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Original Air Date—18 September 1957
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Original Air Date—25 September 1957
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Original Air Date—2 October 1957
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Original Air Date—9 October 1957
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Original Air Date—16 October 1957
Trouble ensues when paroled convict Les Rand returns home after seven years to settle a score with his once alcoholic father. Believing that Dr. Rand was solely responsible for the death of his beloved Pawnee wife, Akiya. Meanwhile, Flint seeks the help of Dr. Rand after the cook is severally injured by a collapsed wagon. But the townsfolk prejudice towards Indians, warn Flint of a notorious gunslinger Les Rand, and that Dr, Rand is out of town on errands. Waiting for the Doc's return, Flint befriends Les despite the townsfolk attempt to pit one against another, to hide the truth of Akiya's death. Meanwhile, Les rekindles his old flame for Evie, adopted mother of his seven-year-old son Mark Rand. |
Original Air Date—23 October 1957
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Original Air Date—30 October 1957
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Original Air Date—6 November 1957
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Original Air Date—13 November 1957
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Original Air Date—20 November 1957
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Original Air Date—27 November 1957
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Original Air Date—4 December 1957
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Original Air Date—11 December 1957
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Original Air Date—18 December 1957
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Original Air Date—25 December 1957
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Original Air Date—1 January 1958
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Original Air Date—8 January 1958
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Original Air Date—15 January 1958
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Original Air Date—22 January 1958
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Original Air Date—29 January 1958
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Original Air Date—5 February 1958
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Original Air Date—12 February 1958
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Original Air Date—26 February 1958
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Original Air Date—12 March 1958
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Original Air Date—19 March 1958
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Original Air Date—26 March 1958
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Original Air Date—2 April 1958
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Original Air Date—9 April 1958
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Original Air Date—16 April 1958
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Original Air Date—23 April 1958
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Original Air Date—30 April 1958
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Original Air Date—7 May 1958
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Original Air Date—14 May 1958
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Original Air Date—21 May 1958
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Original Air Date—28 May 1958
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Original Air Date—4 June 1958
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Original Air Date—11 June 1958
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Original Air Date—18 June 1958
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Original Air Date—25 June 1958
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Original Air Date—1 October 1958
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Original Air Date—8 October 1958
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Original Air Date—15 October 1958
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Original Air Date—22 October 1958
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Original Air Date—28 October 1958
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Original Air Date—5 November 1958
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Original Air Date—19 November 1958
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Original Air Date—26 November 1958
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Original Air Date—3 December 1958
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Original Air Date—10 December 1958
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Original Air Date—17 December 1958
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Original Air Date—24 December 1958
Mary Ellen is an orphan girl traveling west to join family, but members of the train reject her due her to surly disposition. Her only friend is Sally Mayhew, another little girl traveling west with her family, but who is dying of consumption. With Flint's help, Mary Ellen provides Sally a white Christmas. |
Original Air Date—31 December 1958
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Original Air Date—7 January 1959
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Original Air Date—14 January 1959
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Original Air Date—21 January 1959
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Original Air Date—28 January 1959
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Original Air Date—4 February 1959
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Original Air Date—11 February 1959
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Original Air Date—18 February 1959
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Original Air Date—25 February 1959
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Original Air Date—4 March 1959
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Original Air Date—11 March 1959
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Original Air Date—18 March 1959
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Original Air Date—25 March 1959
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Original Air Date—1 April 1959
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Original Air Date—8 April 1959
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Original Air Date—15 April 1959
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Original Air Date—22 April 1959
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Original Air Date—29 April 1959
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Original Air Date—6 May 1959
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Original Air Date—13 May 1959
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Original Air Date—20 May 1959
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Original Air Date—27 May 1959
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Original Air Date—3 June 1959
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Original Air Date—10 June 1959
