Great American Living (GLIV)

A story about bigotry. Albert becomes an apprentice of an old Jew, Isaac. The people in school call Albert a Jew-lover and beat him up. Albert learns a sense of pride from Isaac. Albert and Isaac become the best of friends. (Repeat).

A youngster feigns blindness to prevent his parents from splitting up. Michael Landon. Timothy: Bert Kramer. Laura: Melissa Gilbert. Belle: Kathryn Leigh Scott. Mrs. Herzog: Maureen Lee. (Repeat).

A hard-drinking drifter courts a prim woman (Eileen Heckart). Widow Mumford: Ysabel MacCloskey. Laura: Melissa Gilbert. Jason: Sean Frye. (Repeat).

News of Mary's pregnancy leads Adam's father to offer his son a law-school education in New York. Mary: Melissa Sue Anderson. Adam: Linwood Boomer. Miss Elliott: Ellen Regan. Eli: Dain C. Turner. Holly: Martha Nix. (Repeat).

Wooster takes charge of the wagon train when Adams and Flint disappear in a blizzard. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Loring: Douglas Kennedy. Sarah: Jean Inness. Wilkins: Harry Carey Jr. (Repeat).

Adams may pay with his life for an act of mercy: rescuing Jose Maria Moran, whom the Shoshones left to die. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Mary: Audrey Dalton. Jocko: Kim Laughlin. Tim: Tudor Owen. Salazar: Anthony Caruso. Wooster: Frank McGrath. Hawks: Terry Wilson. (Repeat).

Dazed by a shooting in which he accidentally killed one of his parishoners, preacher Hale disappears into the desert. Hale: John McIntire. Adams: Ward Bond. Mrs. Anderson: Jane Darwell. Carth English: James Best. Flint: Robert Horton. Martha English: Louise Fletcher. Marilee Hampler: Fintan Meyler. (Repeat).

Rodney Lawrence, a white youth raised by Indians, is urged by his foster father to join the wagon train and return to his own people. Ocheo: Frank de Kova. Adams: Ward Bond. Mandy: Cindy Robbins. Flint: Robert Horton. Hawks: Terry Wilson. Wooster: Frank McGrath. (Repeat).

Major Adams escorts widow Mrs. Steele and her four beautiful unmarried daughters en route to California. The flirtatious girls begin to cause problems on the wagon train that is full of men. The women passengers inundate Major Adams with complaints. (Repeat).

An accident threatens Phoebe Tannen with blindness and Adams agrees to help locate her mother in San Francisco. Phoebe/Jenny: Ann Blyth. Barclay: Chuck Henderson. Malvin: William Hunt. Flint: Robert Horton. Mrs. Malvin: Jean Harvey. Sacramento Doctor: Howard Wright. San Francisco Doctor: Robert J. Stevenson. (Repeat).

Adams, Wooster and Hawks, on a St. Louis-bound stage, are surprised to learn the driver is Flint (Robert Horton). Angela: Debra Paget. Adams: Ward Bond. Hawks: Terry Wilson. Jamison: Clu Gulager. Wooster: Frank McGrath. Antonio: Abraham Sofaer. Ricardo: Tom Hernandez. (Repeat).

Mickey Rooney plays naive Easterner Samuel T. Evans, the perfect pigeon for sharpies. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Melanie: Daria Massey. Aunt Em: Ellen Corby. Pumphret: Byron Foulger. Greenely: James Burke. Jody: Ronnie Dapo. (Repeat).

C.L. Harding, a woman reporter assigned to travel with the train, loses no time in starting a suffrage movement among the wives. C.L. Harding: Claire Trevor. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Arletta: Amzie Strickland. Buzz: Theodore Newton. Ellington: John Holland. Estrabelle: Jean Ingram. Frank Hoag: Jimmy Cash. Wooster: Frank McGrath. Hawks: Terry Wilson. (Repeat).

Ernest Borgnine plays a westward-bound immigrant who is determined to avenge the death of his youngest son. Bernabe: Leonard Nimoy. Manuel: Phillip Pine. Adams: Ward Bond. Flint: Robert Horton. Sarita: Charlotte Fletcher. Hixon: Stuart Randall. Daniels: Robert Armstrong. Hawks: Terry Wilson. Wooster: Frank McGrath. (Repeat).

Bette Davis stars as Elizabeth McQueeney, who joins the wagon train with a group of girls and the claim that she's heading West to start a school. Adams: Ward Bond. Count: Robert Strauss. Roxanne: Maggie Pierce. Maxine: Daniele Aubrey. Kathy: Lynn Bernay. Mrs. Bloer: Meg Wyllie. Mrs. Belvedeer: Marjorie Bennett. (Repeat).