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1 :01x01 - Survival

First aired: Jan/24/1965
Writer: Larry Cohen
Director: Richard Whorf
Guest star: Robert Carricart (Navajo), Valerie Szabo (Jessie Colbee), Janet De Gore (Sally Colbee), Alex Cord (Jed Colbee), Harry Harvey (Stable Owner)

McCord comes to the aid of a man he found near death in the desert.


2 :01x02 - The Vindicator

First aired: Jan/31/1965
Writer: Larry Cohen
Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Guest star: Claude Akins (Ned Travis), Johnny Jensen (Johnny Pritchett), John Litel (General James Reed), John Marley (Ritter), Charles P. Thompson (Telegrapher), Robert Random (Soldier), June Lockhart (Sue Pritchett), John Pickard (Sergeant), Harry Carey, Jr. (Lt. John Pritchett)

A newspaper reporter from New York tracks down McCord hoping to learn the truth about the Battle of Bitter Creek.


3 :01x03 - The Test

First aired: Feb/07/1965
Writer: John Wilder, Jerry Ziegman
Director: Leonard Horn
Guest star: Joe De Santis (Comanche Chief), Mike Kemp (Bold Eagle), Jay Silverheels (Wild Horse), John War Eagle (Medicine Man), Jason Evers (Father Durant), Alberto Monte (Comanche)

McCord and a Catholic priest get involved in a deadly encounter with four drunken Comanches.


4 :01x04 - The Rules of the Game

First aired: Feb/14/1965
Writer: Larry Cohen
Director: Lawrence Dobkin
Guest star: Brad Weston (Vance), Irene Tedrow (Mrs. Wilcox), Harry Bartell (Mayor), Helen Kleeb (Mrs. Bryan), L. Q. Jones (Miles), Kathy Garver (Ginny), Arthur Peterson (Harkness), Robert F. Hoy (Cody Vance), Cal Bartlett (Ben Vance), Jeanne Cooper (Elsie Brown), Russ Conway (Sheriff Pollard)

McCord comes to the aid of a woman who once saved his life and is now, like him, trying to live down a sullied reputation.


5 :01x05 - The Bounty

First aired: Feb/21/1965
Director: Harry Harris
Guest star: Charles Maxwell (Andy Starrett), Gene Evans (Matthew Paxton), Juli Reding (Liz), Pat Conway (Johnny Dolan), Duane Grey (Sheriff), Regis Parton (Vince Starrett), Michael Ansara (Thomas Frye), Pete Kellett (Gil Starrett)

McCord learns that someone has placed a $5,000 bounty on his hide.


6 :01x06 - Leap Upon Mountains

First aired: Feb/28/1965
Writer: Andrew J. Fenady
Director: Harry Harris
Guest star: Alex Sharp (Lathe), Michael Masters (Sheriff), Lionel Decker (Barber), John Ireland (Renger), Bill Hart (Chet), Joan Leslie (Mrs. Cooper), Claude Hall (Buckrum), Chris Alcaide (Karp)

McCord takes a job working for a Quaker widow and discovers that the damsel is being pressured by a neighboring rancher to sell her land.


7 :01x07 - Coward Step Aside

First aired: Mar/07/1965
Director: Harry Harris
Guest star: Johnny Crawford (Clay Holden), Melville Ruick (Bates), Skip Homeier (Luke Garrett), Robert Nash (Jenkins), Richard Arlen (Hatton), Loyal T. Lucas (Stoner), Harry Fleer (Adams), Ron Perranoski (Lennart), Charla Doherty (Karin), Allen Jaffe (Topaz)

A nearby silver strike causes most of the men to depart the town of Jefferson City thus leaving the town's bank wide open to be hit by a gang of outlaws.


8 :01x08 - The Mission (1)

First aired: Mar/14/1965
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: John Carradine (General Josh McCord), Steven Marlo (Private Tyler), Wendell Corey (Major Whitcomb), Patrick Wayne (Corporal Dewey), Cesar Romero (General Arriola), Peter Breck (Crispo), Rochelle Hudson (Alice Whitcomb), Robert Q. Lewis (Ray Hatch), Kamala Devi (Laurette Lansing), Jon Lormer (Colonel Snow), Macdonald Carey (Senator Lansing), Maia Stewart (Elena), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), Montie Plyer (Angulia), H. M. Wynant (Brissac)

At the urging of his former fiancee and her father, a Senator, McCord travels to Washington where he is summoned to the White House and a meeting with President Grant.


