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The Wild Wild West Episode Guide

1 :01x01 - The Night of the Inferno

First aired: Sep/17/1965
Writer: Gilbert Ralston
Director: Richard C. Sarafian
Guest star: James Gregory (President Ulysses S. Grant), Suzanne Pleshette (Lydia Monteran), Victor Buono (Juan Manolo), Nehemiah Persoff (General Cassinello), Tom Reese (The Driver), Walter Woolf King (Colonel Shear), Phil Chambers (Train Captain), Warren Parker (The Engineer), Alberto Morin (The Majordomo), Clint Ritchie (The Lieutenant), Bebe Louie (Mei Mei), Charles Davis (Tennyson)

When a crazed man attempts to start a war between the United States and Mexico by burning and looting towns along the border, Ulysses S. Grant dispatches two special agents: James T. West (Robert Conrad) and Artemus Gordon (Ross Martin), to try and prevent the war.



2 :01x02 - The Night of the Deadly Bed

First aired: Sep/24/1965
Writer: William Marks, George Schenck
Director: William Witney
Guest star: J. D. Cannon (Flory), Barbara Luna (Gatita), Danica D'Hondt (Roxanne), Don Diamond (Bartender), Anna Shin (Marguerita), Dale van Sickel (Guitar Playing Thug), Bill Catching (Angelo), John Hudkins (Guard), Bob Herron (Captain Jackson)

West tries to meet with Captain Jackson, who has discovered something that imperils the nation. After some difficulty, West finds the man seconds before a bomb kills him. West's only clue is the dying man's last word - "Flory" - and his concern over large amounts of coal.



3 :01x03 - The Night the Wizard Shook the Earth

First aired: Oct/01/1965
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Bernard L. Kowalski
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Richard Kiel (Voltaire), Leslie Parrish (Greta Lundquist), Phoebe Dorin (Antoinette), Harry Bartell (Professor Neilsen), William Mims (The Governor), Sigrid Valdis (Miss Piecemeal), Michael Masters (Wrestler)

Professor Neilsen has devised an extremely powerful explosive. West and Gordon must help him get to Washington with it, but twisted genius Dr. Miguelito Loveless has other plans. After Loveless kills the professor, West must track him down and learn his plans before a lot more people die.



4 :01x04 - The Night of Sudden Death

First aired: Oct/08/1965
Writer: Oliver Crawford
Director: William Witney
Guest star: Robert Loggia (Trevor), Antoinette Bower (Janet Coburn), Sandy Kenyon (Hugo), Julie Payne (Corinne), Joel Fluellen (Chief Vonoma), Harlan Warde (Foxx), Elisa Ingram (Cosette)

Strange black clad figures form human ladders to climb walls and enter the United States mint at Carson City. They plant a bomb and then leave - without stealing any of the money! Jim West and Artemus Gordon must figure out why they broke in, and hope that answer leads to the person responsible before economic disaster befalls the United States!



5 :01x05 - Night of the Casual Killer

First aired: Oct/15/1965
Writer: Bob Barbash
Director: Don Taylor
Guest star: John Dehner (John Avery), Ruta Lee (Laurie Morgan), Bill Williams (Marshal Kirby), Charles Davis (Tennyson), Len Lesser (Mason), Mort Mills (Harper), Dub Taylor (Guard), Ed Gilbert (Hendrix)

John Maxwell Avery moved mountains in Washington. The president sought his advice and men followed him. Then he was discovered to be a ruthless political opportunist and an unprincipled scoundrel. He fled justice and has killed many men to keep his freedom. Some believe the President helped him escape. To prevent a scandal Avery must be returned alive to Washington – exactly the sort of job for Jim West and Artemus Gordon.



6 :01x06 - The Night of a Thousand Eyes

First aired: Oct/22/1965
Writer: Preston Wood
Director: Richard C. Sarafian
Guest star: Jeff Corey (Captain Ansel Coffin), Diane McBain (Jennifer Wingate), Jeanne Vaughn (Glory), Don Kelly (Poavey), E. J. Andre (The Proprietor), Barney Phillips (Captain Tenney), Jackie Searl (Pilot), Linda Ho (Oriana), Janine Gray (Crystal)

Riverboats plying the Mississippi disappear completely – only traces are ever found. Cargo and passengers disappear just as completely. Jim West and Artemus Gordon are the fifth and sixth men sent by the government to learn what has paralyzed boat traffic along a major waterway. If they can’t unravel the mystery they will meet the same watery deaths as the men who preceded them!



7 :01x07 - The Night of the Glowing Corpse

First aired: Oct/29/1965
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Kipp Hamilton (Cluny Ormont), Marian Thompson (Amelie Charlemont (as Marion Thompson)), Phillip Pine (Lieutenant Armand Renard (as Phillip E. Pine)), Oscar Beregi, Jr. (Dr. Ormont (as Oscar Beregi)), Charles Horvath (Ironfoot), Ron Whelan (Consul-General Potez), Frank Delfino (Carnival Barker), Louise Lawson (Blonde (Artie's Date)), Jayne Massey (Cecile), Ralph Roberts (Senator Hastings)

A glowing corpse and a secretary's ankle provide Jim and Artie with the only clues to the theft of radioactive material.



8 :01x08 - The Night of the Dancing Death

First aired: Nov/05/1965
Writer: Fred Freiberger, William Tunberg
Director: Harvey Hart
Guest star: Peter Mark Richman (Prince Gio (as Mark Richman)), Ilze Taurins (Marianna), Arthur Batanides (Marius), Booth Colman (Xavier Perkins), Byron Morrow (Majordomo), Wolfe Barzell (Landgrave), Lynn Carey (Imposter), Francoise Ruggieri (Nola), Leslie Brander (Princess Gina), Mickey Golden (Servant)

Jim and Artie must ensure that Princess Gina of Albania reaches her destination. The coach bearing Her Highness arrives and she disembarks... and Ambassador Perkins realizes the woman is an imposter! To prevent a diplomatic incident, Jim and Artie must determine who has kidnapped or killed the Princess, and if she is still alive, rescue her.



9 :01x09 - The Night of the Double-Edged Knife

First aired: Nov/12/1965
Writer: Stephen Kandel
Director: Don Taylor
Guest star: Katharine Ross (Sheila Parnell), John Drew Barrymore (American Knife), Leslie Nielsen (Major General Ball), Elisha Cook, Jr. (Mike McGreavy (as Elisha Cook)), Susan Silo (Little Willow), Harry Townes (Penrose), Vaughn Taylor (Adamson), Tyler McVey (Parnell), Charles Davis (Tennyson), Arthur Space (Orrin Cobb), Harry Lauter (Farrell)

The Central and Western Railroad faces trouble. Indians have demanded $500,000 in gold or they will continue their slaughter of the work crews building the railroad. Five men will die each day until they money is paid – or James West and Artemus Gordon put a stop to the murders. The leader of the Indians, American Knife, proves elusive – until he wishes to be seen.



10 :01x10 - The Night That Terror Stalked the Town

First aired: Nov/19/1965
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Richard Kiel (Voltaire), Jean Hale (Marie), Phoebe Dorin (Antoinette), Chuck O'Brien (Janus)

An intriguing woman Jim meets in a restaurant leads to a coach ride – and a generous dose of anesthetic gas, courtesy of an old enemy who plans to destroy James West and the Secret Service, a good piece of Washington, D.C. and regain a lost heritage! If the plan succeeds, James West will do this madman’s bidding, while James West lies under a cold granite headstone...



11 :01x11 - The Night of the Red-Eyed Madmen

First aired: Nov/26/1965
Writer: Stanford Whitmore
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Martin Landau (General Grimm), Joan Huntington (Sgt. Musk), Shary Marshall (Jenny), Ted Markland (Jack Talbot), Toian Matchinga (Lola Bracer), Gregg Martell (Otto), Marianna Case (Cloris), Nelson Olmsted (Senator Rawls), Don Rizzan (Trooper), Ray Kellogg (Capt. Sandy O'Brien), Bill Catching (Soldier in Grimm's Army), Bob Herron (Soldier in Grimm's Army)

The fiancé of a senator's niece disappears and Jim is sent to investigate. He finds a secret military base run by a general who offers equality to men and women... and plans to conquer the Southwest U.S.



12 :01x12 - The Night of the Human Trigger

First aired: Dec/03/1965
Writer: Norman Katkov
Director: Justus Addiss
Guest star: Burgess Meredith (Orkney Cadwallader), Kathie Browne (Faith Cadwallader), Gregg Palmer (Thaddeus), Robert Phillips (Sam), Michael Masters (Hercules (as Mike Masters)), Virginia Sale (Aunt Martha), C. Lindsay Workman (Bartender (as Lindsay Workman)), Hank Patterson (Porter Richards), William Henry (Sheriff), Vernon Scott (Clerk)

Earthquakes have destroyed the Wyoming towns of Twin Rivers and Crown Point. Before the quake, fliers predicting it circulated in each town. Now similar fliers have convinced most residents of Sentinel to flee. Jim and Artie arrive in two, and once again an earthquake strikes. They must discover who can create earthquakes on demand and how he does it, before the entire Wyoming territory collapses into rubble!



