Great American Faith and Living

The Ingalls, Garveys and Olesons have trouble with city life; Charles tries to reform Albert.

An unusual football game convinces a father (John Ireland) his blind son deserves an education.

Laura's innocent joke about a fat man has near-tragic results when he turns out to be her best friend's father.

Charles and Jonathan become increasingly unhappy with Winoka; guest Ray Bolger.

Shocked at Walnut Grove's condition, the returning Ingalls, Garveys and Olesons try to convince the founder (Karl Swenson) it can be saved.

Hale is hired to deliver a box containing $8,000 to a bank, but David Garner has other plans.

Bill Hawks travels to a desert town to visit an old friend, an Indian who has a ranch there.

Rancher Henry Ludlow is determined that his daughter Judy not marry Basque sheepherder Antone Rose.

Duke Shannon returns to his small ranch, Shannon's Glen, which he split with his childhood friend.

Bill meets young Barnaby West, who is traveling to Sacramento to see his father.

Revenge is the primary mission for two people (Carolyn Jones and Fabian) who escape from Indian captivity. Barbara Stanwyck also guest stars.

A captain's (Ronald Reagan) lonely and temperamental wife (Ann Blyth) is asked to leave the quiet atmosphere of the Army post.

A railroad tycoon and his younger brother (Peter Falk, Tommy Sands) trap Chris Hale in the middle of a family conflict.

A Chinese princess offers to adopt Cooper Smith and provide him with a bride.

A British newspaper reporter (Michael Rennie) rides along on the wagon train to observe the Wild West. Brian Keith also guest stars.

A woman (Beverly Owen) tries to save her sister (Suzanne Pleshette) from a miserable life in a mining town.

Two desperados bring an adolescent sidekick along to a bank robbery.

Cooper learns that his girlfriend Rose's (Annette Funicello) brother is a Brooklyn criminal.

The Bancroft gang robs a family of emigrants of all their possessions.

A woman (Diana Hyland) faces a death sentence after her married boyfriend is found murdered during a cross-country journey. Bradford Dillman also guest stars.

A woman must protect herself and her daughter from a callous man.

Near tragedy results when a wealthy merchant (John McLiam) attempts to thwart the budding romance between his daughter (Brooke Bundy) and a young man (Barry Primus) down on his luck; guest Harold J. Stone.

A bitter widow (Jo Van Fleet) revives a 25-year-old feud when she learns the identity of Shiloh's new owner (Charles Bickford); guest Jeremy Slate.

The Virginian is arrested and tried for murder when he investigates the disappearance of cattle; guests Bernie Hamilton, Angie Dickinson, Harold J. Stone, Warren Oates.

A young white woman (Susan Strasberg), captured by Trampas during an attempted cattle raid, refuses to admit she is not an Indian or that she was abducted years earlier.

Trampas makes a side trip to a Wyoming town to visit an old friend, only to learn upon his arrival that the man has been murdered; guests Indus Arthur, Jason Evers, Mark Miranda.

A deaf man (Aldo Ray) who cannot speak runs from the scene of an accidental killing and is befriended by Stacy, who teaches him to communicate; guest Alfred Ryder.

A trouble-plagued homesteader (Dan Duryea) acquires more problems when Trampas, suspected of murder and suffering from amnesia, stumbles onto the farm seeking refuge; guests Michael Burns, Ed Peck.

Suspected of murdering a bank teller, a man (Fabian) breaks out of jail and, by helping Stacy, finds a job and safe haven at Shiloh; guests George Wallace, Carol Kane.

Trampas, aided by a local citizen (Martin Milner), pursues a man (Steve Carlson) he believes committed a murder for which an innocent man has been jailed; guests George Kennedy, Jackie Coogan.

A 16-year-old New York City girl (Alice Rawlings) on her way West reads a dime novel en route, arriving with a romantic notion about cowboys which she directs at the Virginian; guest William Schallert.

The Virginian sets out alone to a ghost town to find the two men (Jack Lord, Michael Ansara) responsible for the death of a young cowboy; guests Terry Moore, Harry Hickock.

Elizabeth bids successfully for an untamed white colt, then sets out to train the animal to race at an upcoming county fair.

A young woman (Diane Baker) asks the Virginian for help in finding a box containing $50,000 in stolen money; guest Frank McGrath.

A bank robber (Pernell Roberts) quits after an unprofitable heist and returns home, only to rival the Virginian for his son's affections.

Jed takes a dose of Granny's tonic and ends up on Lovers Lane with a gold-digging secretary.

An IRS agent calls on the Clampetts and gets a roaring shotgun welcome from Granny.

Los Angeles Dodgers coach Leo Durocher finds a new pitcher in Jethro.

Love blooms again for Jed when Mlle. Denise returns from Paris to herald the arrival of a litter of poodles.

The board chairman of Drysdale's bank is determined to meet Jed Clampett, the bank's "financial wizard.".

Jed acts as his own attorney when he's sued by a couple seeking $100,000 in damages for a fictitious accident.

The Clampetts have a series of unusual encounters with a Beverly Hills psychiatrist.

Albert decides to run away because Laura believes he is stealing Charles' attention.

Mrs. Oleson writes a newspaper gossip column that manages to anger and slander nearly everyone in town.

Mary accepts Adam's proposal, but doubts they can raise children.

Charles and Jonathan Garvey try to prove to their sons that they're not yet old enough to be called men.

An outlaw joins the Cartwrights' cattle drive, knowing it will take him to the town where his father is sheriff.

Attacked by Shoshones while crossing a burial ground, Adam discovers that the "Indian" woman tending him is white.

Little Joe runs into romantic complications when he tries to teach a deaf girl (Stella Stevens) sign language; guest Albert Salmi.

Adam and Little Joe try to warn Hoss when he befriends a violent man (Cal Bolder).

An Easterner swears revenge for the death of his father, a drunk that a Cartwright killed in self-defense.

Adam tells betrothed Hoss his intended is a compulsive gambler who caused her husband's death.

A Kentucky mountain clan swears revenge on Little Joe after he shoots a family member for arson.

Little Joe and Hoss, mistaken for gunmen, get caught between feuding families.

A potential mayoral candidate attempts to stir up trouble between majority and minority groups in town.