9 :01x09 - The Mission (2)

First aired: Mar/21/1965
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Patrick Wayne (Corporal Dewey), Cesar Romero (General Arriola), Rochelle Hudson (Alice Whitcomb), H. M. Wynant (Brissac), John Carradine (General Josh McCord), Wendell Corey (Major Whitcomb), Peter Breck (Crispo), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), Kamala Devi (Laurette Lansing), Macdonald Carey (Senator Lansing), Steven Marlo (Private Tyler), Jon Lormer (Colonel Snow), Montie Plyer (Anguila), Maia Stewart (Elena), Robert Q. Lewis (Ray Hatch)

McCord is asked to infiltrate a group of marauding Mexican bandits by President Grant but in doing so he risks the stigma of treason.


10 :01x10 - The Mission (3)

First aired: Mar/28/1965
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Cesar Romero (General Arriola), Montie Plyer (Anguila), Maia Stewart (Elena), John Carradine (General Josh McCord), H. M. Wynant (Brissac), Peter Breck (Crispo), Robert Q. Lewis (Ray Hatch), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), Jon Lormer (Colonel Snow), Wendell Corey (Major Whitcomb), Macdonald Carey (Senator Lansing), Rochelle Hudson (Alice Whitcomb), Patrick Wayne (Corporal Dewey), Steven Marlo (Private Tyler), Kamala Devi (Laurette Lansing)

McCord succeeds in his mission when he's able to lure a band of Mexican bandits into an Army fort but he's unable to convince the fort's commanding officer that he's not one of the marauders.


11 :01x11 - The First Kill

First aired: Apr/04/1965
Writer: Frank Chase
Director: Alex March
Guest star: Pete Kellett (Bartender), John Pickard (Rand), James Dunn (Sam Manning), Chad Everett (Adam Manning/Tad Manning), Howard Johnson (Poker Player)

McCord is startled when he meets a man who's a dead ringer for the first man he ever killed in battle during the Civil War.


12 :01x12 - Very Few Heroes

First aired: Apr/11/1965
Writer: John Wilder, Jerry Ziegman
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Stuart Lancaster (Chase), Kathryn Hays (Christina Adams), Tom Drake (Jordan Payne), Bing Russell (Thomas Teal), Bill Cort (Alan Winters), Jay Jostyn (Judge), Bill Hickman (Ensor)

A woman who loathes McCord needs his testimony in order to keep from losing her ranch in a lawsuit.


13 :01x13 - One Way Out

First aired: Apr/18/1965
Writer: Jameson Brewer
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: X Brands (Red Arm), Iron Eyes Cody (Grey Eagle), Paul Brent (Micah Murdock), John Dehner (Joshua Murdock), Eddie Little Sky (Blue Hawk), Jim Davis (Malachi Murdock)

McCord discovers that he's been lured to a ghost town by a religious fanatic and his two no-talent assclown sons.


14 :01x14 - The Brave Endure

First aired: Apr/25/1965
Director: Ron Winston
Guest star: Willard Sage (Major), Don Collier (Wilkes), Boyd 'Red' Morgan (Cole), Marie Windsor (Carrie Milligan), Tommy Sands (Richard Bain), Douglas Fowley (Jed Peck)

A West Point cadet challenges the Army's verdict against Jason McCord--and gets court-martialed himself.


15 :01x15 - Taste of Poison

First aired: May/02/1965
Director: Ron Winston
Guest star: Carol Eve Rossen (Dr. Evelyn Cole), Stuart Margolin (Officer), Walter Burke (Luke), Joseph V. Perry (Jimmie Boy), Clarke Gordon (Howland)

McCord, a female doctor, and a wounded Army officer encounter a way station recently attacked by Native Americans while on their way to a hospital.


16 :01x16 - Price of a Name

First aired: May/23/1965
Director: Leonard Horn
Guest star: Marilyn Maxwell (Lucy Benson), Charles Fredericks (The Boss), Keith Andes (Roy), Jess Kirkpatrick (Pete), Jay Sullivan (Shopkeeper), Don Megowan (Carruthers), Donald Douglas (Banker)

McCord accepts a well-paying job from a female rancher. Then he's jumped by three assclowns and ordered to get the hell out of Dodge.