13 :01x13 - The Night of the Torture Chamber

First aired: Dec/10/1965
Writer: Philip Saltzman, Jason Wingreen
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Alfred Ryder (Professor Horatio Bolt), Henry Beckman (Governor Bradford), Vivienne Ventura (Angelique), H. M. Wynant (Durand), Nadia Sanders (Helva), Sigrid Valdis (Miss Piecemeal)

Jim and Artie receive a telegram from President Grant. Governor Bradford has requested help thwarting a conspiracy against his life. When Jim and Artie arrive, the governor and his assistant confirm the plot and request the agents guard the governor until he can bring his own resources against the conspirators. Strangely, in the span of a few hours assassins make two attempts on Jim’s life and none on the governor’s life. And what is it about the painting hanging behind the governor’s desk that disturbs Jim? The agents must uncover an evil man with an artist’s gift for skulduggery before he can complete an audacious scheme to ensure his posterity at the expense of the state coffers!



14 :01x14 - The Night of the Howling Light

First aired: Dec/17/1965
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Paul Wendkos
Guest star: Sam Wanamaker (Dr. Arcularis), Scott Marlowe (Ahkeema), Linda Marsh (Indra), Ralph Moody (Ho-Tami), E. J. Andre (Superintendant), Ottola Nesmith (Maggie), Don Kennedy (Hale), Robert Bice (Captain), Dan Riss (Naval Officer), Roy Barcroft (Sikes), Clancy Cooper (Joshua Trowbridge), Kay E. Kuter (Man in Cage)

Shortly after returning from Washington with a vitally important message from President Grant to Chief Ho-Tami, James West receives a telegram calling him to the Samaritan Hospital, where his friend and fellow agent Artemus Gordon lays gravely injured. Arriving, Jim sees a doctor cover a body with the sheet, but when Jim examines the body, a plume of gas knocks him cold! It’s all part of a sinister scheme to ensure that Jim West delivers a message of an entirely different sort to the chief – a message that will ensure bloodshed for years to come! If Dr. Arcularis can bend Jim to his will, the agent will murder the chief, very publicly, setting off a war between the United States and an army of Indians a hundred thousand strong!



15 :01x15 - The Night of the Fatal Trap

First aired: Dec/24/1965
Writer: Robert V. Barron, Jack Marlowe
Director: Richard Whorf
Guest star: Joanna Moore (Linda Medford), Ron Randell (Col. Francesco Vasquez), Charles Davis (Tennyson), Joseph Ruskin (Viper Black), Don Briggs (Sheriff Cantrell), Rodolfo Hoyos, Jr. (Sgt. Gomez (as Rodolfo Hoyos)), Walker Edmiston (Charlie), Paul Barselou (Bank Teller (as Paul Barselow)), Christian Anderson (Mark Dawson), Dal Jenkins (Luke Dawson), Alan Sues (Matt Dawson)

Colonel Vasquez has his men rob American banks and flee across the American/Mexican border. The local law can't pursue them, so Jim and Artie come to put an end to his operation. Jim goes undercover as wanted outlaw Frank Slade and Artie as his down-on-his-luck friend Mohave Mike. But when Jim arrives at Vasquez' headquarters, he realizes he knows Vasquez' girlfriend Linda Medford from a previous case, and she knows him!



16 :01x16 - The Night of the Steel Assassin

First aired: Jan/07/1966
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: John Dehner (Torres), Sue Ane Langdon (Nina Gilbert), Arthur Malet (Dr. Meyer), Allen Jaffe (Lopez), Sara Taft (Maria), John Pickard (R.L. Gilbert), S. John Launer (Mayor), Phyllis Davis (Saloon Girl), Roy Engel (President Ulysses S. Grant)

An ex-Army colonel crippled by an explosion rebuilds his body using metal parts. Then he begins killing the men he holds responsible for his misery... and one of them is President Grant!



17 :01x17 - The Night the Dragon Screamed

First aired: Jan/14/1966
Writer: Kevin De Courcey
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Pilar Seurat (Princess Ching Ling), Benson Fong (Mo Ti), Richard Loo (Wang Chung), Ben Wright (Col. Allenby-Smythe), Philip Ahn (Quong Chu), Beulah Quo (May Li), Nancy Hsueh (Tsu Hsi), Vince Eder (Lieutenant), Paul King (Oriental)

The agents become involved with rival Tongs when a British Colonel plans to use a missing Chinese Princess as a figurehead for him to take the Emperor's throne.



18 :01x18 - The Night of the Flaming Ghost

First aired: Jan/21/1966
Writer: Robert Hamner, Preston Wood
Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest star: John Doucette (John Obediah Brown), Lynn Loring (Carma Vasquez), Karen Sharpe Kramer (Barbara Bosley), Robert Ellenstein (Luis Vasquez), Harry Bartell (Will Glover)

Jim and Artie are looking for stolen kerosene and copper ingots, but the trail leads to a weapon capable of shooting fireballs, owned by... abolitionist John Brown, reported as hung by the neck years previously.



19 :01x19 - The Night of the Grand Emir

First aired: Jan/28/1966
Writer: Donn Mullally
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Don Francks (T. Wiggett Jones), Yvonne Craig (Ecstasy La Joie), Robert Middleton (Emir El Emid), Richard Jaeckel (Christopher Cable), James Lanphier (Dr. Mohammed Bey), Tom Palmer (Willard Drapeau), Arthur Gould-Porter (George (as Arthur E. Gould-Porter)), Ralph Gary (Clay), Arlene Charles (Emid #1 Girl), Phyllis Davis (Emid #2 Girl)

Jim and Artie are assigned to protect a visiting dignitary, the Emir El Emid. The Emir is unaware that the League of Assassins have targeted him and their primary killer, Ecstasy La Joie, has an exploding garter, a poisonous ring, and a razor-sharp tambourine at her disposal.



20 :01x20 - The Night of the Whirring Death

First aired: Feb/18/1966
Director: Mark Rydell
Guest star: Pamela Austin (Priscilla Ames), Norman Fell (Jeremiah Ratch), Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Richard Kiel (Voltaire), Jesse White (Governor Lewis), Barbara Nichols (Bessie), Val Avery (John Crane), Phoebe Dorin (Antoinette), Jason Wingreen (Policeman), Sam Flint (Clerk), Richard Reeves (Bailey (as Dick Reeves)), Chanin Hale (Flo), Elaine Martone (Hostess (as Elena Martone))

Dr. Loveless has engineered the bankruptcy of California, forcing its governor to grant prestige and respectability to three disreputable businessmen types in return for their paying off their debt. Now Loveless plans to capture the three businessmen, keep the money, and get himself elected Governor of California.



21 :01x21 - The Night of the Puppeteer

First aired: Feb/25/1966
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Lloyd Bochner (Zachariah Skull), John Hoyt (Justice Vincent Chayne), Imelda De Martin (Vivid), Nelson Olmsted (Dr. Lake), Sara Taft (Mrs. Chayne), Len Rogel (Sign Man), Janis Hansen (Waitress), Walter Painter (Caveman), Jack Tygett (Butler), Wayne Albritton (Harlequin)

Jim and Artie investigate a series of murders commited by puppets, and find themselves in a vast underground kingdom occupied by man-sized puppets and ruled by the maniacal Zachariah Skull.



22 :01x22 - The Night of the Bars of Hell

First aired: Mar/04/1966
Writer: Robert Vincent Wright
Director: Richard Donner
Guest star: Arthur O'Connell (Theophilus Ragan), Indus Arthur (Jennifer McCoy), Paul Genge (Kross), Milton Parsons (The Executioner (Scroggs)), Chet Stratton (Adams), Jenie Jackson (Kitten (as Jeni Jackson)), Shawn Michaels (Convict Painter), Elisha Cook, Jr. (Gideon McCoy (as Elisha Cook)), Bob Herron (Borg), Roy N. Sickner (Driscoll), Whitey Hughes (Prison Guard), Mickey Golden (Gate Guard), Russ McCubbin (Mr. Quincannon)

When an outlaw band pillages nearby towns, Jim and Artie check out a prison that appears to be at the center of the operations. Posing as a prison inspector, Jim goes in to investigate and soon discovers that everything is not what it seems.



23 :01x23 - The Night of the Two-Legged Buffalo

First aired: Mar/11/1966
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Edward Dein
Guest star: Nick Adams (Prince), Dana Wynter (Lady Beatrice Marquand-Gaynesford), Robert Emhardt (Claude Duchamps), Paul Comi (Vittorio Pellagrini), Clint Ritchie (1st Bandit), C. Lindsay Workman (Manager (as Lindsay Workman)), Al Wyatt (Coach Driver)

Jim and Artie have to guard a South Pacific prince who wants to go to a spa, unaware that assassins are planning on killing him.



24 :01x24 - The Night of the Druid's Blood

First aired: Mar/25/1966
Director: Ralph Senensky
Guest star: Don Rickles (Asmodeus), Ann Elder (Astarte), Rhys Williams (Dr. Tristam), Bartlett Robinson (Sen. Waterford), Don Beddoe (Prof. Robey), Sam Wade (Robert Perry), Susan Browning (Nurse), Simon Scott (Col. Fairchild), Emmanuel Thomas (Butler)

A professor, Jim's close friend, is incinerated in a bizarre accident, and an influential Senator thwarts West's investigation. The trail leads to a magician named Asmodeus and a series of bizarre thefts from the corpses of geniuses.



25 :01x25 - The Night of the Freebooters

First aired: Apr/01/1966
Writer: Gene L. Coon
Director: Edward Dein
Guest star: Keenan Wynn (Wolfe), Maggie Thrett (Rita Leon), William Campbell (Bender), Andre Philippe (Enrique Leon), Jim Connell (Richard Henry), James Gammon (Egan), Robert Matek (Oldfield), John Sterling (Worker), Whitey Hughes (Firing Squad Man)

Ex-Army ordinance officer Thorald Wolfe plans the conquest of Baja California using explosive bullets and a prototype tank, and Jim and Artie must infiltrate his organization and stop him.



