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Beaver takes his case to an advice columnist when he's punished for staying out late. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond.

Ward and June fear Wally will follow suit when Eddie gets his own apartment. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

Uncle Arthur brings home the wrong kind of bunny. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Larry: David White. Sylvester: Bernie Kopell. Bunny: Carol Wayne. Tabitha: Erin Murphy. Drunk: Dick Wilson.

Darrin is slated to turn into a mouse at midnight because of a spell Endora peevishly cast on him. Sam: Elizabeth Montgomery. Tabitha: Erin Murphy. Guard: Jerry Rush. Betty: Jean Blake. Larry: David White.

Conclusion. Daniel battles a traitor and a treacherous ally to deliver supplies to Boonesborough. Daniel: Fess Parker. Doyle: Roy Jenson. Santee: Armando Silvestre. Rebecca: Patricia Blair. John: Robert Terhune. Larson: Jack Williams.

Slim befriends Lily Langford (Constance Moore), a once great actress reduced to performing in saloons and enduring the taunts of her embittered husband. Carson: Kent Taylor. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Pierce: George Tobias. Bee: Patsy Kelly.

A boy uses chemistry to help the Lone Ranger outwit land swindlers. Clayton Moore. Jay Silverheels.

The Lone Ranger aids a man accused of murdering his father. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

Mason is listening to a late-night talk show when he hears the station owner's conversation cut dead---by the sound of gunfire. Thorne: Lee Patterson. Mason: Raymond Burr. Holly: Myrna Fahey. Austin: Dan Travanty. Sellers: Alan Baxter. Jackson: Ian Wolfe.

A plane crash, a missing drug supply and a mischievous millionaire are the ingredients in this case of murder and deception. Bennett: Richard Erdman. Mason: Raymond Burr. Miriam: Jeanne Cooper. Laraine: Lisa Gaye. Kavanaugh: Russell Arms.

A purse-snatching dog is Friday's quarry. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. Noradella: Luana Anders. Silver: Phil Arnold. Burry: Bart Burns. Dorothy: Merry Anders.

Friday's target: an investment organization that operates like a chain-letter racket. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. Bonnie: Virginia Gregg.

A roundup of prostitutes follows the death of an athlete who contracted a drug-resistant strain of gonorrhea. Jack Klugman. Marsha: Jo Ann Pflug. Harlan: James Keach. Laura: Kathryn Leigh Scott. Sultan: John A. Zee. Sam: Robert Ito. Monahan: Garry Walberg. Jackie: Cecilia Hart. Ramsey: Lee Paul. Johnson: Shawn Michaels. Asten: John S. Ragin.

Pro golfer Chick Farley finds a lucrative way to supplement his income: blackmail. Bright: Carl Reindel. Mason: Raymond Burr. Dina: Nancy Kovack. Brandt: Harry Townes. Patterson: Bartlett Robinson.

Mason is sought out by an art-gallery owner about to face trial for the murder of a detective. Clune: Donald Murphy. Kannon: Allan Melvin. Estelle: Elisabeth Fraser. Bradley: Mark Tapscott. Bobbi: Francine York. Drake: William Hopper.

A dehydrated old woman, a trapped fireman and an injured looter are among the cases. Emma: Edith Evanson. Winifred: Lillian Bronson. DeSoto: Kevin Tighe. Andy: Trent Lehman. Gage: Randolph Mantooth. Conway: Gary Crosby. Brackett: Robert Fuller. Motorcyclist: Tony Dow. Early: Bobby Troup.

A pilot is booked on drunken-driving charges after his light plane crashes. Reed: Kent McCord. Donald: Myron Healey. Malloy: Martin Milner. Marvin: Sid Miller. Woman Shoplifter: Penny Santon. MacDonald: William Boyett. Stuart: Robert Clarke.

A rookie cop bungles several cases after refusing to follow orders. Malloy: Martin Milner. George: John Elerick. Reed: Kent McCord. Wells: Gary Crosby. Craig: Joe E. Tata. Elwood: Arthur Peterson. MacDonald: William Boyett. Jansen: Sam Edwards.

Internal Affairs is probing Precinct 12---with a voice analyzer. Sanders: Philip Roth. Pelligrini: Barry Pearl. Scanlon: George Murdock. Rumson: Allan Rich.

An ex-spy holds the squadroom occupants at gunpoint, convinced they are plotting against him. Hal Linden, Ron Carey, Ron Glass, Steve Landesberg. Felice Douglas: Estelle Omens.

Maurice gives Darrin a magic watch, giving him magical powers, much to the dismay of Samantha.