17 :02x01 - Judge Not

First aired: Sep/12/1965
Writer: Jerome B. Thomas
Director: Vincent McEveety
Guest star: Warren Oates (Pierce (Frank Crowley)), Kathleen Crowley (Laura Rock), Tom Drake (Major Tom Rock), Harry Harvey (Potter (as Harry Harvey, Sr.)), Willard Sage (Tuttle (Ranger Tuttle)), Clint Sharp (Stage Driver), Lou Roberson (Shotgun)

McCord takes an ill-fated stagecoach ride with a group of passengers that includes a prisoner on his way to the gallows, an officer who voted against McCord at the court-martial... and the officer's wife, who was romantically involved with McCord.


18 :02x02 - Now Join the Human Race

First aired: Sep/19/1965
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Harry Harris
Guest star: Ann Morell (Snow Child), James Anderson (Lt. Garrett), Burt Reynolds (Red Hand), Noah Beery, Jr. (Major Lynch), Ted Jordan (Sgt. Mayhew)

McCord tries to negotiate the surrender of an Apache warrior who illegally left the reservation with his family over the objections of an Army major who wants the Native American dead.


19 :02x03 - Mightier Than the Sword

First aired: Sep/26/1965
Writer: Frank Chase
Director: Vincent McEveety
Guest star: Ed McCready (Anders), Mike Lane (Trask), Charles Horvath (Deke), Lola Albright (Ann Williams), Maureen Arthur (Teddi Stafford), Kevin Hagen (Paul Mandell)

A female newspaper publisher has to turn to McCord for help when she refuses to endorse a corrupt town boss for an important political appointment.


20 :02x04 - I Killed Jason McCord

First aired: Oct/03/1965
Writer: Joseph Hoffman
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Lee Delano (Carter), Larry Pennell (Tuck Fraser), Karen Steele (Lorrie Heller), Billy Beck (Gibbons), Baynes Barron (Sheriff), Alex Sharp (Matt Hawley), Bruce Bennett (Archie Fletcher)

A man who claims he killed Jason McCord receives a nasty surprise when he encounters the real McCord alive and well.


21 :02x05 - The Bar Sinister

First aired: Oct/10/1965
Writer: Jack Paritz
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Walter O'Malley (Doctor), Michel Petit (Jimmy Whitlaw), Paulle Clark (Hannah Reymer), Ron Johnson (Paul Foley), Deidre Cole (Becky), Howard Curtis (Hubert Mills), Marian Seldes (Neela), Stephen McNally (Caleb Reymer), William Gwinn (Kern), Rick Johnson (Peter Foley)

McCord gets involved in a custody case between the cousin's of an old pal's orphaned son and the Native American housekeeper who raised the boy.


22 :02x06 - Seward's Folly

First aired: Oct/17/1965
Writer: William Marks, George Schenck
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Lulu Porter (Millie), Coleen Gray (Leslie Gregg), Joel Marston (Hotel Clerk), J. Pat O'Malley (Rufus Pitkin), Robert F. Hoy (Grimes), Charles Maxwell (Sobel), Ian Wolfe (William Seward)

After making a survey map of the newly purchased Alaska Territory for Secretary of State William Seward, McCord becomes the target of two thugs who want to steal the map.


23 :02x07 - Salute the Soldier Briefly

First aired: Oct/24/1965
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: John Pickard (Lt. Shanley), Duncan McLeod (Major Brackham), Michael Keep (Chief Wateekah), Chuck Hamilton (Daygan), Pedro Gonzales Gonzales (Jose), Henry Brandon (Cleve), Harry Lauter (Dart), Michael Rennie (Charles Briswell), John Mitchell (Slate), Claude Hall (Sample)

McCord tries to prevent a witness who could clear him of cowardice from being lynched by a kangaroo court.


24 :02x08 - The Richest Man in Boot Hill

First aired: Oct/31/1965
Writer: Elon Packard
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Lee Van Cleef (Fred Slater), J. Pat O'Malley (Rufus Pitkin), Richard Bakalyan (Roy Barlow), John Indrisano (Howie), Fred Carson (Scotty), William Henry (Sheriff), Jack Lambert (Marty Slater)

McCord helps an undertaker haul a coffin into a town, but he's unaware that it contains a live safecracker who plans to rob the Wells Fargo office.


