Vallery Irons is thrown into the role of bodyguard to the stars when while on her date with a celebrity at a film premiere, he cowers behind her when a gunman appears and she saves him. Her date tells everyone that she's a hired bodyguard rather than risk embarrassment by revealing the truth. A bodyguard agency that caters to celebrities soon hires her as their boss. The agency is renamed V.I.P. (Vallery Irons Protection) and with her now part of the team, they feel pretty safe. On her first day on the job, however, a militia group enter the agency's building to to kill Vallery and her former date and current client.
Internet author Arnie Feign plans to publish a tell-all exposé revealing media mogul Victor Balick's true identity as a cold-blooded killer. Balick, aware of the exposé, targets Feign for death. Feign hires V.I.P. to protect him, but at the same time, Balick tries to hire V.I.P. to protect him.
Tasha's ex-husband, an ex-assassin for the KGB and master of disguise known only as "The Owl," is hired by Frank Scarnavako, a mobster with a green thumb, to kill Val's paparazzi.
King Soltan of Ardina hires Vallery to act as royal matchmaker for his son the prince. But when the prince orders some pizzas and the pizza girl just happens to speak Ardineese, Tasha becomes suspicious. And she has a right to be: it turns out she's actually a stone-cold killer.
V.I.P. must protect a scientist who's creating an aphrodisiac. He tests it on himself first and it attracts every woman he meets except Val and Julie, a co-worker that he's in love with. However, the people who are affected by it soon go crazy and try to kill the user.
V.I.P. and the Mob join forces to retrieve a stolen 50-carat diamond.
Gil Rosen, director of the show Fox Star One, hires V.I.P. to find out who is trying to sabotage his show and ruin star Peri Woodman's career.
V.I.P. must protect a promising future NBA star from a psychotic agent who's trying to keep him out of the NBA draft.
V.I.P. is hired to find kidnapped Rogue magazine centerfold models and to protect the remaining ones at the mansion.
Controversial talk-show host Ronnie Beeman hires V.I.P. as security on his talk show. They think it'll be an easy gig, but they soon discover they're wrong.
Eric Collier, America's answer to entrepreneur Richard Branson, hires V.I.P. to protect him when he puts a bounty on his own head.
Cindy Murdock hires V.I.P. for her daughter's wedding. Her ex-husband Harry is behind bars for having stolen 17 million dollars of police money. When he finds out about his daughter's wedding, he offers to reveal the location of the money in exchange for being allowed to attend the wedding. His one condition is that V.I.P. tag along to protect him.
Businessman Jay Chesler hires V.I.P. when his bodyguard goes AWOL. Now not only do they have to protect Jay Chesler and his daughter Chelsea, they also have to stop the Hong Kong mob from getting their hands on bodyguard Johnny Loh's laptop. The laptop contains crucial evidence against the Hong Kong mob which proves that Johnny was not responsible for the death of a stuntman on one of his films.
V.I.P. is hired to work a charity fashion show. During the fashion show, terrorists show up and hold them hostage, demanding that Val locate cryptography tycoon Simon Wirth. Simon Wirth is married to Jessica, the woman holding the fundraiser, and is also in charge of creating codes for the United States Treasury Department.
Steve Wizner, the key witness in a video piracy case, hires V.I.P. when the FBI fails to do their job. Val goes on the run after Steve is killed by one of his servants and she is led to believe that she is now the target.
Dr. Tina Stokes hires V.I.P. as a decoy for the FBI while she and her partner Angel try to steal a deadly toxin. V.I.P., unaware of her plans and believing that she has turned her life around, take the job and head to the Caribbean for a bikini photo shoot.
Val gets V.I.P. a corporate membership when her favorite action-adventure actor, Dave Hart, opens his own gym. This doesn't sit well with a local drug dealer, Colecord, whose business isn't going so well now that the gym has opened up. Colecord hires Rex Revo, Dave's former co-star, to try and force him to close up shop.
Val convinces a radio talk-show psychologist to hire V.I.P. to protect her from a stalker.
V.I.P. goes undercover at a health spa to investigate the death of a doctor from an apparent heart attack.
