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An insurance salesman is still interested in the Jokarta Diamond---although he's no longer with the company that had to pay off when it was stolen. Stewart: Phillip Pine. Katherine: Phyllis Hill. Joyce: Lisa Gaye. Mason: Raymond Burr Drake: William Hopper.

Ward refuses to let Wally visit a resort unchaperoned. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. June: Barbara Billingsley. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

Trouble ensues when Beaver uses Wally's old exam paper to bone up for a test. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley.

A double cross and an outlaw's wife are Wyatt's leads to a bandit gang. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Bonnie: Rita Lynn. Anders: Leonard Penn. Harker: Robert Lowery.

A beautiful woman is the bait as a gambler tries to lure Wyatt into his employ. Pierce: Roy Roberts. Alice: Lynn Roberts. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Murdock: Don Haggerty.

Longley's telegraph line is threatened when he stumbles onto an outlaw hide-out. Longley: Rory Calhoun. Stanton: Edward Ashley. Andrews: Denver Pyle. Mary: Barbara Pepper. Conners: Richard Adams. Rogers: Charles Horvath. Sommers: Harry Fleer.

Longley (Rory Calhoun) enters a deadly race to get a herd of cattle to market. Chambers: Michael Dante. Lily: Shirley Knight. Vasquez: Pedro Gonzales-Gonzalez. Kohl: John Cason. Young: Bob Hopkins. Charley: Boyd Morgan.

With the Cannonball not running, folks can't get to Kate's jamboree. Kate: Bea Benaderet. Curtis: Roy Roberts.

Ward refuses to let Wally visit a resort unchaperoned. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. June: Barbara Billingsley. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

Trouble ensues when Beaver uses Wally's old exam paper to bone up for a test. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley.

Wally balks when Ward offers to drive him and his date to a dance. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Evelyn: Mary Mitchel. Mr. Boothby: James Seay.

Beaver changes his mind about dancing when he meets Betsy. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Betsy: Pam Smith. June: Barbara Billingsley. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

A tradesman causes problems for Daniel, who feels responsible for the peddler's loss of merchandise. Jennings: Edward Binns. Grey Eagle: Eddie Little Sky. Daniel: Fess Parker. Rising Star: Adrienne Hayes. Rebecca: Patricia Blair.

The peace between Indians and settlers hangs in the balance when Jericho elopes with a Creek princess. Sumah: Anne Helm. Daniel: Fess Parker. Mingo: Ed Ames. Rebecca: Patricia Blair. Jemima: Veronica Cartwright. Chief: Stuart Randall. Israel: Darby Hinton.

Edward Mulhare portrays a British colonel bent on forcing Daniel to surrender Boonesborough. Daniel: Fess Parker. Rebecca: Patricia Blair. Cincinnatus: Dallas McKennon. Jemima: Veronica Cartwright. Morris: George Backman. Israel: Darby Hinton. Antawah: Tom Browne Henry.

Daniel's sprained ankle spells bad news for the settlers, who have bet on him to win a race with the Indians. Daniel: Fess Parker. Jericho: Robert Logan. Mingo: Ed Ames. Cincinnatus: Dallas McKennon. Jemima: Veronica Cartwright. Stinch: Laurie Main. Coll: James Griffith.

Daniel and Mingo are saddled with more than they bargained for when they rescue a stranger dressed like an Aztec. Zapotec: Henry Silva. Dull Knife: Simon Oakland. Daniel: Fess Parker. Mingo: Ed Ames. Cincinnatus: Dallas McKennon. Israel: Darby Hinton. Rebecca: Patricia Blair.

Hollister tries to rescue a nurse taken captive by an outlaw gang. Hollister: Pat Conway. Mary: Kay Elhardt. Casper: Robert Ivers. Claibourne: Richard Eastham.

Hollister's murder clue: a scrap of the Tombstone newspaper is found on the body. Hollister: Pat Conway. Claibourne: Richard Eastham. John Whittaker: Kent Taylor.