25 :02x09 - Fill No Glass for Me (1)

First aired: Nov/07/1965
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Director: Vincent McEveety
Guest star: Duncan McLeod (Major Brackham), Harry Lauter (Dart), Michael Keep (Chief Wateekah), Pedro Gonzales Gonzales (Jose), Davis Roberts (Hawkins), Greg Morris (Corporal Johnny Macon), Henry Brandon (Lieutenant)

McCord visits the grave of an old friend and fellow soldier, Corporal Jimmy Macon, and remembers back to the time when they were both captured by Indians.


26 :02x10 - Fill No Glass for Me (2)

First aired: Nov/14/1965
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Director: Vincent McEveety
Guest star: Michael Keep (Chief Wateekah), Henry Brandon (Lieutenant), Greg Morris (Corporal Johnny Macon), Davis Roberts (Hawkins), Harry Lauter (Dart), Pedro Gonzales Gonzales (Jose), Duncan McLeod (Major Brackham)

McCord remembers back to when he and fellow soldier, Afro-American Jimmy Macon, were forced to fight to the death for the amusement of their Native American captors.


27 :02x11 - The Greastest Coward on Earth

First aired: Nov/21/1965
Writer: Nat Tanchuck
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: Victor Izay (Hotel Clerk), James Chandler (Charlie Stark), Pamela Curran (Princess Salome), Hugh Langtree (Preston), I. Stanford Jolley (Enos Scoggins), Pat O'Brien (P. T. Barnum), Max Lewin (Harrison), Chuck Hicks (Young Samson), John Marley (Coutts), Dick Clark (A. J. Bailey)

Famed circus owners Barnum and Bailey offer McCord a job starring in re-enactments of the Bitter Creek Massacre.


28 :02x12 - $10,000 for Durango

First aired: Nov/28/1965
Writer: Jerome B. Thomas
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Martha Hyer (Callie Clay), Lloyd Bochner (Frank Ross), Gregg Palmer (Doc), Edwin Cook (Tiny Bradford), Pete Dunn (Taylor), Montie Plyer (Morgan), John Agar (The Sheriff), James Drake (Deputy)

McCord gets involved in a bank hold-up when he tries to cash a check for $10,000.


29 :02x13 - Romany Roundup (1)

First aired: Dec/05/1965
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: Gary Merrill (Aaron Shields), Joan Huntington (Lisa), Don Collier (Jud Foley), Michael J. Pollard (Digby Popham), Nico Minardos (Kolyan), Ahna Capri (Robin Shields), Alan Baxter (Sheriff)

McCord gets on the bad side of a cattle baron when he stops the man from whipping the leader of a gypsy band.


30 :02x14 - Romany Roundup (2)

First aired: Dec/12/1965
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: Alan Baxter (Sheriff), Michael J. Pollard (Digby Popham), Joan Huntington (Lisa), Nico Minardos (Kolyan), Gary Merrill (Aaron Shields), Ahna Capri (Robin Shields), Don Collier (Jud Foley)

After having McCord jailed on false charges, a cattle baron is enraged when he learns that a band of gypsies have bailed our hero out of the hoosegow and decides to wipe them out.


31 :02x15 - A Proud Town

First aired: Dec/19/1965
Writer: Paul L. Friedman
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Pamelyn Ferdin (Abigail), William Henry (Regan), Carol Brewster (Grace Stoddard), Robert Gross (Randy Stoddard), Pat Cardi (Mike), Ken Mayer (Martin Stoddard), Ludwig Donath (Julius Perrin), William Harlow (Bolger), Jay Jostyn (Dr. Coats), Charles Horvath (Shay)

A tailor who provides a foster home for a group of orphans is told to pack up and leave after one of his charges is accused of a shooting.


32 :02x16 - The Golden Fleece

First aired: Jan/02/1966
Writer: Robert Lees, Jessica Benson
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: Harry Townes (Randall Kirby), William Phipps (Capt. Brooks), Bing Russell (Gorman (Sheriff Gorman)), Frank Gerstle (Major Meade), Sydney Smith (Secretary Richardson), Harvey Grant (Hank), Bob Hull (Bob), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant)

McCord finds himself arrested by uniformed Army personnel and placed in a prison van with a former Confederate officer who's making plans to establish a military empire.


33 :02x17 - The Wolfers

First aired: Jan/09/1966
Writer: Frank Paris
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Morgan Woodward (Clyde), Charles Horvath (Jud), Zeme North (White Fawn), Nick Dimitri (Young Hawk), Foster Hood (Brave), Bruce Dern (Les)

While riding the trail, McCord comes upon a delirious white girl wearing Native American clothing who's been tied to a clearing by a group of wolf hunters.


