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Season 1 |
| 1 :01x01 - Alias Smith and Jones (Jan/05/1971) | Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry are members of the Devil's Hole Gang, but it is the 1880s and they are finding that technology is making it very difficult to be a successful robber of banks and trains.
When Sheriff Lom Trevors finds that the Governor is happy to extend amnesty to Heyes and Curry, the boys jump at the chance. However, there is a catch - the amnesty must remain a secret for twelve months, and the boys must prove that they have earned it before it can be granted to them.
Thus - Mr. Joshua Smith and Mr. Thaddeus Jones are born. | | Guest Stars: Jeanette Nolan as Miss Birdie, John Harper (1) as Outlaw, Julie Cobb as Young Girl, Owen Bush as Engineer, Harry Hickox (1) as Bartender, Peter Brocco as Pincus, Jon Shank as Outlaw, Sid Haig as Outlaw, Bill McKinney (1) as Lobo Riggs, Charles Dierkop as Shields, Earl Holliman as Wheat Carlson, James Drury as Sheriff Lom Trevors, John Russell as Marshall, Forrest Tucker as Deputy Harker, Susan Saint James as Miss Porter, Dennis Fimple as Kyle Murtry, Bill Fletcher as Kane | Director: Gene Levitt
Writer: Glen A. Larson, Matthew Howard | | | | | | |
| 3 :01x03 - Exit from Wickenburg (Jan/28/1971) | Heyes and Curry find employment in the gambling saloon at Wickenburg, but then find that the widow who is employing them seems to want to get rid of them despite the fact that they are doing a very good job.
Heyes suspects that somebody else is behind her sudden change of mind. | | Guest Stars: Lew Brown as Frank Johnson, Robert Gooden as First Cowboy, Ross Sherman as Second Cowboy, Dennis McCarthy as Dealer, Michael Bow as Young Cowboy, Jerry Harper (1) as Second Player, Amzie Strickland as Girl, Paul Kent as Ben Morrison, Susan Strasberg as Mary Cunningham, Ford Rainey as Warren Epps, Slim Pickens as Mike, Pernell Roberts as Sam Finrock, Mark Lenard (1) as Jim Plummer, Dan Kemp as Al Gorman, | Uncredited: Johnny Lee (3) as Tommy Cunningham | Director: Jeannot Szwarc
Writer: Robert Hamner | | | |
| 4 :01x04 - Wrong Train to Brimstone (Feb/04/1971) | Heyes and Curry unwittingly - and unlawfully - gain seats on a train which is full of Bannerman detectives who are out to catch the Devil's Hole Gang for once and for all.
This episode introduces Detective Harry Briscoe, a likeable antagonist, who appeared in a couple of episodes of the series. | | Guest Stars: Beth Bickell as Sara Blaine, Jon Lormer as Farmer, William Christopher as Telegrapher, Robert Gibbons (3) as Depot Clerk, William Bryant (1) as Fred Gaines, J. D. Cannon as Harry Briscoe, Harry Hickox (1) as Strothers, J. Pat O'Malley as H.T. McDuff, William Mims as Grady, William Windom as Jeremiah Daley | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Writer: Roy Huggins, Stephen Kandel | | | |
| 5 :01x05 - The Girl in Boxcar #3 (Feb/11/1971) | The Kid is commissioned to deliver $50,000 in bank notes to a town some distance away. There is some pursuit involved, so Heyes acts as a decoy.
The Kid finds himself riding the trains, and it is here that he meets Annabelle, a runaway girl who is pretending to be much more worldly than she actually is. | | Guest Stars: Michael Carr (1) as Briggs, Conlan Carter as Breen, Royal Dano as John Lambert, Raymond Guth as Farmer, John Larch as Griffin, Jack Garner as Stacey, Alan Hale, Jr. as Andrew J. Greer | Director: Leslie H. Martinson
Writer: Howard Browne (1) | | | |
| 6 :01x06 - The Great Shell Game (Feb/18/1971) | Grace Turner double crosses the Kid when he is in Mexico on business and gets the $10,000 reward for his capture.
