Great American Faith and Living

The four Hooper brothers are orphaned when their parents are killed in a wagon accident.

The Perez family is run out of their town because people believe their daughter Juana is a witch.

While scouting in Wyoming territory, Duke is forced by outlaw Tom Tuesday to act as his guide to an important rendezvous in Ruby City, Idaho.

Samuel MacIntosh picks farmer Hamish Browne to marry his daughter Heather.

Blane Wessel helps Duke and three women after Indians attack them.

A high-stakes emergency surfaces unresolved conflicts as the County Rescue team comes together with professional support.

As County Rescue hosts CPR training, unspoken struggles test the team, forcing Andy, James, and Brianna to choose grace over assumption.

Dani starts her new job as a probationary EMT; she soon learns of another obstacle that may keep her from God's calling.

Dani gets to know both of the other probationary EMTs and ends up making a grave mistake on one of her first shifts.

Dani and Griffin spend time together outside of work; Duke faces marital problems; Tim saves a celebrity.

Andy makes a serious accusation against Marco; several events cause Dani to lose confidence in herself and her calling.

Ashley encourages Dani not to quit; Duke doesn't show up for his shift; Chief makes a decision on the open position.

With Duke's return fast approaching, Dani realizes her job is on the line; she questions God's path for her as she discovers her ex-fiancé is back in town and faces a family emergency.

As Dani returns to work after her dad's health scare, she and Griffin reinstate the Epic Fail Club; Ashley receives some news that could change her and Andy's future.

Dani navigates Hunter being back in town while Tim heads out on a call that leads him to a new romance; Marcos hosts the grand opening of his art gallery before someone's mistake causes the event to go awry.

Dani ups her game at work knowing she has limited time left; Duke continues his sobriety journey; Ashley makes an important discovery while Dani opens up to Tim about her past with Hunter.

Andy and Ashley plan their vow renewal, while Dani exposes Duke for drinking again; tensions build between everyone at the station but come together to rally around Andy in his time of need.

Dani reconciles with the team and Duke returns to his position at County Rescue; Dani prioritizes family time and enlists Griffin to help the team prank Scotty.

When tragedy hits the station, the County Rescue team must lean on each other to survive loss, rebuild resilience and keep their faith.

The County Rescue team provides support for the Tunnels to Towers marathon as Andy meets the new team members.

On Andy's first day back, life-and-death calls force him and the team to confront grief, purpose and the quiet strength that sustains them.

A high-stakes emergency surfaces unresolved conflicts as the County Rescue team comes together with professional support.

As County Rescue hosts CPR training, unspoken struggles test the team, forcing Andy, James, and Brianna to choose grace over assumption.

A seemingly simple call exposes dangerous unknowns, pushing the team to rethink judgment, communication, and responsibility.

To help an old cowboy (Franchot Tone) keep his grandson's (Billy Mumy) respect, Trampas lets the man work at Shiloh Ranch but soon regrets his decision.

Sibling marshals (Michael Ansara, Leonard Nimoy) warn the Virginian against completing a cattle deal with the head (Peter Whitney) of a rambunctious Arizona family; guests Tom Skerritt, Dabbs Greer.

A series of misadventures plagues Trampas as he travels to Mexico on Shiloh business.

A rancher (Robert Lansing) frees his condemned brother (Andrew Prine) from an Army stockade and flees to the hills, unaware he inadvertently killed a guard during the escape; guest Jan Shepard.

A stubborn Australian sheepherder (John Anderson) demands a life for a life after his son is accidentally killed during a fight with the Virginian; guests John McLiam, Sean McClory, Harold Gould.

Aunt Bee scolds Andy and Opie for being slobs before leaving town for a few days. Soon, the Taylor home becomes a complete wreck, but Andy and Opie are determined to clean up before Aunt Bee returns.

Andy finally proposes to Ellie when he thinks that the new doctor in town is trying to turn her head.

The entire town is shocked when they discover that Otis, the town drunk, is a direct descendant of a Revolutionary War hero.

Andy and Barney find out that the state inspector is a stickler for rules. Andy wins the inspector over when he manages to apprehend a shooter without any injuries.

Ellie takes pity on Frankie, the shy daughter of a farmer, and decides to give her a makeover, much to the displeasure of her gruff father.

Andy, tasked with serving an eviction notice on the Scobey family, tries his best to save them from getting evicted from their home.

Barney becomes increasingly suspicious of the new farmer in town. Andy agrees to pay him a visit and finds himself pulled into an unforgettable experience.

Barney becomes the toast of Mayberry when he helps capture an escaped convict. It goes to his head until the man escapes and returns to exact revenge on Barney.

Jim Lindsey, a guitarist from Mayberry who becomes famous while playing in a band, returns to town after failing his solo career.

Aunt Bee scolds Opie and tells him to stay away from the courthouse after he handcuffs a classmate to a flagpole; Opie, annoyed at the situation, decides to run away from home.

A TV production team comes to Mayberry with a proposal to do a television show about the town's sheriff department. Andy becomes suspicious when the production team starts taking interest in Mayberry's bank.

Helen gets jealous when Andy's very attractive cousin Gloria stays with the Taylors for a change of environment after she recently got broken up with.

Barney comes across a 19-year-old assault case file between Floyd and Mr. Foley. Determined to officially close the case, he tries to get statements from the parties involved.

Opie and his friend Howie make their own newspaper, the Mayberry Sun, but nobody buys it. After Andy and Barney encourage him to print more interesting stories, Opie decides to publish all the gossip from around town.

Aunt Bee pretends that she is dating a married man to avoid being a third wheel after Clara convinces her that she is preventing romance from blossoming between Andy and Helen.

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.

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

A former dance hall girl poses as a Spanish heiress to claim a land grant that includes part of the Ponderosa; guest Sebastian Cabot.

Jeb Drummond is a murderous sheep herder who has Adam taken hostage to try and force Ben to sign over a large section of Ponderosa land to him.

A Ponderosa ranch hand faces charges of killing the wife of the U.S. marshal who came to arrest him.

As Ben prepares to run for governor, Joe must come to his rescue when a disabled police officer from New Orleans comes to arrest Ben on a 20-year-old murder charge.

Adam is taken hostage by a band of U.S. Army prisoners who have escaped and sought refuge on the Ponderosa.