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mrakyvkafi · 8 days ago

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My mom told me a story once. It was about a little mouse that woke up every morning and couldn’t wait to get to his fort in the woods. He’d jump out of bed, he’d throw on some mouse clothes, get halfway out the door, and then he’d remember that he should probably bring some food with him. The mouse could go without lunch, easy, but he’d like to have something to give to the other animals he’d see along the way. So, he’d wrap a crust of bread or two in a napkin and race out into the woods. His fort was just a couple of branches over a patch of grass. But to this mouse, it was everything. He built it, he’d fixed it up. It was his. And when he saw the rays of sun shining on it through the tree, he felt happy. Like there was one small corner where things were right and the world was as kind as it should be. But then one day, something happened. One day, the mouse raced through the woods and up to his fort and something was very wrong. The mouse couldn’t believe his eyes. Someone had trampled his fort to the ground in the night, and he realized that even in his own small corner the world wasn’t as kind as it should be. I don’t think I understood that story back when my mom told it to me. I was so upset about the fort getting trampled I didn’t pay attention to the ending. The end was that all the crumbs of bread the mouse had shared with the animals along the way made them want to help him. So, together, they rebuilt the fort. It was just a couple of branches over a patch of grass but to them, it was everything. And when they saw the rays of sun shining on it through the tree, they felt happy. ‘Cause even if the fort got trampled in the night, they knew they had created something indestructible. They knew they had created one small corner where things were right and where the world was as kind as it should be.

NCIS: Origins (2025), S01E12 Touchstone

#ncis #ncis origins #again i thought this was a Mary Jo episode #and again I was disappointed #i'd like to know more about Herm #and less about Healy #sorry Kowalski #idk it was well-acted #but somehow empty for me #also i might be dumb #but what does Lala's cheating have to do with Gibbs killing Hernandez?#they are grasping at straws in a will-they-won't-they that doesn't work #once again i think they did too much #they should've kept Mary Jo & Mildred in their own episode #and add a different storyline to the POW flashbacks #tv #my gifs

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alicepao13 · 4 months ago

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Hudson and Rex S01E12 - A Cult Education

Oh, by the way, the order of the episodes might be slightly different. I'm just following the order the rips I have are in. As Hudson and Rex has completely standalone episodes, bar a couple exceptions, this doesn't really affect continuity. But I'll start writing the episode titles so that there won't be any guesswork needed.

There was already a mention of Joe's ex wife being an addict in earlier episodes but in this one we get deep into it. It's not a "happy" episode by any means. It also makes me wonder what "I had to explain trans people to my kids" people do with concepts like addiction. Their children don't have any questions about that?

So Joe met Wendy when she was an informant? That may actually explain why he never took action when Charlie kissed Eva. I'm joking. Like hell any of the writers remembered Joe's backstory in S4 and in S6 they'd certainly forgotten Camilla wasn't his biological daughter and he'd adopted her through marriage.

Charlie: Don't worry, if your mom is innocent, I'll find proof. I've got lots of tools at my disposal. But mainly Rex. Rex will do all the work.

Charlie and Sarah are talking about how awesome Joe is to have stuck around for Wendy and support Camilla. Show, don't tell, guys. There was no need for this conversation.

How dare he dangle the ice cream like that in front of Rex.

The fact that Camilla fooled security to get to the cells explains so much about later episodes.

"They may have excellent lawyers but we have Rex" Unless he can rebuke arguments in court, I don't think he can do much in this case.

Really weird that the weird little cult didn't move the drugs after they realized that there was an investigation about them.

When was the last time those two sat in a professional manner around each other? Again, not complaining lol

Sarah: When was the last time you've eaten? Charlie: Does gum count?

Charlie: I tried to get home to rest and actually got as far as the police parking lot before somebody tried to take me out.

Not that I don't like attempt's on Charlie's life, but what exactly was the intent here? Even if he was killed, someone else would have taken over the investigation and I bet it would have more eyes on it after that.

From what I've known about Canada from this show, everyone wants to go to that Fogo Island.

Leave it to Jesse to spot identical printer patterns. Or whatever they're called.

"Printer flaws are like finger"- No, Charlie.

I don't know a lot about having a dog but from what I do know, having a routine is important. Does not seem to be the case in this show.

I also don't know a whole lot about drug addiction either, so I chose to focus on the things I could talk about. The episode definitely does a good job of showing how supportive Joe was as a husband and a father.

#the great hudson and rex rewatch of 2024

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dr-futbol-blog · 8 months ago

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Sanctuary, Pt. 10

McKay and Weir are with Beckett in the lab where he explains to them how very strange it is that Chaya is physically in such perfect health, impossibly so.

