Great American Faith and Living

A talented singer falls down a flight of stairs and disfigures her face.

Adams, Hawks, and Wooster learn that Flint is driving a stagecoach they plan to take from San Francisco to St. Louis.

Greenhorns board Adams' wagon train for a journey to California. Guest: Mickey Rooney.

A reporter organizes a suffragette movement among the married women on the train.

A Canadian cattle buyer (Leslie Nielsen) who owns his own city pays the Virginian $100,0000 then has his henchmen rob the local bank, rendering the Virginian's bank draft worthless.

An outlaw dealing with scarlet fever forces captured Holly and Elizabeth to help him evade his Army escorts.

An itinerant gunslinger (Steve Ihnat) hires on with a who aims to begin a range war over two homesteaders, then goes to work as a spy among the opposing forces at Shiloh; guest Brenda Scott.

A shaggy dog named Ulysses must help Trampas decide which of two saloon girls (Barbara Rhoades, Jill Donohue) is really the niece of a dying prospector (J. Pat O'Malley); guests Hugh Beaumont, June Vincent.

Three convicts (Anthony Call, Darwin Joston, Don Pedro Colley) come to work at the Shiloh Ranch as part of an experimental parole program; guests Wesley Lau, James Griffith.

Elizabeth and Holly care for a wounded outlaw (Peter Duel), who faces a dilemma when his recovery means either being turned over to the authorities or facing a pursuing bounty hunter; guest Anthony Zerbe.

A sandstorm drives Trampas, Elizabeth and others to an abandoned house, where some stolen gold is found.

After his father whips him publicly, a braggart comes to Shiloh.

A buggy accident leaves Stacy's arm paralyzed, and he sinks into self-pity after an operation apparently fails and his girlfriend (Lee Kroeger) abandons him; guest John Bryant.

A rancher (Tom Simcox) halts his feud with Shiloh when he mistakes a drifter (Mel Torme) for a gunslinger.

At his wife's insistence, a lawman (Kenneth Tobey) gives up his badge then discovers that his replacement (Steve Carlson) is just not up to the job; guests Ben Murphy, Lawrence Dane.

While hunting for a steer-killing cougar, Trampas offers food and shelter to a half-starved boy (Michael Burns), who hesitates over accepting or remaining in the hills to rendezvous with an outlaw gang.

A former medical student (David Hartman) drifting west feels responsible for a broken leg suffered by Trampas and offers to take the ranchhand's place until he recovers; guests Ralph Bellamy, the Irish Rovers.