26 :01x26 - The Night of the Burning Diamond

First aired: Apr/08/1966
Writer: Ken Kolb
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Christiane Schmidtmer (Lucretia Ivronin), Robert Drivas (Morgan Midas), Dan Tobin (Thaddeus Baines), Vito Carbonara (Serbian Minister), Calvin Brown (Clive), Whitey Hughes (Rudd), Chuck O'Brien (Serbian Guard)

Jim is framed for an impossible jewelry theft and it turns out the real thief has developed a potion that lets him move so fast that he's invisible... and unstoppable.



27 :01x27 - The Night of the Murderous Spring

First aired: Apr/15/1966
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Richard Donner
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Jenie Jackson (Kitten Twitty), Phoebe Dorin (Antoinette), Bill McLean (Hotel Clerk), Leonard Falk (Attendant), William Fawcett (Man), Dick Cangey (Henchman in Wheelchair), Whitey Hughes (Thug Disguised as Old Woman)

Jim arrive in town to capture Dr. Loveless, but suffers from searing head pains. He begins to see Loveless everywhere, and when Artie gets in his way... Jim ruthlessly guns him down.



28 :01x28 - The Night of the Sudden Plague

First aired: Apr/22/1966
Writer: Ken Kolb
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Theodore Marcuse (Dr. Vincent Kirby), Nobu McCarthy (Anna Kirby), H. M. Wynant (Coley Rodman), Robert Phillips (Lafe), Eddie Durkin (Frank Doyle), Harvey Levine (Hobson), Elliott Reid (Governor Marcus Hawthorne)

Jim and Artie investigate a town where the people are paralyzed and discover that a gang is using a bacillus to aid them in their robberies.



29 :02x01 - The Night of the Eccentrics

First aired: Sep/16/1966
Writer: Charles Bennett
Director: Robert Sparr
Guest star: Victor Buono (Count Carlos Manzeppi (Count Carlos Mario Vincenzo Robespierre Manzeppi)), Richard Pryor (Villar), Paul Wallace (Tony (Tony Pie)), Anthony Eisley (Deadeye), Le Grand Mellon (Miranda), Roy Jenson (Vance Markham), Harry Ellerbe (Col. Armstrong), Frank Sorello (Pres. Juarez (President Benito Juarez)), Michael Masters (Titan (as Mike Masters)), Andi Garrett (Nurse)

A government agent turns up dead at a circus warehouse, and when Jim and Artie investigate they find themselves up against the Eccentrics, a band of trained assassins and performers led by the malevolent magician, Count Carlos Mario Vincenzo Robespierre Manzeppi.



30 :02x02 - The Night of the Golden Cobra

First aired: Sep/23/1966
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Boris Karloff (Mr. Singh), Audrey Dalton (Veda Singh), Simon Scott (Col. Stanton Mayo), James Westmoreland (Chandra), Michael York (Gupta), John Alonzo (Sarrkan), Sujata (Hindu Dancer), Asoka (Hindu Dancer), Jose DeVega (John Mountain-Top (as Jose De Vega)), Morgan Farley (Mudjaz)

An ex-maharjah builds a palace on a Pawnee Indian reservation and wants Jim West to train his sons... as killers.



31 :02x03 - The Night of the Raven

First aired: Sep/30/1966
Writer: Edward Di Lorenzo
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Phyllis Newman (Wanakee), Phoebe Dorin (Antoinette), Howard Hoffman (War Eagle), Santy Josol (Chawtaw)

An Indian princess is kidnapped and her abductor demands Jim and Artie come to rescue her. They find that Dr. Loveless is holding her prisoner, but his plan is far greater then mere ransom. He plans to miniaturize everyone in the world... and Jim West is his first victim.



32 :02x04 - The Night of the Big Blast

First aired: Oct/07/1966
Writer: Ken Kolb
Director: Ralph Senensky
Guest star: Ida Lupino (Dr. Faustina), Mala Powers (Lily Fortune), Robert Miller Driscoll (Lyle Peters), Rita D'amico (Carmen), Melville Ruick (Attorney-General), Bruce Manning (Miklos), Patsy Kelly (Prudence Fortune)

During Mardi Gras in New Orleans, a female mad scientist creates robot duplicates of Jim and Artie to kill President Grant when he refuses to finance her experiments.



33 :02x05 - The Night of the Returning Dead

First aired: Oct/14/1966
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Richard Donner
Guest star: Sammy Davis, Jr. (Jeremiah), Peter Lawford (Carl Jackson), Hazel Court (Elizabeth Carter), Ken Lynch (Tom Kellogg), Alan Baxter (Ned Briggs), Frank Wilcox (Bill Mott), Whitey Hughes (Thug in Alley)

Jim and Artie are called in to help a rancher who it turns out is being haunted by the ghost of a Confederate colonel. The key to the hauntings lie with a stable boy, Jeremiah, who has a strange ability to control animals.



34 :02x06 - The Night of the Flying Pie Plate

First aired: Oct/21/1966
Writer: Daniel B. Ullman
Director: Robert Sparr
Guest star: William Windom (Ben Victor), Ford Rainey (Simon), Woody Chambliss (Wingo), Pitt Herbert (Byron Pettigrew), Arlene Charles (Alna), Cindy Taylor (Pan), Leslie Parrish (Morn), Whitey Hughes (Jerry)

Jim and Artie suspect something is up when an alien spacecraft lands outside a small town playing host to a gold dust shipment and three attractive green-skinned women from Venus emerge... and ask for gold to replenish their fuel supply.



35 :02x07 - The Night of the Poisonous Posey

First aired: Oct/28/1966
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Delphi Lawrence (Lucrece Posey), Percy Rodriguez (Brutus), Shug Fisher (Sheriff Blayne Cord), H. M. Wynant (Pinto), Christopher Cary (Snakes Tolliver), George Keymas (Sergei), Eugene Iglesias (Gallito), Michael Masters (Cyril), Hal Lynch (Sam Colburn), Andre Philippe (Ascot Sam), Whitey Hughes (Townsman)

Jim and Artie go on vacation and pass through Justice, Nevada, where they are victims of a mock hanging in celebration of Law & Order Week. But matters take a turn for the worse when they discover that Lucrece Posey is using the town as cover to bring together a gang of ruthless criminals to form a worldwide criminal cartel.



36 :02x08 - The Night of the Bottomless Pit

First aired: Nov/04/1966
Writer: Ken Kolb
Director: Robert Sparr
Guest star: Theodore Marcuse (Gustave Mauvais (as Theo Marcuse)), Joan Huntington (Camille Mauvais), Tom Drake (Vincent Reed), Mabel Albertson (Mrs. Grimes), Steve Franken (Le Fou), Seymour Green (Lime), Fred Carson (Le Cochou), Chuck O'Brien (Couteau (Andre Couteau)), Ernest Misko (Guard A (as Ernie Misko)), Gregg Martell (Guard B), Dick Cangey (Convict), Whitey Hughes (Pier Guard)

Jim and Artie must free an undercover American agent from Devil's Island, and must cope with a fastidious Commandant, an iron-legged guard captain, and a treacherous woman.



37 :02x09 - The Night of the Watery Death

First aired: Nov/11/1966
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: John van Dreelen (Marquis Philippe de La Mer), Jocelyn Lane (Dominique), John Ashley (Lt. Keighley), Forrest Lewis (Captain Pratt), Jim Galante (Third Officer), Dick Cangey (Thug), Whitey Hughes (One-Eyed Thug)

Jim is lured to a tavern where he's darted unconscious by a mermaid, dumped on a ship, and witnesses a dragon swim through the water to explode and sink the vessel.



38 :02x10 - The Night of the Green Terror

First aired: Nov/18/1966
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Robert Sparr
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Anthony Caruso (Bright Star Chief), Paul Fix (Old Chief), Peggy Rea (Wife of Bright Star Chief), Phoebe Dorin (Antoinette), Dick Cangey (Loveless' Thug)

Jim and Artie check out Indian lands where the locals are acting strangely and plant life is mysteriously dying, and discover that they're under the command of an armored medieval knight! But it's their old nemesis Dr. Loveless with a new scheme to bring the world to its knees.



39 :02x11 - The Night of the Ready-Made Corpse

First aired: Nov/25/1966
Writer: Ken Kolb, Ward Wood
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Carroll O'Connor (Fabian Lavendor), Karen Sharpe Kramer (Rose Murphy), Patricia Huston (Leda Pellargo), Paul Comi (Pellagro #2), Daniel Ades (Pellargo #1), Gene Tyburn (Finley), Jack Perkins (Golo), Alan Bergmann (Claudio Antille)

A greedy mortuary owner provides a unique service on the side: plastic surgery to disguise wanted criminals, complete with a corpse provided to account for their "deaths."



40 :02x12 - The Night of the Man-Eating House

First aired: Dec/12/1966
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Hurd Hatfield (Liston Day (Liston Lawrence Day)), William Talman (Sheriff)

Jim and Artie escort a prisoner who escapes to an old abandoned house... that is haunted by the unseen spirit of a sobbing woman.



41 :02x13 - The Night of the Skulls

First aired: Dec/16/1966
Writer: Earl Barret, Robert C. Dennis
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Donald Woods (Senator Stephen Fenlow), Lisa Gaye (Lorelei), Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Madame Spivy (The Axe Lady), Francis DeSales (Charlton (as Frances De Sales)), Quintin Sondergaard (Monk), Kem Dibbs (Plainclothesman), Bob Herron (Tigo (as Robert Herron)), Michael Masters (Bluebeard (as Mike Masters)), Calvin Brown (Iron Hook Harper), Sebastian Tom (Samurai), Anne Doud (Lucinda), William Bagdad (Prisoner)

Jim and Artie have a fight and Jim guns down Artie. However, it soon becomes clear it's a plan to set up Jim as a murderer so that a secret organization that collects killers will approach him for recruitment.



