The Bottle Man
Usually harmless town drunk Tom Cassidy suddenly becomes determined to kill gambler Bill Clell, a man who insists he has never even met Cassidy, leaving Matt to uncover the hidden…
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Usually harmless town drunk Tom Cassidy suddenly becomes determined to kill gambler Bill Clell, a man who insists he has never even met Cassidy, leaving Matt to uncover the hidden…
After inviting Mort and Mabel Toops over for dinner and cards, Fibber and Molly discover that getting their guests to finally go home is the night's real challenge.
Fibber tries to use his old connection with Coach Fogarty to secure basketball tickets.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Snake in the Grass,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A strong-arm robber grows increasingly violent, prompting Friday and Smith to use a dangerous decoy operation to catch him and the people assisting him.
Fibber attends an Army-surplus auction and comes away with another bargain that immediately becomes his latest project.
Rustlers Nate Willes and Tim Bolin murder Hank Myers and try to steal the Myers brothers' valuable registered cattle brand by forcing county recorder Morgan Myers to transfer it into…
Fibber wins thirty weather balloons at an auction and quickly decides they can become the basis of a money-making advertising scheme.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Eyeglass Clue,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
An apparent suicide proves connected to drugs, blackmail, and a deliberately engineered death.
Fibber begins painting merchants' advertisements on his surplus weather balloons, turning the unusual idea into a full-scale promotional venture.
Preston and King pursue an outlaw gang that has wounded a constable and taken the officer's parents hostage.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Slated for Death,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A gentleman bandit robs a stagecoach in Robin Hood fashion, taking only a wealthy banker's money and leading suspicion toward Teddy Blue Fisher.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Train Robbery,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Repeated vandalism at a school leads Friday to a troubled juvenile whose behavior escalates into serious violence.
Rodeo-following bank robbers Bryce Tabor and Cannon Roy plan to hit Calico Corners while Sheriff Gordon is distracted showing his prized horse Baby, then hide among the beard-growing contestants after…
Doc Gamble tells Fibber and Molly they both need to diet, launching a competitive weight-loss campaign.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Trail Of The Rustling Boss,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
The episode opens with officers responding to a domestic argument involving a Hispanic couple.
Doc Gamble joins the McGees' diet contest, making the struggle against food a three-way competition.
Freight haulers Jesse Post and Pierre Doolack murder isolated ranch families, burn their homes, and load the victims' furniture and valuables into a 'murder wagon' for resale; sent by the…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “A Chinaman's Chance,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A prisoner is shot while Chester is taking him to jail, and the evidence points toward Chester after he is knocked unconscious and his own gun is apparently used in…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Flight Of The Martins,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A divorcing husband and wife repeatedly sabotage each other's new romances, revealing through jealousy and comic schemes that their affection for one another never disappeared.
Friday and Smith hunt an unpredictable gunman whose violent behavior is terrorizing downtown Los Angeles.
Red Toomey and his gang ride into Mesquite planning to take over the town, and Cisco helps the elderly marshal arrest Toomey. The gang forces blacksmith Mike Werfel into helping…
Fibber becomes convinced that Kramer’s drugstore has overcharged him for a prescription and sets out to challenge the bill.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Border Raider,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
The first call concerns a hit-and-run collision involving a white sedan.
A Roy Rogers Show musical segment featuring the song “Beyond the Blue Horizon.”
Molly and Doc Gamble try to coax a comfortable Fibber out of his warm house for a winter sleigh ride.
Arthur Dobson, guardian of young Bobby Hargis, will inherit the boy's large ranch if Bobby dies, so he hires foreman Kirby Lawson to arrange a fatal 'accident'; Lawson frightens the…
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Two Weeks to Go,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Mountain man Dan Daggett brings his Kiowa wife to Dodge, where townspeople blame her for past raids she had no part in and turn their hostility against the family.
The McGees finally set out for a cold-weather picnic at Dugan's Lake, only to find their sleighing plans threatened by disappearing snow.
Pat Abbott is hired to investigate a fatal automobile wreck that the insurance company regards as an accident, but he becomes convinced the victim was murdered.
A man’s wife vanishes and the investigation eventually points toward a secret literally hidden on his own property.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “The Last of the Carson Gang,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
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