with Gopher getting fired. A businesswoman (Diane Baker) comes on board and also a man (Pat Morita) who wants to buy her company and whom she is constantly turning down. So, he sends his associate (Gary Collins), who tries to charm her. He shows her an invention of his which his boss doesn't think is worth anything. And a guy (Antonio Fargas), who is married (Fay Hauser), goes on the cruise with his girlfriend (Jonelle Allen) and she begins to wonder where are they going in their relationship.—rcs0411@yahoo.com

In "Gopher, the Rebel", the crew members have a fifty-dollar bet with Gopher that the Captain will give Gopher twenty orders by the end of the cruise. Gopher's new friend Vanessa Summerhill sees the Captain's treatment of Gopher, brands the Captain a fascist, and encourages Gopher to stand up to him. Vanessa's snobbish father Slade doesn't help matters much, because he thinks his daughter can do better than get matched up with what he considers a common deck hand. "Cabin Fever" concerns widowed Ruth Culbert Newman, who is trying to keep her late husband's memory alive by refusing to sell his electronics business to Japanese tycoon Yamashiro. So Yamashiro bullies his salesman Ken Davis, a budding inventor, to convince Ruth to change her mind and sell - or else find a new job. And in "Pacific Princess Overture", Lee Graham is an advertising executive taking the cruise to research a new advertising campaign for the Princess Cruise Line. He's also using the time away from his wife Laraine to share a cabin with his mistress Andrea Martin. But Lee and Laraine's nosy neighbor Cora Bass and her henpecked husband Herman are on board keeping an eye on Lee.