The masked man tries to rescue a sheriff's kidnaped son. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The masked man tries to prove the innocence of an accused murderer. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The masked man and Tonto clash with the Beeler gang, who kidnapped a sherriff's son to force the lawman to resign. Clayton Moore.

A youngster can't convince anyone that he witnessed a murder. Clayton Moore.

The masked man and Tonto trail a thief. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The masked man sets out after a Mexican bandit. Clayton Moore.

Chinatown is terrorized by hoodlums. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Sing Hong: Keye Luke. Juju Perrin: Jo Anne Worley. Allen: Foster Brooks. Speer: Robert Patten. Powers: Edward Faulkner.

A frustrated actor holds a woman hostage until a producer agrees to audition him. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Kathy: Francine York. Lt. Ashton: Robert Dowdell. Ron Carter: Sid McCoy. Marshall Stanton: Jed Allan. Noel Simmons: Joe E. Tata.

Quincy is drawn into the case of an accident victim whose botched autopsy may have been concealed. Monahan: Garry Walberg. Myra: Natalie Trundy. Mrs. Maggione: Argentina Brunetti. Dr. Gilliam: Walter Brooke. Bud Cowley: Hoke Howell. Trish Granby: Sarah Rush. Denny Bleyer: Christian Vance. Sheriff Hartman: Henry Beckman. Dr. Bristol: Jim Antonio.

An insurance salesman is still interested in the Jokarta Diamond---although he's no longer with the company that had to pay off when it was stolen. Stewart: Phillip Pine. Katherine: Phyllis Hill. Joyce: Lisa Gaye. Mason: Raymond Burr Drake: William Hopper.

Edward Lewis's increasingly bitter arguments with his father-in-law make him the suspect when the old man is murdered. Lewis: Richard Anderson. Mason: Raymond Burr. Leslie: Dee Hartford. Doran: Murray Matheson. Gertrude: Gail Kobe.

An upcoming fire-chief exam gives Captain Stanley (Michael Norell) the jitters; and the hospital admits an actor who takes his TV-doctor role too seriously. DeSoto: Kevin Tighe. Sudhoff: Leon Ames. Gage: Randolph Mantooth. Dr. Nippert: Dabbs Greer. Dixie: Julie London. Brackett: Robert Fuller. Early: Bobby Troup. Kelly: Tim Donnelly.

Chinatown is terrorized by hoodlums. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Sing Hong: Keye Luke. Juju Perrin: Jo Anne Worley. Allen: Foster Brooks. Speer: Robert Patten. Powers: Edward Faulkner.

A frustrated actor holds a woman hostage until a producer agrees to audition him. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord. Kathy: Francine York. Lt. Ashton: Robert Dowdell. Ron Carter: Sid McCoy. Marshall Stanton: Jed Allan. Noel Simmons: Joe E. Tata.

Part 1. The men go on strike for more pay and better working conditions. Hal Linden, Steve Landesberg, James Gregory. Prevette: Peter Hobbs. Lane: Peggy Pope.

Conclusion. Barney copes with a strike and a flirtatious robbery victim. Prevette: Peter Hobbs. Miss Lane: Peggy Pope. Barney: Hal Linden.

Mystery clouds Mason's search for the murderer of a photographer who was shot while a model pointed a loaded gun at him---but didn't pull the trigger. Judith: Margo Moore. Mason: Raymond Burr. Irene: Elaine Stewart. Penny: Karyn Kupcinet. Green: Byron Palmer.

Wally balks when Ward offers to drive him and his date to a dance. Wally: Tony Dow. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. June: Barbara Billingsley. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Evelyn: Mary Mitchel. Mr. Boothby: James Seay.

Beaver changes his mind about dancing when he meets Betsy. Beaver: Jerry Mathers. Wally: Tony Dow. Betsy: Pam Smith. June: Barbara Billingsley. Ward: Hugh Beaumont. Lumpy: Frank Bank.

Questionable rules and ingenious gamblers confound Wyatt's efforts to run a contest. Wyatt: Hugh O'Brian. Smith: Michael Connors. Jones: Carleton Young.

