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Episode Title and Original Air Date |
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Episode 13 The Hector Heatherton Story 12/20/1964 |
Tom Ewell as Hector Heatherton Jeanne Cooper as Harriet Heatherton Kim Darby as Heather Heatherton |
Plagued by dreams he can fly, Charlie Wooster seeks out Hector Heatherton, a hen pecked husband and avid inventor. With Hector’s wife angry about his money- Robert Fuller (credit only) |
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Episode 14 The Echo Pass Story 1/3/1965 |
Jack Lord as Lee Barton Diane Brewster as Bea Dressen James Caan as Paul Dee Pollock as Clyde Susan Seaforth (Hayes) as Vera Edward (Ed) Kemmer as Reis Dressen |
Driving to fill the water wagon, Cooper Smith and Charlie Wooster are stopped by ruthless bank robbers. The outlaws tie Charlie up and leave him behind. They force Coop to lead them to water and find a way through the mountains. Robert Fuller (starring role) |
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Episode 15 The Chottsie Gubenheimer Story 1/10/1965 |
Jeanette Nolan* as Chottsie Gubenheimer John Doucette as Chandler Ames Paul Stewart as Jim Bannon Buck Taylor as Skeeter Ames Claire Carleton as Mrs. Mortimer Gail Bonney as Mrs. Wilson *wife of John McIntire |
Flamboyant gambling hostess Chottsie Gubenheimer has a falling out with her boss. Former beau Chris Hale feels sorry for her and offers passage on the wagon train. Chottsie’s behavior causes an uproar among the passengers and a tough decision for Chris. Robert Fuller (small supporting role) |
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Episode 16 The Wanda Snow Story 1/17/1965 |
Arthur O’Connell as Prof. Dabney Pitts Donnelly Rhodes as Jeremiah Stevens Marta Kristen as Wanda Snow Dabbs Greer as Hiram Snow Alice Backes as Delphine Hostatter Ken Mayer as Junius Hostatter Bill (Billy) Bowles as Thurston Hostatter |
Traveling with her troubled father, Wanda Snow has a vision of Cooper Smith in grave danger. When that and other predictions come true, train members are frightened of her ability. Professor Pitts asks Wanda to be part of his medicine show which causes a disagreement with his devious partner Jeremiah. Robert Fuller (supporting role) |
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Episode 17 The Isaiah Quickfox Story 1/31/1965 |
Andrew Prine as Eric Camden John Doucette as Burt Enders Nancy Rennick as Kate Sheffield John Holland as Professor Sheffield Sam Edwards as Si Fawcett Frank de Kova as Isaiah Quickfox |
On their way to get supplies for the wagon train, Cooper Smith and Charlie Wooster discover a deserted town with evidence the residents left in a hurry. A lone Indian, Isaiah Quickfox, appears telling an ancient tale of mystery. When four people return, there’s great danger in the night. Robert Fuller (starring role) |
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Episode 18 Herman 2/14/1965 |
Charlie (Charles) Ruggles as Jamison Hershey Tim McIntire* as William Temple Linda Evans as Martha Temple Lane Bradford as Mr. Biggers * John McIntire’s son |
While trading with hostile Indians, Jamison Hershey and his Belgium draft horse, Herman, encounter Cooper Smith teaching Barnaby West how to be a scout. Traveling alone, Hershey asks to join the wagon train where problems multiply. Robert Fuller (supporting role) |
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Episode 19 The Bonnie Brooke Story 2/21/1965 |
Katharine Ross as Bonnie Brooke Lee Philips as Jack Evans Robert Emhardt as Roger Cromwell James Davidson as Don Brooke Donna Russell as Annabelle |
Desperately in need of funds to pay his expectant wife’s medical bills, Don Brooke has already borrowed too much from their friends. Don seeks to make a deal with the banker resulting in drastic changes for Bonnie’s future. Robert Fuller (starring role) |
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Episode 20 The Miss Mary Lee McIntosh Story 2/28/1965 |
Jack Warden as Daniel Delaney Bethel Leslie as Mary Lee McIntosh Bill Baldwin as Walker Kevin O’Neal as Efram David McMahon as Sgt. O’Rourke Dennis McCarthy as Curt Fern Barry as The Woman Eddie Little Sky as Man Who Steals Ponies Jack Bighead as Stinking Bear |
Believing the wagon train fee is too costly, willful Mary Lee McIntosh refuses to pay but follows at a distance. When her wagon overturns, she bails crafty photographer Daniel Delaney out of jail to take her through hostile Indian territory. Robert Fuller (credit only) |
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Episode 21 The Captain Sam Story 3/21/1965 |
