An Indian woman (Angie Dickinson) faces prejudice for her father's raid on Dodge City (Peter Whitney and Paul Wexler appear). Air Date : 19th-Jan-1957

After he is summoned unknowingly by Ben Pitcher to treat one of his cows,a human patient of Doc's dies. Durning a fight with Pitcher, Doc is knifed. Air Date : 8th-Sep-1956  Read More

After his friend Ben Williams is shot down by Lou Shippen, Matt travels to Elkader to bring him him. The only problem, he doesn't know what he looks like and the town is protecting Shippen. Air Date : 15th-Sep-1956  Read More

Matt refuses to turn the rustler Joe Trimble over to Major Banker for court-martial. Air Date : 22nd-Sep-1956  Read More

Matt closes up shops to a group of drunken cowboys, which causes trouble. Air Date : 29th-Sep-1956  Read More

After gunman, Sam Kercher is killed by Matt, his 16-year old brother arrives to fight Matt. Air Date : 20th-Oct-1956  Read More

At Fort Dodge, home of the third cavalry, Mrs. Mary Cullen tells the colonel that the twelve year old white boy they recovered from the Cheyenne is her son Dennis. The tribe had taken him when he was two years old. Air Date : 27th-Oct-1956  Read More

Matt is used by an old friend (Andrew Duggan) in a con game (Simon Oakland appears). Air Date : 10th-Nov-1956  Read More

Doc comes upon a homesteader (Philip Bourneuf) with a busted leg and a gun to protect himself from his wife (Cloris Leachman). Air Date : 17th-Nov-1956  Read More

Matt leaves Dodge City unprotected when he sets out to find a killer (Mike Connors) (Bert Rumsey credited as 'Bartender', but referred to by Chester as 'Sam Noonan'). Air Date : 24th-Nov-1956  Read More

An outlaw (Claude Akins) threatens to kill Doc if he does not help his wounded buddy (Frank de Kova and Amzie Strickland appear). Air Date : 1st-Dec-1956  Read More

Matt and Chester act as decoys to ambush outlaws (including Mickey Simpson) that are masking their crimes as those of renegade Indians (Fintan Meyler and Herbert Rudley appear). Air Date : 8th-Dec-1956  Read More

Matt discovers that he was the intended victim of a murder he is investigating (Stanley Adams, Jack Kruschen, Paul Newlan, Harry Townes, and H. M. Wynant appear). Air Date : 15th-Dec-1956  Read More

Matt helps a woman (Constance Ford) whose suitors (including Denver Pyle) are about to duel for her affections. Air Date : 22nd-Dec-1956  Read More

A landowner (Paul Fix) tries to terrorize homesteaders (Bartlett Robinson and Peg Hillias) off their land (Gordon Gebert, John Smith, and Stuart Whitman appear). Air Date : 29th-Dec-1956  Read More

An old buffalo hunter (Edgar Stehli) swears revenge on the skinner (Grant Withers) that left him to die (Richard Deacon appears as banker Botkin, Bert Rumsey credited as 'Bartender'). Air Date : 5th-Jan-1957  Read More

Matt traps a cattleman (Tyler McVey) who shot two homesteaders (including Roy Engel) (Malcolm Atterbury and Vivi Janiss appear). Air Date : 12th-Jan-1957  Read More

An Indian woman (Angie Dickinson) faces prejudice for her father's raid on Dodge City (Peter Whitney and Paul Wexler appear). Air Date : 19th-Jan-1957  Read More

A bank robber (Robert H. Harris) murders his wife and frames Tobeel (Frank de Kova) for the crime (Paul Lambert appears). Air Date : 26th-Jan-1957  Read More

A young gunfighter, Tom Clegg, forces farmer Abe Curry into a duel and kills him. Matt can't arrest Clegg since Abe drew first. However, Abe's brother Morgan plots revenge. Morgan, who is unarmed, follows Clegg constantly. Clegg soon grows tired of it and attempts to take care of his ""problem."" Air Date : 2nd-Feb-1957  Read More

Townspeople protect an outlaw (Carl Betz) they believe has reformed (Tige Andrews, Joe De Santis, John Dierkes, Marianne Stewart, and Ward Wood appear). Air Date : 9th-Feb-1957  Read More

The shooting of several members of an outlaw gang, though in self defense, triggers an emotional crisis in Matt, haunted by memories of all the men he has killed (Lawrence Dobkin, Russell Johnson, and Gloria Marshall appear). Air Date : 16th-Feb-1957  Read More

An Eastern girl makes the long trip to Dodge, only to find that her fiancé has lost his money and won't marry her. Air Date : 23rd-Feb-1957  Read More

Rena Decker, a new dance hall girl, purposely gets her admirers into fighting over her. Despite Kitty's negative opinion of her, Matt befreinds Rena and gets her a job at the Long Branch. Soon afterward, 4 men are dead and Rena is the cause. Air Date : 2nd-Mar-1957  Read More

Ex-gunslinger Joel Adams' past is about to catch up with him. Air Date : 9th-Mar-1957  Read More

A Washington official is determined to tame Dodge City. Air Date : 16th-Mar-1957  Read More

Kitty gets annoyed by a pair of old farmers who are each trying to have a fling with her. Air Date : 23rd-Mar-1957  Read More

Chester is drinking at the Long Branch and gets into an argument with a gambler over a girl. When the marshal breaks it up, he tells Chester to bring the man to jail. On the way there the man is killed and everyone thinks Chester did it. Matt has to prove Chester is innocent. Air Date : 30th-Mar-1957  Read More

Dodge City meets a Photographer who shows the residents how a camera works. Jacoby wants to take pictures of how the Wild West looks. When Matt learns someone died, he thinks the photographer may have hired someone to kill Grubby for a picture of the west. Air Date : 6th-Apr-1957  Read More

A cowboy vows revenge for the shooting of his friend, who was mistaken for a criminal (Don Keefer and Catherine McLeod, real-life husband and wife, appear as a husband and wife). Air Date : 13th-Apr-1957  Read More

Philip Locke is looking for Laura Simmons, a saloon girl, but she doesn't want him to know where she works. Laura tells Matt that she and Philip were previously engaged, and she asks him not to say anything about her job. Philip warns Matt that he will be killed if he doesn't tell the truth. Air Date : 20th-Apr-1957  Read More

Matt fakes his death to lure a gunman (Vic Perrin) out in the open (Robert Karnes appears, Bert Rumsey credited as 'Sam'). Air Date : 27th-Apr-1957  Read More