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Season 1 | | | |
| 2 :01x02 - Hot Spell (Sep/17/1955) | | Marshal Dillion takes the side of an ex-con, Cope Borden, when he is wrongly accused of stealing a horse and Rance Bradley tries to lynch him for the crime. Cope is able to get his name cleared, but ends up killing Rance's nephew in a fair fight concerning a gambling argument. Now Matt has to once again defend Borden's name, despite the death of Rance's nephew. | | Guest Stars: John Dehner as Cope Borden, James Westerfield as Rance Bradley, Marvin Bryan as Jason Bradley | Director: Charles Marquis Warren Writer: E. Jack Neuman | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Word of Honor (Oct/01/1955) | | Hank Worth, the son of wealthy rancher Jake Worth, is kidnapped and won't be released until the $20,000 ransom is met. The kidnappers are forced to enlist the help of Doc to care for Hank who has been shot in the back. However, when Hank dies from his wound, Doc has to convince the kidnappers to let him go, telling them that he won't turn them in if they let him go unharmed. | | Guest Stars: Claude Akins as Harry, Dick Paxton as Rudy, Robert Middleton (3) as Jake Worth, Thom Carney as Jack, Ray Boyle as Jeff Worth | Director: Charles Marquis Warren Story: John Meston | Teleplay: Charles Marquis Warren | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Home Surgery (Oct/08/1955) | | On their way back to Dodge, Chester and Matt meet Holly Hawtree, a woman whose father has gangrene and needs his leg to be amputated in order to live. Matt is able to perform the surgery that the man needs, but unfortunately, the gangrene had spread past the leg and killed the man. Later, Matt finds out that the accident that led to the man contracting gangrene wasn't an accident at all. | | Guest Stars: Wright King as Ben Walling, Gloria Talbott as Holly Hawtree, Joe De Santis as Mr. Hawtree | Director: Charles Marquis Warren Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 17 :01x17 - Robin Hood (Feb/04/1956) | | John Henry Jordan is on trial for being a modern day Robin Hood, yet no one will testify against him. Having no evidence, the judge is forced to release Jordan. Matt wants him out of Dodge but has no lawful reason to have removed. The Marshall believes he can have Jordan removed as a vagrant by having a reformed gambler win away all his money. When the card shark is found injured, Matt goes on the hunt for Jordan. he finds him holed up in the home of the Bowen family, witnesses at his trial. | | Guest Stars: Nora Marlowe as Mrs. Bowen, Barry Atwater as Mr. Bowen, James McCallion as Vince Butler, William Hopper as John Henry Jordan, Wilfred Knapp as Mr. Botkin, S. John Launer as Judge | Director: Charles Marquis Warren Story: John Meston | Teleplay: Daniel B. Ullman | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 29 :01x29 - Doc's Revenge (Jun/09/1956) | | Clem Maddow rides into town with two buddies and has Doc unusually upset. Matter of fact he is so upset that he wants to shoot Clem. Matt feels it's for the best if Clem leaves town immediately. Suddenly, shots ring out with Clem and his brother George being hit by gunfire. While operating, Doc reveals that he and Clem were rivals once for a woman's affection. | | Guest Stars: Ainslie Pryor as George Maddow, Chris Alcaide as Clem Maddow, Harry Bartell as Ben Bartlett, Bert Rumsey as Bartender | Director: Ted Post Story: John Dunkel | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 33 :01x33 - Prairie Happy (Jul/07/1956) | | The citizens of Dodge are in a panic when it's rumored that the Shawnee tribe is planning an attack. But Matt isn't convinced. Too many questions arise such as, why would the Shawnee give advance warning of an attack. It's discovered that Tewksbury, a frontiersman is behind the rumor, but for what reason? | | Guest Stars: Anne Barton as Quiet One, Dabbs Greer as Jonas, Bert Rumsey as Bartender, Roy Engel as Citizen, Bruce Holland as Boy, John Holland as Danvers, Robert Ellenstein as Tewksbury, Wilfred Knapp as Mr. Botkin, Tyler McVey as Father | Director: Ted Post Story: John Meston | Teleplay: Herbert Little, Jr. | | | |
| 34 :01x34 - Chester's Mail Order Bride (Jul/14/1956) | | Chester has a problem when his mail order bride is planning to come to Dodge to meet him face-to-face. Feeling he is unattractive, Chester had sent her a picture of Matt instead. | | Guest Stars: Bert Rumsey as Bartender, Joel Ashley as Linus, William Hamel as Customer, Mary Carver as Ann Smithwright, Russell Thorson as Brady, Fred Carson as Buffalo Hunter | Director: Robert Stevenson Story: David Victor, Herbert Little, Jr. | Teleplay: Herbert Little, Jr., David Victor | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 2 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 50 :02x11 - No Indians (Dec/08/1956) | | Matt, Chester, and a cavalry captain find a family killed and scalped. Their first instinct is that it's the work of the Pawnee but upon closer inspection, Matt deduces that white men, not Native Americans, did the deed. | | Guest Stars: Joel Ashley as Jake, Fintan Meyler as Arie O'Dell, Herbert Rudley as Captain Starr, Mickey Simpson as Stapp, K. L. Smith as Cran, Dick Rich as Sam Butler | Director: Ted Post Writer: John Dunkel