42 :02x14 - The Night of the Infernal Machine

First aired: Dec/23/1966
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Director: Sherman Marks
Guest star: Ed Begley (Judge M'Guigan), Will Kuluva (Zeno Baroda), Vito Scotti (Cefalu), Bill Zuckert (Inspector Bulvon), Michael Pate (Bledsoe), John Harmon (Moody), Jon Lormer (Vickerman), William Gwinn (Judge), Elaine Dunn (Vashti)

A bomb maker, Zeno Baroda, has apparently stolen a crate of dynamite and is targeting the judge who paroled him, at a judges' convention. Jim and Artie have to stop the maker of the "infernal machines" before it's too late.



43 :02x15 - The Night of the Lord of Limbo

First aired: Dec/30/1966
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Jesse Hibbs
Guest star: Ricardo Montalban (Col. Noel Bartley Vautrain), Dianne Foster (Amanda Vautrain), Felice Orlandi (Captain Vincent Scoffield), Gregory Morton (Levering), Ed Prentiss (Col. Fairchild), Harry Harvey (Manager (as Harry Harvey, Sr.)), Will J. White (Robber), Davis Roberts (Bartender), Tyler McVey (Professor)

Artie disappears during a magic act, and the trail takes Jim to a crippled Southern officer... who wants to use his mastery of time travel to regain the use of his legs and ensure the South wins the Civil War.



44 :02x16 - The Night of the Tottering Tontine

First aired: Jan/06/1967
Writer: Norman Hudis, Elon Packard
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Harry Townes (Raven (Dr. Robert Raven)), Robert Emhardt (Grevely (Martin Grevely)), Mike Road (Dexter (Martin Dexter, as Michael Road)), Henry Darrow (Maurice (Archduke Maurice)), Arthur Space (Applegate), Lisa Pera (Amelia (Amelia Maitlin)), William Wintersole (Baring (Edward Baring)), Steve Gravers (Stimson (Harry Stimson)), Wilhelm Von Homburg (Pearse (Gunther Pearse)), Ted Stanhope (Bartender (Curly)), Corinne Camacho (Artie's Date)

Jim and Artie escort a munitions scientist to an estate where they find out he's a member of a tontine: the last man standing gets all the group's investment millions. Problem is, the house is a death trap and someone is killing off the tontine members one by one.



45 :02x17 - The Night of the Feathered Fury

First aired: Jan/13/1967
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Robert Sparr
Guest star: Victor Buono (Count Manzeppi (Count Carlos Mario Vincenzo Robespierre Manzeppi)), Michele Carey (Gerda Sharff), Perry Lopez (Dodo (Dodo Le Blanc)), George Murdock (Luther (Luther Coyle)), Oliver McGowan (Col. Armstrong), Hideo Inamura (Benji), Audrey Lowell (Wanda), Georgia Schmidt (Mama Angelina)

Count Carlos Mario Vincenzo Robespierre Manzeppi returns, looking for a small merchanical chicken that holds an ages-old secret: the Philosopher's Stone.



46 :02x18 - The Night of the Gypsy Peril

First aired: Jan/20/1967
Writer: Ken Kolb
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Ruta Lee (Zoe Zagora), Ronald Long (Sultan of Ramapur), Mark Slade (Hillard), Arthur Batanides (Scullen), Johnny Seven (Mikolik), Charles Horvath (Gombal), Nick Cravat (Performer), Andi Garrett (Gypsy Girl)

Jim and Artemus have to deliver a gift from the Sultan of Ramapur to President Grant: a sacred white elephant. But the elephant gets stolen en route by bandits, and Jim tracks it to a gypsy camp where he has to get it back before an international incident occurs.



46 :02x19 - The Night of the Tartar

First aired: Feb/03/1967
Writer: Robert C. Dennis, Earl Barret
Director: Charles Rondeau
Guest star: John Astin (Count Sazanov (Count Nikolai Sazanov)), Malachi Throne (Kuprin), Susan Odin (Anastasia (Anastasia Sazanov)), Andre Philippe (Feodor Rimsky), Martin Blaine (Millard Boyer), Walter Sande (Col. Crockett), Chubby Johnson (Prospector), Larry Anthony (Detective), Wendy Stuart (Marsha), Nancy Dow (Tersa), Lola Bell (Barber), Michael Panaieff (Chekov), Louise Lawson (Miss Minnow), Whitey Hughes (Thug at Russian Grotto)

A Russian count offers a captive American vice-consul in exchange for cousin, a paroled prisoner. When the prisoner is killed, Artie is forced to go in disguised as the man so that they can recover the vice-consul.



47 :02x20 - The Night of the Vicious Valentine

First aired: Feb/10/1967
Writer: Leigh Chapman
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Agnes Moorehead (Emma Valentine), Diane McBain (Elaine Dodd), Sherry Jackson (Michele Le Master), Henry Beckman (Paul J. Lambert), Walter Sande (Colonel Crockett), Shepard Menken (E.N. Itnelav), J. Edward McKinley (Curtis Langley Dodd), Don Dillaway (Griffin the Butler), Owen Cunningham (Minister), Mitzie Evans (Aide (Gates)), Jack Perkins (Lenny), Mickey Daniels (Giggling Henchman)

A homicidal matchmaker plans to conquer the U.S. and declare herself Empress by taking control of the assets of five rich industrialists by having them marry her agents and then kill them.



48 :02x21 - The Night of the Brain

First aired: Feb/17/1967
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr.
Director: Larry Peerce
Guest star: Edward Andrews (Braine), Brioni Farrell (Voulee), John Warburton (Col. Arnette (Colonel Royce Arnette)), Allen Jaffe (Leeto), Phil Arnold (Almeric), Jay Jostyn (Butler), Don Rizzan (Guard), Whitey Hughes (Thug), Margaret Mason (Lola), Dick Cangey (Thug), Art Koulias (Brundage)

A megalomaniacal genius who uses a steam-powered wheelchair to propel himself and conserve brain power, matches wits with Jim and Artie, luring them to him by killing their friends and sending the agents fake newspaper in advance announcing his intentions.



50 :02x22 - The Night of the Deadly Bubble

First aired: Feb/24/1967
Writer: Michael Edwards
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Alfred Ryder (Capt. Horatio Philo), Judy Lang (Dr. Abigail J. Pringle), Lou Krugman (Blind Beggar / Felix), Nelson Welch (Professor McClennon), Nacho Galindo (Pepe), Kai Hernandez (Maid), Whitey Hughes (Cantina Thug), Bob Herron (Henchman), Dick Cangey (Henchman), Mickey Golden (Door Guard)

When a series of tidal waves sweep across the Atlantic, James and Artemus meet with a oceanographer who knows the cause. When the man is killed, the agents set out to find his associate, who may know the secret of the person responsible for the devastation.



51 :02x23 - The Night of the Surreal McCoy

First aired: Mar/03/1967
Writer: John Kneubuhl
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), John Doucette (Axel Morgan), Ivan Triesault (Ambassador (Herzburg Ambassador)), John Alonzo (Lightnin' McCoy), Noel Drayton (Museum Director), Quintin Sondergaard (Gunman (as Quenton Sondergaard)), Jorge Moreno (Barkeep)

There's an impossible theft of closely-guarded rare jewels. Jim and Artie soon determine that Dr. Loveless is responsible. His newest gadget: a device that allows him to enter paintings and emerge any time he wishes.



52 :02x24 - The Night of the Colonel's Ghost

First aired: Mar/10/1967
Writer: Ken Kolb
Director: Charles Rondeau
Guest star: Kathie Browne (Jennifer Caine), Lee Bergere (Colonel Walter Gibson), Alan Hewitt (Vincent Pernell), Walker Edmiston (Sheriff Tom Hollis), Roy Engel (President Ulysses S. Grant), Gordon Wescourt (Bert Caine), Ralph Gary (Chris Davidson), Bill Shannon (Abel Caine), Arthur Hunnicutt (Doc Gavin)

Jim rides ahead to the town of Gibsonville, where President Grant will be dedicating a statue to a fellow soldier. Unfortunately Gibsonville is plagued by a string of broken-neck deaths as greedy townfolks hunt for a hidden treasure.



53 :02x25 - The Night of the Deadly Blossom

First aired: Mar/17/1967
Writer: Dan Mainwaring
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Nehemiah Persoff (Adam Barclay), Miiko Taka (Haruko (Haruko Ishuda)), George Keymas (Doctor I), Pitt Herbert (Levering Mayhew David), Lou Straley (Doctor II), Carole Kane (Nurse), Tiki Santos (King Kalakua), Reggie Valencia (Palea), Soon-Tek Oh (Chinese Houseboy), Peter Hale (Myron Kendrick), Duane Grey (Dock Guard), Mel Prestidge (Polynesian)

The assassination of a naval intelligence officer and the sinking of a frigate leads the agents to a Hawaiian expatriate who plans to kill King Kalakua and take control of the islands.



54 :02x26 - The Night of the Cadre

First aired: Mar/24/1967
Writer: Digby Wolfe
Director: Leon Benson
Guest star: Don Gordon (General Trask (General Titus Trask)), Richard Jaeckel (Sergeant Stryker), Sheilah Wells (Josephine), Ken Drake (Professor Frimm), Tol Avery (Warden Primwick), Vince Howard (Ralph Kleed), Whitey Hughes (Mounted Soldier #1)

An ex-army sergeant promotes himself to General and plans revenge against President Grant by putting mind control crystals into convicted criminals... and Jim tries to infiltrate his organization.