A newspaperman takes action when ruthless gamblers go after Wyatt (Hugh O'Brian). Marsh Murdock: Don Haggerty.

A young girl claims that a rancher is trying to force her into marriage. Longley: Rory Calhoun. Chambers: Michael Dante. Rita: Joan Taylor. Maynor: Tod Griffin. Young: Bob Hopkins. Yellow Hawk: Mario Alcalde. Cook: Kay Kuter. Vasquez: Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez.

Rival herders hire Indians to harass Longley's cattle drive. Longley: Rory Calhoun. Chambers: Michael Dante. Yellow Hawk: Mario Alcalde. Vasquez: Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez. Shooter: Kay Kuter. Fawn: Barbara Luna. Lily: Shirley Knight. Akins: Robert Burton.

The masked man and Tonto trail a thief. Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels.

The masked man sets out after a Mexican bandit. Clayton Moore.

Tim Moore focuses on the end times.

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Each program provides a compelling analysis from a Biblical perspective of current moral and cultural controversies, with insightful sermon excerpts from the late Dr. D. James Kennedy and Dr. Pacienza.

Learn practical tips on managing finances. Explore strategies for getting out of debt, saving money, and planning for the future. Empower your financial journey today.

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Daniel goes after an unusual thief: a runaway slave who makes a point of telling his victims who he is. Rawls: Rafer Johnson. Sharben: Michael Conrad. Daniel: Fess Parker. Mingo: Ed Ames. Cincinnatus: Dallas McKennon. Mawson: Lawrence Montaigne. Tupper: Orville Sherman.

Israel unwittingly puts Daniel in danger when he rescues a dying Indian from a sacred cave. Nitashanta: Cyril Delevanti. Watowah: Val Avery. Daniel: Fess Parker. Israel: Darby Hinton. Gray Elk: Hal Jon Norman.

Daniel trails John Benton, a drunkard who sells defective guns to the Indians---and burns their villages when they refuse to pay. Chadwick: John Lupton. Daniel: Fess Parker. Hawks: Ted White. Jensen: Roy C. Jensen. Pike: Charles Horvath.

Ignoring the advice of Daniel, Jericho agrees to guide former Vice President Aaron Burr down the Cumberland River. O'Leary: Michael St. Clair. Jericho: Robert Logan. Daniel: Fess Parker. Mingo: Ed Ames. Cincinnatus: Dallas McKennon.

A skull may be the key to a labor leader's disappearance and a mobster's subsequent rise to power. Quincy: Jack Klugman. Astin: John S. Ragin. Lynn: Zohra Lampert. Sal: Simon Oakland. Lorraine Lockwood: Neva Patterson. Jodi Lockwood: Elizabeth Stack. Slocum: Fred Daniel Scott. Ross Bricker: Frank Maxwell. Meg: Sondra Blake. Jeff Sellers: Jonathan Segal. Augie: Todd Martin. Sam: Robert Ito.

Quincy tries to get evidence against a suspected wife beater, but finds friends reluctant to talk. Walter Steele: Robert L. Colbert. Sam: Robert Ito. Bonnie DeMarco: Belinda J. Montgomery. Astin: John S. Ragin. Frank DeMarco: Joe E. Tata. Steve Carter: James A. Watson Jr. Dr. Bellamy: Ford Rainey. Joey Kling: Randy Stumpf. Esther Kellogg: Anne Newman-Mantee.

A plumber, John Horner, is arrested just before Christmas and charged with stealing a famous jewel, the Blue Carbuncle, from Lady Morcar. He denies the theft - but he has a criminal record, and all the evidence is against him. After Holmes's doorman finds the Carbuncle in a Christmas goose, Holmes uses an old hat to track the goose to a poultry dealer, then traps the servant who stole the jewel an

Violet Hunter consults Holmes about Edward Rucastle's offer of a job. He wants her to cut off her hair before coming to work for him as a governess. Holmes sees a sinister motive and investigates.

Mystery clouds Mason's search for the murderer of a photographer who was shot while a model pointed a loaded gun at him---but didn't pull the trigger. Judith: Margo Moore. Mason: Raymond Burr. Irene: Elaine Stewart. Penny: Karyn Kupcinet. Green: Byron Palmer.

