Gunsmoke

When young Cale gallops out of town on another man's horse, Marshal Dillon goes after him and finds him paralyzed from a fall.

A runaway girl, fleeing brutal treatment at an orphanage, creates a stir in Dodge City among saloon hangers-on.

After white men slay his father, half-breed Quint Asper joins the Comanche tribe of his Indian mother so he can avenge the killing

Pretty Aggie Dutton is so anxious to settle down she lies to her father and tells him Chester wants to marry her.

Marshal Dillon finds out about the fury of a woman scorned when he spurns the advances of an outlaw's girl friend.

After eight years in prison, embittered Collie Patten is unable to adjust to the changes he finds when he conies home.

Angry homesteaders protest headstrong Susan Bart's plan to divert a creek on her ranch, cutting off their water supply.

A fur trapper swears to settle the score after his partner leaves him for dead in an Indian fight.

Vicious Phoebe Strunk and her four criminal sons climax a round of murder and robbery by kidnapping a young girl.

A young girl falls in love with Doc Adams after he rescues her from her brutal family.

Marshal Dillon learns that an old friend has become deranged and is bent on drivingranchers off their land with his gun.

Angered when Marshal Dillon breaks an important date, Miss Kitty goes off to visit friends and comes upon a handsome stranger.

Whether blood is thicker than water is put to a test when Marshal Dillon asks a killer's nephew to help him bring in a wanted man.

Nothing goes right for Chester when he tries to earn extra money to keep his crooked Uncle Sunday Meachem out of Dodge City.

A crafty journalist bets that a greenhorn can pose as a hardened gunman in Dodge City for two weeks and not get killed.

War hero Kip Marston asks Army Col. Gabe Wilson to look up his son, but he is totally unprepared for what Wilson finds.

Louie Pheeters, the town barfly, witnesses a murder and tells the killer about it, thereby becoming the target of a deadly plot.

Half-breed Quint Asper's bravery causes a haughty Army colonel's daughter to change her attitude toward Indians.

An untamed nature girl develops a liking for Marshal Matt Dillon and isn't shy about expressing it.

The son of a killer seems set on proving that he is worse than his badman lather until he meets a convent-bred girl.

An ex-convict named Chance, who was reared with Matt Dillon, renews their boyhood rivalry when he comes to Dodge City.

When Kitty and Quint Asper befriend Shona, an ailing Indian woman, they find themselves the targets of a vicious racist boycott.

Kindly Ben Galt turns into a murderous troublemaker after he suffers a blow on the head.

A cowhand accused of murder assists Marshal Dillon when the latter's eyesight is impaired in an attack by three desperadoes.

Quint Asper, framed as a horse thief by two bad men, angrily leaves town after being beaten up by several Dodge City residents.