A state official uses Matt's friendship with an outlaw for personal gain. Kitty-Cornered Photos. Guest Cast: Joe De Santis (as Mr. Hawtree), Gloria Talbott (as Holly Hawtree) and Wright King (as Ben Walling), Notes: "Home Surgery" was presented as a radio broadcast before it aired on television. All two-parters counted as two individual hour-long episodes, Thirty-four one-hour black-and-white episodesProducer: Norman Macdonnell; associate producer: Frank Paris Regular cast: James Arness (Matt Dillon), Dennis Weaver (Chester), Milburn Stone (Doc), Amanda Blake (Kitty)[45]Guest cast: In credits order. An innocent drifter saved from lynching at the hands of two unrelenting ranchers is fixed on revenge. First episode directed by Andrew V. McLaglen who would end up with 96 Gunsmoke credits, most of any director. This was actor Phil Rich's final role, passing away at the age of 57 on February 22, 1956. Matt asks Kimbro to put the badge back on to help guard a gold shipment, but Peak Stratton (Michael Strong) and his boys mean to take it from them. Gunsmoke was the number one-ranked television show from 1957 to 1961went on to run for 20 seasons from 1955 to 1975, for a total of 635 episodes. Aging lawman Lucas Murdoch (Jack Elam) sets out to get an outlaw gang led by Amos Carver (Jim Davis), unaware that his son Scott (Bob Random) is with them. Matt attempts to save a young girl from making some bad decisions but her boyfriend causes trouble for all of them. Abe captures Matt, and for sport, he and his remaining sons chase Matt in a manhunt through snow-capped mountain forests, intent on prolonging his suffering. Guest Cast: Paul Richards (as Dan Grat), Robert Anderson (as Jim Hill), Malcolm Atterbury (as Bird) and Howard Culver (as hotel clerk). Guest Cast: Jeff Silver (as Yorky), Howard Petrie (as Brant), Dennis Cross (as Tom), Malcolm Atterbury (as Seldon) and Mary Gregory (as Mrs. Seldon). First of six appearances for Joseph Mell in the role of Bill Pence, owner of the Long Branch saloon. 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Notes: The first of two appearances for Raymond Bailey playing the titled character, General Parsley Smith. Don . Notes: The viewer learns the exact date of the series in this episode, May 8, 1875, written on a telegram sent by Matt. Festus' cousin comes to town to marry him because of a pact between their fathers and when she's assaulted, Festus seeks revenge. Notes: Jayhawkers were militant gangs who often clashed with pro-slavery factions. A dying drunk tasks Matt with finding his daughter, a free and carefree spirit who makes the Marshal as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs. travel symbol copy and paste Guest Cast: Robert Easton (as Magnus Goode), James Anderson (as Lucifer Jones), Than Wyenn (as Dealer), Tim Graham (as Cowboy) and Dorothy Schuyler (as Olive). A California bound family finds both Matt and his prisoner unconscious and handcuffed to one another, but the captive comes to first claiming to be the marshal. Guest Cast: Michael Pate (as Wild Hog), Barney Phillips (as Ord Spicer), Robert Brubaker (as Jim Buck), Dabbs Greer (as Jonas) and Hank Patterson (as Jake). Dodge townspeople are highly agitated when a notorious gunfighter comes to town, and no one knows who he's after. The Judgement (1972) Back to episode. He won consecutive Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series in 1968 and 1969. Matt inadvertently gives away a young woman's daring cat-and-mouse plan of revenge against the two men that murdered her father. An old codger brings his simpleton nephew to town and decides that he would be a good fit for Matt's assistant but when Chester gets ambushed, the big galoot can't be found, making him a questionable suspect. The daughter of a traveling medicine man is savagely attacked by a local rancher's bad seed, and neither are willing to identify him. On the way to Mexicao, he rescues an orphaned girl Marcy McCloud (Dawn Lyn), and saloon gal Stella Silks (Shani Wallis). In this episode, his first of fourteen Gunsmoke appearances, he portrayed the scorned farmer, Willie Calhoun. John Walking Fox's $50 gold piece starts gold fever in Dodge City and makes the man a target of robbers. David Canary Bonanza, All My Children, Another World David Hoyt Canary (August 25, 1938 - November 16, 2015) was an American actor. Early), Preston Pierce (as Jeff Fraley), Ted Jordan (as Shiloh), Glenn Strange (as Sam), William Fawcett (as 1st Stage Man), James Nusser (as Louie Pheeters), Leonard P. Geer (credited Leonard Geer as 1st Posse Man), Phil Chambers (as 2nd Stage Man), Fred Coby (as 3rd Stage Man), Jeremy Slate (as Web Fraley), Jim Davis (as Clell Williams), Richard Jaeckel (as Pence Fraley), Michael Conrad (as Cash McLean) and John Anderson (as Les McConnell). Notes: James Drury played the lead in the 19621971 NBC Western television series, The Virginian. Farm boy Tommy Harker (Lance Kerwin) wants some "book-learning" but his father Oliver Harker (John Vernon) pulls him out of school to work the farm. Notes: June Carter Cash was an American singer, songwriter, actress and author. In the radio version, the