55 :02x27 - The Night of the Wolf

First aired: Mar/31/1967
Writer: Earl Barret, Robert C. Dennis
Director: Charles Rondeau
Guest star: Joseph Campanella (Talamantes), Lorri Scott (Leandra (Leandra Novokolik)), John Marley (King Stefan IX), Jonathan Lippe (Capt. Dushan (Captain Adam Dushan)), Michael Shillo (Dr. Hanska), Eddie Fontaine (Sheriff Twilley), Charles H. Radilak (The Priest (as Charles Radilac)), Jimmie Booth (Stage Driver (Billy)), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

Jim and Artie are charged with delivering an exiled royal and his daughter back to his home country to be crowned as king. However, a mysterious sorcerer with power over wolves wants to make sure that the person on the throne is subject to his mental influence.



56 :02x28 - The Night of the Bogus Bandits

First aired: Apr/07/1967
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Marianna Hill (Belladonna), Patsy Kelly (Mrs. Bancroft), Grace Gaynor (Pearline Hastings), Don 'Red' Barry (Rainey (as Donald Barry)), Walter Sande (Col. Crockett), Roland La Starza (Joe Kirby (as Roland LaStarza)), Charles Wagenheim (Vance Rawlinson), William Challee (Fargo), Murray Alper (Bartender), Troy Melton (Whaley), Charles Fredericks (Drunk), Jack Orrison (Mr. Butcher), Jack Rigney (Mr. Krane), William Massey (Teller), Frank Sully (Telegrapher)

Dr. Loveless' newest scheme involved staging bank heists and then burning the money. Jim and Artie get on his trail an discover that the bank robberies are simply training exercises, and the good doctor has much greater plans to create his own country within the U.S.



57 :03x01 - The Night of the Bubbling Death

First aired: Sep/08/1967
Writer: David Moessinger
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Madlyn Rhue (Carlotta (Carlotta Waters)), Harold Gould (Victor (Victor Freemantle)), William Schallert (Silas Grigsby), Timothy Brown (Cartwheel (and Introducing as Clint Cartwheel: as Timmy Brown)), Val Avery (Big Brad Logan), A. G. Vitanza (Pima), John Matthews (Driver)

The U.S. Constitution has been stolen! A revolutionist, Victor Freemantle, has obtained it and plans to destroy it if the U.S. doesn't grant Texas' Panhandle Strip independence and pay him a $1 million ransom. Jim and Artie must take in an expert, Grigsby, to verify it and then find a way to recover it.



58 :03x02 - The Night of the Firebrand

First aired: Sep/15/1967
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Michael Caffey
Guest star: Pernell Roberts (Sean O'Reilley), Lana Wood (Vixen O'Shaugnessy (Sheila "Vixen" O'Shaugnessy)), Len Wayland (Major Jason), Paul Prokop (Clint Hoxie), Russ McCubbin (Briscoe), Zack Banks (Pierre), Paul Lambert (Andre Durain), Dick Cangey (O'Reilley Man)

Jim and Artie go after Sean O'Reilley, a revolutionary who plans to take control of Canada with stolen munitions taken from an American fort that needs the weapons to defend itself from marauding Indians.



59 :03x03 - The Night of the Assassin

First aired: Sep/22/1967
Writer: Robert C. Dennis, Earl Barret
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Robert Loggia (Colonel Arsenio "Arsenic" Barbossa), Carlos Romero (Lieutenant), Conlan Carter (Halvorsen (Frank Halvorsen)), Donald Woods (Griswold), Nina Roman (Lupita Gonzalez), Phyllis Davis (Lt. Ramirez), Nate Esformes (Perrico Mendoza), Ramon Novarro (Don Tomas), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

An assassin tries to kill President Juarez of Mexico... and Jim and Artie must get the man out of prison to find out who hired him, and why.



60 :03x04 - The Night Dr. Loveless Died

First aired: Sep/29/1967
Writer: Henry Sharp
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Loveless (Dr. Miguelito Loveless)), Susan Oliver (Triste), Anthony Caruso (Deuce), Robert Ellenstein (Arthur Tickle), Jonathan Hole (The Bank Manager (Bank Manager Welles)), Chubby Johnson (The Sheriff (Sheriff Quail)), Peter Hale (Layden), Lew Brown (Guard), Deborah Lee (Girl #1), Marty Koppenhafer (Girl #2)

Dr. Loveless is dead! But his former associates want the key that's around his wrist, a key that leads to valuable files. Loveless' uncle Dr. Liebknicht can lead Jim and Artie to the files, but Jim has to keep him alive long enough to get there.



61 :03x05 - The Night of the Jack O'Diamonds

First aired: Oct/06/1967
Writer: Denne Bart Petitclerc
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Frank Silvera (Sordo), Mario Alcalde (Fortuna (Captain Raoul Fortuna)), James Almanzar (Gregorio), David Renard (Enrique (Enrique Garcia)), Rico Alaniz (Chico), Louis Massad (Juan), Ref Sanchez (Antonio), Marie Gomez (Isabel)

Jim and Artie are escorting a rare Arabian horse to President Juarez of Mexico, a gift from Grant. A legendary bandit, Sordo, steals the horse for himself and the agents have to track Sordo down. However, Jim is forced to ally with Sordo when anti-Juarez forces try to kill them both and take the horse.



62 :03x06 - The Night of the Samurai

First aired: Oct/13/1967
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Director: Gunner Hellström
Guest star: Irene Tsu (Reiko O'Hara), Thayer David (Hannibal Egloff), Paul Stevens (Falconer (Gideon Falconer)), Khigh Dhiegh (Baron Saigo), John Hubbard (Clive Finsbury), Jerry Fujikawa (Prince Shinosuke), Jane Betts (Madame Moustache), Helen Funai (Japanese Maiden), Anders Andelius (Soapy), Candy Ward (Handmaiden #1), Elizabeth Germaine (Handmaiden #2 (as Liz Germaine)), Carole Mathews (Handmaiden #3 (as Carole Matthews)), Red West (Thug in Boat), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

The Americans are preparing to return an antique samurai sword to the Japanese when an unknown thief steals it. Jim and Artie have 24 hours to find it before diplomat relations between the two countries collapse and an emperor hostile to the U.S. takes power.



63 :03x07 - The Night of the Hangman

First aired: Oct/20/1967
Writer: Peter G. Robinson, Ron Silverman
Director: James B. Clark
Guest star: Martin E. Brooks (Franklin Poore (as Martin Brooks)), Sarah Marshall (Eugenia Rawlins), Paul Fix (Judge Blake), Harry Dean Stanton (Lucius Brand (as Dean Stanton)), Charles Lane (Roger Creed), Carolyn Daniels (Mrs. Brand (as Carolan Daniels)), Jesslyn Fax (Mrs. Peacock), John Pickard (Amos Rawlins), Gregg Palmer (Sheriff Jonas Bolt), Anna Capri (Abigail Moss), Whitey Hughes (Novelty Shop Thug)

The agents' stopover in a town turns to tragedy when a popular rancher is murdered. Jim easily catches the killer and he is readily convicted and sentenced to hang. However, the agents soon suspect that things were too cut-and-dried and decide to investigate for themselves.



64 :03x08 - The Night of Montezuma's Hordes

First aired: Oct/27/1967
Writer: Max Ehrlich
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Ray Walston (Professor Johnson (Professor Henry Johnson)), Jack Elam (Zack Slade), Edmund Hashim (Col. Pedro Sanchez), Roland La Starza (Jake (as Roland LaStarza)), Hal John Norman (Indian Guide (as Hal Jon Norman)), Roy Monsell (Dr. Mallory (Dr. John Mallory)), Eddie Little Sky (Aztec Chief), Carla Borelli (Sun Goddess), Ludmila Alixanova (Handmaiden), Whitey Hughes (Slade's Thug)

Jim and Artie are assigned to accompany a Mexican officer on a joint trip to recover a vast Aztec treasure hidden in Texas. But criminals infiltrate the expedition and the group soon finds themselves in the hands of the descendents of the ancient Aztecs.



65 :03x09 - The Night of the Circus of Death

First aired: Nov/03/1967
Writer: Arthur Weingarten
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Philip Bruns (Abner Lennox), Arlene Martel (Erika), Paul Comi (Farnsworth (Burt Farnsworth)), Arthur Malet (Doc Keyno), Florence Sundstrom (Mrs. Moore), Dort Clark (Colonel Housley), Morgan Farley (Harry Holmes), Judi Sherven (Priscilla (Priscilla Goodbody)), Merri Ashley (Girl), Sharon Cintron (Secretary), Ernie Misko (Guard), Barbara Hemmingway (Lola), John Armond (Bronzini), Joan Huntington (Mrs. Lennox (Mary Lennox)), Red West (Flamethrower Agent)

Jim and Artie go after a counterfeit ring centered in Denver, and suspect that the director of the Denver Mint may be involved. But when Jim is attacked by a man wielding a candy-striped flamethrower, the trail leads them to a circus.



