Great American Faith and Living

Flint fails to return after Seth sends him in search of water.

After a dying man (Harvey Stephens) is duped into buying swampland, Flint (Robert Horton) tracks down the swindler (Reed Hadley) who sold it to him. With Ward Bond.

Wooster, Adams and Hawks are tricked into serving on a cargo ship, while Flint travels cross-country by himself.

A boy sees his father lynched by three men.

A railroad tycoon's daughter (Rhonda Fleming) runs away to join the wagon train and win Flint's heart. With Robert Horton.

After Major Adams discovers a pair of outcast stowaways on the wagon train and allows them to remain, one of them is accused of murder.

Romance complicates the mission of an underground revolutionary from Ireland who sails for America to locate and kill a traitor.

An American Indian chief needs an operation after being shot, but won't accept help from the female Dr. Willoughby.

An unscrupulous frontiersman claims that, for a fee, he can lead a guilt-stricken man to his long-lost brother.

Flint poses as his former girlfriend's husband so she can keep her daughter.

A samurai warrior (Sessue Hayakawa) fails in his efforts to bring the ashes of his master back to Japan.

Adams and McCullough fight and go their separate ways.

The wagon train encounters a feisty landowner who won't let the group cross her property unless they pay a toll to a sadistic foreman.

A girl who has consumption heads to Colorado in hope of a recovery.

When an epidemic forces Richardson to leave and bring back a new team of healthy horses, he is mistaken for a thief.

Kitty Angel (Anne Baxter) and her adopted child are abandoned by the train.

Flint (Robert Horton) prepares for a duel with a former associate (Everett Sloane) who had disillusioned him during the Civil War.

A former gold miner heads back west to start a new life with his wife.

A sheriff mistakes an orphaned black boy as a slave and tries to free him.

An elegant Maryland widow (Myrna Loy), John's old friend, comes to refine the Grainger grandchildren.

After reading about the arrest of an outlaw (Andrew Prine) in Medicine Bow, a young Kansas City woman (Sandra Smith) arrives to search for her long-lost brother.

The Virginian, Clay and Elizabeth go to buy cattle in a Texas border town, where outlaws snatch Elizabeth away to Mexico; guest Charles Bronson.

Trampas teams with a gunslinger (Darrin McGavin) after their names and a woman's (Mary-Robin Redd) appear on a killer's hit list.

Two Wichita saloonkeepers (Joan Collins, Rose Marie) inherit property and arrive intending to be proper members of society; guest Harry Lauter.

Ryker tries to help him a lawless friend (Tom Tryon) reform, only to have his efforts foiled by a blackmailer (Kiel Martin); guest Lisabeth Hush.

An injured Canadian Mountie (Tom Bell) refuses to give up his pursuit of a wanted man (Ben Johnson), although out of his jurisdiction into Wyoming; guest Bo Hopkins.

Medicine Bow helps a timid banker convince his father, a retired Idaho sheriff Idaho, that he carries on the tradition.

An alcoholic lawyer (Edmond O'Brien) is prodded into fighting prejudice and the bottle to defend a Chinese immigrant who has been denied his legal rights; guests Lloyd Bochner, Jill Donohue.

A Texan's brother accidentally shoots a woman (Virginia Gregg) in Medicine Bow and becomes the target of her husband (John Anderson), a former marshal; guest Jeanette Nolan.

The staff of Shiloh Ranch conducts a hurried investigation in an attempt to save Trampas, awaiting execution on a murder charge; guest Victor Jory.

An aging ranch hand (James Whitmore), having refused property as reward for saving Trampas, later becomes a stable worker; guests Don Stroud, Douglas Kennedy.

Trampas' investigation of a doctor's possible involvement in a murder makes the Shiloh ranch hand the victim of insults, a drugging and a beating.

The Virginian faces mixed reactions from the father (Jay C. Flippen), sister (Collin Wilcox) and vengeful brother (Bryon Mabe) of a young outlaw he was forced to kill in self-defense.

After a fortuneteller predicts death, Trampas and two other Shiloh hands face a gunslinger as they pass through a doomed town after delivering cattle to an Army base; guests Robert Lansing, Sharon Farrell.

The shooting of an old girlfriend's (Susan Oliver) daughter (Eve Plumb) convinces the Virginian to stop a rich rancher's spoiled son (Peter Brown) who has been terrorizing a town; guest John Lupton.

A rural family reluctantly exchanges a one-room mountain cabin for $25 million and a 35-room mansion, after they strike oil on their land.

Jed and his family are mistaken for a staff of crazy servants when they move into their new mansion.

The Clampett family miss being back at their old home in the mountains; Pearl tries to win over the oil man at the cabin as he takes her to a nearby phone.

When Mr. Drysdale describes Mrs. Drysdale as being a hypochondriac, the Clampetts assume she is a drunk.

Jed takes Drysdale's suggestion about buying good stock to heart and quickly purchases cows, pigs and chickens.

The homesick Clampetts, unaware that it's Halloween, decide to go calling on their Beverly Hills neighbors.

Drysdale attempts another step in the social renovation of the Clampetts by lending them his servants.

A private school teacher is shocked to learn that her new fifth-grade student is Jethro.

Elly May's first date in Beverly Hills ends in a riot of confusion before it even starts.

Sonny tries to court Elly May, as he determines that she needs to change from a hillbilly into an upper-class lady; Granny offers the use of her love charms to spice up their affair.

Hoss and Little Joe spend the most unforgettable night at the carnival when Little Joe's date disappears.

A sheriff's daughter runs off with her boyfriend (John Ericson), unaware he is a murderous bank robber.

For saving his life, Ben offers some Ponderosa farmland to an American Indian.

An outlaw joins the Cartwrights' cattle drive, knowing it will take him to the town where his father is the 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 sign language; guest Albert Salmi.

Adam and Little Joe warn Hoss when he tries to help Arnie, a man with the mind of a child and an uncontrollable temper.

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

Hoss falls prey to a beautiful woman with a gambling addiction and refuses to believe she's only interested in his money.

Maud Hoad leads her revenge-seeking family against Joe, who was forced to shoot treacherous Jeb Hoad.

Little Joe and Hoss are mistaken for gunmen while in a small Texas town; they find themselves in the middle of a dangerous feud between two families.