However, she regrets her action as she finds that she has fallen in love with the Kid and later breaks him out of prison. This has the unfortunate effect of making it look as though Heyes and Curry were involved in collecting their own reward money.
Heyes sets up an elaborate 'sting' with Soapy Saunders called The Big Store to get the money back from Grace and thus to clear his and the Kid's names. | | Guest Stars: Peter Breck as Charles Morgan, Diana Muldaur as Mrs. Grace Turner, Sam Jaffe as Dr. Sylvester | Director: Richard Benedict
Writer: Glen A. Larson | | | |
| 7 :01x07 - Return to Devil's Hole (Feb/25/1971) | Clara Phillips is a woman with a mission - she wants to visit the Devil's Hole Gang hideout where she has reason to believe that her errant husband is hiding. But can this really be true?
Heyes has his doubts, but he takes her there, neverthelesss.
| | Guest Stars: Bill McKinny (2) as Lobo, Robert Williams (7) as Station Agent, Charlie Briggs as Red Mattson, Booth Colman as Carlton, Jon Lormer as Second Desk Clerk, Sid Haig as Merkle, Lee De Broux as Hardcase, Dennis Fimple as Kyle, Diana Hyland as Clara Phillips, Fernando Lamas as Big Jim Santana, Brett Halsey as Hamilton | Director: Bruce Kessler
Writer: Glen A. Larson | | Songs: Background Music -- Take A Look Around | | | |
| 8 :01x08 - A Fistful of Diamonds (Mar/04/1971) | August Binford is a crooked Bank Manager who robs his own bank and murders his assistant. The description he gives to the sheriff matches Heyes and the Kid's wanted posters, so now they find that there is a charge of murder against their names.
Enlisting the aid of Soapy Saunders once again, Heyes and the Kid embark on a complex fraud which involves salting a diamond mine, and which relies heavily on the greed of Bank Managers. | | Guest Stars: Lou Wagner as Butler, Clarke Gordon (2) as Charlie Wells, Paul Sorenson as Oliver Bristow, Mike Road as Sheriff Lom Trevors, Sam Jaffe as Dr. Sylvester (Soapy Saunders), Michele Carey as Betsy Jamison, John McGiver as August Binford, Ken Scott as Ben Morgan | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Writer: Robert Hamner
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 9 :01x09 - Stagecoach Seven (Mar/11/1971) | | A stationmaster takes Heyes and the Kid prisoner, but is then forced to fight a gang of outlaws who are also after the twenty thousand dollar reward money on Heyes' and the Kid's heads. | | Guest Stars: Dana Elcar (1) as Benjamin T. Bowers, Sallie Shockley as Ellen Loomis, Geoffrey Lewis (1) as Patch, Nick Benedict as Phil, Bernard Greene as Station Master, Randolph Mantooth as Dan Loomis, Mitzi Hoag as Winifred Bowers, Keenan Wynn as Charlie Utley, John Kellogg as Joe, Steve Ihnat as Harry Downs, Angela Clarke (1) as Hannah Utley, L. Q. Jones (1) as Clint Weaver | Director: Richard Benedict
Writer: Dick Nelson, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 10 :01x10 - The Man Who Murdered Himself (Mar/18/1971) | Heyes is hired as a guide by two Englishmen who are searching for a tribe of giant redheaded Indians rumored to have lived in the Devil's Hole area.
While Heyes dodges danger in the Devil's Hole area, the Kid drives a wagon load of dynamite across some very rough countryside indeed. | | Guest Stars: Bill McKinney (1) as Lobo Riggs, Walter Barnes (1) as Deputy Fred, Juliet Mills as Julia Finney, Harry Northrup as Hank, Maurice Hill as Miles Parker, Dennis Fimple as Kyle, Charles Davis (1) as Kevin Finney, Patrick Macnee as Norman Alexander, Slim Pickens as Sheriff Benton, Don Keefer as Dr. Wilson | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Writer: Robert Hamner, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 11 :01x11 - The Root of It All (Mar/25/1971) | Heyes and the Kid are on a stagecoach when it is robbed by a gang. A young lady on the stage is extremely anxious to retrieve a letter which was stolen in the robbery so Heyes and the Kid offer to get it for her.
