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Season 2 – The Virginian

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A mysterious man enforces law and order in 1890s Wyoming.
The Virginian — Season 2

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Episode 1 Aired Sep 18, 1963 Ride a Dark Trail Trampas recalls how he came to the Shiloh Ranch as a angry young ranchhand bent on avenging the death of his father (Sonny Tufts), a shiftless gambler killed by Garth in self-defense. Details Episode 2 Aired Sep 25, 1963 To Make This Place Remember An aging dance-hall performer (Joan Blondell) asks Garth to hold a trial to clear her son of a murder charge, although the boy has already been killed by vigilantes; guest John Dehner. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 2, 1963 No Tears for Savannah The Virginian must stall the execution of an old flame (Gena Rowlands) convicted of murder, so Garth has time to prove his theory of conspiracy; guests Everett Sloane, Vaughn Taylor, Joanna Moore. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 9, 1963 A Killer in Town A bounty hunter (Broderick Crawford) fingers Trampas as a homicide suspect, forcing the ranchhand to confess to Garth that he once fell in with a group wanted for murder and robbery. Details Episode 5 Aired Oct 16, 1963 The Evil That Men Do Betsy discovers love when she meets an ex-convict at Shiloh, but his short temper could send him back to prison. Details Episode 6 Aired Oct 23, 1963 It Takes a Big Man A rancher (Lloyd Nolan) forces a rebellious son (Chris Robinson) to Shiloh and another (Ryan O'Neal) into a gunfight. Details Episode 7 Aired Oct 30, 1963 Brother Thaddeus An outlaw (Albert Salmi) turned Franciscan monk has a difficult time convincing the people of Medicine Bow of his commitment to religion, particularly when his visit coincides with a train robbery. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 6, 1963 Portrait: Marie Valonne The Virginian finds true love with a Louisiana beauty (Madlyn Rhue), only to be threatened by a political boss (Mark Richmond) who considers the woman to be private property; guest Skip Homeier. Details Episode 9 Aired Nov 13, 1963 Run Quiet The Virginian urges a deaf ranchhand (Clu Gulager) to ignore the taunts of his co-workers and make a life for himself at Shiloh, which the man begins to do until being unjustly accused of murder. Details Episode 10 Aired Nov 27, 1963 Stopover in a Western Town A bored young woman (Joan Freeman), stranded in Medicine Bow with her mother, decides to pass the time by seducing the Virginian. Details Episode 11 Aired Dec 4, 1963 The Fatal Journey The Virginian poses as an ex-convict to infiltrate an outlaw gang guilty of a woman's murder, but finds his cover threatened by the arrival of another new member (David McLean); guest Robert Lansing. Details Episode 12 Aired Dec 11, 1963 A Time Remembered Garth's plans to wed an opera singer (Yvonne De Carlo) shatter when she fatally shoots a man breaking into her hotel room. Details Episode 13 Aired Dec 18, 1963 Siege Returning to his hometown, Trampas finds it under the control of an outlaw (Joseph Campanella) in cahoots with the local sheriff. Details Episode 14 Aired Dec 25, 1963 Man of Violence Trampas acquires unwanted help (Peggy McCay, DeForest Kelley, Michael Pate) when he helps a woman seek her missing husband, an outlaw who has killed Trampas' friend; guest Leonard Nimoy. Details Episode 15 Aired Jan 1, 1964 The Invaders Garth's friend (Ed Begley) attempts to force ranchers out, and turns violent after his daughter (Beverly Owen) disappears with Trampas. Details Episode 16 Aired Jan 8, 1964 Roar From the Mountain Tracking a man-killing cougar, Steve rests at a couple's (Jack Klugman, Joyce Bulifant) cabin, where the wife pursues him and the husband threatens. Details Episode 17 Aired Jan 15, 1964 Fortunes of J. Jimerson Jones Garth, Betsy and a hotel maid (Ann Doran) try to protect a suddenly wealthy prospector (Pat O'Brien) from a blonde's (Jeanne Cooper) schemes. Details Episode 18 Aired Jan 22, 1964 The Thirty Days of Gavin Heath After a bite from a rabid dog leaves him with little time to live, a Britisher (Leo Genn) embarks on a rescue mission to relieve his guilt over wartime cowardice. Details Episode 19 Aired Jan 29, 1964 The Drifter In his first days at Shiloh, the Virginian fights an ambitious foreman (Michael Forest) who is rekindling a range war; guests Mariette Hartley, Rex Holman. Details Episode 20 Aired Feb 12, 1964 First to Thine Own Self A youth (Randy Boone) aids a little girl, then is accused of murdering the child's grandfather (Frank Maxwell), a gold prospector; guest Bruce Dern. Details Episode 21 Aired Feb 19, 1964 A Matter of Destiny Trampas decides to defend an Eastern financier (Peter Graves) who stole his girlfriend (Jean Hale) and cheated cattlemen; guest Richard Jaeckel. Details Episode 22 Aired Feb 26, 1964 Smile of the Dragon Trampas' wallet winds up on a dead man after a stagecoach robbery, leaving the ranchhand to be mistaken for one of the outlaws and accused of his own murder; guests Miyoshi Umeki, Richard Carlson. Details Episode 23 Aired Mar 4, 1964 The Intruders An outlaw (Darrin McGavin) and his men seize Shiloh and lie in wait for a chief (Iron Eyes Cody) and a general coming to negotiate a treaty; guest David Carradine. Details Episode 24 Aired Mar 11, 1964 Another's Footsteps The Virginian stumbles into a trap when he agrees to protect a frontierswoman (Sheree North) and her son from maurauding Indians during her husband's (John Agar) supposed absence on business. Details Episode 25 Aired Mar 25, 1964 Rope of Lies Steve takes a job as foreman at a ranch owned by a beautiful woman (Diana Millary), who has plans for the unsuspecting wrangler that involve a confrontation with her violent former lover. Details Episode 26 Aired Apr 1, 1964 The Secret of Brynmar Hall A woman (Jane Wyatt) invites Betsy and three friends (Brooke Bundy, Mark Goddard, Tom Skerritt) for the weekend, convinced that one was responsible for her daughter's death. Details Episode 27 Aired Apr 8, 1964 The Long Quest A widow (Patricia Breslin) may lose her adopted son when a woman (Ruta Lee) plans to sue for custody of the boy, heir to a fortune; guest Joseph Campanella. Details Episode 28 Aired Apr 15, 1964 A Bride for Lars Indians, outlaws and temptation make Trampas rue delivering a Swedish mail-order bride (Katherine Crawford) to an injured neighbor (Peter Whitney). Details Episode 29 Aired Apr 29, 1964 Dark Destiny An outlaw's (Robert Wilke) tomboy daughter (Brenda Scott), placed in the Virginian's care, is torn between her devotion to injured Randy and her desire to help her father escape from jail. Details Episode 30 Aired May 6, 1964 A Man Called Kane Randy's discovery of gold coins hidden in a cave on the Shiloh Ranch attracts visitors -- a government agent seeking Civil War loot and Randy's long-lost brother, who is wanted for murder. Details

Season Info

Director
Earl Bellamy, Bernard McEveety, William Witney, Richard L. Bare, Herschel Daugherty, R. G. Springsteen, Robert Ellis Miller, Charles Rondeau, Don McDougall, John English
Executive Producer
Frank Price
Screenwriter
Les Crutchfield, Frank Chase, Dean Riesner, Donn Mullally, Harold Swanton, True Boardman, John Hawkins, John D. F. Black, Carey Wilber
Network
NBC
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Drama, Western
Original Language
English
Release Date
Sep 18, 1963