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Mackenzie faces bad weather, rough terrain, Indians and cavalrymen when he pursues a man (John Saxon) he thinks deserted his regiment.
Mackenzie faces bad weather, rough terrain, Indians and cavalrymen when he pursues a man (John Saxon) he thinks deserted his regiment.
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S9, EP21 "The Regimental Line"Mackenzie faces bad weather, rough terrain, Indians and cavalrymen when he pursues a man (John Saxon) he thinks deserted his regiment.
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S9, EP22 "The Town Killer"The Virginian challenges a sophisticated outlaw (Peter Lawford) who, with his gang, controls a frightened community.
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S9, EP23 "Wolf Track"Wounded and robbed of his horse and gun, Mackenzie enlists the help of a sodbuster (Arthur O'Connell) and his family (Julie Harris, Clint Howard) to destroy a man-killing wolf.
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S9, EP19 "Flight From Memory"Mackenzie tends to a young woman (Tisha Sterling) injured in a fall from a horse, only to have a cowboy (Robert Fuller) arrive and claim she is wanted for murder.
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S9, EP18 "The Angus Killer"The wholesale slaughter of Angus cattle on a widow's (Dina Merrill) ranch puts the Virginian on the trail of a culprit who may be guilty of more than just killing livestock.
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S9, EP17 "The Legacy of Spencer Flats"Small-town eccentrics (Ann Sothern, Carolyn Jones, Edgar Buchanan) mistake accidental visitor Trampas for an outlaw (Bradford Dillman) and decide to give him a speedy trial.
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