Story: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 3 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 89 :03x11 - Fingered (Nov/23/1957) | | Jim Cobbett comes to town to marry a woman from back east, but a man named Hank Luz tries to derail his plans, accusing him of murder. Matt must discover why. | Director: James Sheldon Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 4 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 130 :04x13 - The Cast (Dec/06/1958) | | After a farmers wife swallows a nail, her son runs to tell Doc Adams. But when the woman dies, Matt fears that Doc's life will be in danger, knowing the man distrusts doctors. He is made a suspect when Doc is shot at while walking the streets of Dodge. | | Guest Stars: Ben Carruthers as Rufe Tucker, Robert F. Simon (3) as Shell Tucker | Director: Jesse Hibbs Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 145 :04x28 - Wind (Mar/21/1959) | | When men start killing each other over a saloon girl, believed to be a good luck charm for those who play blackjack, Matt figures something is up with that and wants them run out of Dodge City. | | Guest Stars: Guy Teague as Norman, Robert Swan (1) as John, Stephen Roberts as Hank, Mark Miller (1) as Frank Paris, Allan Lurie as Singer, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Roy Engel as Jed Garvey, George Douglas as Man, Walter Burke as Bystander, Whitney Blake as Dolly Varden | Director: Arthur Hiller Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 154 :04x37 - The Constable (May/30/1959) | | The Dodge businessmen want Marshal Dillon to keep out of their affairs as they hire an outsider to handle things. But they soon regret their decision when a group of rowdy cowboys come into town. | | Guest Stars: Joel Ashley as Second Cowboy, Joseph Breen (1) as Mike, William Bryant (1) as First Cowboy, Robert Decost as Carl, Pitt Herbert as Green, Joseph Kearns as Mr. Botkin, John Larch as Rance, Victor Lundin as Hank, Strother Martin as Dillard Band, John Mitchum as Joe, Scott Peters as Pete, Dan Sheridan as Dobie, Lee Winters as Bob | Director: Arthur Hiller Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | Season 5 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 6 | | | | | | |
| 198 :06x03 - Small Water (Sep/24/1960) | | Matt must kill Leroy Pickett, a murder suspect, before Leroy can kill Chester. Matt visits the Pickett home and there realizes patriarch Finn Pickett may also be a wanted man. So he and Chester arrest Finn, and the remaining Picketts follow them, determined to free their father. | | Guest Stars: Trevor Bardette as Finn Pickett, Rex Holman as Leroy Pickett, Warren Oates as Seth Pickett | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | |
| 201 :06x06 - The Peace Officer (Oct/15/1960) | | Residents of Tuscosa send to Dodge City for help - with their sheriff, who has become an autocrat. Matt fires the bad lawman, and that begins a whole lot of trouble, complicated by the man's girlfriend Susan. | | Guest Stars: Stafford Repp as Styles, Lane Bradford as Clegg Rawlins, John Close as Lighter, Susan Cummings as Stella, James Nusser as Crowe, Arthur Peterson as Parks, Gilman Rankin as Shay, John Zaccaro as Ponce | Director: Jesse Hibbs Story: Norman MacDonnell (2) | Teleplay: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 203 :06x08 - The Worm (Oct/29/1960) | | Buffalo hunter Spadden is a troublemaker. In a fight, he kills a man named Archer, and Archer's friend Jim Cornet accosts him over it. Later, Matt finds Cornet dead and Spadden stone drunk not far away, but there's still no enough evidence. Then Matt discovers Spadden beat his partner Ritchie to death, and digs until he reaches the truth about Jim Cornet. | | Guest Stars: Stewart Bradley as Archer, Gage Clarke as Judge, Howard Culver as Howie Uzzell, Ned Glass as Ritchie, Kenneth Tobey as Spadden, H. M. Wynant as Cornet | Director: Arthur Hiller Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 209 :06x14 - The Cook (Dec/17/1960) | | The food at Delmonico's is no prize, so they hire drifter Sandy King, and everybody's happy. Except for one customer, who hits Sandy with a plate. When Sandy hits him back and kills him, Matt must chase Sandy down and return him to Dodge. | | Guest Stars: Gene Benton as Waiter, Craig Duncan as Joe, Tom Greenway as Gus, Ken Mayer (1) as Ed Fisher, John Milford as Joe Grisim, John Pickard (1) as Jack Purdy, Sue Randall as Effie, Guy Stockwell as Sandy King, Harry Swoger as Hank Green, Brad Trumbull (2) as Pete, Sam Woody as Cowboy | Director: Ted Post Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 213 :06x18 - Unloaded Gun (Jan/14/1961) | | A sick Matt chases two killers, Red Lime and his brother Joe. Matt manages to shoot down Red, but must return to Dodge for medical care. While Matt rests under Doc's care, Chester cleans his gun, but is distracted before he can replace the bullets. When Joe Lime comes gunning for Matt, the feverish marshal must confront the outlaw with a gun he does not know is empty! | | Guest Stars: Lew Brown as Red Lime, Clem Fuller as Clem, James Malcolm as Harry, Hank Patterson as Carl Miller, William Redfield as Joe Lime, Bobby Goodwins as Boy, Greg Dunn as Bob Carter, Rick Nervick as Townsman | Director: Jesse Hibbs Story: Marian Clark | Teleplay: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 