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Original Air Date—17 June 1959
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Original Air Date—24 June 1959
A young girl is injured while on the way to San Fransico to find her mother who abandoned her as a baby. The crew helps her with her injuries and to find her mother who has her own problems. |
Original Air Date—30 September 1959
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Original Air Date—7 October 1959
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Original Air Date—14 October 1959
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Original Air Date—21 October 1959
Flint discovers a man just before he dies and takes the body to a nearby town. The man was the youngest of three brothers from Spain, whose father, Estaban Zamora, a hard-headed Basque shepherd, is coming to join them and raise sheep in the new land. After hearing of the death, Zamora sets out to find his son's killer. |
Original Air Date—28 October 1959
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Original Air Date—4 November 1959
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Original Air Date—11 November 1959
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Original Air Date—18 November 1959
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Original Air Date—25 November 1959
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Original Air Date—2 December 1959
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Original Air Date—16 December 1959
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Original Air Date—23 December 1959
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Original Air Date—30 December 1959
With the wagon train stopped for repairs, Flint McCullough rides off into Sioux territory to look for a white girl who disappeared 11 years ago in the same area. When he's shot in the thigh by a Sioux arrow, he's rescued and tended to by a white woman who never speaks and who lives with four wolves. This woman -- who may well be the missing Ruth Marshall -- then saves Flint's life after he's been taken as a prisoner to the village of Indian chief, Red Cloud |
Original Air Date—6 January 1960
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Original Air Date—13 January 1960
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Original Air Date—20 January 1960
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Original Air Date—27 January 1960
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Original Air Date—10 February 1960
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Original Air Date—17 February 1960
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Original Air Date—24 February 1960
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Original Air Date—2 March 1960
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Original Air Date—9 March 1960
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Original Air Date—16 March 1960
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Original Air Date—23 March 1960
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Original Air Date—30 March 1960
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Original Air Date—6 April 1960
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Original Air Date—13 April 1960
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Original Air Date—20 April 1960
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Original Air Date—27 April 1960
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Original Air Date—4 May 1960
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Original Air Date—11 May 1960
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Original Air Date—18 May 1960
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Original Air Date—25 May 1960
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Original Air Date—1 June 1960
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Original Air Date—8 June 1960
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Original Air Date—15 June 1960
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Original Air Date—22 June 1960
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Season 4, Episode 1: Wagons Ho!Original Air Date—28 September 1960
A naive young Irishman heads west and experiences adventure on the trail. |
Original Air Date—5 October 1960
Major Adams is back in St. Louis preparing to take a new group of travelers west and arguing with Flint, Bill, and Charlie, who are threatening to quit if they don't get raises. Along comes Horace Best, the major's cousin, sort of, who wants to become a wagonmaster himself. With plenty of ideas of his own, he soon has signed up almost 100 wagons and Charlie, Bill, and Flint to boot. Now, can he get his wagon train to California? |
Original Air Date—12 October 1960
Arrogant British Colonel Albert Farnsworth causes an uproar in camp and puts the wagon train in danger of Indian attack. |
Original Air Date—19 October 1960
Flint shoots and kills a man for horse stealing, then finds out he was the husband of a childhood friend. When he takes the body to town he learns the man was also the mayor. Reluctant to admit killing him, Flint tells the sheriff and the wife he just found the body. The sheriff soon learns the truth but thinks there is more to it than meets the eye. |
Original Air Date—26 October 1960
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Original Air Date—2 November 1960
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Original Air Date—9 November 1960
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Original Air Date—16 November 1960
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Original Air Date—23 November 1960
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Original Air Date—30 November 1960
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Original Air Date—7 December 1960
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Original Air Date—14 December 1960
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Original Air Date—21 December 1960
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Original Air Date—28 December 1960
When the wagon train passes through town, habitually drunk Jeremy Dow finds that his past has caught up with him. His choice: Continue running, or face the demons from his past. |
Original Air Date—4 January 1961
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Original Air Date—11 January 1961
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Original Air Date—18 January 1961
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Original Air Date—25 January 1961
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Original Air Date—1 February 1961
The story of the women of the wagon train and the unforgiving prairie through which they pass. Who will endure, and who will give up? Who will live, and who will die? |
Original Air Date—8 February 1961
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Original Air Date—15 February 1961
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Original Air Date—22 February 1961
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Original Air Date—1 March 1961
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Original Air Date—7 March 1961