The letter turns out to be a treasure map which leads Heyes and the Kid to some real buried treasure. | | Guest Stars: Jerome Cowan (1) as Waldo Hennessy, Frank Arno as Phil Laudermilk, Chuck Roberson as Stage Driver, C. Elliott Montgomery as Jenson, Read Morgan as Conductor, Walt Davis as Sheriff Brewster, Dick Crockett as Lefty Gooch, Meg Wyllie as Prudence Palmer, Tom Ewell as Deputy Treadwell, Judy Carne as Leslie O'Hara, Logan Ramsey as Oscar Rosewood, Victoria Thompson as Margaret Chapman, Mills Watson as Squint Simpson | Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Howard Browne (1), Jo Swerling, Jr. | | | |
| 12 :01x12 - The Fifth Victim (Apr/01/1971) | Heyes and the Kid become involved in a poker game in which all of the participants end up being murdered, one by one.
After Heyes is shot, it is up to the Kid to find out who is behind the murders. | | Guest Stars: Frederic Downs as Judge Peters, C. Lindsay Workman as Minister, Dennis Robertson as Deputy, Barbara Rhoades as Helen, George Chandler as Bartender, Sean Garrison as Harvey Bishop, Boyd 'Red' Morgan as Augie Helms, Joseph Campanella as Jake Carlson, Ramon Bieri as Sheriff Moody, Bill Quinn (1) as Doctor, Woodrow Parfrey as Sam Winters, Sharon Acker as Rachel Carlson | Director: Fernando Lamas
Writer: Glen A. Larson, Roy Huggins | | | | | | |
| 14 :01x14 - Never Trust an Honest Man (Apr/15/1971) | Heyes and the Kid are travelling on a train when they get involved in a poker game with Harlingen, a railroad magnate. Unfortunately Heyes' bag gets mixed up with Harlingen's secretary's bag which is identical.
When they discover the mistake they also find a fortune in jewels hidden in a Bible. With good intentions they take the jewels back to Harlingen, who is extremely ungrateful when he finds that they are copies. | | Guest Stars: Robert Bruce Lang (3) as Carl, Ford Rainey as Mr. McNeice, Glenn Dixon as Butler, Severn Darden as Oscar Harlenjen/Alan Harlenjen, Michael Carr (1) as Hank, Bill Fletcher as Logan, Richard Anderson (3) as James Quirt, Robert Donner as Preacher, Marj Dusay as Christine McNeice, Burt Mustin as Jeweler | Director: Douglas Heyes (1)
Writer: Philip DeGuere | | | |
| 15 :01x15 - The Legacy of Charlie O'Rourke (Apr/22/1971) | Riding into Browntown, Heyes and the Kid hear their names being called from the local jail. It is Charlie O'Rourke, sentenced to hang the next morning and anxious to let them know where he has buried a hoard of stolen gold.
Heyes and the Kid are not interested as it might affect their amnesty, but the local saloon girl is extremely interested, spending Charlie's last hours with him, singing and chatting. Another interested party is Harry Briscoe whom Heyes and the Kid had met on a train carrying Bannerman detectives, but who appears to have since become a little bit corrupt. | | Guest Stars: Gary van Orman as Clyde, Steve Gravers (1) as Parson, Hank Underwood as Vic, J. D. Cannon as Harry Briscoe, Billy Green Bush (2) as Charlie O'Rourke, Joan Hackett as Alice Banion, Guy Raymond as Sheriff Carver, Erik Holland (1) as Kurt Schmidt | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Writer: Dick Nelson | | Songs: Vocal -- The Streets Of Laredo | | | |
Season 2 |
| 16 :02x01 - The Day They Hanged Kid Curry (Sep/16/1971) | A young man claiming to be Kid Curry is going to be hanged for murder.