Quick's past as a professional boxer is explored as the Russian Mob try to control boxing.
The people who want Kay's college boyfriend dead mistake her for a professional hitwoman.
V.I.P. goes undercover as the Double D Girls in hopes of finding out who Prophet, the man who hired the real Double D Girls, is working for.
V.I.P. must protect Tasha when it's discovered that she's been hypnotically programmed to assassinate a Norwegian delegation leader during a peace conference.
A billionaire hires V.I.P. to protect his rebellious daughter, Amelia, but she insists on going to Cirque de Lumière. Nikki spots two mobsters who faked their deaths to avoid the FBI and the Mob and are using the circus as cover for their illegal arms trade.
Val is kidnapped when she is mistaken for a temperamental diva that V.I.P. is protecting. When the kidnappers discover their mistake, they try to kill her.
A rogue Ukrainian general mistakenly switches a case with his country's nuclear launch codes for Maxine's new invention.
Quick, tired of spending time in jail for crimes he didn't commit, goes out to find the men who have stolen his identity and ruined his good name. Meanwhile, V.I.P. defends a client when thieves go after her rare family talisman.
Jay Leno hires Val and Tasha to drive his dead aunt's car to an auction in Sacramento. However, things don't go as planned when Val picks up a hitchhiker, unaware that she's a wanted felon.
Val's mom Carol comes to LA on business and is pursued by two men after the computer program she's scheduled to deliver to her firm's local branch.
The Prophet returns as part of a terrorist organization. Working with a crooked politician, the group gets the city to pay their exorbitant demands, shut down V.I.P., and throw Tasha in jail.
A Chinese activist gives Val and Johnny a sacred Cho Dynasty artifact box and asks them to guard it from Chinese officials hunting down dissidents, as well as a Triad mobster who wants the fortune the box contains.
A concerned parent asks V.I.P. to track down his missing son Jason, a computer prodigy. However, the team soon discovers that the parent is an impostor working for the Millennium Militia, and plan to use Jason's special talents to set off a millennial apocalypse of their own.
A talented young painter, Bobby Xero, is unaware that smugglers are using his paintings to smuggle stolen art works, by placing their own works beneath Bobby's canvases. They then arrange for Bobby's works to be auctioned off and buy the paintings themselves, but Val messes up the arrangement when she discovers the stolen paintings beneath Bobby's art.
V.I.P. must protect the vice-president's analyst from a militia group known as The Squires Of Liberty.
Tired of doing charity events Tasha decides to split V.I.P. into two groups. Val and Kay honor their commitment to a P.E.T.A. benefit concert while the rest of V.I.P. take a contract with DeFarge Industries. They soon discover however, that DeFarge Industries isn't so innocent.
V.I.P. go undercover as models in a Hawaiian Tropic contest to discover why some models have gone missing.
Cleo Robbins, owner of Cleo's Passions, hires Val to model her new Vallery Irons Undercover line of lingerie, but soon needs V.I.P. on a more professional basis when she receives a death threat.
The rock band Lit hires V.I.P. to protect them from a gang of thieves after a lucky belt buckle, which contains a secret code encrypted in it.
V.I.P. must protect a psychic to the stars when he finds a dead body and the killer puts a hit on him.
An oversexed baseball player hires V.I.P. to protect him against a gangster who lost a bet on him in the past.
Val and Johnny must fight off a group of terrorists who have crashed Val's high school reunion.
Nikki is put in charge of the Franco family business after her grandfather, Don Franco, is shot. Now she, the Franco family, and V.I.P. must try to discover who shot the Don.
V.I.P. must protect a director from investors when they send an assassin to kill him for not paying them the 3,000,000$ that he owes them.
V.I.P. must protect Val's father from a group of high tech terrorists.
Quick and Nikki go undercover on a reality-based show to find out what happened to a previous contestant, and to prevent it from happening again.
Archaeologist Oliver King hires V.I.P. to guard an ancient Chinese mask at his museum. The mask, which belonged to a warlord, is said to be cursed. A cult also believes that the mask carries certain mythological powers, but in order to work it has to be fed live souls. Meanwhile, Johnny is under the strange influence of his mentor, who is visiting from China.