A nightmare for Sgt. MacDonald: his car has hit a pedestrian. MacDonald: William Boyett. Lamson: Buddy Lester. Powers: Edward Faulkner. Reed: Kent McCord. Malloy: Martin Milner. Fuller: Walter Burke.

Dick Clark and Gary Crosby in an episode about drag racing. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord.

A young executive (John Fink) murders several wives in his climb up the corporate ladder. Tracy: Janice Lynde. Cindy: Simone Griffeth. Dr. Jones: Larry D. Mann. Monahan: Garry Walberg. Astin: John S. Ragin. Dr. Gehringer: Pitt Herbert.

Defending a suspected embezzler, Mason must redirect his efforts when his client is charged with murder. Rodney: Dick Davalos. Nancy: Joyce Bulifant. Larsen: Dabbs Greer. Lorraine: Lizabeth Hush. Fremont: Arch Johnson. Inez: Phyllis Coates.

Mason tries to determine if Stephanie Carew has grounds for libel when a sensational book, allegedly based on her life, is published. John: Ryan O'Neal. Rubin: Douglas Fowley. Deborah: Zeme North. Burger: William Talman.

Captain Stanley (Michael Norell) blames his irritability on arm pains, Gage and DeSoto (Randolph Mantooth, Kevin Tighe) suggest that he get a checkup. Brackett: Robert Fuller. Early: Bobby Troup.

A nightmare for Sgt. MacDonald: his car has hit a pedestrian. MacDonald: William Boyett. Lamson: Buddy Lester. Powers: Edward Faulkner. Reed: Kent McCord. Malloy: Martin Milner. Fuller: Walter Burke.

Dick Clark and Gary Crosby in an episode about drag racing. Malloy: Martin Milner. Reed: Kent McCord.

New York's finest make for one of sitcom's finest in this Emmy-winning ensemble show. The series was set in the 12th Precinct in Greenwich Village, where a vibe of sometimes edgy, sometimes joyous but always entertaining claustrophobia ruled. Hal Linden's title character, like Andy Griffith's Andy Taylor and Judd Hirsch's Alex Rieger, played the classic straight man amid a host of eccentrics.

New York's finest make for one of sitcom's finest in this Emmy-winning ensemble show. The series was set in the 12th Precinct in Greenwich Village, where a vibe of sometimes edgy, sometimes joyous but always entertaining claustrophobia ruled. Hal Linden's title character, like Andy Griffith's Andy Taylor and Judd Hirsch's Alex Rieger, played the classic straight man amid a host of eccentrics.

Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live

Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live

An enchanting sitcom about beautiful, nose-twitching witch Samantha Stevens, who moves to the suburbs to be with her strait-laced mortal husband, Darrin. The series became a critical and popular success after premiering on ABC in 1964, went on to win a number of Emmys and became one of the longest-running sitcoms in ABC history. The premise was retooled for the 1977-78 spin-off 'Tabitha,' which ce

An enchanting sitcom about beautiful, nose-twitching witch Samantha Stevens, who moves to the suburbs to be with her strait-laced mortal husband, Darrin. The series became a critical and popular success after premiering on ABC in 1964, went on to win a number of Emmys and became one of the longest-running sitcoms in ABC history. The premise was retooled for the 1977-78 spin-off 'Tabitha,' which ce

The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated

The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated

CBS hit a ratings gusher with this rustic sitcom about a poor mountaineer turned oil baron who relocated, along with his eccentric clan, to 'the hills of Beverly.' The series frequently topped the Nielsens during its nine-season run. It also spun off the long-running 'Petticoat Junction' (which, in turn, spun off 'Green Acres'), but a 1993 feature film based on the original proved unsuccessful.

CBS hit a ratings gusher with this rustic sitcom about a poor mountaineer turned oil baron who relocated, along with his eccentric clan, to 'the hills of Beverly.' The series frequently topped the Nielsens during its nine-season run. It also spun off the long-running 'Petticoat Junction' (which, in turn, spun off 'Green Acres'), but a 1993 feature film based on the original proved unsuccessful.