66 :03x10 - The Night of the Falcon

First aired: Nov/10/1967
Writer: Robert Kent
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Robert Duvall (Dr. Horace Humphries), Lisa Gaye (Lana Benson), Kurt Kreuger (Heindorf (Alex Heindorf)), John Alderson (Clive Marchmount), Joseph Ruskin (Munez (Felice Munez)), George Keymas (Balya (Silvio Balya)), Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Edward Knight (General Lassiter), Gene Tyburn (Felton), Lynn Wood (Woman), Michele Tobin (Bonnie), Michael Shea (Boy), William Phipps (Marshall), Warren Hammack (Soldier), Dick Cangey (Falcon Heavy)

A criminal mastermind and explosives expert, "The Falcon," has created a huge falcon-shaped cannon and demands an exorbitant ransom so he won't destroy Denver. Jim and Artie infiltrate the Falcon's organization and discover that criminals from across the world have arrived to see the cannon's demonstration and bid on the weapon.



67 :03x11 - The Night of the Cut-throats

First aired: Nov/17/1967
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Bradford Dillman (Mike Trayne), Jackie Coogan (Sheriff Koster), Walter Burke (Cassidy (James Cassidy)), Shug Fisher (Jeremiah), Eddie Quillan (Hogan), Harry Swoger (Bartender), Beverly Garland (Sally Yarnell), Lou Straley (Clerk), Quintin Sondergaard (Man), Sharon Cintron (Waiting Lady), Marilyn Hare (Lady in Stagecoach)

Jim and Artie arrive in the town of New Athens, where the townfolks are packing up and leaving because of the threat of an army of cut-throats who plan to attack the town under the command of the mysterious Mike Trayne.



68 :03x12 - The Night of the Legion of Death

First aired: Nov/24/1967
Writer: Earl Barret, Robert C. Dennis
Director: Alex Nicol
Guest star: Kent Smith (Governor Winston Brubaker (Winston E. Brubaker)), Anthony Zerbe (Deke Montgomery), Karen Jensen (Catherine Kittridge), Toian Matchinga (Henriette Faure), Walter Brooke (Prosecutor), Alex Gerry (Judge), James Nusser (Reeves), Donnelly Rhodes (Captain Dansby), Douglas Rowe (Attendant (as Doug Rowe)), Eli Behar (Warden), Thad Fitzgerald (Corporal #1), Ralph Thomas (Corporal #2), Robert Terry (Dan Kittridge), Bill Erwin (Jury Foreman), Don Ross (Jury Member), Whitey Hughes (Trial Room Thug), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

A territorial governor declares martial law and uses his Black Legion to enforce his decrees. Grant sends Jim and Artie to arrest the man and bring him back to Washington.



69 :03x13 - The Night of the Turncoat

First aired: Dec/01/1967
Director: James B. Clark
Guest star: John McGiver (Elisha Calamander), Marj Dusay (Crystal (Crystal Fair)), Walker Edmiston (Preacher), Bebe Louie (Song), Brad Trumbull (Doctor (Raymond)), Noel Swann (Golem (Inigo Golem)), Andy Davis (Hansbury), John Armond (Waiter), George Sperdakos (Door Guard), David Frank (2nd Reporter), Richard Karie (Keeley), Kay Cousins Johnson (Matron (as Kay Cousins)), Frederick Combs (Elevator Operator), James Driskill (Bartender (Lobo, as Jim Driskill)), Dick Cangey (Moke), Frank Cappiello (Teller), Ron Brogan (Guard Officer), Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond)

Someone sets up Jim in a series of events intended to discredited him. Once the agent is fired from the Secret Service, the mysterious individual approaches Jim and offers him $100,000 to steal a valuable item from a 30' saltwater tank in an isolated laboratory.



70 :03x14 - The Night of the Iron Fist

First aired: Dec/08/1967
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Mark Lenard (Count Draja), Bill Fletcher (Stark (Joe Stark)), Ford Rainey (Garrison (Pa Garrison)), Ross Hagen (Kelso (Gabe Kelso)), Bo Hopkins (Zack (Zack Garrison)), Wilhelm Von Homburg (Abel (Abel Garrison)), James Gavin (Sheriff (Sheriff Norm Petrie)), Wayne Heffley (Deputy), Craig Shreeve (Reporter), Fred Stromsoe (Cal), Jerry Laveroni (Cass), Dick Cangey (Ben), Troy Melton (Harry), Whitey Hughes (George), Red West (Roy), Lisa Pera (Countess Zorana)

Jim and Artie are charged with extraditing Count Draja back to his Bosnian homeland. While Jim rides with Draja across the desert and copes with a family looking to collect the reward on Draja, Artie disguises himself as Draja and finds himself "rescued" by men who want the $500,00 in loot that the count has buried somewhere in the vicinity.



71 :03x15 - The Night of the Running Death

First aired: Dec/15/1967
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Gunner Hellström
Guest star: Jason Evers (Kohner (Chris Kohner)), Karen Arthur (Gerta), Maggie Thrett (Dierdre), Laurie Burton (Alice), Britt Nilsson (Joan), Oscar Beregi, Jr. (Colonel Dieboldt (as Oscar Beregi)), Dub Taylor (Pete (Pete Carstairs)), Ken Swofford (Sloan), John Pickard (Govenor Ireland (Tom Ireland)), Jerry Laveroni (Eli Bardhoom), Don Rizzan (Markham), Sherry Mitchell (Silva), Dante DiPaolo (Jeff Smith (as Dante D'Paulo)), Ken Del Conte (Head Guard), Larry Aten (Desk Clerk (as Lawrence Aten)), Tony Gange (Waiter), T. C. Jones (Enzo (Miss Tyler)), Jerry Maren (Coco), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

To protect the Colorado governor, Jim and Artie join a wagon train. One of the passengers is a European assassin who likes to break the necks of his victims, and the agents have no idea which passenger is the killer.



72 :03x16 - The Night of the Arrow

First aired: Dec/29/1967
Writer: Leigh Chapman
Director: Alex Nicol
Guest star: Jeannine Riley (Aimee Baldwin), Robert Phillips (Oconee), Frank Marth (Colonel Rath (Colonel Theodore M. Rath)), Logan Field (Sergeant), Roy Engel (President Ulysses S. Grant), Paul Sorenson (Major Lock), Lew Brown (2nd Guard), William Bassett (Lt. Carter (as William H. Bassett)), William Massey (Jailer), Venita Wolf (Lucy), William Callaway (Sentry (as Bill Callaway)), Frank Cappiello (Fighter (Hendricks)), Robert J. Wilke (General Baldwin (Maj. Gen. Titus Ord Baldwin)), Barry Cahill (3rd Guard), Shari Nims (Jeanne), Dick Cangey (Heavy), Ralph Gambina (Referee)

A blood-and-guts general plans to pave his way to the Presidency by launching attacks on hostile Indian tribes. President Grant wants to stop the violence and sends Jim and Artie in to find out who is responsible and put a stop to the potential outbreak of war.



73 :03x17 - The Night of the Headless Woman

First aired: Jan/05/1968
Writer: Edward J. Lakso
Director: Alan Crosland, Jr.
Guest star: Richard Anderson (James Jeffers), John McLiam (Tucker), Theodore Marcuse (Hassan (Abdul Hassan, as Theo Marcuse)), Steve Mitchell (Ringo), Harry Lauter (Marshal), Quintin Sondergaard (Driver (as Quent Sondergaard)), Don Rizzan (Grooves), Pepe Callahan (Jon), Marlene Tracy (Joanne), Sandra Wells (Mary), Marina Ghane (Fatima), Lou Straley (Swanson), Dawn Wells (Betsy (Betsy Jeffers)), Whitey Hughes (Thug with Scimitar), Dick Cangey (Wharf Heavy)

Jim and Artie investigate... a boll weevil smuggling operation? Unfortunately the insects pose a deadly threat to American cotton crops and if the smuggling operation isn't stopped, every cotton field in the U.S. will be destroyed within five years.



74 :03x18 - The Night of the Vipers

First aired: Jan/12/1968
Writer: Robert Kent
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Nick Adams (Sheriff David Cord), Donald Davis (Mayor Vance Beaumont), Sandra Smith (Nadine Conover), Richard O'Brien (Sheriff Tenny), Johnny Haymer (Moriarity (Aloyisius Moriarity)), Red West (Klaxton (Jack Klaxton)), Gwyn Tilford (Woman), Clay Hodges (Boxer), Whitey Hughes (Deputy)

Jim and Artie are sent to investigate a series of bank robberies committed by the Viper Gang. Only one town in the area, Freedom, KS, hasn't been hit, and the agents soon figure that someone in town is the leader of the gang.



75 :03x19 - The Night of the Underground Terror

First aired: Jan/19/1968
Writer: Max Hodge
Director: James B. Clark
Guest star: Nehemiah Persoff (Hazard), Jeff Corey (Tacitus Mosely), Douglas Henderson (Colonel Richmond (Colonel James Richmond)), Sabrina Scharf (China (China Hazard)), Gregg Martell (Cajun), Kenya Coburn (Madame Pompadour), Louise Lawson (Slave Girl), Whitey Hughes (Steinlen), Dick Cangey (Carter), Jerry Laveroni (Quist), Red West (Maberly), Terry Leonard (Cope)

A young woman recruits Jim to help her father, Major Hazard, who was crippled by a sadistic camp commandant. Hazard and his men want revenge on the commandant, Mosely, but reluctantly give Jim the man's location... but Hazard has his own plans.