215 :06x20 - Love Thy Neighbor (Jan/28/1961) | | Young Pete Scooper steals a sack of potatoes from the Galloways. Fleeing, he gashes his leg on barbed wire and later dies of blood poisoning. Matters escalate from there, as Pete's father seeks revenge. | | Guest Stars: Cyril Delevanti as Sy Tewksbury, Jack Elam as Ben Scooper, David Kent as Peter, Ken Lynch (1) as Leroy Galloway, Nora Marlowe as Jennie, Jeanette Nolan as Rose Gallway, Warren Oates as Jep Scooper, Harry Dean Stanton as Harley (as Dean Stanton), Wayne West as Man | Director: Dennis Weaver Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 220 :06x25 - Potshot (Mar/11/1961) | | The sheriff of a nearby town telegraphs Matt that escaped robbers may be on their way to Dodge. Soon after, Hutch Dawkins sets off firecrackers near the Long Branch, and in the confusion that follows, someone shots and seriously injures Chester. Matt first believes it was the robbers, but later doubts that theory. | | Guest Stars: Barton Heyman as Joe, Gage Clarke as Mr. Botkin, John Harmon (1) as Carl, Michael Harris (2) as Harve, Joseph Mell as Bill Pence, Dallas Mitchell as Bert, Wallace Rooney as Peters, Alex Sharp as Bud, Quintin Sondergaard as Cowboy (as Quentin Sondergaard), Karl Swenson as Hutch Dawkins | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 7 |
| 234 :07x01 - Perce (Sep/30/1961) | | Former stage robber Perce McCall wants to reform but when he falls for saloon gal Ida Poe her expensive tastes and jealous boyfriend might cause Perce to revert to some of his old habits. | | Guest Stars: Ed Nelson as Perce McCall, Ken Lynch (1) as Hank Seeber, John Mitchum as Norm, Robert Brubaker as Jim Buck, Alex Sharp as Nichols, Ted Jordan as Del, Glenn Strange as Sam, Norma Crane as Ida Poe, Charles Bail as Withers, Chuck Hayward (2) as Kemp, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Baynes Barron as Vicks | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 235 :07x02 - Old Yellow Boots (Oct/07/1961) | | Drifter Frank Cassidy courts Beulah Parker hoping to get his hands on her farm so that he can sell it off but finds out that her brother is a co-owner. Brother soon turns up dead but it's not Cassidy who did the killing. | | Guest Stars: Bing Russell as Henry Head, Dick Rich as Big John, Harry Dean Stanton as Leroy Parker, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Joanne Linville as Beulah Parker, Warren Stevens as Frank Cassidy, Steve Brodie (1) as Jake Welch, James Logan (1) as Ezra, Charles P. Thompson (1) as Milton, Charles Tannen as Hill, Howard Wright as Smythe | | Writers: John Meston, Ted Post | | | | | | |
| 237 :07x04 - Harper's Blood (Oct/21/1961) | | Kyle Harper and his paramour plot to murder the woman's husband and set Kyle's brother, Jeff, up as the fall guy. | | Guest Stars: Glenn Strange as Sam, Peter Whitney as Gip Cooley, Conlan Carter as Jeff Cooley, Warren J. Kemmerling as Carr, Dan Stafford as Kyle Cooley, Evans Evans (1) as Jenny, Chris Hughes (3) as Jeff, Ricky Kelman (1) as Young Kyle, Moria Turner as Sarah | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 238 :07x05 - All That (Oct/28/1961) | | After being evicted from his ranch and losing his wife to another man, Cliff Shanks head to Colorado to search for gold. There, Shanks meets up with Print Quimby and the two concoct a scheme to get the ranch back. | | Guest Stars: Buddy Ebsen as Print Quimby, John Larch as Cliff Shanks, Gage Clarke as Botkin, Harry Lauter as Kyle Terry, Harold Innocent as Clerk, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Harry Swoger as Hank Green, Glenn Strange as Sam, Frances Helm as Clara Shanks, Tim Frawley as Mike, Guy Raymond as Redfield, Herbert Patterson as Len, Howard Wright as Harry | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 247 :07x14 - A Man a Day (Dec/30/1961) | | Outlaws threaten to kill a man per day unless Matt leaves Dodge thus leaving them free to rob the bank. | | Guest Stars: Val Dufour as Nick Cooner, Leonard Nimoy as Elias Grice, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Glenn Strange as Sam, Garry Walberg as Hatcher, Ben Wright as Dan Binny, James Drake (1) as Morgan, Fay Spain as Bessie, Arthur Peterson as Sam Frazer, Roy Wright as Carver, Ann Morell as Ana Frazer | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 248 :07x15 - The Do-Badder (Jan/06/1962) | | Harvey Easter is determined to reform the sinners in Dodge City--whether they like it or not. | | Guest Stars: Warren Oates as Chris Kelly, Strother Martin as Gene Bunch, James Anderson (1) as Bert Case, H. M. Wynant as Sam Smith, Harry Bartell as Charlie Fess, Shug Fisher as Harry Obie, Roy Engel as Ed Greenley, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Glenn Strange as Sam, Abraham Sofaer as Harvey Easter, Adam Williams as Slim Trent, Craig Duncan as Pete, Richard Reeves as Red, Mercedes Shirley as Mary Pickett | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 252 :07x19 - Catawomper (Feb/10/1962) | | Matt and Chester get involved in the tumultuous courtship of Kate Tassel and Bud Bones. It seems as though the two can't seem to live with or without each other. | | Guest Stars: Dick Sargent as Bud Bones, Warren Vanders as Pete, Robert Brubaker as Lieutenant, Harold Innocent as George, Bob Gravage as Witt, Jay Overholts as Sergeant, Quintin Sondergaard as Hank, Sue Ane Langdon as Kate Tassell, Roy Wright as Bert, Frank Sutton as Ollie, Joe Devlin as Jester | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 254 :07x21 - He Learned About Women (Feb/24/1962) | | After Chester is taken prisoner by a gang of Comancheros, his only hope for survival lies with a female member of the gang. | | Guest Stars: Claude Akins as Solis, Miriam Colon as Kisla, Barbara Luna as Chavela, Ted de Corsia as Garvey, Robert J. Wilke as Ab Rankin, Jeff De Benning as Red, Miguel Ángel Landa as Pepe, Joe Ferrante as Juan, Susan Petrone as Ruth, Val Ruffino as Guard, Andy Romano as Jose | Director: Tay Garnett Story: John Rosser | Teleplay: John Meston | | | |
