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War looms as an Army general's (Walter Pidgeon) son seeks peace, and the son of a Pawnee chief raids settlers.
War looms as an Army general's (Walter Pidgeon) son seeks peace, and the son of a Pawnee chief raids settlers.
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S4, EP26 "Reunion"War looms as an Army general's (Walter Pidgeon) son seeks peace, and the son of a Pawnee chief raids settlers.
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S4, EP27 "The House of the Hunter"Rowdy and six others are imprisoned, inexplicably, in a Texas house surrounded by armed guards; guest Rosemary De Camp.
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S4, EP28 "Gold Fever"Rowdy and Clay fall for a scam when they start a gold rush after finding nuggets planted on a deserted mountain.
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S4, EP29 "The Devil and the Deep Blue"A trail boss is murdered by his ramrod and a drover when he discovers two of his cattle infected with the Texas tick.
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S4, EP25 "A Woman's Place"Reluctantly, Favor and Rowdy ask a woman doctor (Gail Kobe) to operate on a badly injured drover; guests Jacques Aubuchon, Mala Powers.
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S4, EP24 "The Child-Woman"Mushy tries to rescue his teenage cousin from a saloon and conflicts with the greedy owner (Cesar Romero).
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S4, EP23 "The Immigrants"Imprisoned for trespassing, Wishbone, Quince and Clay teach American values to German employees of an exiled Prussian count.
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