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A couple who fled a violent future into 1955 are pursued by an agent determined to return them.
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A couple who fled a violent future into 1955 are pursued by an agent determined to return them.
Johnny corners a nervous insurance agent whose role in the fraudulent claim begins to unravel under questioning.
Fibber unexpectedly makes money on a house purchase and finds the profit steering the venture toward a charitable conclusion.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “The Tarantula's Web,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
As the fraud scheme collapses, Johnny finds the participants turning to murder in a desperate attempt to escape responsibility.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “The War Makers,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
After a saloon brawl, a frightened young man becomes the suspect in a string of killings, sending Matt after him across the prairie while doubts about his guilt remain.
After a mobster’s associate is murdered, Johnny searches for a missing woman who may be the only witness able to identify the killer.
Friday investigates the disappearance of a nine-year-old boy whose new .22-caliber rifle is also missing, raising fears that the case may involve foul play.
Johnny traces the frightened witness to a remote Michigan town while both unhelpful locals and armed pursuers close in.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Trader Boggs,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Johnny and a small-town sheriff try to protect the witness from a professional gunman during the Christmas season.
Fibber switches on the McGees' outdoor Christmas lights and immediately discovers that the holiday display has a problem.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Thunder and Dynamite,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
A man becomes entangled with lifelike robotic doubles and discovers that identity in his household is not what it seems.
A blizzard forces Johnny into a race through the wilderness to find the missing witness and her daughter before the killers do.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “One Little Indian,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Johnny tries to convince the terrified witness to testify against the gangster while preparing for a final Christmas Eve confrontation.
The Old Timer brings the McGees a present while Fibber tells Teeny a Christmas story about the Patient Little Star and the famous hall closet makes another appearance.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “The Christmas Tree,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Matt tries to stop a generations-old mountain feud between two men before pride and inherited hatred produce another killing.
Johnny investigates a small embezzlement at a fashionable New York dress company and quickly identifies the employee who admits taking the money.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Hidden Danger,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Although the thief confesses, he refuses to explain where the money went, leaving Johnny with a mystery beyond the theft itself.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “Stand-Ins for Murder,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Johnny searches for the missing funds as the confessed embezzler attempts suicide, revealing that the case is driven by more than greed.
A trio of New Jersey safe burglars is linked to a string of heists through rare half-dollar coins and mistakes of their own making.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “The Bank Robbery,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
A malfunctioning home computer network begins giving people dangerously effective answers to forbidden questions.
The embezzler’s failed suicide exposes a painful story of unreturned affection and extravagant spending meant to impress a woman.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “Planning For New Year's Eve,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “The Forged Requisition,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Johnny finishes reconstructing how a man stole from his employer in pursuit of a woman whose affection he could not buy.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “Going Bowling (Rebroadcast of 9 27 54),” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “About Face,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Bill races a lightning storm to keep an oil spill from igniting and turning a river into a deadly inferno.
At an animal-clinic dedication, the community remembers Bim, a remarkable dog known for courage and loyalty.
Two hot-rodders are blamed for a fatal hit-and-run, but Bill uncovers what really happened before a mob takes revenge.
A promotion given to a newer ranger breeds resentment in a veteran, testing leadership, friendship, and faith.
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