| 255 :07x22 - The Gallows (Mar/03/1962) | | Matt has to escort a prisoner, whom he thinks might be innocent, to a date with the gallows. | | Guest Stars: Jeremy Slate as Pruitt Dover, Bob Gravage as Peters, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Orville Sherman as Sheriff, Robert J. Stevenson (4) as Ax Parsons, Joseph Ruskin as Judge Henry, William Challee as Feist, Ollie O'Toole as Milt, Richard Shannon as Gamer, Nancy Walters as Girl | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 256 :07x23 - Reprisal (Mar/10/1962) | | After Matt is forced to kill her philandering husband, Cornelia Conrad sets out to exact revenge; first by trying to shoot Kitty and then by hiring Ben Hardin to kill Matt. | | Guest Stars: Harold Innocent as Bank Teller, Tom Reese as Pete Wellman, George Lambert as Oren Conrad, Dianne Foster as Cornelia Conrad, Jason Evers as Ben Hardin, Brad Trumbull (2) as Hank Ives, Grace Lee Whitney as Pearl, Joe Devlin as Dan Binny, Harry Antrim as Botkin, Gene Benton as Green, Joe Di Reda (1) as Black, William Hughes (3) as Tommy | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 257 :07x24 - Coventry (Mar/17/1962) | | Matt convinces the citizens of Dodge to ignore a notorious criminal who's arrived in town in hopes that this will persuade the man he's not wanted. | | Guest Stars: Don Keefer as Rankin, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Harold Innocent as Botkin, Buck Young as Carl, Glenn Strange as Sam, James Anderson (1) as Hager, Paul Birch as Jesse Ott, Mary Field as Clara Ott, Joe Maross as Dean Beard, Helen Wallace as Hedda, John Harmon (1) as Judge, William Boyett as Harry | Director: Christian Nyby Writer: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 259 :07x26 - Durham Bull (Mar/31/1962) | | Four outlaws arrive in Dodge with plans to commit two big robberies. | | Guest Stars: Ted Jordan as Kearny, George Keymas as Polk, Hank Patterson as Cowboy, John Kellogg as Silva, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Howard Culver as Howard, Andy Clyde as Henry Squires, Richard Keene as Dan Binny, Gilbert Green as Rudd, Will Corry as Wade, Ted Jacques as Brakeman, Ricky Kelman (1) as Little Bit, Richard Torrey as Downey | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston Story: Jack Shettlesworth | | | |
| 260 :07x27 - Wagon Girls (Apr/07/1962) | | Matt, pursuing two robbers in hostile Arapaho country, encounters a girl who's run away from a wagon train heading for Colorado with a group of dance hall girls. | | Guest Stars: Kevin Hagen as Bowman, Rayford Barnes as Lee, William Schallert as Captain Grant, Ben Wright as Sgt. Pickens, Buck Young as Corporal Stone, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Gilman Rankin as Chief Red Knife, Constance Ford as Florida Jenkins, Joseph V. Perry as Harve, William Wellman, Jr. (2) as Private King, Joan Marshall as Emma, Ellen Burstyn as Polly Mims, Arch Johnson as Carl Feester | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 262 :07x29 - The Summons (Apr/21/1962) | | Feeling cheated out of a reward, Loy Bishop plots revenge against Matt Dillon. He summons the Marshal to a neighboring town with intentions of hanging him. | | Guest Stars: John Crawford (1) as Loy Bishop, Howard Culver as Dobie, Glenn Strange as Sam, Michael Hinn as Deputy, Percy Helton as Duffer, Bethel Leslie as Rose Ellen, Cal Bolder as Dawkins, Robert J. Stevenson (4) as Cape, Myron Healey as Mosely, Cyril Delevanti as Old Man, William B. Corrie as Clerk, Joyce Jameson as Pearl | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Kathleen Hite Story: Marian Clark | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 266 :07x33 - The Prisoner (May/19/1962) | | Matt goes after an Army deserter who escaped from a military stockade and killed a guard in the process but finds he might have to stand in line. An Army major wants the AWOL soldier for killing his son in Dodge. Matt eventually catches up to the deserter who swears he's innocent of the second crime. | | Guest Stars: William Phipps as Ham, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Rayford Barnes as Jellico, Charles Fredericks (1) as Hunk, Ed Nelson as Seth, Nancy Gates as Sarah, Conrad Nagel as Major, Andrew Prine as Billy Joe, William B. Corrie as Waiter, Dorothy Neumann as Mrs. Pierson, Cathie Merchant as Sally, Ollie O'Toole as Postmaster, Chris Witman as Mrs. Thurmond, John Close as Turner | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Thomas Thompson | | | |