When Nikki, Val and Tasha stumble upon an attempted bank robbery Nikki discovers that the group leader is the same man that killed her father 10 years ago.
Val tags along with Tasha on a kamikazi mission to find out who's killing off CIA double agents. Meanwhile, the rest of V.I.P. discover that a man faked his own death to escape huge gambling debts.
Val, aboard a train, is about to give an interview regarding serial killer Thomas Binford Shaklee when she stumbles into the wrong room, and discovers that he wasn't actually executed.
Dot.com nerd Michael Ellins hires V.I.P., but Tasha thinks that Val with screw things up, so she sends her to protect Andy Eagle, another dot.com nerd. As it turns out Tasha is the one that screwed up, because Michael Ellins holds V.I.P. hostage so that they can sabotage Andy Eagle's revolutionary new operating system.
Val is forced to take on the Yakuza and defend the merchants of little Tokyo.
Johnny and Val go undercover to try and get a billionaire's daughter to leave the motorcycle gang she's in and go home to her father.
Bobbi Canary, a washed-up actress, is studying V.I.P. for a movie she says she's to appear in, titled "The Night of the Bodyguard". It turns out, however, that she's really having someone secretly videotape her outings with V.I.P. so that she can make her own movie on the cheap. She turns to V.I.P. for protection, however, when it's discovered that she caught something on tape that she shouldn't have.
V.I.P. enter a bodyguard challenge and they need someone to play the role of an intended kidnap victim. They can't get any of the celebrities that they wanted so Val volunteers Maxine, but Maxine gets mistaken for an undercover cop and kidnapped for real.
Dex Decker, a former astronaut hero, hires V.I.P. when his life is threatened because of some missing footage he has that will prove that a mission he was on was sabotaged, and that he and six cosmonauts where never supposed to make it back alive.
V.I.P. are hired to protect Dr. Greg "Bonzai" Kobak, a scientist whose oil-eating bacteria, if mixed with a DNA accelerant, will create Diablo 99. Diablo 99 is a toxin that will turn water into sludge, and Dr. Tina Stokes plans to get her hands on both, with the help of a Val double.
B.J. Finley, an old army buddy of Quick's, needs V.I.P.'s help when their old army sergeant returns and tries to get money that he says should be his.
Wilton Knight, the head of Trans Global Internet Finance, hires V.I.P. to test out the new security system on one of his buildings. While there, Val, Quick, Kay and Dave, Wilton Knight's software developer, get trapped in the building with a group of thieves when the artificial intelligence program Dave created locks them in and tries to kill them, thinking that they're trying to destroy him.
Meanwhile, Tasha, Nikki and Johnny try to retrieve a car that was stolen from the parking lot at Foam, and discover that it was used to smuggle Viagra from Mexico into the United States.
After seeing a past life regression therapist Maxine starts to have flashbacks from a previous life in which she was murdered. With Maxine's help, V.I.P. are able to solve the previously unknown murder.
V.I.P. protect a Buenos Aires native from a hitman, but then they start to put the pieces together, and discover that the man they're protecting is really Fidel Castro in disguise.
V.I.P. must protect a man whose blood can cure anything due to the fact that he's lived the last 23 years of his life in the rain forests.
Val falls for a hitman while V.I.P. is protecting a corporate wistleblower.
V.I.P. stumble upon plans to sell a downed Chinese spy satellite while helping Don Franco with his boat racing team.
A drug lord hires The Owl to kill one of Tasha's former husbands to avoid going to a Bolivian prison. When The Owl finds out that he would have to kill Tasha as well he turns against his employer and helps V.I.P.
A fiery explosion aboard a boat leaves everyone to believe that Val is dead. V.I.P. start losing all their clients, and their faith. Johnny quits, Nikki leaves to go to work for her grandfather, and Kay almost goes to Vegas to get hitched. Quick and Tasha are the only ones left, and they form "Dexter Williams Protection" to avenge Val's death. Val finally emerges, having been saved by Mexican fishermen, and gets the team back together again to save the day.