76 :03x20 - The Night of the Death Masks

First aired: Jan/26/1968
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Mike Moder
Guest star: Milton Selzer (Emmet Stark), Patricia McCormack (Betsy (Patty McCormack)), Douglas Henderson (Colonel Richmond), Louis Quinn (Goff (Hector Goff, as Louie Quinn)), Bill Quinn (Dr. Prior), Bobbie Jordan (Fleur Fogarty (as Bobbi Jordan)), Judith McConnell (Amanda (as Judy McConnell)), Sam Edwards (Station Master), Kristi Kimble (Velia (Velia Marsh)), Holly Bane (Stage Driver (Jesse, as Mike Ragan)), Chuck Courtney (Cavalry Officer), Dick Cangey (Soldier), Jerry Laveroni (Soldier), Whitey Hughes (Stark Imposter #2)

Jim finds himself stranded in the middle of the desert in the unknown town of Paradox, NV. As masked mannequins shoot at him and a mysterious woman appears and disappears, the agent begins to realize that the entire thing is part of a madman's twisted scheme for revenge.



77 :03x21 - The Night of the Undead

First aired: Feb/02/1968
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr.
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Hurd Hatfield (Dr. Articulus), Joan Delaney (Mariah Eddington), Priscilla Morrill (Phalah), John Zaremba (Dr. Eddington), Joseph V. Perry (Bartender (Gilly, as Joe Perry)), David Fresco (Griseley), Marvin Brody (Player #1), Rush Williams (Player #2), Rosey Grier (Tiny Jon (as Roosevelt Grier)), Hal Dewindt (Taro), Kai Hernandez (Domino), Alvenia Bentley (Creole Dancer), Whitey Hughes (Guard), Dick Cangey (Guard)

The search for a missing scientist takes Jim and Artie into the Louisiana bayous. There they find voodoo ceremonies, zombies, a mad scientist, and a long-delayed wedding.



78 :03x22 - The Night of the Amnesiac

First aired: Feb/09/1968
Director: Lawrence Dobkin
Guest star: Sharon Farrell (Cloris (Cloris Colton)), Edward Asner (Furman Crotty), John Kellogg (Rusty), Kevin Hagen (Silas Crotty), George Petrie (Col. Petrie), Johnny Jensen (The Boy), James Nolan (The Warden (as Jim Nolan)), Jack Rigney (The Bartender), Don Howorth (The Brute (Don Howorth--Mr. World)), Jerry Laveroni (Irish), Sebastian Tom (Masseur), Gil Lamb (Claude (Claude Peepers)), Whitey Hughes (Mexican Thug), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

Jim is escorting a case of smallpox vaccine to a town suffering from an epidemic, but outlaws take it, wound him in the head, and leave him for dead. Suffering from amnesia, Jim stumbles into a nearby town where a saloon girl takes him under her wing. Meanwhile, the man behind the theft, Furman Crotty, uses the vaccine as leverage to get himself released from prison and demand a million dollars from the U.S. government.



79 :03x23 - The Night of the Simian Terror

First aired: Feb/16/1968
Writer: Earl Barret, Robert C. Dennis
Director: Michael Caffey
Guest star: H. M. Wynant (Aaron (Aaron Buckley)), John Abbott (Dr. Sigmund Von Liebig), Dabbs Greer (Seth Buckley), Felice Orlandi (Benjamin (Benjamin Buckley)), Grace Gaynor (Naomi Buckley), Ben Aliza (Caleb (Caleb Buckley)), Richard Kiel (Dimas), John S. Ragin (Rev. Hastings (as John Ragin)), James Gavin (Fletcher), Lori Lehman (Priscilla Hastings), Gabriel Walsh (Farmer), George Barrows (Johann (as George D. Barrows)), Whitey Hughes (Buckley Thug)

Jim and Artie ride to Kansas to bring Senator Buckley back to Washington. However, they quickly discover that Buckley and his sons have barricaded their manor against a strange intruder capable of crushing a man with his bare hands.



80 :03x24 - The Night of the Death-Maker

First aired: Feb/23/1968
Writer: Robert Kent
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Wendell Corey (Cullen Dane), J. Pat O'Malley (Brother Angelo), Angel Tompkins (Marcia Dennison), Arthur Batanides (Sergeant), Roy Engel (President Ulysses S. Grant (as Roy Engle)), Nicky Blair (Monk), Michael Fox (Gillespie (Joe Gillespie)), Charles Lampkin (Clerk), Joe Lansden (Secret Service Agent (Charles)), Britt Nilsson (Girl #1 (as Britt Nillsson)), Gale Warren (Girl #2), Red West (Fake Monk - Collins), Whitey Hughes (Fake Monk on Stairs), Dick Cangey (Dane's Soldier)

An organ grinder tries to kill President Grant with a Gatling gun hidden in his musical instrument. He fails, and a trail of raisins leads Jim and Artie to a monastery vineyard that has been taken over by a ex-Union general who plans to take control of California.



81 :04x01 - The Night of the Big Blackmail

First aired: Sep/27/1968
Writer: David Moessinger
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Harvey Korman (Baron Hinterstoisser), Ronald Rich (Dick January (as Ron Rich)), Martin Kosleck (Count Hackmar), Roy Engel (President Grant), Alice Nunn (Hilda), Wilhelm Von Homburg (Hess), Gilchrist Stuart (Gruber (as Gil Stuart)), Jerry Laveroni (Ziegler), Whitey Hughes (Underground Tunnel Guard), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

The evil Baron Hinterestoisser plans to humiliate President Ulysses S. Grant by showing a fake kinetoscope film of Grant signing a shady deal with a foreign power. Hinterestoisser has the film hidden in the German embassy under heavy guard and only Jim and Artie can get to it.



82 :04x02 - The Night of the Doomsday Formula

First aired: Oct/04/1968
Writer: Samuel Newman
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Kevin McCarthy (General Kroll (Major General Walter Kroll)), E. J. Andre (Dr. Crane), Melinda Plowman (Lorna Crane), Gail Billings (Verna Scott), Vince Howard (Bartender), Fred Stromsoe (2nd Guard), Dick Cangey (1st Guard), Red West (3rd Guard), Tommy J. Huff (4th Guard)

A scientist and his daughter are kidnapped by a cavalry officer turned arms dealer who wants the scientist's "doomsday formula": a massive explosive that he can sell to the highest foreign bidder.



83 :04x03 - The Night of the Juggernaut

First aired: Oct/11/1968
Writer: Calvin Clements Sr.
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Floyd Patterson (Lyle Dixon), Simon Scott (Theodore Bock), Gloria Calomee (Lonie Millard), Byron Foulger (County Clerk), Bart La Rue (Storekeeper (Maddox)), Peter Hale (Harwood (Tom Harwood)), Stuart Nisbet (Farmer #1), Irving Mosley (Farmer #2 (Victor)), Wild Bill Reynolds (Geezer), Evelyn Dutton (Nurse #1), Stardedt Kaava (Nurse #2), Fred Stromsoe (Hardcase), Mary Frann (Dr. Virginia Mays), Whitey Hughes (Gatling Gun Man)

Investigating crooks who are driving off homesteaders, Jim and Artie are confronted by a steam-driven juggernaut. Artie impersonates a businessman and buys the land, luring the crooks into making him their next target.



84 :04x04 - The Night of the Sedgewick Curse

First aired: Oct/18/1968
Guest star: Lee Weaver (Desk Clerk #2), Sharon Acker (Lavinia Sedgewick), Frank Campanella (Fingers), Jay Robinson (Dr. Maitland), Red West (Man #1)

A man Jim is assigned to meet mysteriously disappears at the Sedgewick Hotel. Jim and Artie determine he was suffering from a rare disease, and track him to the Sedgewick Manor, where a mysterious Dr. Maitland is working on a cure for a genetic disease that plagues the Sedgewick family.



85 :04x05 - The Night of the Gruesome Games

First aired: Oct/25/1968
Guest star: William Schallert (Rufus Kraus)

A vial with a volatile germ is stolen and Jim and Artie track it to a party hosted by an eccentric millionaire, Rufus Kraus, with a penchant for lethal games. The germ will release at midnight and the agents have that long to find it and survive Kraus' "entertainment."



86 :04x06 - The Night of the Kraken

First aired: Nov/01/1968
Writer: Stephen Kandel
Director: Michael Caffey
Guest star: Ted Knight (Daniel), Ford Rainey (Admiral Hammond), Marj Dusay (Dolores Hammond), Jason Evers (Commander Beach), Anthony Caruso (Aguila)

Jim and Artie meet with a Navy lieutenant to discuss what is threatening fishing in the area, but the man is killed... by a giant squid. Admiral Farragut is arriving in the area and the agents must determine what the monster is and who is responsible.



87 :04x07 - The Night of the Fugitives

First aired: Nov/08/1968
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Mike Moder, Gunner Hellström
Guest star: Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Simon Oakland (Diamond Dave Desmond), Charles McGraw (Sheriff Baggs), J. S. Johnson (Norbert Plank), Bill Baldwin (Hallelujah Harry), Susan Hart (Rhoda), Sid McCoy (Tod Warner), Mickey Hargitay (Monk)

Norbet Plank, the chief bookkeeper of a syndicate, is wanted for murder and flees to his boss' company town. Jim and Artie must get into the town, find the man, and get him out in one piece.



88 :04x08 - The Night of the Egyptian Queen

First aired: Nov/15/1968
Writer: Paul Playdon
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: William Marshall (Amalek), Penny Gaston (Rosie)

Thieves steal the gem-eye of the statue of the Sun God Ra, setting off an international incident, and Jim and Artie have to recover it. But the gem has much more value then simply its monetary worth: it's the key to something even greater.