Curry must clear his name if he wishes to acquire an amnesty. | | Guest Stars: Frank Maxwell as Defense Attorney, Amzie Strickland as Miss Buckley, Read Morgan as Lobo, Booth Colman as Telegrapher, C. Elliott Montgomery as Deputy Collie, Sid Haig as Griffin, Paul Fix as Tom Hansen, Henry Jones (1) as Judge Carter, Dennis Fimple as Kyle Murtry, Mickey Shaughnessy as Deputy Hollis, Belinda Montgomery as Penny Roach, Walter Brennan as Silky O'Sullivan, Robert Morse (4) as Fred Philpotts, Earl Holliman as Wheat Carlson, Slim Pickens as Sheriff Whittaker | Director: Barry Shear
Writer: Glen A. Larson | | | | | | |
| 18 :02x03 - Jailbreak at Junction City (Sep/30/1971) | Heyes and Curry are press-ganged into being deputies by the local sheriff and are told to escort a gang of outlaws to Junction City.
Knowing that the sheriff at Junction City is ignorant of their real identities, Heyes and Curry are happy to go along with the plan, but events do not go as planned. | | Guest Stars: Harry Northrup as Potts, Jon Lormer as Telegrapher, Harry Hickox (1) as Sam Brock, William Bryant (1) as Barker, Allen Emerson as Hancock, Angus Duncan as Chester Brubaker, James Wainwright as Ribs Johnson, Kenneth Tobey as Sheriff Slocum, Thomas Bellin (1) as Springer, Jack Albertson as Judge Handley, George Montgomery as Clitterhouse, Bryan Montgomery as Johnny | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Writer: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 19 :02x04 - Smiler with a Gun (Oct/07/1971) | Heyes and Curry work with a man named Danny Bilson on a goldmine owned by an old man called Seth, the profits to be shared equally between the four men.
When Danny Bilson steals all the gold and leaves Heyes, Curry and Seth with no water and no transport in the middle of the desert, the lives of the three men are at stake. | | Guest Stars: James Houghton as Barker's Assistant, Dick Haynes (1) as Second Bartender, Leo Gordon as Ebenezer, Milton Frome as Barker, Barbara Stuart as Lurene, Colby Chester as Young Cowboy, Harry Lauter as Sheriff, Roger Davis as Denny Bilson, Will Geer (3) as Seth | Director: Fernando Lamas
Writer: Max Hodge
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 20 :02x05 - The Posse That Wouldn't Quit (Oct/14/1971) | Heyes and Curry are being pursued by a posse of lawmen which contains an apache with remarkable tracking abilities.
They end up hiding out with a temporarily laid up farmer, his wife and two tomboy daughters. While working around the ranch every day, a close friendship forms between the boys and the family.
Then one day the posse turns up. | | Guest Stars: Russell Garland Wiggens as Hank Smithers, Bert Holland as D.A. Lyons, Sidney Clute as Prosecutor Clark, Richard X. Slattery as Sheriff Morrison, Charles H. Gray (2) as Jesse Jordan, Lisa Eilbacher as Bridget Jordan, Vera Miles as Mrs. Jordan, Cindy Eilbacher as Beth Jordan, Peter Brocco as judge | Director: Harry Falk
Writer: Pat Fielder
Story: Roy Huggins | | Songs: Pete Duel -- Simple Gifts | | | |
| 21 :02x06 - Something to Get Hung About (Oct/21/1971) | Heyes and Curry have been hired by a man who wants Heyes to use his powers of persuasion to get his runaway wife to return to him.