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Original Air Date—15 March 1961
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Original Air Date—22 March 1961
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Original Air Date—5 April 1961
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Original Air Date—12 April 1961
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Original Air Date—19 April 1961
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Original Air Date—26 April 1961
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Original Air Date—3 May 1961
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Original Air Date—10 May 1961
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Original Air Date—17 May 1961
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Original Air Date—24 May 1961
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Original Air Date—31 May 1961
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Original Air Date—7 June 1961
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Original Air Date—14 June 1961
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Original Air Date—21 June 1961
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Original Air Date—7 September 1961
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Original Air Date—4 October 1961
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Original Air Date—11 October 1961
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Original Air Date—18 October 1961
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Original Air Date—25 October 1961
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Original Air Date—1 November 1961
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Original Air Date—8 November 1961
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Original Air Date—15 November 1961
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Original Air Date—22 November 1961
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Original Air Date—6 December 1961
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Original Air Date—13 December 1961
Convicted of horse-stealing, Flint McCullough receives from Christopher Hale a sentence of 20 lashes to be followed by banishment from the wagon train. These lashes on his back then serve McCullough as a "badge of dishonor" as he infiltrates a criminal gang headed by a man known only as Angel de Muerte. |
Original Air Date—20 December 1961
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Season 5, Episode 13: ClydeOriginal Air Date—27 December 1961
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Original Air Date—3 January 1962
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Original Air Date—10 January 1962
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Original Air Date—17 January 1962
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Original Air Date—24 January 1962
Duke comes across Malachi Hobart, a preacher who has dedicated his life to his fellow man, and comes away impressed with the man's charitable works. However, he soon begins to believe that the preacher is in fact a con artist who is using religion to swindle people out of their money. |
Original Air Date—31 January 1962
The wagon train comes upon a terrified young boy who has just seen his father murdered by a bandit gang. Bill and Flint take him under their wing and try to help him recover, but embittered Civil War vet Ed Beaufort tells the boy that taking vengeance on the men who killed his father is the best way to recover. Soon a traveling musician, Dr. Denker, joins the wagon train and he and Billy hit it off, but it soon becomes evident that Billy and the doctor had a connection prior to their joining the wagon train. |
Original Air Date—7 February 1962
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Original Air Date—14 February 1962
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Original Air Date—21 February 1962
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Original Air Date—28 February 1962
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Original Air Date—7 March 1962
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Original Air Date—14 March 1962
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Original Air Date—21 March 1962
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Original Air Date—28 March 1962
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Original Air Date—4 April 1962
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Original Air Date—11 April 1962
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Original Air Date—18 April 1962
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Original Air Date—25 April 1962
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Original Air Date—2 May 1962
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Original Air Date—9 May 1962
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Original Air Date—16 May 1962
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Original Air Date—23 May 1962
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Original Air Date—30 May 1962
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Original Air Date—6 June 1962
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Original Air Date—13 June 1962
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Original Air Date—19 September 1962
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Original Air Date—26 September 1962
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Original Air Date—3 October 1962
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Original Air Date—10 October 1962
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Original Air Date—17 October 1962
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Original Air Date—24 October 1962
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Original Air Date—31 October 1962
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Original Air Date—7 November 1962
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Original Air Date—14 November 1962
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Original Air Date—21 November 1962
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Original Air Date—28 November 1962
Kurt Davos is badly injured while trying to save Florence Hastings, who is trapped in a runaway wagon. Florence, who sometime earlier had tried to kill the man's dog, volunteers to live with and care for Kurt, now paralyzed and unable to speak. Kurt, who used to be active and quick to help others, is now angry and sullen, and Florence has a tough time dealing with him and his dog. |
Original Air Date—5 December 1962
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Original Air Date—12 December 1962
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Original Air Date—19 December 1962
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Original Air Date—26 December 1962
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Original Air Date—2 January 1963
A sea captain traveling west is haunted by nightmares from his past. |
Original Air Date—9 January 1963
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Original Air Date—16 January 1963
