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| 1 :01x01 - Three Bells to Perdido (Sep/14/1957) | | A rancher, Jesse Reade, hires Paladin for $1,000 to track down outlaw Dave Enderby who ran off to Mexico with Reade's daughter. | | Guest Stars: Francis McDonald (1) as Gotch, Janice Rule as Nancy Reader, Jack Lord (1) as Dave Enderby, Christian Drake (1) as Ted Marcuse, Kam Tong as Hey Boy, Theodore Marcuse as Bartender, Judson Pratt as O'Brien, Gene Roth as Man, Martin Garralaga as Peon, Harry Shannon as Jesse Reade | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Herb Meadow, Sam Rolfe | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - A Matter of Ethics (Oct/12/1957) | | A man accused of murder hires Paladin to protect him, fearing that he will be lynched before he can receive a fair trial in Bender, Wyoming. | | Guest Stars: Angie Dickinson as Amy Bender, Kam Tong as Hey Boy, Harold Stone as Bart Holgate, Roy Barcroft (1) as Sheriff Swink, Willis Bouchey as Max Bender, Theodore Marcuse as Folger, Strother Martin as Fred Coombs, Ken Mayer (1) as Willy, Steve Terrell as Deputy Harry Dill, Burt Nelson as Farmer, Peter Brocco as Clerk, John Mitchum as McHeath | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Sam Rolfe | | | | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Strange Vendetta (Oct/26/1957) | | After a friend is stabbed and killed, Paladin ensures that his body will be taken back to his hometown in Mexico for a proper burial. | | Guest Stars: Kam Tong as Hey Boy, June Vincent as Maria Rojas, Michael Pate as Miguel Rojas, Onslow Stevens as Dr. Mayhew, Ned Glass as Wilkins, Gerald Milton as Farley, Rodolfo Acosta as , Abel Fernández as Bandit, Roberto Contreras as Hernandez, Rocky Shahan as Stage Driver | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Ken Kolb | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - The Hanging Cross (Dec/21/1957) | | On Christmas Eve, a rancher decides to seek revenge on a group of Indians who he thinks kidnapped his son many years ago. | | Guest Stars: Johnny Crawford as Robbie Beecher, Edward Binns as Nathaniel Beecher, Abraham Sofaer as Cah-la-te, Don Beddoe as Tatar, Mary Adams (1) as Maggie, Frances Osborne as Maudie, Nira Monsour as Tia, Buck Young as Pete, Mitchell Kowall as Jesse, James Gavin as Cowboy | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Gene Roddenberry | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 26 :01x26 - Birds of a Feather (Mar/08/1958) | | Paladin is put in the middle of a land dispute between two different railroad companies in Colorado. | | Guest Stars: Kam Tong as Hey Boy, Robert H. Harris (5) as John Sukey, James Craig (1) as Ralph Coe, Harry Bartell as Sheriff Quinn, Joan Marshall as Molly, Duane Grey as Garner, John Mitchum as Crabbe, Rick Vallin as Clary, Alexander Lockwood as Foster, Bill Erwin as Citizen | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Fred Eggers, Terence Maples | | | | | | | | | |
| 29 :01x29 - Gun Shy (Mar/29/1958) | | Paladin finds himself in Montana chasing a band of thieves who stole a valuable chess set. While there, Paladin finds himself attracted to a landlady's beautiful daughter. | | Guest Stars: Dan Blocker as Joe, Kam Tong as Hey Boy, Jeanette Nolan as Ma Warren, Lisa Gaye as Nancy, Corey Allen as Chuck Anderson, Stephen Wootton as Jed, W. Beal Wong as Sing Wo, Zon Murray as Dayton, Robert Busch as Maddox, Hank Patterson as Gilson, Martin Balk as Rip | Director: Lamont Johnson (2) Writer: Doris Hursley, Albert Aley, Frank Hursley | | | |