Eventually Heyes succeeds, but when the man is murdered suspicion falls in the wrong place. | | Guest Stars: Ralph Montgomery as Poker Player Number One, Harper Flaherty as Poker Player Number Two, Jon Locke as Marsh, Bob Orrison as Man, Jimmy Nickerson as Stunt Double - Curry, Howard Curtis as Stunt Double - Stokely, Gary van Orman as Deputy, Dick Valentine as Messenger, Paul Carr as Hank Henderson, Ken Lynch (1) as Sheriff Gaines, Monte Markham as John Stokely, Noah Beery, Jr. as Sheriff, Meredith MacRae as Sarah Henderson, Roger Perry as R.M. Foster | Director: Jack Arnold (1)
Writer: Nicholas E. Beahr
Story: Roy Huggins | | | | | | |
| 23 :02x08 - Night of the Red Dog (Nov/04/1971) | Heyes and Curry meet an old prospector who, thinking that he hasn't long to live, gives them a map to a gold mine. The boys decide to mine it in company with some other men from the town.
Things go well for a while, with each man gathering his gold dust, and sizeable fortunes build up. However, one day Heyes and Curry discover that their precious cache of gold dust has been stolen, presumably by one of the men who is working on the site.
Meanwhile the old prospector has turned up - he hadn't been dying, but was simply weighed down by all that gold dust and was suffering from a hernia. He joins the rest of the boys working the mine, and although Heyes and Curry are extremely annoyed at the loss of their gold, things carry on until one day winter arrives with a rush and the men discover that they are snowed in for the winter in a cabin high up in the mountains.
The only way for Heyes and Curry to recoup their missing gold is to win it back at cards. They suspect that the thief is a dodgy Doctor of Medicine calling himself Dr. Chauncy Beauregard. When Heyes and Curry introduce a new card game called Montana Red Dog the Doctor suddenly finds himself on a losing streak. | | Guest Stars: Patti Chandler as Secretary, Robert Pratt (1) as Billy Boggs, Shannon Christie as Florence, Rory Calhoun as Jason Holloway, Paul Fix as Clarence, Joe Flynn (3) as Ralph Marsden, Jack Kelly (1) as Doc. Beauregard | Director: Russ Mayberry
Writer: Dick Nelson, Roy Huggins | | | | | | | | | |
| 26 :02x11 - Shootout at Diablo Station (Dec/02/1971) | Heyes and Curry are on their way by stagecoach to see Sheriff Lom Trevors about the state of their amnesty. The stagecoach pulls into Diablo Station so that the horses can be rested, and the passengers can get cups of coffee.
Into this scenario walk four gunmen. They tie up all the passengers, including Heyes and Curry, and then settle down to wait. Curry asks them what they're waiting for, and the leader of the outlaws tells them that they are waiting for Sheriff Lom Trevors to come. According to Chuck, the head of the outlaws, his brother had been killed by Trevors some time earlier, and he is burning with revenge and wishes to kill Trevors.
Heyes and Curry are extremely worried. Not only is Sheriff Lom Trevors a good friend, but the success of their amnesty depends on him. They must find a way of letting him know that he will be walking into an ambush. But how?
Then Heyes has one of his ideas. | | Guest Stars: Pat O'Brien (1) as Hayfoot Stockton, George Chandler as Telegrapher, Jack Manning (1) as Uncle Bart Lewis, Gary van Orman as Ward Webster, Bill Fletcher as Hank, Anne Archer as Ellen Lewis, Elizabeth Lane as Mary Lewis, Neville Brand as Chuck Gorman, Steve Sandor as Bud, Jim Antonio (1) as Harry, Mike Road as Sheriff Lom Trevors, Howard Duff as George Fendler | Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Story: Roy Huggins | Teleplay: William D. Gordon (3) | | | | | | |
| 28 :02x13 - Everything Else You Can Steal (Dec/16/1971) | When two young men posing as Heyes and Curry get involved in a bank robbery, the real Heyes and Curry hurry to the town where the event happened in order to clear their names.
