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Gunsmoke
Marshal Dillon searches for Will Hunter, who fails to appear in court to testify against Mort Sealy for horse theft. The stakes rise as Hunter's absence threatens justice and safety in Dodge City.
Gunsmoke
Yancy Groat arrives in Dodge City with a deadly plan to kill Tom Haskett, a former Union soldier he blames for his wife's death during the war. As tensions rise, the stakes become a matter of life and death.
Fort Laramie
An ex-Rebel soldier is assigned to Company B at Fort Laramie, where his deep-seated hatred for Yankees complicates his new life. Tensions rise as he must navigate his past and the expectations of his new comrades.
Fort Laramie
A young boy named Jed survives an Indian massacre and dreams of joining the army. As he navigates the aftermath of tragedy, he seeks to find his place in a world filled with fear and loss.
Gunsmoke
In Gunsmoke: Cows and Cribs, U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon investigates a cattle theft while dealing with a sick family in need of help. The stakes rise as he uncovers the dark truth behind the theft and the desperate actions of a struggling couple.
Fort Laramie
At Fort Laramie, Captain Lee Quince navigates the challenges of a ball while dealing with unexpected visitors and the threat of an Indian uprising. Tensions rise as the fort prepares for a night of festivities amidst the uncertainty.
Fort Laramie
Will Granby, a squaw man, warns Captain Quince that the Arapaho are off the reservation and desperate for food. Tensions rise as the cavalry must decide how to handle the impending conflict.
Gunsmoke
Jesse Wheat is brutally murdered by two drifters who aim to take over his ranch and wife, prompting U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon to investigate the crime.
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Cows and Cribs
Yancy Groat comes to Dodge to commit murder. He plans to kill Tom Hasket, a former Union soldier who killed his wife during the war. The script was used on the Gunsmoke television series on January 2, 1960. The program closing has been deleted after the cast credits.
Raymond Burr
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