Conclusion. Darrin's powers have gone to his head and his father-in-law is delighted. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Larry: David White. Tabitha: Erin Murphy. Bliss, Jr.: John Fiedler.

Beaver's budget goes haywire when he joins a record club. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond.

Wally tries to do a hasty repair job when he smashes the headlight of the family car. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

Hazel's singing group prepares to audition for a song festival. Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Whitney Blake. Rosie: Maudie Prickett. Dolly: Peggy Clark. Helga: Betty Noyes. Griffin: Howard Smith.

Hazel and the Baxters vow to refrain from lying. Don DeFore, Whitney Blake. Rosie: Maudie Prickett. Boyle: Philip Ober. Barney: Robert B. Williams.

Wyatt tries to bring the murderers of an Indian to justice before the Cheyennes hit the warpath. Cousin: Rico Alaniz. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Brother: Rodd Redwing. Miller: John Close. Stevens: Don Diamond. Bat: Mason Alan Dinehart. Albright: Charles Fredericks.

Robbers set their sights on an old woman's gold. Mrs. McGill: Ellen Corby. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Perkins: Bill Baucom. Bat: Mason Alan Dinehart. Hogan: Mike Ragan.

Joseph Prince teaches about pure unadulterated grace, desiring to see people blessed by the Lord. (New).

Discover fascinating facts about history, science, and the natural world in this educational series. Each episode explores intriguing topics that ignite curiosity and wonder.

Author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shares encouragement to help people enjoy daily life.

A religious program focused on spreading the message of the Gospel.

An ex-convict, falsely convicted, tries to murder the witness who testified against him. Mathews: Broderick Crawford.

The Highway Patrol goes after a supermarket bandit. Mathews: Broderick Crawford. Sam: Michael Garth. Gloria: Susan Dorn.

Bunco artists, posing as officers, have been offering special privilege cards for ads bought in a fake police magazine. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. Densmore: G.D. Spradlin.

Friday defends Off. Phil Waverly before a police trial board. The charge: accepting a bribe from a bookie. Waverly: Steve Carlson. Clover: Peter Duryea.

A rash of burglaries is linked to an ex-con. Kent McCord, Martin Milner. Reno: Jed Allan. Diane: Virginia Gregg. Cooper: Ralph Montgomery. MacDonald: William Boyett.

Malloy really likes the voice of the new dispatcher, but when he meets her in person is dismayed to find she is married to the S.W.A.T. lieutenant.

Hazel's singing group prepares to audition for a song festival. Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Whitney Blake. Rosie: Maudie Prickett. Dolly: Peggy Clark. Helga: Betty Noyes. Griffin: Howard Smith.

Hazel and the Baxters vow to refrain from lying. Don DeFore, Whitney Blake. Rosie: Maudie Prickett. Boyle: Philip Ober. Barney: Robert B. Williams.

Beaver's budget goes haywire when he joins a record club. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond.

Wally tries to do a hasty repair job when he smashes the headlight of the family car. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

Maurice gives Darrin a magic watch, giving him magical powers, much to the dismay of Samantha.

Conclusion. Darrin's powers have gone to his head and his father-in-law is delighted. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Larry: David White. Tabitha: Erin Murphy. Bliss, Jr.: John Fiedler.

Cletus Mott, determined to hunt down the bear that killed his father and brother, threatens to shoot anyone who interferes. Daniel: Fess Parker. Mingo: Ed Ames. Israel: Darby Hinton. Higgens: Chick Chandler. Rebecca: Patricia Blair.

A tornado chases fugitive Tom Cole (Claude Akins) to Slim's ranch. Also fleeing the storm: Cole's pursuers---who don't intend to take him back alive. Angela: Nancy Gates. Teague: Stacy Harris. Brent: Chris Alcaide. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael.

An innocent man is accused of murder. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The Lone Ranger helps a soldier accused of treason. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

Small-town prejudice flares against a musician suspected of murdering the art patron who befriended him. Hobart: Will Hutchins. Mason: Raymond Burr. Dalton: Gene Evans. Bayler: Lloyd Gough. Elaine: Mala Powers. Della: Barbara Hale.

In this modern-day version of Dickens' "Oliver Twist," Mason refuses to press charges against the teenager accused of stripping his car. Lennie: Kevin O'Neal. Huggins: Victor Buono. Sikes: Scott Graham. Robin: Lisa Seagrem. Donna: Lisa Para.

Bunco artists, posing as officers, have been offering special privilege cards for ads bought in a fake police magazine. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. Densmore: G.D. Spradlin.

Friday defends Off. Phil Waverly before a police trial board. The charge: accepting a bribe from a bookie. Waverly: Steve Carlson. Clover: Peter Duryea.