But they don't realise that they will get involved with the real robber, who is a killer and a womaniser as well as being the son-in-law of the bank's Manager. | | Guest Stars: Robert Godden (1) as Robert Godden, Allen Joseph as Old Man, Parker West as Caleb White, Dennis Rucker as Billy Black, Jessica Walter as Louise Carson, David Canary as Sheriff Coffin, Kermit Murdock as Henry Blodgett, Patrick O'Neal as Kenneth Blake, Ann Sothern as Blackjack Jenny | Director: Alexander Singer
Writer: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 29 :02x14 - Miracle at Santa Marta (Dec/30/1971) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Gregory Walcott as Sam Bleeker, Rudy Diaz as First Policeman, Ref Sanchez as Stableman, Henry Carr as Porter, Queta De Acuna as Queta De Acuna, Steve Gravers (1) as Bookie, Fernando Escandon as Clerk, Charles Tyner as Turner, Ina Balin as Margaret Carruthers, Pat Crowley as Meg Parker, Craig Stevens (1) as Rolf Hanley, Nico Minardos as Alcalde, Joanna Barnes (1) as Mrs. Hanley | Director: Vincent Sherman
Writer: Dick Nelson, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 30 :02x15 - 21 Days to Tenstrike (Jan/06/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Paul Schott as Phil, Richard Wright as Hank, Harry Harvey as Telegrapher, Dick Cavett as Sheriff, Robert Colbert as Bud, Walter Brennan as Gantry, Joe Haworth (1) as Steve, Glenn Corbett as Ralph, Steve Forrest (1) as Jake, Pernell Roberts as Terence Tynan, Linda Marsh as Elizabeth Tynan | Director: Mel Ferber
Writer: Irving Pearlberg, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 31 :02x16 - The McCreedy Bust: Going, Going, Gone! (Jan/13/1972) | Heyes and Curry are approached by McCreedy who now knows their true identities and threatens to tell the sheriff if they don't do what he wants.
McCreedy wants to steal the McCreedy bust from Armendariz and then to sell it so that the fued between the two men will cease once and for all. He enlists Heyes' and Curry's help and Curry runs across a bullying local who insists on having everything his own way. | | Guest Stars: John Rayner as Man, Mitch Carter as Luke, Jerry Harper (1) as Poker Player Number One, Hal Needham as Duke, Daniel Francis Martin (1) as Dealer, Robert P. Lieb as Auctioneer, Bing Russell as Sheriff, Paul Micale as Little Man, Lee Majors as Joe Briggs, Burl Ives as Big Mac McCreedy, Bradford Dillman as Spencer, Cesar Romero as Senor Ernesto Armendariz, Ted Gehring as Seth Griffin | Director: Alexander Singer
Writer: Nicholas E. Baehr
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 32 :02x17 - The Man Who Broke the Bank at Red Gap (Jan/20/1972) | | Heyes and Curry are charged with a new bank roberry after meeting Chester E. Powers, a bank owner. After he saved them from bounty hunter Winford Fletcher, the two retired outlaws agreed to help Powers in what they thought was a legitimate scheme. It eventuates that he used them to rob his own bank, and has endangered their amnesty. | | Guest Stars: Richard Wright as Billy, Jerry Harper (1) as Townsman, Dennis Fimple as Kyle Murtry, Bill Toomey as Assistant, Broderick Crawford as Powers, Joe Schneider as Jess, Ford Rainey as Collins, Clarke Gordon (2) as Sheriff McWhirter, Rudy Vallee as Winford Fletcher | Director: Richard Benedict
Writer: Ric Hardman, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 33 :02x18 - The Men That Corrupted Hadleyburg (Jan/27/1972) | A poor prospector with his wife and young son captures Heyes and Curry and turns them into the sheriff at Hadleyburg.