34 :02x18 - This Stage of Fools

First aired: Jan/16/1966
Writer: Ken Trevey
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: Rex Ingram (Hannibal), Chris Alcaide (John F. Parker), William Harlow (Townsman), Martin Landau (Edwin Booth), Nicolas Surovy (Vinnie Stamp), Bill Hickman (Donegan), Hagen Smith (Ginger)

Actor Edwin Booth, brother of presidential assassin John Wilkes Booth, hires McCord as a bodyguard.


35 :02x19 - A Destiny Which Made Us Brothers

First aired: Jan/23/1966
Writer: Andrew J. Fenady
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: Jan Merlin (Jim Darcy), Len Hendry (Wallace), Andrew J. Fenady (General Sheridan), Willard Sage (Joe Darcy), William Bryant (General Grant), Buck Taylor (Corporal), Steve London (Captain), George Sawaya (General Sherman), James MacArthur (Lt. Dan Laurence), Jonathan Hawke (McPherson)

In this flashback episode, McCord recalls a meeting with General Grant during the Civil War after being awakened at 3 a.m. in the morning.


36 :02x20 - McCord's Way

First aired: Jan/30/1966
Writer: Borden Chase
Director: William Witney
Guest star: Mona Freeman (Dora Kendall), Tom Reese (Jess Muhler), Willard Sage (Wes Trent), Ben Johnson (Bill Latigo), James Beck (Bill Tomlin), Robert Swan (Bud Lee), Henry Capps (Joe Latigo), Rocky Young (Tommy Kendall), Craig Hundley (Rob)

After McCord kills a gunman, the townspeople of Silverton offer him the job of sheriff, since the last three have been gunned down within the year. However, when McCord chooses to capture outlaws rather than gun them down, the townspeople protest his "cowardly" ways.


37 :02x21 - Nice Day for a Hanging

First aired: Feb/06/1966
Writer: Frank Chase
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: James Anderson (Frank Allison), Beau Bridges (Lon Allison), Dick Miller (Wrangler), William Baskin (Tiny), Rusty Lane (Sheriff), Whitney Blake (Nan Richards)

McCord arrives in a town to witness the hanging of a man who once saved his life and encounters the man's son who swears vengeance upon the town.


38 :02x22 - Barbed Wire

First aired: Feb/13/1966
Writer: Ken Trevey
Director: Harry Harris
Guest star: Sherry Jackson (Nell Beckwith), Lane Bradford (Jack Kilgore), Rod Cameron (Holland Thorp), Roy Gleason (Howie), Leif Erickson (Roy Beckwith), Ted Jordan (Smoky)

McCord is hired by a cattleman to fence his land, starting a range war with farmers.


39 :02x23 - Yellow for Courage

First aired: Feb/20/1966
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Director: Harry Harris
Guest star: Patricia Medina (Dr. Karen Miller), Victor Izay (Banker), Harry Harvey (Dr. Shackley), Michael Forest (Newt Woolery), Boyd 'Red' Morgan (Collins), Stuart Lancaster (Bockett), Dirk Evans (Sheriff)

After he's stricken by diptheria, McCord volunteers to be a guinea pig for an experimental vaccine developed by a female physician.


40 :02x24 - Call to Glory (1)

First aired: Feb/27/1966
Writer: John Wilder, Jerry Ziegman
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: Felix Locher (Sitting Bull), Kathie Browne (Jennie Galvin), John Pickard (General Sheridan), H. M. Wynant (Lionel McAllister), Gary New (Young Hawk), Jacquelyn Hyde (Libby Custer), Michael Pate (Crazy Horse), James Hurst (Lt. Cable), David Brian (Gregory Hazin), Lee Van Cleef (Charlie Yates), Richard Tatro (Lt. Douglas Briggs), Robert Lansing (George Armstrong Custer), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant)

McCord is sent on another mission by President Grant. This time he's ordered to find out the reason why famed military man George Armstrong Custer has been criticizing the administration's Native American policy.


