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| Daniel Boone (1964) |
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| 140 :06x01 - A Very Small Rifle (Sep/18/1969) | | Johnny Appleseed acts as a peacemaker between the settlers and the Cherokee when a young Cherokee is accidentally shot by a young settler. | | Guest Stars: Anne Seymour (2) as Corn Woman, Brian Nash as Lige, Mark Miranda as Wa-Thoa, Kevin Hagen as Bart Wallace, Armando Silvestre as Gabriel, Johnny E. Jensen (1) as Sandy, Eddie Little Sky as Eagle, Warren Vanders as Ben, William Smith (1) as Amos Martin, Roger Miller as Johnny Appleseed | Director: Nathan Juran Writer: Thomas P. Levy, Melvin Levy | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 144 :06x05 - The Printing Press (Oct/23/1969) | | Daniel and Israel travel to Philadelphia to obtain much needed supplies for the Kentucky settlers but the British have decreed that supplies can only be purchased with currency. Daniel then gets old friend Benjamin Franklin to print up a batch of counterfeit notes but this method doesn't seem very ethical to young Israel. | | Guest Stars: Wadsworth Taylor as Tillson, Edward J. Kelly as Guard, Lindy Davis as Zeke, Daniel Nichols as Walt, Kimetha Laurie as Sally, Alan Caillou (1) as Sgt. Ridley, Woodrow Parfrey as Owens, Peter Bromilow as Captain Thurlow, James Wainwright as Cully, Jack Bannon (1) as Corporal Smythe, Fredd Wayne (1) as Benjamin Franklin | Director: William Wiard Writer: Lionel E. Siegel | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 153 :06x14 - Perilous Passage (Jan/15/1970) | | Daniel and Gabe are joined by young Sam Weaver on their way homeward from a mission behind British lines. The only problem is that there's a bounty on their heads and someone appears to know the exact location of the route they're traveling back to Kentucky. | | Guest Stars: Walter Maslow as Tory Corporal, Claude Johnson as Tory Ranger, Richard Peel as British Sergeant, Ralph Montgomery as Ruskin, Ron Heller as Tory Private, Henry Oliver as Dunfee, Ted Gehring as Pettigrew, Alan Caillou (1) as Sgt. Pickens, John Orchard as British Corporal, John Davidson (3) as Sam Weaver, Liam Sullivan (1) as Colonel Trevelyan, Gloria Grahame as Molly, James Doohan (1) as Fletcher | Director: Nathan Juran Writer: Lee Karson | | | |
| 154 :06x15 - The Sunshine Patriots (Jan/22/1970) | | Josh Clements and Gabe Cooper resemble 18th century versions of Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor as they bumble, stumble, and fumble their way through a spy caper in Williamsburg. | | Guest Stars: Ian Ireland as Colonel Percy, Harold Ayer as Butler, Nels Nelson as General Partridge, Dick Winslow as Sir Samuel Tawney, Michael Keep as Magwa, Raoul Franck as General Rochambeau, Gail Kobe as Letitia, Jack Bannon (1) as Lt. Poole, Laurie Main (1) as Sir Samuel Peacham, Isabel Sanford as Maybelle | Director: William Wiard Writer: Jack Guss (1), Rick Husky Story: Merwin Gerard, Jack Guss (1) | | | |
| 155 :06x16 - Mama Cooper (Feb/05/1970) | | Daniel and Gabe Cooper search for Gabe's mother so that he can purchase her freedom before she dies. | | Guest Stars: Roy Engel as Dr. Ramsey, Bill Conklin as Mecom, Jordan Rhodes as Teddy, Sue Hirdler as Mrs. Schmidt, Sam Laws as Cuffee, Louise Arthur as Mrs. Pritchard, Timothy Carey as Wibberly, Michael-James Wixted as Emmanuel, Jean Howell as Norma Del Carruther, Tyler McVey as Preacher Potter, Ethel Waters as Rachel Cooper, Sidney Clute as Otto Schmidt | Director: William Wiard Writer: Lionel E. Siegel | | | | | | |
| 157 :06x18 - Run for the Money (Feb/19/1970) | | It's time for the annual footrace between the settlers and the Native Americans. Since Daniel has gotten a little long in the tooth when it comes to cross country running it's up to Cincinnatus to find another candidate. He finds one in fleet-footed slave Lucas Hunter but then learns that Lucas' brother will be running for the Native Americans. | | Guest Stars: Bob Kline (2) as Jolly, Dino Washington as Lucas Hunter, Bill Walker (1) as Ephraim, Robert Adler as Abram, Dorothy Konrad as Mrs. Putnam, James Minotto as Walt, Henry Kingi as Straight Arrow, Ted Gehring as Brooking, Ji Tu Cumbuka as Linus Hunter, Peter Mamakos as Native American Chief, Jack Albertson as Shem Sweet, James Wainwright as Cully | Director: Christian Nyby Writer: Walter Black | | | | | | |
| 159 :06x20 - The Landlords (Mar/05/1970) | | Two moronic assclowns are swindled by a man who claims ownership of Boonesborough and sells them the deed. | | Guest Stars: William Plaugher as Carl Cowles, Pete Logan as Hart, Walter Reese as Proprietor, Tom Drury as Settler, Natalie Core as Grace Cowles, Robert Cornthwaite as Sir Ives Wallace, Victor French as Ess, Med Flory as Bingen, Lloyd Bochner as Churchill James, William Smith (1) as Amos Martin, James Wainwright as Cully | Director: William Wiard Writer: Melvin Levy | | | |
| 160 :06x21 - Readin', Ritin', and Revolt (Mar/12/1970) | | The children of Boonesborough want schoolmaster Pickering to teach them about Native American culture but their request is opposed by both the teacher and the their parents. | | Guest Stars: Toni Gilman as Mrs. Gray, Ceil Cabot as Mrs. Williams, Stafford Morgan as Talbot, James de Closs as Gates, Maureen Crow as Mrs. Jones, Bill Walker (1) as Horner, Walter Maslow as Higbee, John Daniels (1) as Baxter, Tony Davis as Little Hawk, William O'Connell as Pickering, Arthur Batanides as Chief Tekwatana, Bill Corcoran as Joe Higbee, Rory O'Brien as Jonathan | Director: William Wiard Writer: Lee Karson | | | | | | | | | |
| 163 :06x24 - Bringing Up Josh (Apr/16/1970) | | Josh Clements is in a spot once again when he becomes foster father to a pair of orphans. Widow Mary Spoon has had her sights set on marrying Josh for quite a while and insists that he cannot raise the two children properly without a mother figure--namely her. | | Guest Stars: Keith Brock as Hoag, Kathleen Crow as Woman, Neal Nixon as Clem, Barney Rosenzweig as Trapper, Larry Shriver as Friend, Stafford Morgan as Seth, Loretta Leversee as Abigail, Lori Saunders as Mary Spoon, Jodie Foster as Rachel, Ty Wilson as Billy, Mike Henry (2) as Creole Jim, Foster Brooks as Stranger | Director: William Wiard Writer: Jack Guss (1) | | | | | | | | | |
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