On his way to Fort David, wagon scout Duke Shannon rescues Sgt. Johnny Masters, a man caught between two worlds. The world of his ancestors the Cherokee, and the world of his loyalty, the U.S. Army. |
Original Air Date—30 January 1963
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Original Air Date—6 February 1963
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Original Air Date—13 February 1963
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Original Air Date—20 February 1963
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Original Air Date—27 February 1963
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Original Air Date—6 March 1963
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Original Air Date—13 March 1963
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Original Air Date—20 March 1963
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Original Air Date—27 March 1963
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Original Air Date—3 April 1963
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Original Air Date—10 April 1963
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Original Air Date—17 April 1963
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Original Air Date—24 April 1963
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Original Air Date—1 May 1963
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Original Air Date—8 May 1963
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Original Air Date—15 May 1963
Bill Hawks travels to a desert town to visit an old friend, an Indian who has a ranch there. However, upon arriving on his friend's property, he discovers that it is under the control of the local townspeople, who are drilling for water, and that his friend is nowhere to be seen. The townspeople are unwilling to give him any information, and in fact display outright hostility to him, leading Hawks to suspect that his friend may be in danger or even dead. |
Original Air Date—22 May 1963
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Original Air Date—29 May 1963
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Original Air Date—5 June 1963
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Original Air Date—16 September 1963
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Original Air Date—23 September 1963
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Original Air Date—30 September 1963
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Original Air Date—7 October 1963
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Original Air Date—14 October 1963
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Original Air Date—21 October 1963
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Original Air Date—28 October 1963
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Original Air Date—4 November 1963
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Original Air Date—11 November 1963
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Original Air Date—18 November 1963
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Original Air Date—2 December 1963
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Original Air Date—9 December 1963
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Original Air Date—16 December 1963
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Original Air Date—23 December 1963
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Original Air Date—30 December 1963
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Original Air Date—6 January 1964
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Original Air Date—13 January 1964
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Original Air Date—20 January 1964
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Original Air Date—27 January 1964
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Original Air Date—3 February 1964
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Original Air Date—10 February 1964
Duke Shannon, arrested by the Cavalry, is charged with criminal negligence as leader of an expedition into the badlands, from which he alone has returned. |
Original Air Date—17 February 1964
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Original Air Date—24 February 1964
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Original Air Date—2 March 1964
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Original Air Date—9 March 1964
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Original Air Date—16 March 1964
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Original Air Date—23 March 1964
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Original Air Date—30 March 1964
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Original Air Date—6 April 1964
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Original Air Date—13 April 1964
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Original Air Date—20 April 1964
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Original Air Date—27 April 1964
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Original Air Date—20 September 1964
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Original Air Date—27 September 1964
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Original Air Date—4 October 1964
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Original Air Date—11 October 1964
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Original Air Date—18 October 1964
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Original Air Date—25 October 1964
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Original Air Date—1 November 1964
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Original Air Date—8 November 1964
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Original Air Date—22 November 1964
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Original Air Date—29 November 1964
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Original Air Date—6 December 1964
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Original Air Date—13 December 1964
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Original Air Date—20 December 1964
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Original Air Date—3 January 1965
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Original Air Date—10 January 1965
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Original Air Date—17 January 1965
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Original Air Date—31 January 1965
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Season 8, Episode 18: HermanOriginal Air Date—14 February 1965
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Original Air Date—21 February 1965
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Original Air Date—28 February 1965
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Original Air Date—21 March 1965
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Original Air Date—28 March 1965
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Original Air Date—11 April 1965
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Original Air Date—18 April 1965
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Original Air Date—25 April 1965
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Original Air Date—2 May 1965
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