daughter's name was "Tara Hantree.". However, Jack Sinclair (Eric Braeden) and his gang complicate matters by stopping the train to rob an army gold shipment. With $5,000 in stolen Wells Fargo money, outlaw Gristy Calhoun (John Saxon) is on the run from both the law and his double-crossing cohorts. Guest Cast: Peg Hillias (as Jenny), Paul Fix (as McCready), Bartlett Robinson (as Gabriel), Stuart Whitman (as Bart), Gordon Gebert (as Billy) and John Smith (as David). Outlaws use widow Abelia's (Jacqueline Scott) home as their hideout. Guest Cast: John Larch (as Clay Young), Ainslie Pryor (as Josh Nolan), Jeanne Bates (as Mrs. Nolan) and Edward Platt (credited Ed Platt as Mr. Burgess). In real life, Amanda Blake did have a light reddish mole in the same spot which was covered with makeup in all previous episodes. Two trail bosses driving their herds to Dodge threaten to kill each other over the use of a local farmer's special swimming cow. Note that "Elixir" is misspelled on the side of the magician's wagon. Newly stops a young back-hills girl who's trying to escape an abusive relationship involving her half-brothers from stealing his horse and little do they know, when he takes her to Dodge, the half-crazed brothers follow. Matt is reluctant in evicting a man and his expectant wife from their ranch. and Lee in the 1960 film, The Magnificent Seven. An abusive and self-righteous rancher becomes the target of a hired gunman. They are trying to hold Marshal Matt Dillon responsible for the hanging of her husband. Kitty's old boyfriend, Cole Yankton comes to town to rob the bank. Matt sets out to clear a buffalo skinner, who was accused by his boss of murdering one of his hunting companions. Can the marshal and his deputies find out who is behind it before it is too late? Which singer is it? His final role was General Winfield Schaeffer in the 19651970 NBC fantasy sitcom television series, I Dream of Jeannie. He was an American character actor best known for his role as Sheriff Lobo in the 19791981 NBC action comedy television series, B. J. and the Bear and its spin-off, The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo. A convicted gold-mine swindler gets out of prison to resume mining with the money he is accused of stealing. Guest Cast: John Carradine (as Kader), Suzanne Lloyd (as Nayomi), Frank de Kova (as Leader) and Darryl Hickman (as Danny). A father who greatly believes in family honor takes the law into his own hands when his daughter is harassed and molested by two cowboys. A lawyer from the east questions Matt's every move. Matt uses a six-shooter with a much shorter barrel in this episode, not the eight-inch barrel we normally see throughout the series. Phoebe Clifford (Louise Latham) refuses to acknowledge that an Apache half-breed named Hawk (Brendon Boone) is her son. Chester is appalled when his "uncivilized" country-bumpkin brother comes to Dodge for a Christmas visit. Amzie Strickland was a versatile character actress who began on radio and made some 650 television appearances. An overbearing sister is extremely obsessed in controlling her younger sibling's life. Dodge settlers are leaving after a rash of Pawnee Indian raids and when Matt investigates, he concludes it's something more shocking. Guest Cast: Lyle Bettger (as Polk), Michael Higgins (as Cassidy), Allyson Ames (as Clara), Betsy Hale (as Letty), Sarah Selby (as Ma Smalley), Burt Douglas (as Bryan) and Glenn Strange (as Sam). A treacherous gang of outlaws take over Dodge. Farm boy Colby Eaton (Vincent Van Patten) tries to stop Noah Beal (Ron Moody) from giving up his honor for booze, and to keep Jess Bradman (Ken Lynch) from swindling away Noah's land. A young conniving rancher's wife orchestrates a clever plan to murder her older husband by seducing a recently hired drifter. Drifter Titus Spangler (Jack Elam) and seven orphans find a way to melt the cold heart of the orphanage headmistress Emma Grundy (Jeanette Nolan) at Christmastime. Matt awakens from a feverish coma in an abandoned cabin with the body of an ex-con he jailed five years prior and no recollection of the events that transpired. A stranger, Fred Garth (Tom Skerritt), bent on avenging his father's hanging captures Kitty, Festus, Doc, and Matt, and threatens to hang one of them. Guest Cast: Katherine Justice (as Beth Tilton), Robert Hogan (as Capt. Matt comes to the aid of a Sheriff in a nearby town to help fend off a lynch mob. L-R: Actors James Arness, Milburn Stone,. Guest Cast: Brian G. Hutton (as Joe Trimble), Richard Keith (as Major Banker) and Herbert Lytton (as Judge). Phillips had a recurring role as Sgt. He was an American film and television actor best known for his roles in two situational comedies as Fred Rutherford in the 19571963 program, Leave it to Beaver and Mel Cooley in the 19611966 [CBS] series, The Dick Van Dyke Show. Special Guests: Lloyd Bochner (as Burdette), Eric Braeden (as Talley), Patti Cohoon (as Ronilou), Miriam Colon (as Mignon), Gene Evans (as Shaw Anderson), Mariette Hartley (as Ellie Talley), John Milford (as Hutchinson) and Bing Russell (as Rolfing). 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