89 :04x09 - The Night of Fire and Brimstone

First aired: Nov/22/1968
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Dabbs Greer (Captain Lyman Butler), John Crawford (Prof. Philip Colecrest), Bill Quinn (Dr. Emmet Sloane), Robert Phillips (Frank Roach), Red West (Chuck), Leslie Charleson (Dooley Sloane), Tommy J. Huff (Pete), Dick Cangey (Rusty), Charles Macaulay (Zack Morton (as Charles McCauley))

Jim and Artie are summoned to the deserted mining town of Brimstone by a Professor Colecrest, who has some secret to tell them. But the town has been taken over by Zack Morton and his henchman Roach, who are after a secret Confederate shipment. When Colecrest is badly injured, Artie must go for help while Jim holds off Roach and his men.. and deal with an elderly Confederate soldier.



90 :04x10 - The Night of the Camera

First aired: Nov/29/1968
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Victor Sen Yung (Baron Kyosai), Barry Atwater (Gideon Stix), Pat Paulsen (Bosley Cranston)

Jim and Jeremy get a new partner, timid Bosley Cranston, during their investigation of an opium-smuggling ring led by businessman Gideon Stix. Cranston's photographic memory proves invaluable when they must break into Stix's house and duplicate the man's records.



91 :04x11 - The Night of the Avaricious Actuary

First aired: Dec/06/1968
Guest star: Tol Avery (Asa Dempster), Emily Banks (Arden Masterson), Harold Gould (Taney/Dr. Kovacs)

Someone is selling "insurance" to rich businessman... and using a giant tuning fork to destroy their businesses with sound waves when they refuse to pay.



92 :04x12 - The Night of Miguelito's Revenge

First aired: Dec/13/1968
Guest star: Michael Dunn (Dr. Miguelito Loveless), Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Arthur Batanides (Pylo), Byron Morrow (Judge Fairlie), Susan Seaforth Hayes (Delilah (as Susan Seaforth)), Jim Shane (Tiny)

Dr. Loveless plans revenge on the people he holds a special grudge against, and kidnaps them one by one with a series of crimes based on a poem. Jim and his new partner Jeremy Pike go up against the good Doctor... and his steam-driven mechanical man.



93 :04x13 - The Night of the Pelican

First aired: Dec/26/1968
Writer: Richard Landau
Director: Alex Nicol
Guest star: Francine York (Dr. Sara Gibson), Debbie Wong (Kuei), Khigh Dhiegh (Din Chang)

West and Pike are on the trial of the villainous Chang and discover a plan to use Alcatraz Prison as the base of operations to take control of San Francisco.



94 :04x14 - The Night of the Spanish Curse

First aired: Jan/03/1969
Writer: Robert Kent
Director: Paul Stanley
Guest star: Fred Stromsoe (Conquistador #2), Ted de Corsia (1st Elder), Jorge Moreno (Proprietor), Pepe Callahan (Captain Rojas), Edward Colmans (Pepe), Richard Angarola (Allesandro), Toian Matchinga (Cosina), Thayer David (Cortez), Fred Villani (Morales)

Townspeople in New Mexico are under attack by bandits... who appear to be the ghosts of Cortez and his Conquistadores.



95 :04x15 - The Night of the Winged Terror (1)

First aired: Jan/17/1969
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Bernard Fox (Dr. Occularis-Jones), Jackie Coogan (Mayor Cecil Pudney), William Schallert (Frank Harper), Christopher Cary (Tycho), Roy Engel (President Ulysses S. Grant)



96 :04x16 - The Night of the Winged Terror (2)

First aired: Jan/24/1969
Writer: Ken Pettus
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: Jackie Coogan (Mayor Cecil Pudney), William Schallert (Frank Harper), Christopher Cary (Tycho), Roy Engel (President Ulysses S. Grant)



97 :04x17 - The Night of the Sabatini Death

First aired: Feb/07/1969
Writer: Shirl Hendryx
Director: Charles Rondeau
Guest star: Alan Hale, Jr. (Ned Brown (as Alan Hale)), Jim Backus (Swanson), Jill Townsend (Sylvia (Sylvia Nolan)), Bethel Leslie (Melanie), Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Ted de Corsia (Johnny Sabatini), Don 'Red' Barry (Farnsworth), Red West (Heavy #1), Ben Wright (Clarence), Thomas A. Geas (Sheriff Chayne), Dick Cangey (Heavy #2)

Dying crime lord Johnny Sabatini wants Jim to help his ward, the blind Sylvia, in exchange for him giving the agent information on another criminal, Boorman. Sylvia knows nothing about Sabatini's true background but has vague memories of the town of Calliope, MO. Jim and his new partner, chemist Ned Brown, investigate the matter and find that a $500,000 Army payroll was stolen and hid in Calliope, and someone knows more than they're telling.



98 :04x18 - The Night of the Janus

First aired: Feb/14/1969
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Arthur Malet (Professor Montague), Jack Carter (Alan Thorpe), Anthony Eisley (Warren Blessing)

Secret Service agent Fred Doorman is murdered after investigating reports of a traitor, and leaves behind a sheet of music as a clue. Jim and Jeremy try to decipher the possible code and Jim ends up at a Secret Service academy where a counterfeiting scheme is underway.



99 :04x19 - The Night of the Pistoleros

First aired: Feb/21/1969
Writer: Earl Barret, Robert C. Dennis
Director: Bernard McEveety
Guest star: Robert Pine (Lt. Murray), Edward Binns (Colonel Roper)

Jim and Artie get a message from an old friend that brings them to a fort at the Mexican border, where a group of men have infiltrated the outpost and plan to trigger a war with Mexico.



100 :04x20 - The Night of the Diva

First aired: Mar/07/1969
Director: Herb Wallerstein
Guest star: Beverly Todd (Angelique), Fred Stromsoe (Supernumerary), Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Martin Kosleck (Igor), Tommy J. Huff (Supernumerary), Patricia Dunn (Ellen Collingwood), Patrice Munsel (Rosa Montebello), Jorge Ben-Hur (Bartender), Khalil Bezaleel (Deluc), David Constantine (Messenger), Geraldine Baron (Caroline Mason), Red West (Thug), Whitey Hughes (Thug), Dick Cangey (Thug)

Jim meets with a newly-returned Artie in New Orleans, and Gordon has to accompany a temperamental Italian diva. Jim takes on Artie's duties but they're attacked at the opera and soon find that two other divas have disappeared within the opera house.



101 :04x21 - The Night of the Bleak Island

First aired: Mar/14/1969
Writer: Robert Kent
Director: Marvin Chomsky
Guest star: John Williams (Sir Nigel Scott), Gene Tyburn (Mark Chambers), Beverly Garland (Celia Rydell)

Jim travels to Bleak Island to collect a bequest to the National Museum, and teams up with former associate Sir Nigel Scott of Scotland Yard to defeat a master criminal named Calendar and his ghostly hound.



102 :04x22 - The Night of the Cossacks

First aired: Mar/21/1969
Writer: Oliver Crawford
Director: Mike Moder
Guest star: Norman Leavitt (Sheriff Corby), Oscar Beregi, Jr. (Petrovsky), Donnelly Rhodes (Captain Zabroff), Mary Frann (Princess Lina (as Jennifer Douglas)), John van Dreelen (Count Balkovitch), Nina Foch (Duchess Sophia), Guy Stockwell (Prince Gregor), Aliza Gur (Maria), Luis de Córdova (Priest), Dick Cangey (Heavy)

The royal family of Karovnia flees to the U.S. with a religious icon representing their family rulership. The person who forced them into exile and sent assassins after them, Count Balkovitch, needs the icon to assume power and only Jim and Artie stand in his way.



103 :04x23 - The Night of the Plague

First aired: Apr/04/1969
Director: Irving J. Moore
Guest star: Douglas Henderson (Colonel James Richmond), Edward LeVeque (Mexican Peasant), William Bryant (Duncan Lansing), Tyler McVey (Doctor), Cliff Norton (Drummer), Lana Wood (Averi Trent), James Lanphier (Malcolm), Bill Zuckert (Sheriff), Eddie Firestone (Stillis), Steve Raines (Ben), Flora Plumb (Saloon Girl #1), Pilar Del Rey (Mexican Matron), Wayne Cochran (Stacey), Dan Cass (Olin), Doug Pence (Stagehand), Artt Frank (Drunk Actor), Jacqueline J. Sayls (Saloon GIrl #2)

Governor Trent's daughter Averi is kidnapped by bandits, but while Jim goes to rescue her, Artie finds out that one of the men has the plague... and if Jim and anyone else exposed isn't treated in three days, they'll die.



104 :04x24 - The Night of the Tycoons

First aired: Apr/11/1969
Director: Mike Moder
Guest star: Jo Van Fleet (Amelia Bronston), Steve Carlson (Lionel Bronston), Joanie Sommers (Kyra Vanders), Tol Avery (Gorhan), Richard O'Brien (Van Cleve), Lee Duncan (Bartender), E. A. Sirianni (O'Brien), Nelson Welch (Board Member #5), Milton Parsons (Kessel), Virginia Peters (Matron), Maria Garcia (Honey), Mike Mahoney (Head Guard), Buff Brady (Butler), Jerry Mann (Board Member #6), Cal Currens (Businessman), Michelle Breeze (Melanie), Kelly Shannon (Girl), Red West (Clown Thug), Tommy J. Huff (Clown Thug), Dick Cangey (Clown Thug)

Jim comes to the aid of the Jupiter Corporation, which has already lost two members. When acting chair Amelia Bronston vetoes a request for Jim to help, the agent teams up with the headstrong Lionel, son of one of the dead men.



The Wild Wild West Revisited

First aired: May/09/1979



More Wild Wild West (1)

First aired: Oct/07/1980



105 :04x25 - More Wild Wild West (2)

First aired: Oct/08/1980