| 267 :07x34 - The Boys (May/26/1962) | | The three no-talent assclown sons of a sideshow medicine man rob a stagecoach disguised as Native Americans. Then they rob a train of $10,000 in gold. | | Guest Stars: Malcolm Atterbury as Professor Eliot, George Kennedy as Hug Eliot, Harry Dean Stanton as Nate Eliot, Harry Swoger as Hank Green, Glenn Strange as Sam, Gage Clarke as Botkin, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Hal Needham as Ed, Michael Parks as Park Eliot, Arthur Malet as Farnum, May Heatherly as Molly, William Newell as Conductor, Joe Devlin as Drummer, Harp McGuire as Guard | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | | Season 8 |
| 268 :08x01 - The Search (Sep/15/1962) | | Marshal Dillon befriends a young man, Cale, who has earned his respect. But Tate Gifford believes Cale has stolen his horse. | | Guest Stars: Leonard Nimoy as Arnie, Ford Rainey as Tate Gifford, Virginia Gregg as Ess Cutler, Carl Reindel as Cale, Hank Patterson as Hank Miller, Raymond Guth as Sam Cutler, Holly Bane as Frank, Fred Coby as Horn, Mickey Morton (1) as Coot | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 269 :08x02 - Call Me Dodie (Sep/22/1962) | | A teenage girl who escaped from an abusive situation at an orphanage, leads to Matt's discovery of the true happenings of what is going on there. | | Guest Stars: Bob Hastings as Whip, Joby Baker as Ky, Diane Mountford as Lady, Carol Anne Seflinger as Martha, Dennis Cross as Norm, Buck Young as John, Jackie Searl as Floyd Bagge, Mary Patton as Addie Bagge, Wallace Rooney as Dan Binny, Dal McKennon as Jake, Guy Wilkerson as Waiter, Nesdon Booth as Bartender | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 270 :08x03 - Quint Asper Comes Home (Sep/29/1962) | | Quint Asper is an angry half-breed Indian, who has hatred towards the white man after his father is killed. Years later as a Comanche, he returns and takes Matt prisoner and is told to kill him by his chief. | | Guest Stars: Angela Clarke (2) as Topsanah, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Michael Keep as Chief, Bill Zuckert as John Asper, Myron Healey as Mike, Harry Carey, Jr. (1) as Jim Grant, Lane Bradford as Bob, Earle Hodgins as Dobie, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Robert Hinkle as Cowboy, Foster Brooks as Ed, Michael Barrier as Brave | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | |
| 273 :08x06 - Collie's Free (Oct/20/1962) | | A cattle thief, Collie, is released from prison after eight long years and wants his revenge against Marshal Matt Dillon. | | Guest Stars: Jason Evers as Collie Patten, Jacqueline Scott as Francie Patten, William Bramley as Davis Henry, Jim Halferty as Rob Patten, Richard Bull as Nort, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Dennis Cross as Dutton, Mary Castle as Saloon Girl, Orville Sherman as Warden, Barry Cahill as Abel, Henry Rowland as Smithy, Pat McCaffrie as Barkeep | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | | | | | | | |
| 276 :08x09 - Phoebe Strunk (Nov/10/1962) | | Phoebe Strunk and her boys ride into Dodge after robbing and burning a couple in their wagon. Annie recognizes the wagon as belonging to her parent's. The boys plan on keeping her quiet, even if it means killing again. | | Guest Stars: Phyllis Coates as Rose, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Virginia Gregg as Phoebe Strunk, Joan Freeman as Annie Shields, Don Megowan as Oliver Strunk, Gregg Palmer as Hulett Strunk, Harry Raybould as Casper Strunk, Dick Peabody as Simsie Strunk, John McLiam as Sam Kinney, Phil Chambers (3) as Ned Shields, Marilyn Harvey as Mary Shields, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 277 :08x10 - The Hunger (Nov/17/1962) | | The wife of an abusive man and her equally mean streaked son, asks Matt to rescue her daughter from their home and keep her safe from her family. | | Guest Stars: Elen Willard as Althea Dorf, Robert Middleton (3) as Claude Dorf, Joe Flynn (3) as Drummer, Linda Watkins as Mrs. Dorf, Sarah Selby as Ma Smalley, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Hampton Fancher as Clem Dorf, Byron Foulger as Dooley, Kelton Garwood as Fred, Henrietta Moore as Dolly, Bob McQuain as Cowboy, Sue Casey as Martha | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Jack Curtis (2) | | | |
| 278 :08x11 - Abe Blocker (Nov/24/1962) | | A crazed mountain man, Abe Blocker, starts a killing spree around the territory. As a posse tracks him down hiding in the mountains, Abe uses his knowledge of the hills to his advantage. | | Guest Stars: Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Chill Wills as Abe Blocker, Wright King as Bud Groves, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Harry Carey, Jr. (1) as Jake, Miranda Jones as Mary Groves, Robert Adler as Emmett, Marshall Reed as Sam Vestal, Lane Bradford as Till Gant, Wallace Rooney as Dan Binney, Chuck Roberson as Joe Clark, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | |
