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West and Gordon fear an attempt on President Grant's life while they are escorting him to a conference.

Duke Shannon stops over in the town of High Times, and almost right away gets into a fight with, and accidentally kills, one of the gunmen who are essentially holding the town hostage.

Nick's practical joke backfires when gunmen stalk a dressmaker they believe is the sole survivor of a bank-robbery gang.

Matt hopes to rehabilitate his former mentor (John Anderson), now an itinerant drunk who sweeps out stables for whiskey money.

The cohorts of a wounded outlaw come to look for stolen money he hid before seeking help from the Cartwrights; guest Richard Jaeckel.

Outlaws force Lucas to help with a prison break.

A young girl asks refuge at the McCain ranch for herself and her ill brother.

A payroll robbery vexes Favor as he deals with disruption caused by an orphaned girl riding with the drovers.

A widow accuses her stepson of ruining the family lumber business. With Richard Boone and Burt Metcalf.

Josh has doubts about an alleged murderer.

Radio contest winners, the Stooges run up a large tab at the Hotel Costa Puente, and are the target of three gold diggers.

A timid typesetter who longs to be a reporter hopes to land a big story by spending a night in a haunted house.

Batman and Robin try to decipher the Riddler's lethal puzzles.

The Enterprise officers search for an elusive, rock-burrowing creature which is killing the miners of Janus 6.

The Enterprise crew falls under the spell of space spores on an agricultural colony world; guest Jill Ireland.

A silent girl (Kathryn Hays) must save the lives of Kirk, Spock and McCoy when aliens torture them in an experiment.

Scott is suspected of several murders on a peaceful world during the shore leave of Enterprise crew members.

A troubled teen (Robert Walker Jr.), sole survivor of a spaceship crash, imposes his will on the Enterprise.

A strange ailment which bares emotions afflicts the crew as the Enterprise observes a planet's disintegration.

Powerful aliens transport the Enterprise officers into an illusionary re-creation of the gunfight at the OK Corral.

Grizzly demonstrates the meaning of freedom to an escaped slave.

Excess bighorn sheep are relocated in Montana.

Three penguin species live in the Falkland Islands.

Wisconsin's pine martens make a comeback.

Tame wildlife inhabits the shores of Argentina's Patagonia.

Greg tries a new hair tonic just before graduation he bought to help his little brother, but it turns his hair orange.

A widower with three sons marries a widow with three daughters.

Granny gets homesick for the sight of snow, so Mr. Drysdale arranges for a blizzard to hit Beverly Hills.

Granny's fighting mood is inflamed by a women's wrestling match on TV, and she joins the fray.

A citizen of Mayberry forestalls his eviction by trying to redeem a century-old municipal bond.

Inspired by a home show, Lucy and Ethel decide to redecorate their apartments.

A boy runs off with Beaver's new bicycle.

Wally needs an orchid corsage to impress his date for a dance.

The Skipper and Gilligan fear that voodoo is responsible when the supply hut is burglarized.

The Skipper has to relive a World War II experience to repair the radio transmitter.

While Vint is at his stag party, the women have a get-together that turns disastrous.

Naomi and Vint wind up on Mama's doorstep after they're swindled out of their housing investment.

A boy magician wants to make his father (Ted Lange) appear; four orphaned siblings seek to form a rock band.

A landlady plans to sue a tenant; a professor meets his replacement; a magician's daughter falls in love.

Rose's daughter and Dorothy's son visit their mothers at the same time.

Lisa Whelchel travels the country to discover the nostalgic world of personal collections and amazing treasures, and meets the people who own them.

Klinger seems to lack Radar's knack for cutting through red tape to get some much-needed supplies for the unit.

Radar's departure leaves everyone depressed.

Rose, Blanche and Dorothy take a vacation at a resort that doesn't live up to its reputation.

While Dorothy is laid off from teaching, she finds work at the same museum where Blanche goes to work.

Dorothy and Blanche contrive an answer to Rose's personal ad.

For Sophia's birthday, Dorothy flies her sister Angela in from Sicily, Italy, as a surprise; Dorothy's the one who's surprised when Sophia's reaction is that of disgust.

Ray persuades Robert to botch an invitation assignment, so Amy will let him off the hook with their wedding plans, but the scheme backfires.

When Ray drops off Ally for a sleepover, he gets the idea that his nemesis in the cookie drive is making a pass at him.

When a swastika is found on their front door, the Bunkers go into a frenzy.

Archie, Edith and Mike tell Gloria three different versions of the story of a refrigerator repairman's visit.

Rob is offered a job as humor consultant on a magazine for men-about-town.

Sally Rogers is romanced by her "secret" admirer -- the owner of Monker's Delicatessen.

When Alice takes a job in an office completely surrounded by men, Ralph's jealousy creates an impossible situation.

Ralph views an impending visit from his mother-in-law with a growing sense of disaster.

Rollin takes on a prince (Nehemiah Persoff) in a gambling challenge to bankrupt his efforts to purchase arms for an invasion.

A college professor (William Windom) experiments to get the one-armed man to confess; guest Geraldine Brooks.

Harry investigates the disappearance of a retired rear admiral's (Leif Erickson) wife (Sharon Acker), who vanished after a yacht mishap.

A black officer and his white colleague become aware of their prejudices at a police conference.

An elderly man solves the murder of a young woman who lived in the apartment building he manages.

Malloy and Reed risk their lives to rescue a fellow officer who is shot and wounded.

A renegade American POW causes problems for Hogan when he offers the Nazi's info for his freedom.

Bill trains to be a private detective, with a little help from TV history and a real-life private eye!

Beaver damages Ward's old autographed baseball during a game of catch.

Beaver is heartbroken when his pet monkey disappears.

Paul Drake and Perry search for the identity of a bedraggled, amnesiac teenage girl; guest Werner Klemperer.

Ben defends a movie-queen turned cosmetics-mogul accused of murdering her former lover to prevent the publication of some revealing photos.

McGarrett doubts the evidence of an ecologist filmed in the act of kidnapping.

The family isn't sure what to do with Grandpa's cousin, who came to collect an old debt from Zeb; Jason pursues a girl named Toni.

Festus encounters an old friend (Brock Peters), now a fugitive from the law.

The Cartwright sons, Candy and a girl become targets after witnessing a murder and robbery committed by a ruthless outlaw gang.

A gang comes to town to free a jailed member.

A drifter forces his attentions on a deaf girl.

The wagon train deals with a rash of typhoid fever.

DeSoto and Gage worry about a routine recertification exam; a child is trapped; an elderly TV-sports fan suffers shortness of breath.

Father Mulcahy becomes the object of a young nurse's affections.

When Klinger tries to help a South Korean girl financially, her mother misunderstands his motives.

Charles is sure he had a great time in Tokyo, if he could only remember what he did.

The 4077th races the clock to save severely wounded soldiers.

Barney becomes smitten with Melissa after he helps her cross the street and soon has dinner with her and her supposed dad. Before Barney can realize what is happening, she announces that they are engaged.

Andy and Opie go fishing and encounter an unhoused person, who later becomes friends with Opie and negatively impacts his conscience.

Debra chooses a friend to replace her if she dies but gets annoyed when Ray seems pleased by the idea.

Marie attempts to take over when Debra throws a bridal shower for Amy; Debra runs into trouble with the law and must rely on Marie for help.