| 30 :01x30 - The Prizefight Story (Apr/05/1958) | | Paladin heads to a mining town to promote a boxer in a prizefight, but when his boxer is arrested, Paladin must fight in his place. | | Guest Stars: Hal Baylor as Bryan Sykes, King Calder as Clint Forbes, Gage Clarke as Jake Webber, George E. Stone (3) as Joe Roland, Don Megowan as Oren Gilliam, Ben Wright as Will Harvey, Carl Saxe as Man, Boyd 'Red' Morgan as Tom, Jack Perry as Bartender | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Ken Kolb | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 36 :01x36 - 24 Hours at North Fork (May/24/1958) | | A blight kills all the crops in the area except for one farmer. Paladin is hired to protect the farmer and the farm that a storekeeper wants to take from him. | | Guest Stars: Hank Patterson as Stage Driver, Morris Ankrum as Maxim Bruckner, Wayne Heffley as Johann Schmidt, Karl Swenson as Milo Culligan, Harry Shannon as Marty Buchanan, Brad Dexter as Jud Polk, Michael Hinn as Tom Ferris, Adeline De Walt Reynolds as Baba, Dennis Cross as Bill Hode, Sam Gilman as Clerk, Jacqueline Scott as Tildy Buchanan | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Irving Rubine | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 42 :02x03 - The Man Who Wouldn't Talk (Sep/27/1958) | | Paladin gets an unusual request from Chris Sorenson, a man who has a hard time speaking when around women, after he falls for his new neighbor, Maria de Castro. | | Guest Stars: Harry Carey, Jr. (1) as Bud, Grace Raynor as Maria de Castro, Celia Lovsky as Aunt Anna, Charles Bronson as Chris Sorenson, Edmund Johnson as Jeff Brewer, Junius Matthews as Clem, Bob Tetrick as Wrangler, Diane Cannon as Fifi, Marcia Drake as Mimi | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Fanya Lawrence | | | |
| 43 :02x04 - The Hanging of Roy Carter (Oct/04/1958) | | Roy Carter is scheduled to be hanged, but another man confesses to the crime Carter was convicted of. Now, Paladin has to find a way to delay the hanging. | | Guest Stars: Scott Marlowe as Roy Carter, Francis McDonald (1) as Jesse, John Larch as Chaplain Robert April, Robert Armstrong as Sidney Carter, Paul Birch as Warden Bullock, John Duke as Keno Smith, Michael Hinn as Marshall, K. L. Smith as 1st Guard, Ed Faulker as 2nd Guard, Rusty Westcoatt as 3rd Guard | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Gene Roddenberry | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 51 :02x12 - The Ballad of Oscar Wilde (Dec/06/1958) | | Oscar Wilde hires Paladin to protect him, but the other three men who applied for the job decide to kidnap Wilde, forcing Paladin to take things into his own hands. | | Guest Stars: David Lewis (3) as Col. Carrington, Richard Shannon as Jim Rook, Kam Tong as Hey Boy, John O'Malley as Oscar Wilde, Jack Hogan (1) as Chris Rook, Roy Engel as Matson, Dan Sheridan as Stage Driver, Robert F. Hoy as Carpenter, Chet Stratton as Secretary, Felix Locher as Fisherman | Director: Richard Whorf Writer: Irving Wallace | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
| 56 :02x17 - The Taffeta Mayor (Jan/10/1959) | | John Kellaway, a man running for mayor of a Wyoming town, hires Paladin to protect him from his opposition. | | Guest Stars: Kam Tong as Hey Boy, Norma Crane as Lucy Kellaway, Edward Platt (1) as Arnold Oaklin, Robert Karnes as Clay Morrow, Bobby Hall (3) as Ben Trask, Jeanne Bates as Harriet Morrow, Tom Steele as Bailey, William Shaw as Townsman, Paul Hahn as Townsman | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Albert Aley | | | |
| 57 :02x18 - Lady on the Stagecoach (Jan/17/1959) | | Paladin travels in a stagecoach with four others, including a daughter of an Apache chief, while carrying a load of gold that many have their eye on. | | Guest Stars: Raymond Bailey as Clyde Barnes, Hal Needham as Little Horse, John Doucette as Ed Rance, Dolores Vitina as Della White Cloud, Fay Baker as Mrs. Grayson, Ward Wood as Hank Slade, Mark Dana as Mr. Grayson, John Close as Grady, Warren Parker as Clerk, Craig Duncan as Man, Tex Terry as Stage Driver | Director: Richard Whorf Writer: Glenn Cook, Steve Fisher (1) | | | | | | |
| 59 :02x20 - Juliet (Jan/31/1959) | | Paladin meets Juliet Harper, who is being hunted, and is now being hunted himself. However, Paladin his without his gun. | | Guest Stars: Earle Hodgins (1) as Jeremiah Pike, Kam Tong as Hey Boy, Miranda Jones as Julie Harper, John Beradino as Nelson Pike, Allen Case as Tad Pike, Ronald Green as Jenkins, Buff Brady as Stage Guard, Tex Terry as Stage Driver | Director: Andrew V. McLaglen Writer: Gene Roddenberry | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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