18. Now Join the Human Race.....Red Hand, who has illegally left the reservation with his family, is corned by the troops of cold-blooded Major Lynch. McCord, afraid that killing the Apache chief would set off an Indian war, offers to mediate Red Hand's surrender.
First Aired: 9/19/65 Writer: Ken Pettus Director: Harry Harris
Guest Stars:
James Anderson (Lt. Garrett), Noah Beery Jr. (Major Lynch), Ted Jordan (Sgt. Mayhew), Jon Lormer (Jud Markham), Ann Morell (Snow Child), Burt Reynolds (Red Hand)
19. Mightier than the Sword.....McCord comes to the aide of newspaper publisher Ann Williams, who refuses to endorse cutthroat boss Paul Mandell for an important political appointment.
First Aired: 9/26/65 Writer: Frank Chase Director: Vincent McEveety
Guest Stars: Lola Albright (Ann Williams),
20.
I Killed Jason McCord.....Footloose Tuck Fraser, unexpectedly the center of admiration for killing a man thought to be Jason McCord, gets an unpleasant shock when McCord turns up alive.
First Aired: 10/3/65 Writer: Joseph Hoffman Director: Larry Peerce
Guest Stars: Bruce Bennett (Archie Fletcher), Larry Pennell (Tuck Fraser), Karen Steele (Lorrie Heller),
Baynes Barron (Sheriff), Billy Beck (Gibbons), Alex Sharp (Matt Hawley), Lee Delano (Carter)
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The Bar Sinister.....McCord steps in when the cousins of an old friend' orphaned son attempt to take the boy away from the Indian housekeeper who raised him.
First Aired: 10/10/65 Writer: Jack Paritz Director: Larry Peerce
Guest Stars: Stephen McNally (Caleb Reymer), Michel Petit (Jimmy Whitlaw), Marian Seldes (Neela), Walter F. O'Malley (The Doctor), Paulle Clark (Hannah Reymer), Howard Curtis (Huber Mills), William Gwinn (Kern), Rick Johnson (Peter Foley), Ron Johnson (Paul Foley), Deidre Cole (Becky)
22.
Seward's Folly
26. Fill No Glass for Me—part 2.....Cpl. Johnny Macon breaks out of jail to rescue McCord, unaware that the Indians are using McCord as bait.
First Aired: 11/14/65 Writer: Frederic Louis Fox Director: Vincent McEveety
Guest Stars:
Davis Roberts (Hawkins),
Harry Lauter (Dart), Duncan McLeod (Brackham), Pedro Gonzales-Gonzales (Jose), Greg Morris (Corporal Johnny Macon), Michael Keep (Chief Wateekah)
27. The Greatest Coward on Earth.....When McCord tried to collect the $50 prize offered for defeating a muscleman, circus owner P.T. Barnum decides to offer him a job, as the star of re-enactments of the Bitter Creek massacre.
First Aired: 11/21/65 Writer: Nathaniel Tanchuck Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest Stars: Dick Clark (A.J. Bailey), Pamela Curran (Princess Salome), James Chandler (Charlie Stark), Victor Izay (Hotel Clerk), I. Stanford Jolley (Enos Scoggins), John Marley (Coutts), Pat O'Brien (P.T. Barnum)
28. $10,000 for Durango.....While McCord is cashing his employer's draft for $10,000, Frank Ross and his gang stage a holdup.
First Aired: 11/28/65
Guest Stars: John Agar (Sheriff), Lloyd Bochner (Frank Ross), Edwin Cook (Tiny Bradford), Martha Hyer (Callie Clay), Gregg Palmer (Doc.), Pete Dunn (Taylor), Montie Plyer (Morgan)
29. Romany Roundup—part 1.....McCord runs afoul of Aaron Shields when he stops the cattle baron from whipping Kolyan, leader of a band of Gypsies.
First Aired: 12/5/65 Director: Lee H. Katzin Writer: Lou Shaw
Guest Stars: Ahna Capri (Robin Shields), Don Collier (Jud Foley), Joan Huntington (Lisa), Gary Merrill (Aaron Shields), Nico Minardos (Kolyan), Michael J. Pollard (Digby Popham)
30. Romany Roundup—part 2.....Cattle baron Aaron Shields learns that his daughter has given the Gypsies the money for McCord's bail bond, and he orders his men to wipe out the Gypsy band.
First Aired: 12/12/65 Director: Lee H. Katzin Writer: Lou Shaw
Guest Stars: Ahna Capri (Robin Shields), Don Collier (Jud Foley), Joan Huntington (Lisa), Gary Merrill (Aaron Shields), Nico Minardos (Kolyan), Michael J. Pollard (Digby Popham)
31. A Proud Town.....It's Christmas, but elderly tailor Julius Perrin, who provides a home for a flock of orphans, is being forced out of town. One of his youngsters has been accused of shooting the son of the community's leading citizen.
First Aired: 12/19/65 Writer: Paul L. Friedman Director: Larry Peerce
Guest Stars: William A. Henry (Regan), Pat Cardi (Mike), Ludwig Donath (Julius Perrin), Ken Mayer (Martin Stoddard), Carol Brewster (Grace Stoddard), Pamelyn Ferdin (Abigail), Jay Jostyn (Dr. Coats), Robert Cross (Randy Stoddard), William Harlow (Mr. Bolger), Charles Horvath (Shay)
32. The Golden Fleece.....Arrested by uniform troopers, McCord is placed in a prison can with Randall Kirby, a former Confederate office who is making plans to establish a military empire.
First Aired: 1/2/66 Writer: Jessica Benson, Jay Selby Director: Lee H. Katzin
Guest Stars: William Bryant
46. Headed for Doomsday.....Atter saving famed newspaperman Horace Greeley from an assassin. McCord accepts a job as a armed social secretary.
First Aired: 4/10/66
Guest Stars: Burgess Meredith (Horace Greeley), Carol Ohmart (Laureen Macklin), Robert Q. Lewis (Satterfield), Bruno Vesota (Laird Sawyer), Russ McCubbin (Fred Turner)
47. Coward Dies Many Times.....William Benedict, Fright-line owner Tad Evers vows that he'll stop McCord from completing a survey for a railroad that would put him out of business.
First Aired: 4/17/66
Guest Stars: Lola Albright (Ann Williams), John Ireland (Ted Evers), William Benedict (Hogan), Bill Catching (Deke), Luke Saucier (Midge), Alex Sharp (Sergeant)
48. Kellie.....Kellie the spirited 11 year old daughter of a bank robber, vows to get even with McCord for killing her father.
First Aired: 4/24/66
Guest Stars: Dick Cangey (Grant), Lola Albright (Ann), Recurring Role: John Carradine (General Josh McCord)
