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Gunsmoke
Doc and Kitty are kidnapped by Indians, and Doc must treat the chief's sick son to ensure Kitty's safety. The stakes rise as they navigate the tension between the two cultures.
Gunsmoke
In Gunsmoke: Body Snatch, a new doctor in Dodge City, Milford Brand, disrupts the status quo by using modern methods, which leads to conflict over his grave-robbing practices. Tensions rise as U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon must navigate the fallout with the local Indian community.
Fort Laramie
Captain Lee Quince and his troop embark on a challenging mission to locate Sitting Bull in the Black Hills, facing uncertain terrain and potential conflicts with Native Americans. The stakes are high as they aim to establish a parley before winter sets in.
Fort Laramie
A soldier contemplates desertion as spring arrives at Fort Laramie, raising concerns about the potential loss of men to the gold fields. Captain Quince and his team prepare to address the issue before it escalates.
Suspense
Dr. Bronson, fascinated by death, conducts a chilling experiment to prove that he cannot be murdered. As he confronts five potential killers, he discovers the unpredictable nature of human behavior and the limits of his theory.
Gunsmoke
In Gunsmoke: The Killer, U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon confronts a cowardly killer named Crego, who has been terrorizing Dodge City. The stakes rise as Dillon must find a way to stop Crego before he claims more victims.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
Johnny's on the French Riviera to investigate the killing of a skin diver...with a spear gun!
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
A friend of Johnny's has been murdered. As a loan collector, he wasn't the most popular guy in town.
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2 episodes on Goldie
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Suspense
The Last Letter of Dr Bronson
Tuesday, May 16, 1950 · Ep 49
No music cues, which indicated unedited tape or a rehearsal recording. A prize fighter is kidnapped for a $25,000 ransom, and he's insured for $100,000! The recording was possibly made April 20, 1950.
Raymond Burr
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