But first, look at McKay's face when Beckett mentions cancer:

His mother definitely died of cancer.

McKay is also not happy that, according to Beckett, she's perfect:

Because how do you compete with perfect? How do you compete with perfect when you genuinely believe that you're the most unlovable person in two galaxies? His only hope was demonstrating that she was somehow even worse.

His reaction to the mention of STDs is also curious:

There are two things I know for certain. The mention of sexually transmitted diseases made him think about sex, as is only natural. And there is only one aspect about her sex life that might even remotely interest him. Like, it's good that she doesn't have STDs, all things considered. He wouldn't want the Major catching anything. Also, as someone that had reached his sexual maturity during the 1980s, being reminded of STDs might have given him pause regardless of orientation but especially so if it was during the crisis years that he discovered his interest in guys.

But what ever the reason, it did make him think about them having sex and that thought is painful to him. Why would he care even a little bit unless it was something he wanted for himself? He's not envious that he has found someone, that they could have a connection. He didn't care about Beckett and Perna getting close. It's not general, it's specific to Sheppard.

But as much as he's suppressing that completely normal and heterosexual thought, he's still right on the money about her:

McKay: But she is human? Beckett: Oh, without a doubt. Weir: So how is that possible?

He doubts that she is human. Then Beckett makes a point that is significant toward the resolution of the episode later:

McKay: You make it sound like some sort of a— Beckett: Paradise? Aye, because it is. Weir: And that's a problem because? Beckett: Because human life, quite simply, Dr. Weir, is more fragile than that. I don't care what galaxy we're in. It's unnatural.

Human life is beautiful because it is fragile and transitory. Their shared humanity was what Sheppard had been using to get her to see things their way. But she is not human. She's a whole different species.

It seems like McKay and Weir are starting to get worried for Sheppard. And the music tells the audience they should be worried for him, as well.

If we witnessed Sheppard starting to lead Chaya on at Proculus, she now appears to be leading him on quite expertly. She is basically allowing him to walk her around her old home while using him to learn everything they know about the Ancients and their war with the wraith. He even explicitly makes reference to now (unlike previously) being truthful with her: "I'd be lying if I said we controlled it all".

From the look on her face as he gets Sheppard talking about the shield, she was there during the siege. There are painful things in her past, as well. In this, too, they are alike.

Something odd happens when they enter the control room. First, Sheppard tells her to call him John. Tells her he would prefer it. Not please, call me John. I would be happy if you called me John. He says "I would prefer it" as though he's saying that he would prefer that she not call him Major. Like he insists but not in the usual coquettish way.

I discussed the reasons why McKay calls Sheppard Major and continues doing it for a very long time in connection with The Defiant One (S01E12) but I will make a note of it here that twice, when Sheppard has told people to call him John, he has ended up kissing them (cf. Conversion, S02E08). And that in the first episode in which McKay finally calls him John, it follows from Sheppard himself referring to making out as a way to stop McKay from talking. So I'm just saying. There's a pattern.

But it's not altogether certain that this is what Sheppard actually wants here, her calling him John. That he's actually inviting her for closer acquaintance by the gesture. Because it's followed by this exchange:

Chaya: John… how did you make enemies of the Wraith? Sheppard: That was my fault. Chaya: Yours? Sheppard: I basically woke them up trying to rescue some people they'd captured. They didn't take too kindly to that.

He looks real fucking odd when he's telling her all this. We saw previously that he let Teyla do the explanation related to the wraith while he seemed all kinds of uneasy back on Proculus. This is a thing that is not easy for him. He is carrying such guilt for letting this happen, putting "untold thousands, maybe millions" of people's lives in danger, that it's crushing him at the best of times. And here, he's discussing it breezily, like it's no big deal. He makes odd faces like he can't believe this shit is actually coming out of his mouth, especially in this nonchalant tone.

So, placing a hand over the heart can signify sincerity, to be sure. But he's not being sincere here, he's basically being mind-controlled. Having the hand over his heart can also be a way of subconsciously protecting it from her. It's possible that he tells her to call him John because he doesn't want her calling him Major.

Not because it's so formal and keeps them at a distance. But because she is invading his privacy, his innermost thoughts and beliefs, in a way that leaves him exposed and there are things he doesn't want to share with her. Things that he has only started to want to share with someone else that isn't her. He would rather she call him something else. In addition to being a common designation for a trick for the turning, John is actually also the most impersonal of all of the things you can call him. Because it's not him telling her these things. He would never.

