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Mike feels responsible for typhus transmitted to the Cheyenne through government-issued blankets she urged them to accept.

Jason stretches himself to the breaking point to prove his self-worth.

Some emotional entanglements follow when John-Boy invites a woman wing-walker to stay at the Walton home.

Erin and Mary Ellen compete for the attentions of a visiting forestry student; Olivia cares for a foster child.

Olivia is a substitute teacher at Walton's Mountain School; John-Boy's old flame, Marcia, returns with her new fiance.

When a young widow comes to stay in their home, the Walton children learn a hard lesson about how to cope with another person's grief.

The wagon train reaches the end of the trail. Guest star: Tom Skerritt.

Christopher Colt appears to be a gun salesman, but he is actually a government agent tracking down notorious bad guys; his cousin Sam took the lead when the studio had contract disputes with the original star.

Bret robs a bank for a lofty motive and the love of a beautiful woman.

Cheyenne tangles with a killer whose sister is the girl he loves.

As he leads his lame horse into a clearing, Cheyenne gets shot.

Bronco goes to the aid of a friend and gets involved in murder and robbery.

Bronco joins survivors of Indian massacre and finds himself prisoner of criminals posing as heroes.

Four stagecoach passengers are abducted.

Johnny falls for a missionary with a deep since of duty.

Ranchers are frustrated by the number of horse thefts near Wichita and want to blame a band of gypsies camped on Gus Cassen's property.

A pillar of the community is hailed as a hero when he shoots a thief, until people learn that the man is wanted for being a member of the James gang.

Paladin is hired to find a runaway who ran off with a cowboy.

The owner of a Wild West show hires Paladin to give their star a make-over. Starring Richard Boone and Norma Crane.

A gunman is led to mistakenly believe that he's a hero.

A peaceable small town begins to experience an unusual amount of fighting.

Marshal Dan Troop becomes entangled in the saloon romance of a young girl.

Marshal Troop gives advice to his young deputy regarding Jenny.

Ben saves an Indian woman, who leads him to a Dakota chief.

Allen Pinkerton, hoping to recover stolen money, interferes in Earp's investigation of a murder in Wichita and gets the judge to pull Earp's badge.

Battle lines are drawn and everyone comes out swinging when a women's suffrage movement hits town.

An unscrupulous mineowner targets Little Joe and Candy after they prove strikers' claims that the mines are unsafe.

A young mother (Julie Harris) victimized by her alcoholic husband falls in love with visiting Hoss.

A lovesick Indian (Lou Antonio) is wrongly accused of killing a rival, threatening Hoss' attempts to guarantee an Indian treaty.

A pardoned bank robber takes revenge on prosecution witnesses Ben and Candy by imprisoning them in a deserted mine.

An alcoholic lawyer (Albert Dekker) must defend Hoss on a murder charge.

Remorseful Hoss offers a job to the teenage son of the man he killed as part of a posse; guest Jim Davis.

A new doctor faces the suspicion and mistrust of many of the townspeople when he fills in for Doc Adams.

Against great odds, the mother of two infamous outlaws tries to steer her youngest son into an honest life.

Matt tries to catch a cold-eyed gunslinger who has killed a sheriff and a priest.

A former lawman saves Matt's life then agrees to take his place while the marshal's wounds heal.

A prejudiced jury sits in judgment of a stern, quiet mountain man accused of committing three wanton murders.

Seeking refuge from a storm, Festus stumbles into a cave where an elderly Indian lies dying.

An elderly trailblazer sets out to track down the slayer of a woman who had befriended him.

Col. Mackenzie, new owner of the Shiloh Ranch, becomes embroiled in a controversy with the cattlemen's association when he insists on investigating the hanging of an accused cattle rustler; guest Don DeFore.

Paladin offers to help a wealthy rancher who faces a difficult situation involving the 16-year-old youth he helped raise.

Josh makes a deal with a man to learn where a fugitive is hiding.

A wanted gunman is known by the way he draws.