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Trouble strikes the wagon train when Coop is wounded, Hawks falls ill and a band of hostile Indians prepares to attack.

A little girl's cries are heard during the night, but Charlie is the only one to catch a glimpse of her before she vanishes.

With the assistance of Charlie and Barnaby, a would-be inventor (Tom Ewell) works feverishly to launch the first flying machine.

After shooting Charlie, an outlaw gang whose members include two women force Coop to lead them to water.

Hale breaks up a scuffle between a gambler and his former sweetheart (Jeanette Nolan).

A woman traveler in the wagon train (Marta Kristen) has a premonition that Coop's life is in danger.

Charlie and Coop ride into a deserted town where it appears that everyone left in a big hurry.

Because the Indians are in awe of an old-timers' giant horse, a Clydesdale who is nineteen hands high and weighs three thousand pounds, the elderly man is able to pass safely through their hostile territory.

An expectant couple, already deep in debt, need cash for the wife's medical care.

Refusing what she considers to be a ridiculous fee to join the wagon train, a willful spinster plans to follow along in her lone wagon.

A female ferryboat skipper (Cathy Lewis) gets a pleasant surprise when the train brings her two visitors, her sailor son (Robert Stanton) and his new bride.

While visiting an old girlfriend (Jennifer Billingsley), Coop finds he's been recruited to pose as the husband of the woman's twin sister.

Barnaby kills a masked bandit and is then guilt-stricken when he learns that his victim was a boy his own age.

Hawks refuses to turn an Indian girl over to Chief Crazy Bear, who wants to punish her for killing his son.

Coop tells Hawks the story about the famed Earp brothers and a lady who perished in the wreck of a stagecoach hauling a cargo of sliver.

Charlie talks about his younger days in Pierce's Bend, when he worked for a rugged, God-fearing trading post operator (Rory Calhoun).

When a man (Ernest Borgnine) out of Major Adams' past joins the wagon train, he eventually learns to trust himself.

Feelings run high when a passenger on the wagon train is accused of murdering a young man. Guest star: Ricardo Montalban. With Ward Bond and Robert Horton.

When three robbers meet up with the wagon train, a woman is kidnapped and her husband is badly beaten.

A youth kills a man defending his sister's honor, only to find his faith in her is misplaced.

When the horses on the wagon train suddenly begin dying, Flint is sent to find a doctor and finds himself in a shootout with the man's son-in-law.

A kind stranger traveling with the wagon train manages to prevent an old Indian from being hanged. Guest stars: Mark Stevens and Joanne Dru. With Ward Bond and Robert Horton.

Flint is sent in search of a gang of robbers who have stolen the wagon train money and deeds to land in California.

A man who has spent years running from his painful past is finally forced to face the fears that haunt him.

Randy loves the daughter (Peggy Lipton) of a ranch family whose outlaw son (James Farentino) returns to settle a grudge; guest Michael J. Pollard.

The women of Medicine Bow reject a former saloon girl (Sheree North) trying to start a new life and business after serving time for murder, especially after a local citizen is found dead; guest Liam Sullivan.

Someone hires an ex-marshal (Leslie Nielsen) to murder the signers of an important trade agreement with Mexico; guests Hans Gudegast (Eric Braeden), Richard Devon.

Randy's rowdy family arrives in town to protect him from a a vengeful former convict who belongs to a family embroiled in a feud with the Bentons; guests Andrew Prine, Royal Dano, Andrew Duggan.

Near tragedy results when a wealthy merchant (John McLiam) attempts to thwart the budding romance between his daughter (Brooke Bundy) and a young man (Barry Primus) down on his luck; guest Harold J. Stone.

A bitter widow (Jo Van Fleet) revives a 25-year-old feud when she learns the identity of Shiloh's new owner (Charles Bickford); guest Jeremy Slate.

The Virginian is arrested and tried for murder when he investigates the disappearance of cattle; guests Bernie Hamilton, Angie Dickinson, Harold J. Stone, Warren Oates.

A young white woman (Susan Strasberg), captured by Trampas during an attempted cattle raid, refuses to admit she is not an Indian or that she was abducted years earlier.

Trampas makes a side trip to a Wyoming town to visit an old friend, only to learn upon his arrival that the man has been murdered; guests Indus Arthur, Jason Evers, Mark Miranda.

A deaf man (Aldo Ray) who cannot speak runs from the scene of an accidental killing and is befriended by Stacy, who teaches him to communicate; guest Alfred Ryder.

A trouble-plagued homesteader (Dan Duryea) acquires more problems when Trampas, suspected of murder and suffering from amnesia, stumbles onto the farm seeking refuge; guests Michael Burns, Ed Peck.

Suspected of murdering a bank teller, a man (Fabian) breaks out of jail and, by helping Stacy, finds a job and safe haven at Shiloh; guests George Wallace, Carol Kane.

Trampas, aided by a local citizen (Martin Milner), pursues a man (Steve Carlson) he believes committed a murder for which an innocent man has been jailed; guests George Kennedy, Jackie Coogan.