However, when the prospector and his family start having twinges of conscience things brighten considerably for Heyes and Curry. | | Guest Stars: Dave Garroway as Judge, Adam West as Brubaker, J. D. Cannon as Harry Briscoe, Daniel Francis Martin (1) as Jury Foreman, Bill Anderson (2) as Cobb, Gene Evans as Phillips, Sheree North as Bess Tapscott, David Gruner as Tommy, Wally Cox as Matt Tapscott, Robert Gooden as Deputy, Frederic Downs as Prosecutor, Andy Devine (1) as Sheriff Bintell | Director: Jeff Corey
Writer: Dick Nelson, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 34 :02x19 - The Biggest Game in the West (Feb/03/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Ford Rainey as Collins, Dennis Fimple as Kyle Murtry, X Brands as Poker Player, Steve Gravers (1) as Mattson, Jackie Russell as Sallie, Bill McKinney (1) as Lobo Riggs, Jon Lormer as Parsons, Jim Backus as J.P. Sterling, Chill Wills as Bisby, Donald Woods (1) as Halberstam, Rod Cameron as Sheriff Grimly, Ralph Story as Narrator (1972-1973) | Director: Alexander Singer
Writer: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 35 :02x20 - Which Way to the OK Corral? (Feb/10/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: William Bakewell as Baker, Maurice Hill as Cherokee, Red Currie as Deputy Joe, Walt Davis as Deputy Jake, Bill Quinn (1) as Dispatcher (Jake Hawkins), Virginia Gregg as Emma McIntyre, Bill Fletcher as Doc Holliday, William Mims as Will McIntyre, Cameron Mitchell as Wyatt Earp, John Russell as Bart Russel, Jim Drum as Poker Player Number One, Tom Waters as Sheriff, Michele Lee (1) as Georgette Sinclair, Burl Ives as Big Mac McCreedy, Neville Brand as Sam Bacon, Jackie Coogan as Clifford, John Rivera as Alberto Diego, Jimmie Booth (1) as Second Stage Driver, John Leuger as Poker Player Number Three, Mike Mahoney (1) as Poker Player Number Two, Gary Puckett as Saloon Cowboy, Robert Knox as Deputy | Director: Jack Arnold (1)
Writer: Glen A. Larson
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 36 :02x21 - Don't Get Mad, Get Even (Feb/17/1972) | | Hayes believes a plan poker game which he lost money in was rigged, so he plans to retrieve it somehow. | | Guest Stars: John Banner as Otto, Gregg Palmer as Fermin, Monty Laird as Fargo, Karen Smith (1) as Fanny Turpin, Eugene Shields as Holdup Leader, David Morick as Hotel Clerk, Walter Brennan as Silky O'Sullivan, Robert Middleton (3) as Wheelwright, Michele Lee (1) as Georgette Sinclair | Director: Bruce Bilson
Writer: Roy Huggins | | | | | | |
| 38 :02x23 - Bad Night in Big Butte (Mar/02/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Amanda Reiss as Maria, Donny Sands as Driver, Laura Rose as Moxie, Walt Davis as Minister, Frank Ferguson (1) as Billings, Paul Schott as Hotel Clerk, Arthur O'Connell as Sheriff, Big Butte, Pat Buttram as Sheriff, Michele Lee (1) as Georgette Sinclair, Jack Elam as Boot Caby, Robert Nichols (2) as Doc, Dave Willock as Clerk, Big Butte, Mills Watson as Deputy Sheriff Sam Perkins, Sam Jaffe as Dr. Sylvester (Soapy Saunders) | Director: Richard L. Bare
Writer: Glen A. Larson
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
Season 3 |
| 39 :03x01 - The Long Chase (Sep/16/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Laurie Ferrone as First Girl, Renee Tetro as Second Girl, Tom Waters as Ranch Owner, Jon Lormer as Proprietor, Stephen R. Hudis (1) as Boy, Dave Garroway as Moroni Stebbins, Larry Storch as Mugs McGeehu, J. D. Cannon as Harry Briscoe, Frank Sinatra, Jr. (1) as Deputy Wermser, James Drury as Sheriff Tankersley, George Keymas as Hank Silvers | Director: Alexander Singer