The one time we see him turn his body toward her while walking, which he frequently does with McKay, he covers his heart. He sets up a barrier between them. Even here, as they come to a stop, his head indicates that he would rather not be facing her.

She continues prodding:

Chaya: But you saved your people? Sheppard: Most of them.

Again, he says this casually. Like it's not a big deal. The thing that he tells Col. Everett not a night goes by that he doesn't think about it, he just brushes over it. This is not John Sheppard. This is not Sheppard acting casual, not Sheppard pretending everything is fine, not Sheppard putting on a charming persona to game someone. He's clearly not driving this baby. He's not in control.

It's not that he trusts her so much for no reason. It's not because they have some special connection that makes him want to open himself up for her. The faces he keeps making after each one of these comments tells us that he does not want to be saying these things. Even he doesn't know why he's saying these things.

Orlin told Carter that reading someone's mind was an invasion of privacy. This is technically not that. But she's far from innocent. Maybe the Others imprisoned her for a reason. We're asked to sympathize with her due to her loneliness but she is a convict, a prisoner on her planet. Perhaps she was jailed for a reason.

Sheppard leads her through the control room, showing her each and every one of their systems. Note that he doesn't introduce them by saying something like "And these are..." or "And here you can see..." He just lists them out for her.

Sheppard: Main control console, environmental support systems, communications. And this…this is… Grodin: Sorry, Major. We haven't the faintest idea what it—

We are again shown that McKay was right. Earlier on, they had this exchange:

McKay: Maybe I should tag along, in case you have any questions—Sheppard: I think I've got it handled, Rodney. McKay: There are a lot of systems you know absolutely— Sheppard: Got it covered.

He predicted that Sheppard would come across systems he knows nothing about and there would be questions related to them. But the thing is, Sheppard had never intended for this to happen. He dismissed McKay because he was never going to show her any systems, let alone their most central, essential systems. He is the head of security of this operation, he is not stupid but a brilliant tactician and a strategic thinker. She's not the chief inspector of Atlantis, he has no reason to want to show her these things.

She initializes a new piece of Ancient technology only recently discovered. She plays innocent but clearly does it on purpose. But at the same time, we are shown again that her touch has a tangible effect on things. Her touch basically has magical qualities. Her touch made the machine come alive, made it brighter. Her effect on people is something similar.

Grodin sure seems to clock something about their interaction as odd:

Sheppard seems excited about the possibility that she too possesses the ATA gene, and this seems like the first genuine reaction from him ever since she touched him. He had been emphasizing their similarity in an attempt to use her sympathy to get their help, so he may have seen this is as something that might work in their favour.

He seems entirely himself as he tells her: "The Atlantians were good at lots of things, but writing instruction manuals wasn't one of them." He seems happy, he almost smiles, glancing at Grodin fiddling with the machine twice as he does. One might venture a guess that he has watched someone figure out how Ancient technology works up real close more than a little, and might even be quoting said person verbatim here (as a matter of fact, his exact words in Hide and Seek (S01E03) were "Oh, yeah, there were some explicit instructions, which I chose to completely ignore"). He's mostly looking at Grodin while he's telling her this so we can assume that he's thinking about something or someone else. His mind is not on her while he talks about the instruction manuals.

But this is a short respite. The weirdness continues:

Sheppard: We should probably wrap this tour up. I know Dr. Weir is anxious to talk to you. Chaya: Will I see you afterwards? Sheppard: And during!

He almost stutters when he tells her that Dr. Weir is anxious to talk to her. Clearly, she's not the only one that's anxious. But why would he be anxious about that?

Is he expecting Weir to notice that something is wrong? Hoping that she would? Trying to protect someone that might be there?

Whether or not he (or McKay) was supposed to be at this meeting of Weir with Chaya, whether he had been invited or not, Sheppard is making sure that he is going to be there. Again, this might be her influence--she does not want him to leave her alone, so he's forced to tag along. Or, again, he could be inserting himself into the meeting in order to protect the others, whether consciously or subconsciously. But it certainly doesn't seem like he's going to the meeting with her because he wants to be with her so much.

He is clearly starting to internally freak out about what ever this is that's going on. His face here, at the very end:

He gives her another one of his fake smiles. And then, where she doesn't see, he draws in a breath through his teeth. Compare his expression with McKay's at the beginning of this entry, where he's thinking about cancer.

John Sheppard is not alright.

