Making his morning rounds in a Bel Air neighborhood, swimming pool cleaner Blue Schuyler (Steve Oliver) is startled by the sight of a lovely young woman floating, lifeless, under the water. He jumps in, boots and all, hauling her out of the pool and reviving her. She is Tara (Sondra Currie), unhappily married to Harris Alexander (John Russell), a powerful state capital lobbyist. She has tried to end it all by gulping down pills and attempting to drown herself. Blue feeds her hot soup and encouraging words. To cheer her up, he takes her for a ride in his truck. Later, they go to a country nightclub where he performs a guest-shot singing gig. She never returns home, happy to be with him. Aware of her flight, Harris sends his henchmen to "convince" her to return. Leaving his truck to be repaired, Blue and Tara take off on his motorcycle. Learning their whereabouts, Harris has drugs planted in Tara's purse. Narcotics officers raid the couple's resort hotel room. Tara is arrested. Blue escapes, seeking aid from Tara's friend, former movie queen Liz Trent (Virginia Mayo). Harris has Tara released from jail on her promise to be a wife again in exchange for Blue's life. In a bare-handed brawl at a rain-swept airport, Blue rescues her from her "escorts" and the two escape. Written by John Carr (IV)

In a hopeful effort to evade gangster Legs Caffey, chorus girl Letty Morris hops a bus in New York bound for Los Angeles--with Legs close on her heels. Along the way the bus picks up escaped convict Paul Porter, who quickly allies himself with Letty. With the police in hot pursuit and Legs monitoring his every move with Letty, Paul is running out of both time and ideas. Written by Chris Stone

Letty Morris is a New York hoofer who hot-foots it out of the Big Town on a cross-country bus to get away from the unwanted attentions of "Legs" Caffey, a racketeer smitten with her charms. Learning of her plan to vamoose, Legs gets on the bus so his lady won't get away. Paul Porter, a jailbird, has broken out of the big house and is hiding at the bus stop, among passengers' luggage. The bus carrying Letty and Legs makes a stopover, and Porter hops on. Soon, a prisoner of love, Porter is making goo-goo eyes at Letty, much to the consternation of Legs, who threatens to turn him in. But Letty is gaga over Porter, and realizing the dame he desires is in love with another guy, Legs permits Porter to disappear. Detective Daly, hot on the trail of Porter, catches the bus, waiting for Letty's eluded beau to try to reunite with her, so he can make the pinch and get Porter back into the hoosegow. During an overnight stop, Porter absconds with the bus, and he and Letty take it on the lam. The buffaloed bulls take after the fleeing lovebirds in a thrilling car chase. Written by Jon C. Hopwood