41 :02x25 - Call to Glory (2)

First aired: Mar/06/1966
Writer: John Wilder, Jerry Ziegman
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: Lee Van Cleef (Charlie Yates), H. M. Wynant (Lionel McAllister), James Hurst (Lt. Cable), Jacquelyn Hyde (Libby Custer), Robert Lansing (George Armstrong Custer), Felix Locher (Sitting Bull), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), Richard Tatro (Lt. Douglas Briggs), David Brian (Gregory Hazin), John Pickard (General Sheridan), Vaughn Taylor (Timothy Galvin), Kathie Browne (Jennie Galvin), Gary New (Young Hawk), Michael Pate (Crazy Horse)

McCord prevents a clash between Custer's soldiers and Native Americans but then a Native American agent is found murdered.


42 :02x26 - Call to Glory (3)

First aired: Mar/13/1966
Writer: John Wilder, Jerry Ziegman
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: Kathie Browne (Jennie Galvin), Robert Lansing (George Armstrong Custer), Michael Pate (Crazy Horse), James Hurst (Lt. Cable), David Brian (Gregory Hazin), Felix Locher (Sitting Bull), Richard Tatro (Lt. Douglas Briggs), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), Vaughn Taylor (Timothy Galvin), Lee Van Cleef (Charlie Yates), John Pickard (General Sheridan), H. M. Wynant (Lionel McAllister), Gary New (Young Hawk), Jacquelyn Hyde (Libby Custer)

McCord tries to prevent full-scale bloodshed between the Army and Native Americans after the murder of a reservation agent.


43 :02x27 - The Ghost of Murietta

First aired: Mar/20/1966
Writer: Frank Paris
Director: William Witney
Guest star: Jose DeVega (Juan Molinera), George Petrie (Jose), Linda Dangcil (Rosita), Ben Welden (Vega), Rafael Campos (Luis), Dolores Del Rio (Antonia Molinera), Robert Tafur (Ramirez)

A Mexican teen decides to emulate his idol, legendary bandit Joaquin Murietta, by robbing a $50,000 gold shipment entrusted to McCord.


44 :02x28 - The Assassins (1)

First aired: Mar/27/1966
Writer: Jameson Brewer
Director: William Witney
Guest star: Peter Graves (Senator Keith Ashley), William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), John Carradine (General Joshua McCord), Mike Ross (Randall), Jim Davis (Swaney), Margarita Cordova (Socorro Cueverra), Carlos Rivas (Dr. Felix Cueverra), Kamala Devi (Laurette Ashley)

McCord is handed another dirty mission by President Grant. This time his assignment is to infiltrate a cabal of extremists who are rumored to be plotting against the life of the Chief Executive.


45 :02x29 - The Assassins (2)

First aired: Apr/03/1966
Writer: Jameson Brewer
Director: William Witney
Guest star: William Bryant (President Ulysses S. Grant), Jim Davis (Swaney), Mike Ross (Randall), Carlos Rivas (Dr. Felix Cueverra), Peter Graves (Senator Keith Ashley), Margarita Cordova (Socorro Cueverra), Kamala Devi (Laurette Ashley), John Carradine (General Joshua McCord)

After preventing an assassination attempt upon the life of President Grant, McCord discovers evidence which points to an influential Senator as the mastermind of the attack.


46 :02x30 - Headed for Doomsday

First aired: Apr/10/1966
Writer: Peter Barry
Director: Edward Ludwig
Guest star: Carol Ohmart (Laureen Macklin), Leo V. Matranga (Menafee), Russ McCubbin (Fred Turner), Bruno VeSota (Laird Sawyer), Robert Q. Lewis (Satterfield), Burgess Meredith (Horace Greeley)

Famed newspaperman Horace Greeley takes his own advice and heads west but then he's the target of an assassin from which he's saved by McCord. Greeley then hires McCord as his social secretary/bodyguard.


47 :02x31 - Cowards Die Many Times

First aired: Apr/17/1966
Writer: Frank Chase
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Luke Saucier (Midge), John Ireland (Ted Evers), Bill Catching (Deke), William Benedict (Hogan), Lola Albright (Ann Williams), Alex Sharp (Sergeant)

The owner of a freight line tries to prevent McCord from completing a survey for a railroad which would put him out of business.


48 :02x32 - Kellie

First aired: Apr/24/1966
Writer: Frank Chase
Director: Marc Daniels
Guest star: Victor French (guest star), Lincoln Demyan (guest star), Billy Beck (Mouse), John Carradine (General Joshua McCord), Lola Albright (Ann Williams), Morgan Brittany (Kellie), Dick Cangey (Grant), Richard Webb (Trask)

The saucy eleven-year-old daughter of a bank robber vows to get even with McCord for killing her father.