| 281 :08x14 - Uncle Sunday (Dec/15/1962) | | A letter from Chester's uncle Sunday, has him searching for extra work as to send money to him. A surprise visit to Dodge with niece Ellie, reveals that they plan on a bank heist, and she then figures on leaving Uncle Sunday for another man. Can Chester stop the robbery before his relative becomes a wanted man? | | Guest Stars: Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Henry Beckman as Uncle Sunday Meachem, Joyce Bulifant as Ellie, Ed Nelson as Burt Curry, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Gage Clarke as Mr. Botkin, Wallace Rooney as Dan Binney, Nora Marlowe as Mrs. Perkins, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan | Director: Joseph Sargent Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 282 :08x15 - False Front (Dec/22/1962) | | A man attempts to win a bet by coming into Dodge under a false reputation of being a gunslinger, and leaving without a confrontation. But when a youngster hears of this tough shooter, he plans on making his own reputation by beating him to the draw. | | Guest Stars: Michael T. Mikler as Bill, Roy Thinnes as Harry, William Bryant (1) as Joe, K. L. Smith as Pete, Brett King (2) as Hank, Robert Fortier as Bill, Wallace Rooney as Dan Binney, Shary Marshall as Rita, Charles Fredericks (1) as Senator McGovern, Art Lund as Nick Heber, William Windom as Paul Hill, Andrew Prine as Clay Tatum | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Story: Hal Moffett | Teleplay: John Meston | | | |
| 283 :08x16 - Old Comrade (Dec/29/1962) | | A half-breed Indian son of a General is a wanted man. As Matt arrives to tell them he is no longer wanted he discovers the young man has fled. Catching up to him back at his home, the General feels apologetic for leaving his son and mother behind. | | Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Dobie, Frank Sutton as Billy Marston, J. Pat O'Malley as Col. Gabe Wilson, Ralph Moody as General Kip Marston, Vitina Marcus as Missy, Wayne Heffley as Lem, Wayne C. Treadway as Mr. Green, John Reed King (1) as Townsman, Dick Whittinghill as Jason, Bill Baucom as Photographer, Norman Leavitt as Orderly | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Dunkel | | | | | | |
| 285 :08x18 - The Renegades (Jan/12/1963) | | Quint comes to the rescue of a bigoted woman who is caught in the middle of a stagecoach ambush. | | Guest Stars: Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Audrey Dalton as Lavinia Pate, Ben Wright as Colonel Pate, Jack Lambert as Brice, Don 'Red' Barry as McIver, John Pickard (1) as Poole, Edward Faulkner as Sergeant, Linda Hutchings as Ruth, Bob Steele (1) as Sam Gordon, Stagecoach Driver, Alan Dexter as Trask, renegade, Joe Bassett as Leader | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 287 :08x20 - The Bad One (Jan/26/1963) | | A young woman may be the witness to a stage coach hold up, but refuses to identify the suspect after having been kissed by him after the robbery. | | Guest Stars: Chris Robinson (1) as Willie Jett, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Dolores Sutton as Jenny Anne Parker, Booth Colman as Gant Parker, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Michael T. Mikler as Cowpoke, Kenneth Konopka as Clancy, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Gil Lamb as Porter, Sue Casey as Saloon Gal, Bob Gravage as Telegrapher | Director: Charles Martin Writer: Gwen Bagni | | | |
| 288 :08x21 - The Cousin (Feb/02/1963) | | Chance Hopper has been released from prison after serving for a hold up. Chance and Matt just happen to have been raised by the same parents, but Matt is weary of him because of his past. But it is up to Chance to prove his loyalty when Matt goes after his two former partners in crime. | | Guest Stars: Michael Forest (1) as Chance, Gloria Talbott as Hallie, John Anderson (1) as Cheevers, Joseph V. Perry as Moran, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Lew Brown as Gates, Jackie Blanchard as Saloon Girl, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Helen Wallace as Woman, James Drake (1) as Man | Director: Harry Harris (1) Story: Marian Clark | Teleplay: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 289 :08x22 - Shona (Feb/09/1963) | | Shona, an Indian woman and friend of Quint, is in need of protection when the sons of a man killed by Indians want their revenge against Shona and her white husband, who's tracks lead to the murder scene. | | Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Dobie, John Crawford (1) as Les Torbert, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Miriam Colon as Shona Dawson, Bart Burns as Joe Riser, Robert Palmer (2) as Rud, Sarah Selby as Ma Smalley, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick | Director: Ted Post Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 290 :08x23 - Ash (Feb/16/1963) | | Two men vie for the same woman, Tillie, a saloon girl at the Long Branch. But both are out of luck when her fiance intervenes. The men become partners in a freight business, but one is injured by a falling barrel. When he awakens the man has a different personality, one in which brings him back to Tillie and may lead to his death. | | Guest Stars: John Dehner as Ben Galt, Adam West as Emmett Hall, Anthony Caruso as Ash Farior, Dee Hartford as Tillie, Sheldon Allman as Murdock, William Fawcett as Hawkins, Robert Bice as Driver, Richard Bartell as Harry, Michael T. Mikler as Frank, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 291 :08x24 - Blind Man's Bluff (Feb/23/1963) | | A man, Billy Poe, is made a wanted man after a dying man accuses him as his killer. While searching for Billy, Matt is knocked unconscious by three men with a hatred for the law. A blurry eyed Matt can barely make out the man who is assisting him as Billy. | | Guest Stars: Will Hutchins as Billy Poe, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, John Alderson as Canby, Crahan Denton as Frank Walker, Judson Pratt as Dane, Herbert Lytton as Bud Hays, Natalie Norwick as Maid, Leonard Stone as Davey, Michael T. Mikler as Cowboy, John Rodney as Barkeep, Gregg Palmer as Wells, Darlene Fields as Saloon Girl | Director: Ted Post Writer: John Meston | | | |