Val, Nikki, and Johnny help an archaeologist recover an ancient relic, but they discover that she may be working with an evil Ukrainian general. Meanwhile, Kay accidentally locks herself, Tasha, Quick, and "Weird Al" Yankovic inside V.I.P. headquarters.
V.I.P. decide to investigate when Relic goes missing from Foam. They discover that he's taking college classes, but when Val goes to talk to him he acts as though he doesn't know her, until she saves him from an assassin. He tells her that he's working undercover, trying to uncover a bookmaking operation. She offers him the services of V.I.P., since she probably led the assassin right to him, and V.I.P. agree, going undercover as members of the faculty.
Quick and Johnny are both dating the woman that they're supposed to be protecting. When they find out about each other they decide to keep it strictly business, until she's no longer a client. They, along with her, later discover that she's a princess and the rightful heir to the throne of some European country. Her parents having been murdered by a member of the secret police. She tricks both of them into thinking that she's heading back home, but instead heads out to get revenge on her parents murderer.
V.I.P. are hired to protect an ancient spiritual artifact, only to discover that it contains a bomb and that there's plans to steal it.
V.I.P. wages war on a rival bodyguard agency when the head of that agency starts using a dangerous drug with deadly side effects to give his men superhuman strength and abilities.
Pro wrestler Tyler Mane hires V.I.P. to protect him, or rather protect all those macho type guys who think they can take him in a fight, from him, but then he really needs their help when he's mistaken by a militia for a fictional agent named Kessler and he's targeted for death.
An amnesia victim asks for Val's help but he can't remember why he needs it. As he slowly regains his memory he remembers having seen something he shouldn't have seen, and that Nikki's life is in danger.
Val's uncle Ned comes to Los Angeles looking for V.I.P.'s help after stumbling upon a plan by an Inuit woman to sell the Inuit's land rights from under them.
A crooked D.A. tries to save his reputation by sending an innocent man, a man he framed, back to prison.
Kay becomes the target of a rogue CIA agent when she accidentally downloads assassination plans from the employee bios section of a website.
Johnny's return to action films marks the return of his old Tong enemies, who wish to make good on their threat to kill him. But when one of the Tong's daughter's is kidnapped, he strikes a deal with Johnny to let him live if he can return his daughter alive.
Nikki's old drill instructor hires the female members of V.I.P. to go undercover in his all-girl platoon to discover who has been stealing explosives.
V.I.P. are called in to work undercover at a hospital when two patients die under mysterious circumstances after being admitted, and recovering, from botulism poisoning.
The Environmental Protection Agency hires V.I.P. to transport a dangerous biological entity, but problems arise when Joan Archer, Val's evil twin, escapes from prison and impersonates her once again.
Val is convinced that Kay was abducted by aliens on the eve of the Rubicon summit.
Lucy Stanton, a convict, is released into V.I.P.'s custody on condition that she help them capture Nero, a jewel thief that V.I.P. has gone up against before.
Val and Maxine go undercover to help the FBI arrest a group of anarchists, and they accidentally get Erik Estrada mistaken for one.
Carl Merrick, Nikki's father's killer, is back after escaping from prison, and this time he plans to destroy a space shuttle on its way back to earth after having fixed a satellite in space.
V.I.P. are hired after a crew member is killed while setting up the Miss All-Organic beauty pageant to make sure it doesn't happen again.
Val and Tasha are captured and injected with a hypno drug after bringing the key witness in a hitman's trial to a safehouse. When they wake up they are told that they've been out for forty years, and that it's now 2042.
A TV news magazine does a story on the V.I.P. team at the same time that a career criminal seeks to escape to Mexico with $20 million in stolen bonds.
Scott Thayler, a Jim Carrey-like comedian, hires V.I.P. after he receives several death threats. They discover that the death threats come from an old friend of Scott's who claims he invented the character that made Scott famous.
When the owner of a famous chocolate company dies, she leaves half of the family recipe for making chocolate to her son, and the other half to her daughter. The brother, who owes money, tries to get his sister's half of the recipe, but when she refuses to give it to him, he disguises himself as her and tries to trick Quick into giving him her half of the recipe.