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Wagon Train

Adventures of a wagon train traveling from Missouri to California.
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Season 438 of 38 Episodes

  • Mickey Rooney stars as a traveler whose journey West is filled with several mishaps.

  • Seth's distant cousin wants to start his own wagon train.

  • A British colonel (Charles Laughton) becomes the source of friction on the wagon train.

  • Flint discovers that he has been set up after he accidentally shoots an innocent man.

  • Three bandits kidnap Hawks and try to pirate the wagon train.

  • Flint and three others find a lost Aztec city.

  • Wagon trains vanish after going through a mountain pass.

  • Flint and his party get bogged down by heavy rain.

  • Major tells a former Army doctor a story that sets him straight.

  • Flint discovers that Jane Hawkins is wanted for the murder of a rancher's son.

  • A widower with a young son looks for a new wife.

  • Comanches threaten to destroy the train unless it somehow makes it across a badly swollen river.

  • An idealistic young clergyman tries to reform an outlaw.

  • A brave teacher dies while saving his students from a burning dormitory.

  • A bounty hunter searches for a murderer who was once a lawman.

  • Flint guides a widow to the Arapaho mission where she will hold school.

  • Bill Hawks allows Sam Elder and a group of orphan boys to join the train.

  • Maj. Adams and Bill Hawks fight over dealing with attacking Native Americans.

  • A troubled woman (Jan Clayton) traveling through the prairies with her husband, acts irrationally after he refuses to return home.

  • A dying man's wish turns into betrayal of emotions for his daughter.

  • Flint encounters lost children while on his way for supplies.

  • A woman mistaken as the ghost of Seth's beloved captures his heart.

  • Men want to avenge a wrong done at the notorious Andersonville prison camp.

  • Two travelers (Jack Cassidy, Audrey Meadows) run away with stolen bank money.

  • Flint returns to the wagon train camp to announce that their company has appointed Jud Benedict as their new wagonmaster, and it isn't good news.

  • As Bill Hawks leads four wagons on the way to California, Tiburcio Mendez and his band of renegades abruptly stop them and demand they turn back.

  • When actress Nellie Jefferson joins the wagon train, her incessant demands for special treatment grate on Hale and Hawks, but Wooster grows completely smitten with Nellie.

  • A blind man, his sister and young son meet up with the wagon train on the trail; they are trying to find a train that will let them travel to California; Saul is a qualified doctor and has hopes of starting a blind school.

  • Polish immigrant Joe Muharich tries to befriend and hopefully straighten out Johnny Kamen, a brash young man who doesn't take well to anyone giving orders to him.

  • With his clever tall tales, old prospector Henry Shannon talks Charlie Wooster into coming with him to search for a gold mine; when Hawks finds out about this, he rides out after the two men, along with Shannon's grandson.

  • Will, his mother, and his younger sister join the wagon train under a false surname after many towns forced them out due to the terrible actions of one family member.

  • An Army general announces he is taking over the wagon train; he's requiring all members to act as soldiers in helping him rescue a trapped cavalry garrison of 120 men who are otherwise likely to be murdered by hostile Utes.

  • Flint visits Eleanor Culhane, an old flame of his once married to a notorious gunman.

  • Bill Hawks helps an Italian immigrant retrieve his village's beloved chalice when a couple of drifters steal it.

  • After losing one of her children in an accident, a woman feels bitter over the wagon train and plans to turn back east, while her husband wishes to continue west.

  • Flint comes across four survivors of an Indian massacre, the two Ellison sisters and two Carder brothers.

  • Charlie Wooster's cooking goes from awful to god-awful; Hale demotes him and promotes his Chinese assistant to the train's chief cook.

  • A dying Spanish nobleman asks Flint to impersonate Don Alvarado to claim the inheritance for the rest of his family.

Record to Watch Later

75 episodes will be broadcast over the next two weeks

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    The Conchita Vasquez Story
  • A Man Called Horse

    A white man who was captured by Indians, but eventually earned their respect and married his captor's sister, faces prejudice when he returns home.
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  • The Marie Dupree Story

    A flirtatious Southern belle does her best to win the affections of a young Sicilian man, then rejects him in favor of another.
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  • The Lizabeth Ann Calhoun Story

    Lizabeth Ann Calhoun asks permission to join the train so she can avoid the advances of a young man she claims is in love with her.
    Upcoming
  • The John Bernard Story

    A woman on the wagon train is kidnapped by Indians, who say they will only return her when the chief's seriously ill son is taken to a doctor and cured by the wagon train.
    Upcoming
  • The Sally Potter Story

    A bitter rivalry develops when a young woman joins the wagon train and two men vie for her hand in marriage.
    Upcoming
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Adventures of a wagon train traveling from Missouri to California.

Starring

Ward Bond, Robert Horton, Frank McGrath, Terry Wilson, John McIntire, Robert Fuller, Michael Burns, Denny Miller

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