The suicide of a facially scarred woman puts Quincy on the trail of a doctor responsible for a number of botched operations. Dr. Mitchell: Donald May. Sam: Robert Ito. Dr. Emile Green: Garnett Smith. Asten: John S. Ragin.

Working behind the scenes for the anonymous benefactor of a young singer, Mason redirects his efforts when murder enters the picture. Hawley: Richard Carlson. Dotty: Sue Ane Langdon. Henny: Lurene Tuttle. Burgess: Paul Stewart.

Mme. Sonya Galinova becomes trapped in a web of intrigue when she receives several priceless jewels in payment of a debt. Mason: Raymond Burr. Ness: Kendall Clark. Devry: Wesley Addy. Arena: Carlos Romero. Gerznov: Leonid Kinskey.

Cases: a pilot with a heart seizure whose plane must be talked down, a suicide attempt, a truck driver with a cerebral hemorrhage, and a bad drug trip. Frankie Pierce: Buddy Foster. Mrs. Thompson: Coleen Gray. Gage: Randolph Mantooth. Dave Morgan: Lou Krugman. Donna: Susan Madigan. DeSoto: Kevin Tighe. Straley: Mitch Carter.

A rash of burglaries is linked to an ex-con. Kent McCord, Martin Milner. Reno: Jed Allan. Diane: Virginia Gregg. Cooper: Ralph Montgomery. MacDonald: William Boyett.

Malloy really likes the voice of the new dispatcher, but when he meets her in person is dismayed to find she is married to the S.W.A.T. lieutenant.

Part 1. Wojo rekindles an old flame who wants to move in with him. Harriet Brauer: Doris Roberts. Dundee: Michael Conrad. Wojo: Maxwell Gail.

Conclusion. Wojo can't make up his mind about a romantic commitment. Nancy: Darlene Parks. Finney: Lewis Arquette. Mallory: Philip Bruns. Wojo: Maxwell Gail. Barney: Hal Linden. Dietrich: Steve Landesberg. Harris: Ron Glass.

Samantha's house guests---Mother Goose and Mother Stephens. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Mrs. Stephens: Mabel Albertson. Mother Goose: Jane Connell. Esmeralda: Alice Ghostley. Stephens: Roy Roberts.

Endora's spell has Darrin saying yes to everything. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Endora: Agnes Moorehead. Shotwell: Charles Lane. Larry: David White. Washburn: J. Edward McKinley. Gladys: Sandra Gould. Johnson: Morgan Jones. Abner: George Tobias.

Tired of resembling a sheep dog, Beaver plasters down his hair. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Bailey: Ed Prentiss.

Beaver scores a game-winning touchdown. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Gilbert: Stephen Talbot.

Hazel tries teaching Mr. Griffin's maid how to cook. Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Whitney Blake. Griffin: Howard Smith. Angie: Katherine Henry. Gordon: James Doohan.

Hazel's nephew urges George to invest in plastic. Walter: Frank Aletter. Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Whitney Blake.

Dishonest Indian agents scheme to squeeze the maximum profit out of their jobs. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Ellidge: Mauritz Hugo. Johnson: Bill Pullen. Bat: Mason Alan Dinehart. Benteen: Steve Pendleton. Mrs. Benteen: Emlen Davies.

An Army captain hampers Wyatt's efforts to put a soldier on trial for murder. Brook: James Seay. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Crenshaw: Bob Ellis. Indian: Iron Eyes Cody.

Joseph Prince teaches about pure unadulterated grace, desiring to see people blessed by the Lord. (New).

Discover fascinating facts about history, science, and the natural world in this educational series. Each episode explores intriguing topics that ignite curiosity and wonder.

Author and Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shares encouragement to help people enjoy daily life.

A religious program focused on spreading the message of the Gospel.

Tom Thornton seeks revenge when he discovers that the man he was convicted of killing is really alive. Thornton: Pierce Lyden. Mathews: Broderick Crawford. Jack: Sam Flint. Walter: Russ Whiteman.

Mathews investigates when a woman reports she killed a man. Mathews: Broderick Crawford. Flo: Jean Engstrom. Ben: Harry Fleer. Johnson: William Boyett.

Trying to crack a narcotics ring, Friday tracks the pilot of a downed airplane that carried a shipment of marijuana and heroin. Frank: Fred Vincent.

The disappearance of two girls sends the police on an agonizing search. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. Marian: Peggy Webber. Stanley: Robert Clarke.

In need of TV repairs, Reed enlists the help of his Boy Scout neighbor, who boasts an electronics merit badge.

