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Matt's friend becomes a murderer because of his fanatic opposition to the killing of a renegade wolf.
Matt's friend becomes a murderer because of his fanatic opposition to the killing of a renegade wolf.
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S14, EP13 "Johnny Cross"In Matt's absence, deputy Newly tracks down a wanted man, saves him from bounty hunters and does his best to prove the man's innocence.
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S14, EP14 "The Money Store"An impoverished widower is accused of stealing money from a bank in order to feed his two small children.
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S14, EP15 "The Twisted Heritage"Kitty saves the life of a fellow stagecoach traveler and becomes deeply involved in his personal life.
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S13, EP1 "The Wreckers"Kitty aids Matt in exchanging identities with a murderer to escape when they are kidnapped by outlaws.
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S14, EP12 "Lobo"Matt's friend becomes a murderer because of his fanatic opposition to the killing of a renegade wolf.
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S14, EP11 "Waco"Matt has a long,hard ride back to Dodge City with a prisoner, pursued the entire way by the man's gang.
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S14, EP10 "The Miracle Man"A slick-talking salesman attended by three dissatisfied customers is rescued by a farm widow.
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S14, EP9 "The Railroad"When a railroad company tries to force Jim Graham off his land, Matt blocks its efforts.
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