The Men From Shiloh

Col. Mackenzie, new owner of the Shiloh Ranch, becomes embroiled in a controversy with the cattlemen's association when he insists on investigating the hanging of an accused cattle rustler; guest Don DeFore.

A Mexican girl's (Susana Miranda) indecision over whether to marry Trampas' friend (James Farentino) or her father's (Desi Arnaz) aide (Mario Alcade) threatens to touch off a gunfight between the two.

The Virginian rescues a woman (Janet Leigh) and renews an old friendship with her, only to discover she has been dishonest with him when outlaws attack the stage they are riding.

A captain's (Art Carney) plan to buy back his lost riverboat from lucky gambler Trampas falls into disarray when a train-robbery gang commandeers the vessel in question for a getaway; guest Tom Ewell.

A man Mackenzie rescues from a lynch mob becomes an unexpected hero when kidnappers (Robert Webber, Dane Clark) strike aboard the train they are all riding; guest Annette O'Toole.

Two brothers (Brandon de Wilde, John Smith) accuse the Virginian of being the man who widowed their mother (Agnes Moorehead), and a judge (Joseph Cotten) seems eager to agree with them.

Tate is enlisted to help a group of German settlers that was considering hiring a gunslinger to deal with mysterious threats; guests Susan Strasberg, Kurt Kasznar, Brock Peters, Walter Koenig.

Accused of murdering a gold-mine owner over a poker debt, Trampas finds himself in the capable hands of a woman lawyer (Greer Garson) who gets the judge's bailiff (James Whitmore) to do most of her legwork.

After a condemned doctor saves Mackenzie's life, grateful Tate undertakes an investigation of the testimony that convicted the medical man of murder; guests Lew Ayres, Jane Wyatt, Tom Tryon.

After locating supposedly lost Shiloh cattle in the possession of an unfriendly commune, the Virginian is asked for help by two women members (Vera Miles, Sue Lyon) being forced into a multiple marriage.

A dense outlaw (Anthony Franciosa) shoots his uncooperative cousin (Harry Carey Jr.) with an exact duplicate of Trampas' gun then tries to frame the ranchhand for the crime; guest Frank Gorshin.

Comancheros kidnap a woman magazine writer (Beth Brickell) whom they blame for printing misleading information that led to attacks by vengeful night riders; guests Ricardo Montalban, James Gregory.

Aboard a train headed for a Western town, Trampas meets a girl (Lisa Gerritsen) and her ailing father (Warren Stevens) who are tracking down a lead on their missing mother and wife (Susan Oliver).

A jealous man who admits to killing his sister's alleged attacker, a Shiloh employee, recuperates from injuries at the ranch, but his sibling's romance with Mackenzie causes anger to resurface.

A trip to buy land for grazing puts the Virginian in the middle of a murder mystery involving a senate hopeful (William Windom), his ambitious wife (Diana Muldaur) and hard-drinking brother (John Ericson).

Tate rescues a deaf Indian boy from a posse, then comes to his defense when a kangaroo court seems determined to convict the lad of homicide.

Small-town eccentrics mistake accidental visitor Trampas for an outlaw and decide to give him a speedy trial.

The Virginian arrives at a widow's ranch to discuss the sale of some Angus cattle, and he gets drawn into the mystery surrounding her husband's untimely death. Featuring Chill Wills and Slim Pickens.

Mackenzie tends to a young woman injured in a fall from a horse, only to have a cowboy arrive and claim she is wanted for murder.

Tate, on leave from Shiloh, discovers that building a barbed-wire fence for a widower rancher (Craig Stevens) and his children may involve more than stringing wire and sinking posts.

Mackenzie faces bad weather, rough terrain, Indians and cavalrymen when he pursues a man he thinks deserted his regiment.

The Virginian crosses paths with an ex-outlaw (Peter Lawford), who makes his living "protecting" townspeople in Montana with his gang of hired guns--for a price.

Wounded and robbed of his horse and gun, Mackenzie enlists the help of a sodbuster and his family to destroy a man-killing wolf.

A trip to buy land for grazing puts the Virginian in the middle of a murder mystery involving a senate hopeful (William Windom), his ambitious wife (Diana Muldaur) and hard-drinking brother (John Ericson).