Officers search for a boy hiding in a building about to be razed; and try to capture robbery suspects without harming their hostages. Reed: Kent McCord. Louis: Dick Wilson. Malloy: Martin Milner. Dennis: Moosie Drier. Wilma: Irene Tedrow.

Hazel tries teaching Mr. Griffin's maid how to cook. Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Whitney Blake. Griffin: Howard Smith. Angie: Katherine Henry. Gordon: James Doohan.

Hazel's nephew urges George to invest in plastic. Walter: Frank Aletter. Shirley Booth, Don DeFore, Whitney Blake.

Tired of resembling a sheep dog, Beaver plasters down his hair. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Bailey: Ed Prentiss.

Beaver scores a game-winning touchdown. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Eddie: Ken Osmond. Gilbert: Stephen Talbot.

Samantha's house guests---Mother Goose and Mother Stephens. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Mrs. Stephens: Mabel Albertson. Mother Goose: Jane Connell. Esmeralda: Alice Ghostley. Stephens: Roy Roberts.

Endora's spell has Darrin saying yes to everything. Samantha: Elizabeth Montgomery. Darrin: Dick Sargent. Endora: Agnes Moorehead. Shotwell: Charles Lane. Larry: David White. Washburn: J. Edward McKinley. Gladys: Sandra Gould. Johnson: Morgan Jones. Abner: George Tobias.

With British help, the Indians unite to drive out the settlers---even though hostilities may lead to the death of Daniel Boone (Fess Parker). Quonab: Paul Fix. Mingo: Ed Ames. Raccuwan: Michael Pate.

John Dehner stars as a new stagecoach-line manager whose plans for improving the company involve firing Jess (Robert Fuller)---for his objectionable background. Leach: James Best. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Slim: John Smith. Johnny: Rad Fulton.

The Lone Ranger tries to prove the innocence of a soldier accused of murder. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

Ranchers threaten a war unless the Lone Ranger helps them keep their water rights. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

A suspected thief gets into further trouble when she switches identities with a woman on the run from a paid assassin. Mason: Raymond Burr. Carruthers: Arch Johnson. Martha: Coleen Gray. Drake: William Hopper. Della: Barbara Hale.

When an oil tycoon begins drilling on his land, farmer Jason Rohan begins spending big in anticipation of his wealth. Klee: Wendell Corey. Rohan: Paul Brinegar. Mason: Raymond Burr. Winford: James Best. Mirabel: Marilyn Erskine. Lannon: Les Tremayne.

Trying to crack a narcotics ring, Friday tracks the pilot of a downed airplane that carried a shipment of marijuana and heroin. Frank: Fred Vincent.

The disappearance of two girls sends the police on an agonizing search. Friday: Jack Webb. Gannon: Harry Morgan. Marian: Peggy Webber. Stanley: Robert Clarke.

Quincy befriends a student who weans drug abusers from their habits. First of two parts. Jack Klugman. Marty: A Martinez. Campbell: Michael Constantine. Colella: Charles Aidman.

Mason's reputation is at stake when he's accused of trying to buy a witness in a hearing over a patent suit. Mason/Grimes: Raymond Burr. Swanson: Stewart Moss. Barbara: Indus Arthur. March: Henry Beckman.

An ex-boxer tells Mason he killed a man in self-defense, but refuses to go to the police, even though another man has been charged with the crime. Sharon: Mary Ann Mobley. Blair: Anthony Eisley. Mason: Raymond Burr. Della: Barbara Hale.

A store owner shoots an armed robber and is filled with remorse. Sparks fly between Johnny and a nurse. Dr. Early treats an alcoholic. A dog delays the rescue of an unconscious woman. Dr. Morton assumes an unconscious hippie is on drugs. The firemen rescue a man trapped at a chemical plant.

In need of TV repairs, Reed enlists the help of his Boy Scout neighbor, who boasts an electronics merit badge.

Officers search for a boy hiding in a building about to be razed; and try to capture robbery suspects without harming their hostages. Reed: Kent McCord. Louis: Dick Wilson. Malloy: Martin Milner. Dennis: Moosie Drier. Wilma: Irene Tedrow.

Harris is after a counterfeiter; Luger seeks advice from Barney. Hathaway: J. Pat O'Malley. Lavelle: Jack Riley. Dr. Bordeau: George Pentecost. Lisa Lavelle: Susan Davis. Sidney Becker: Al Ruscio. Harris: Ron Glass. Luger: James Gregory.

Only derelicts come to the precinct's open house; a psychiatrist debates revealing an arson suspect's name. Fabiani: Carmen Filpi. Starkwell: David Fresco. Brickman: Allan Miller. Brewer: John Dullaghan. Carew: Christopher Lloyd. Barney: Hal Linden.