| 292 :08x25 - Quint's Indian (Mar/01/1963) | | Quint is accused of stealing a horse that he was paid to shoe. While Matt attempts to clear his friend's name, he himself is accused by a group of Indians of informing the cavalry to their whereabouts. | | Guest Stars: James L. Brown (4) as Mark Feeney, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Will Corry as Jim Stope, Patrick McVey (1) as Bob Houser, James Griffith (1) as Bettis, Michael Hinn as Jake Spooner, Michael Keep as Leader, Mark Murray as Jimmy, Raymond Guth as Will Grissom, Ruth Phillips as Mary, Roy Engel as Gus Syker | Director: Fred H. Jackman Story: Marian Clark | Teleplay: John Meston | | | |
| 293 :08x26 - Anybody Can Kill a Marshal (Mar/08/1963) | | A man, believing he had killed Matt, becomes obsessed when he realizes Dillon is still alive and well in Dodge. Now he is on a quest to make sure he kills the Marshal, once and for all. | | Guest Stars: Howard McNear as Howard, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Milton Selzer as Painter, Joyce Van Patten as Molly, Saloon Girl, James Westerfield as Cleed, Warren Stevens as Lucas, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Brenda Scott as Betsy Burgess, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Tom Lutz as Cowboy | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 294 :08x27 - Two of a Kind (Mar/16/1963) | | Two men, Sean and Tim, arguing over a woman end up coming to each other's aid when a man attempts to claim a salt mine that exists on both their properties. | | Guest Stars: Richard Jaeckel as O'Ryan, Bee Tompkins as Girl, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, John Mitchum as Wills, Garry Walberg as Anson, Ben Wright as Elton Harris, Earle Hodgins as Judge, Kent Smith as Clay Bealton, Michael Higgins as Tim Finnegan, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Merwin Gerard | | | |
| 295 :08x28 - I Call Him Wonder (Mar/23/1963) | | The folks in Dodge City don't take to kindly to Jud Sorrell, a cowpoke, who has just taken in a homeless Indian boy he calls Wonder. | | Guest Stars: Leonard Nimoy as Holt, Alex Sharp as Cook, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Eddie Little Sky as Charlie, Indian Scout, Gilman Rankin as Waiter, Bill Zuckert as Enoch Miller, Duane Grey as Keogh, Harry Bartell as Colonel, Edmund Vargas as Wonder, Sandy Kenyon as Docker, Ron Hayes (1) as Jud Sorrell | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | |
| 296 :08x29 - With a Smile (Mar/30/1963) | | Dal Creed falls for Lottie, a woman who's father he killed. But she has her eyes on Pat Kane, a man who Dal framed and had fired by Lottie's father. But when Lottie and Pat's relationship is found out by Dal, one of them will be murdered and Dal will be sentenced to hang. | | Guest Stars: James Best as Dal Creed, Jay Della as Cowboy, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Gilman Rankin as Waiter, Robert Stevenson as Foy, Dan Stafford as Kelly, Dick Foran as Sheriff Ben Carver, Linden Chiles as Pat Cain, Sharon Farrell (1) as Lottie Foy, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, R. G. Armstrong as Major Creed | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Story: Bud Furillo | Teleplay: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 298 :08x31 - Panacea Sykes (Apr/13/1963) | | Pan Sykes comes to Dodge City to get a return favor from Kitty, who she had lived with for two years after her mother passed away. The problem is, Pan is a wanted pickpocket who has roamed all across the country. | | Guest Stars: Robert Nash as Second Man, Nellie Burt as Panacea Sykes, Dan Tobin (1) as Appleton Foote, Charles Watts (1) as Shelby Little, Charlie Briggs as Driver, John Clarke (4) as Alvy, Jan Brooks as Ethel Webb, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Carl Prickett as Agent, Charles Seel as First Man, John Lawrence (1) as Riley Webb | Director: William Conrad Writer: Kathleen Hite | | | | | | | | | |
| 301 :08x34 - Old York (May/04/1963) | | Matt meets up with two men who held him hostage seventeen years earlier, after robbing a bank and was to have been executed. | | Guest Stars: Roy Roberts as Botkin, Don Spruance as Jim, Lou Krugman as Barkeep, Dorothy Neumann as Mrs. Finney, Howard Culver as Howie Uzzell, Edward Madden as Taylor, Robert Knapp as Clayton, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, H. M. Wynant as Sage, Michael Constantine as Jim Baca, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Edgar Buchanan as Dan York | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | |