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.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

This classy Western followed the trials of a California-bound wagon train after the Civil War. There were regulars and some action, but the emphasis was on strong storytelling and top guests such as Bette Davis, Jane Wyman, Ronald Reagan, Lee Marvin and Joseph Cotten. John Ford even came on board to direct 1960's 'The Colter Craven Story.' John McIntire replaced Ward Bond after the latter's death

Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live

Stage and screen star Shirley Booth cleaned up with two Emmys for the title role of a busybody maid, based on the 'Saturday Evening Post' cartoons by Ted Key. Hazel may have officially been the Baxters' housekeeper, but she ran that house much more adeptly than the often-flummoxed George ran his successful law career. When 'Hazel' moved over to CBS, Booth's character also relocated, going to live

The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated

The clean-cut 1950s sitcom, about young 'Beaver' Cleaver, his brother Wally and their folks was a family favorite over its six-year run. Unlike most other sitcoms of that innocent era, the stories were told from the kids' point of view, with their stalwart parents always on hand to get them out of jams and give practical advice. In the '80s, the Beav and company enjoyed a comeback in a syndicated

An enchanting sitcom about beautiful, nose-twitching witch Samantha Stevens, who moves to the suburbs to be with her strait-laced mortal husband, Darrin. The series became a critical and popular success after premiering on ABC in 1964, went on to win a number of Emmys and became one of the longest-running sitcoms in ABC history. The premise was retooled for the 1977-78 spin-off 'Tabitha,' which ce

An enchanting sitcom about beautiful, nose-twitching witch Samantha Stevens, who moves to the suburbs to be with her strait-laced mortal husband, Darrin. The series became a critical and popular success after premiering on ABC in 1964, went on to win a number of Emmys and became one of the longest-running sitcoms in ABC history. The premise was retooled for the 1977-78 spin-off 'Tabitha,' which ce

A no-nonsense sheriff tries to keep the peace in 1880s Arizona Territory. After the show left the ABC schedule in October 1959, new episodes were produced for syndication.

A no-nonsense sheriff tries to keep the peace in 1880s Arizona Territory. After the show left the ABC schedule in October 1959, new episodes were produced for syndication.

Long-running adventure series about the legendary trailblazer, the rippin'est, roarin'est, fightin'est man the frontier ever knew (at least according to the show's theme song). It was a successful return to the trail for star Fess Parker, who, a decade earlier, had achieved phenomenal popularity with his portrayal of Davy Crockett in a series of Disney programs.

Long-running adventure series about the legendary trailblazer, the rippin'est, roarin'est, fightin'est man the frontier ever knew (at least according to the show's theme song). It was a successful return to the trail for star Fess Parker, who, a decade earlier, had achieved phenomenal popularity with his portrayal of Davy Crockett in a series of Disney programs.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

The cases of master criminal defense attorney Perry Mason and his staff who handled the most difficult of cases in the aid of the innocent.

A 'Dragnet' in uniform follows two L.A. street cops (Adam-12 is their patrol-car ID). This long-running Jack Webb-produced police drama debuted while the second incarnation of 'Dragnet' was in its second season, and ran on NBC until 1975. An updated version of the series, 'The New Adam-12,' had a short run in syndication beginning in 1990.

A 'Dragnet' in uniform follows two L.A. street cops (Adam-12 is their patrol-car ID). This long-running Jack Webb-produced police drama debuted while the second incarnation of 'Dragnet' was in its second season, and ran on NBC until 1975. An updated version of the series, 'The New Adam-12,' had a short run in syndication beginning in 1990.

A strong-willed L.A. coroner often clashes with his boss and the police by investigating crimes. Before 'Crossing Jordan,' and 'CSI' and its clones, there was this first-rate medical-examiner drama, which premiered as part of NBC's 'Mystery Movie' anthology. Jack Klugman received four Emmy nominations for the role of the doctor whose first name was never mentioned, and later appeared on 'Jordan' a