Cathy Lewis as Captain Samantha Stewart Robert (Bobby) Santon as Johnny Stewart Leslie Perkins as Mary Anne Stewart Richard (Dick) Wessel as Biff June (Juney) Ellis as Mrs. Kelsey Norman Leavitt as Mr. Kelsey Dick (Richard H.) Cutting as Davy Jones John War Eagle as The Indian Spokesman |
A rugged lady ferryboat skipper, Captain Sam, is visited by her son Johnny and his wife Mary Anne. Johnny convinces his mother to travel west to fulfill her lifelong dream of an ocean voyage, but Johnny secretly has other plans. Robert Fuller (small supporting role) |
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Episode 22 The Betsy Blee Smith Story 3/28/1965 |
Jennifer Billingsley as Eloise Blee Jennifer Billingsley as Betsy Blee Smith Peter Whitney as Buster Blee Jody McCrea as Calvin S. Brown Meg Wyllie as Sylvia Blee Orville Sherman as Irving Simon |
Remembering his promise to a former girlfriend, Eloise Blee, Cooper Smith convinces Chris Hale to let him go to Clark River Fork to visit her. When he arrives, Coop finds himself the hapless victim of mistaken identity, possible scandal and facing a major test of his integrity. Robert Fuller (starring comedy role) |
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Episode 23 The Katy Piper Story 4/11/1965 |
Frances Reid as Dr. Katy Piper Virginia Christine as Mrs. Reed Don Beddoe as Judge Loyal T. Lucas as Old Man Buddy Hart as Lonnie Reed Buddy Hart as Joel Reed Melody Thomas (Scott) as Samantha Jeff Pevney as The Boy Rene Patterson as Rosie |
Charlie Wooster and Barnaby West are sent to escort Dr. Katy Piper and her daughters to the wagon train. Guilt and revenge follow Barnaby’s attempt to protect them. Robert Fuller (strong supporting role) |
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Episode 24 The Indian Girl Story 4/18/1965 |
John Lupton as Mr. Wingate Maggie Pierce as Clare Evers Leslie Perkins as The Indian Girl Bruce Dern as Wilkins Michael Pate as Crazy Bear Rex Holman as Joe Abbot Robert Pine as Jonathan Olsen Michael Bregan as George Olsen Dick (Richard H.) Cutting as Marshal Teale Dorothy Morris as Mrs. Wingate David McMahon as Mr. McNeil Charla Doherty as Patty McNeil Ernest Borgnine as an Indian (uncredited) |
Dragging a mistreated Indian girl into the wagon train camp, Wilkins claims he’s returning the woman to her tribe because she murdered the chief’s son. Bill Hawks and passengers rescue her from Wilkins. They then have to decide if saving her life is worth risking their own. Robert Fuller (small supporting role) |
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Episode 25 The Silver Lady 4/25/1965 |
Michael Burns as Morgan Earp Don Galloway as Virgil Earp Don Collier as Wyatt Earp Monica Lewis as Kate Vera Miles as Anne Reed Arthur O’Connell as Charlie Loughlin Henry Silva as Doc Holliday Denver D. Pyle as Old Man Clanton Harry Carey Jr. as Walt Thompson Kevin Hagen as Ed Prentiss Edward Faulkner as The Minister Rex Holman as Ike Clanton Dave Cass (David S. Cass Sr.) as Billy Clanton Jack De Mave as Doctor Brill Victor French as Beal Sandra Williams as Angel Gina Grant as The Saloon Girl |
While scouting a route for the wagon train, Cooper Smith and Bill Hawks find the charred remains of a stagecoach. Coop tells Bill the story of how the Earp Brothers and Doc Holliday investigated a stage coach robbery and found mistaken identity, romance and intrigue. Robert Fuller (small supporting role) |
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Episode 26 The Jarbo Pierce Story 5/2/1965 |
Rory Calhoun as Jarbo Pierce Tom Simcox as Adam Pierce Lee Philips as Harlan Fortune Angela Dorian (Victoria Vetri) as Marie Arthur Hunnicutt as Deets Stanley Adams as Samuel Mort Mills as Grant Morgan Woodward as Clyde Bern Hoffman as Marcus Mickey Finn as Edgar Lane Bradford as Binnes Ken Lynch as The Freighter Colette Jackson as The Pregnant Woman Richard Reeves as The Trapper Iron Eyes Cody as Seeba Edmund Vargas as Tosin Cordy Clark as Deet’s 1st Daughter Bella Bruck as Deet’s 2nd Daughter Hal Jon Norman as The Medicine Man |
In the series’ final episode, Charlie Wooster tells Bill Hawks the story of his younger years working at Pierce’s Bend frontier trading post. It’s a tale of two very different brothers, Jarbo and Adam Pierce, who strongly disagree on how to treat the local Indians. At the end of Charlie’s story, Bill says this is the last time he’s going to listen to Charlie ‘cause he always gets them lost. The series ends with the two actors who were with Wagon Train from the very beginning! Robert Fuller (credit only)
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