| 304 :08x37 - Jeb (May/25/1963) | | A young man, Jeb, is accused of murder when he shows up riding a horse that belonged to the dead man. It's up to Matt to intervene and find out who killed the buffalo hunter. | | Guest Stars: Rand Brooks (1) as Man, Burt Reynolds as Quint Asper, Émile Genest as Chouteau, Roy Thinnes as Ab Singleton, James Hampton as Jeb Willis, William Dennis Hunt (3) as Codge, Duane Grey as Thad, Glenn Strange as Sam Noonan, Dennis Cross as Brave, Buck Young as Andy | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Paul Savage | | | |
| 305 :08x38 - The Quest for Asa Janin (Jun/01/1963) | | Matt gets caught between a man accused of killing Lucy Furth, the real murderer and Lucy's husband, who plans to get his revenge for his wife's death. | | Guest Stars: Pedro Gonzales Gonzales as Bartender, Edward Faulkner as Edward Faulkner, Lane Chandler as Warden, Harry Carey, Jr. (1) as Sheriff Hank Colridge, Gene Darfler as Dave Ingalls, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, George Keymas as Owen Pardee, Jack Lambert as Scotsman, Richard Devon (1) as Asa Janin, Anthony Caruso as Ford Macklin | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Paul Savage | | | | Season 9 | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 310 :09x05 - Easy Come (Oct/26/1963) | | Elmo Sippy embarks upon a one man crime wave of robbery and murder in order to get money to pay a poker debt | | Guest Stars: Orville Sherman as Wib Smith, Sam Edwards as Morff, Peggy Rea as Woman, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Glenn Strange as Sam, K. L. Smith as King, Shug Fisher as Harry, George D. Wallace (1) as Tobin, Charlie Briggs as Riley, Andrew Prine as Elmo Sippy, Carl Reindel as Calhoun, David Manley as Parks, Dave Willock as Clerk, Chubby Johnson as Barr, Dallas Mitchell as Cowboy | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | |
| 313 :09x08 - Carter Caper (Nov/16/1963) | | Dan Flack spreads word around town that Billy Hargis killed the notorious gunslinger Bo Carter because he wants to go up against Billy. | | Guest Stars: Michael Fox (1) as Waiter, William Phipps as Joe Stark, Jeremy Slate as Billy Hargis, Rayford Barnes as Dan Flack, I. Stanford Jolley as Barclay Mims, Barney Phillips as Bob Smith, Dennis Cross as Bud, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Glenn Strange as Sam, William Fawcett as Turner, Anjanette Comer as Cara Miles, Jacques Shelton as Bo Carter | Director: Jerry Hopper Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 324 :09x19 - No Hands (Feb/08/1964) | | When woodcarver Will Timble's hand gets severely injured, Doc has to amputate and Timble can no longer practice his profession. | | Guest Stars: Denver Pyle as Pa Ginnis, Orville Sherman as Wib Smith, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Strother Martin as Will Timble, Glenn Strange as Sam, Wright King as Lon Ginnis, Rayford Barnes as Jess, Conlan Carter as Ben, Kevin Hagen as Emmett, Shug Fisher as Barkeep, Mark Murray as Boy | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | |
| 326 :09x21 - The Bassops (Feb/22/1964) | | After Matt and his prisoner are both knocked unconscious, the prisoner awakens and claims he's the Marshal. | | Guest Stars: James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Warren Oates as Deke Bassop, James Griffith (1) as Harford, Ollie O'Toole as Telegrapher, Glenn Strange as Sam, Robert J. Wilke as Wayne Kelby, Eunice Christopher as Mellie Bassop, Mickey Sholdar as Tommy Bassop, Robert Bice as Wilson, Patricia Joyce as Donna Lee | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Tom Hanley, Jr. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 331 :09x26 - Caleb (Mar/28/1964) | | Caleb Marr, who's failing at farming and unhappy in his marriage, heads into Dodge in search of adventure. He soon finds more than he bargained for. | | Guest Stars: John Dehner as Caleb Marr, Ted Jordan as Chad Follett, Glenn Strange as Sam, Dabbs Greer as Wilbur Jonas, Budd Buster as Moss Grimmick, Anne Loos as Dorcas Marr, Dorothy Green (1) as Julie, Vicki Cos as Betsy, Christopher Barrey as George, Dennis Robertson as Billy, Lane Bradford as Lige Follett | Director: Harry Harris (1) Writer: Paul Savage | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 335 :09x30 - The Promoter (Apr/25/1964) | | Tired of farming, Henry Huckaby decides to try his hand at promoting a prizefight but things don't exactly go off as planned once the bout starts. | | Guest Stars: Anne Barton as Millie Scott, Vic Perrin as Henry Huckaby, Peggy Stewart as Daisy Huckaby, Shug Fisher as Obie, James Nusser as Louie Pheeters, Hank Patterson as Hank, Allen Case as Lt. Gibbons, Robert Fortier as Sgt. Clyde, Wilhelm Von Homburg as Otto Gundlach, John Newman (2) as Johnny Towers, Don Collier as Price, Larry J. Blake (1) as Shell, Gregg Palmer as Jake | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: John Meston | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Season 10 |
| 342 :10x01 - Blue Heaven (Sep/26/1964) | | Kip Gilman, fleeing the law, and Packy Kerlin, a runaway, meet on the trail. They decide to enter Dodge together to arouse less suspicion. Kips looks for Elena Kerlin and finds her selling herself on Dodge City's version of Skid Row. He gets her help from Doc and after she's cleaned up, she's glad to see Packy. But Kip has problems of his own, for men have come looking to collect the reward on him... | | Guest Stars: Diane Ladd as Elena, Ernie Anderson (1) as Man, Kurt | |
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