In a final effort to keep Roger Brandon from heading an anticrime commission, a blackmailer threatens to launch a smear campaign against Brandon's wife (Bettye Ackerman). Mason: Raymond Burr. Cummings: Parley Baer. Cotton: Dabbs Greer.

Beaver writes a somewhat distorted autobiography. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Betsy: Annette Gorman. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Gilbert: Stephen Talbot.

Beaver is not invited to Wally's party. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. June: Barbara Billingsley. Ward: Hugh Beaumont.

A fortune hunter sets her sights on Jed. Granny: Irene Ryan. Jed: Buddy Ebsen. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer. Pearl: Bea Benaderet.

Granny chases off the tax collector with a shotgun. Granny: Irene Ryan. Pearl: Bea Benaderet. Landman: John Stephenson. Drysdale: Raymond Bailey. Elly May: Donna Douglas. Jethro: Max Baer.

Ben Thompson (Denver Pyle) arrives in Dodge with his enemies in hot pursuit. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Marcia: Vici Raaf. Miller: Bill Henry. Judge: Damian O'Flynn.

"The Sharpshooter" takes deadly aim---at Earp. Morris: Henry Rowland. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Hawes: Trevor Bardette. Mrs. Hamble: Elizabeth Harrower.

Betty Jo becomes the first female contestant in the Shady Rest Horseshoe Tournament. Fats: Henry Calvin. Betty Jo: Linda Kaye.

Beaver writes a somewhat distorted autobiography. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Betsy: Annette Gorman. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Gilbert: Stephen Talbot.

Beaver is not invited to Wally's party. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. June: Barbara Billingsley. Ward: Hugh Beaumont.

To prove his sophistication, Wally tries to grow a mustache. Wally: Tony Dow. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley.

Ward tries to keep Wally from falling prey to car dealers. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. June: Barbara Billingsley.

A thief and his victim are dead, and Slim and Jonesy are accused of looting the bodies. The only witness: Mace Stringer (Harry Townes)---who has the money. Slim: John Smith. Jonesy: Hoagy Carmichael. Jess: Robert Fuller. Sally: Mari Blanchard. Bowden: George Mitchell. Strubble: John Cliff.

Tom Mannering (Tom Drake) says that he came by his sudden wealth in a poker game, but townspeople suspect that he robbed the stage. Gloria: Fay Spain. Jess: Robert Fuller. Lorn: Alan Dexter. Patterson: Douglass Dumbrille. Rick: Don O'Kelly. Dolly: Pamela Duncan. Gene: George Kennedy.

Slim braces for trouble when he agrees to be responsible for Frank Buckley (Charles Bronson), a parolee who killed a popular Laramie citizen. Slim: John Smith. Jess: Robert Fuller. Morgan: Dean Fredericks. Gault: Barton MacLane. Doc: James Bell.

Israel tries to clear his father's old friend, a backwoodsman accused of murder. Big Zack: Jeff York. Israel: Darby Hinton. Running Fox: Rodolfo Acosta. Daniel: Fess Parker. Tupper: Orville Sherman. Rebecca: Patricia Blair.

Learning of a possible assassination plot, Daniel takes steps to protect George Washington during the president's visit. Newton: Michael Rennie. Mingo: Ed Ames. Washington: Ivor Barry. Mornay: Henry Corden. John: Lane Bradford.

Daniel goes after body snatchers who have stolen the corpse of an alleged war hero. Harris: Peter Graves. Gabe: Arthur Hunnicutt. Daniel: Fess Parker. Israel: Darby Hinton. Lynch: Myron Healey. Michaels: Harry Harvey Sr. Jason: Ken Renard.

The masked man tries to smash the plans of schemers who are trying to control a town. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The Lone Ranger tries to reform a boy who has turned outlaw. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The Lone Ranger rides after highwaymen. Clayton Moore.

The masked man stands between a store keeper and a rival's efforts to force him out of business. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

Bandits disguised as tax collectors victimize a family. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The Lone Ranger tries to retrieve church funds. Clayton Moore.

Some lighter moments, as in the case of a meter reader mistaken for a peeping Tom. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Conrad: Herb Vigran. Sanchez: Rodolfo Hoyos. Ernest Fields: Fred Holliday. Joan: Gloria Manon.

Police answer false alarms, including an attempted burglary---accusing a minister of robbing his own parish. Reed: Kent McCord. George: George Chandler. Malloy: Martin Milner. Myrna: Sheila Bromley. Reverend: Stuart Nisbet. Tony: Lennie Weinrib.