Writer: Roy Huggins | | | | | | | | | |
| 42 :03x04 - The Clementine Ingredient (Oct/07/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Jerry Brown (1) as Stagecoach Driver, Jess Franco as Guard, David Morick as Hotel Clerk, Walt Davis as Clerk, Mills Watson as Chester, Cody Bearpaw as Indian, Ref Sanchez as Stableman, Joe Haworth (1) as Tad, Sally Field (1) as Clementine Hale, Ramon Bieri as Ted Thompson, Alejandro Rey as Ramon Cordoba | Director: Jack Arnold (1)
Writer: Gloryette Clark (1)
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 43 :03x05 - Bushwack! (Oct/21/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Charles H. Gray (2) as Sheriff Wiggins, Mark Holly as Jake Horn, Eugene Shields as Phil Westerly, Ford Rainey as Teshmacher, Frank Converse as Chris Truitt, Glenn Corbett as Marty Alcott, Michael Conrad as Mike McCloskey, Buddy Foster as Alonzo Taylor, Christine Belford as Ellie Alcott, Todd Martin (2) as Pete | Director: Jack Arnold (1)
Writer: David Moessinger, Roy Huggins | | | | | | |
| 45 :03x07 - The Ten Days That Shook Kid Curry (Nov/04/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Steve Gravers (1) as Bartender, Randall Carver (1) as Young Man, Monty Laird as Stunt Double - Riley, Jimmy Nickerson as Stunt Double - Curry, John McDonald (3) as Mr. Shaeffer, Bill Quinn (1) as Hotel Clerk, Ted Gehring as Jorgensen, Frederic Downs as Judge, Edd Byrnes (1) as Willard Riley, Shirley Knight as Amy Martin, Bill Fletcher as Doc Holliday, Barbara Bosson as Mrs. Schwedes, Ralph Montgomery as Clerk | Director: Edward M. Abroms
Writer: Gloryette Clark (1)
Story: Roy Huggins | | | |
| 46 :03x08 - The Day the Amnesty Came Through (Nov/25/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Sonny Shields as Black henry Smith, Charles Dierkop as Clayton Crewes, Jeff Corey as George W. Baxter, Robert Nichols (2) as Mr. Magruder, Warren Vanders as Curly Red Johnson, Gerald McRaney as Telegrapher, John Russell as Sheriff Lom Trevors, Robert Donner as Charlie Taylor, Lane Bradford as Ellen Anderson, Brett Halsey as Ed Starr | Director: Jeff Corey
Writer: Dick Nelson, Roy Huggins | | | |
| 47 :03x09 - The Strange Fate of Conrad Meyer Zulick (Dec/02/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Walt Davis as Player Number One, Rick Garcia as Miner Number One, Luis Moreno as Miner Number Two, Laurie Ferrone as Salvation Army Girl, Sorrell Booke as Zulick, Bert Santos as Lopez, Ninette Bravo as Dancer, Michael T. Mikler as Fallon, David Canary as Doc. Donovan, Dennis Rucker as Deputy, Slim Pickens as Sheriff, John Kellogg as Meade | Director: Richard C. Bennett (1)
Story: Roy Huggins | Teleplay: Nicholas E. Baehr | | | |
| 48 :03x10 - McGuffin (Dec/09/1972) | | • No Summary (Add Here) | | Guest Stars: Jack Manning (1) as Dr. O'Connell, Mort Mills as First Man, Allen Joseph as Ticket Agent, Chuck Hicks as Carson, X Brands as Roberts, Alice Nunn as Hotel Clerk, Monty Laird as Telegrapher, Clarke Gordon (2) as McGuffin, Walter Brooke as Chief Agent, Darleen Carr as Kate, L. Q. Jones (1) as Peterson, Jackie Coogan as Passenger Agent | Director: Alexander Singer
Writer: Nicholas E. Baehr
Story: Roy Huggins | | | | | | | | | |
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