Continued in Pt. 11

#stargate atlantis #sga #sga meta #john sheppard #sheppard is bi #rodney mckay #rodney is gay #ep. sanctuary #ep. hide and seek #ep. the defiant one #ep. conversion #ep. first strike #ep. rising #ep. the siege

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spnwingifs · 2 years ago

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They say that kid's the latest victim of Limbo. Limbo the Clown. Um… I'll probably regret asking this later, but, uh, who's that? Limbo is a… carnival urban legend. No one knows if there's a man or a monster under that greasepaint. He goes from carnival to carnival pitching his tent… Limbo's Hall of Happy… And luring folks inside. And once he does, no one ever sees you again.

THE WINCHESTERS, S01E12

#The Winchesters #SPN #SPNWin #Drake Rodger #Nida Khurshid #Meg Donnelly #Jojo Fleites #The Winchesters edit #My edits #John Winchester #Mary Campbell #Carlos Cervantez #Latika Dar

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oldtvlover · 6 months ago

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Hi guys,

I hope you could help me with something. 😁

Looking for Randy Mantooth's first appearance in "Owen Marshall". The episode is called 'Until Proven Innocent' or known as S01E12.

All my sources have failed so far and so I'd be happy if someone could share it with me.

Thanks in advance for this.

#randy mantooth #owen marshall #looking for an episode #help me please #s01e12 #thanks in advance

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malec-ao3feed · 11 months ago

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The Awakening

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timelesstimesgoneby · 1 year ago

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EPISODE

Season 1

disc 1

S01E01 Matt Gets It 1950

S01E02 Hot Spell 1950

S01E03 Word of Honor 1950

S01E04 Home Surgery 1950

S01E05 Obie Tater 1950

S01E06 Night Incident 1950

disc 2

S01E07 Smoking Out the Nolans 1950

S01E08 Kite's Reward 1950

S01E09 The Hunter 1950

S01E10 The Queue 1950

S01E11 General Parsley Smith 1950

S01E12 Magnus 1950

disc 3

S01E13 Reed Survives 1950

S01E14 Professor Lute Bone 1950

S01E15 No Handcuffs 1950

S01E16 Reward for Matt 1950

S01E17 Robin Hood 1950

S01E18 Yorky 1950

disc 4

S01E19 20-20 1950

S01E20 Reunion '78 1950

S01E21 Helping Hand 1950

S01E22 Tap Day for Kitty 1950

S01E23 Indian Scout 1950

S01E24 The Pest Hole 1950

S01E25 The Big Broad 1950

disc 5

S01E26 Hack Prine 1950

S01E27 Cooter 1950

S01E28 The Killer 1950

S01E29 Doc's Revenge 1950

S01E30 The Preacher 1950

S01E31 How to Die for Nothing 1950

S01E32 Dutch George 1950

disc 6

S01E33 Prairie Happy 1950

S01E34 Chester's Mail Order Bride 1950

S01E35 The Guitar 1950

S01E36 Cara 1950

S01E37 Mr. and Mrs. Amber 1950

S01E38 Unmarked Grave 1950

S01E39 Alarm at Pleasant Valley 1950

Season 2

disc 1

S02E01 Cow Doctor 1950

S02E02 Brush at Elkader 1950

S02E03 Custer 1950

S02E04 The Round Up 1950

S02E05 Young Man with a Gun 1950

S02E06 Indian White 1950

S02E07 How to Cure a Friend 1950

disc 2

S02E08 Legal Revenge 1950

S02E09 The Mistake 1950

S02E10 Greater Love 1950

S02E11 No Indians 1950

S02E12 Spring Term 1950

S02E13 Poor Pearl 1950

S02E14 Cholera 1950

disc 3

S02E15 Pucket's New Year 1950

S02E16 The Cover Up 1950

S02E17 Sins of the Father 1950

S02E18 Kick Me 1950

S02E19 Executioner 1950

S02E20 Gone Straight 1950

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S02E21 Bloody Hands 1950

S02E22 Skid Row 1950

S02E23 Sweet and Sour 1950

S02E24 Cain 1950

S02E25 Bureaucrat 1950

S02E26 Last Fling 1950

disc 2

S02E27 Chester's Murder 1950

S02E28 The Photographer 1950

S02E29 Wrong Man 1950

S02E30 Big Girl Lost 1950

S02E31 What the Whiskey Drummer Heard 1950

S02E32 Cheap Labor 1950

S02E33 Moon 1950

disc 3

S02E34 Who Lives by the Sword 1950

S02E35 Uncle Oliver 1950

S02E36 Daddy-O 1950

S02E37 The Man Who Would Be Marshal 1950

S02E38 Liar from Blackhawk 1950

S02E39 Jealousy 1950

Season 3

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S03E01 Crack-Up 1950

S03E02 Gun for Chester 1950

S03E03 Blood Money 1950

S03E04 Kitty's Outlaw 1950

S03E05 Potato Road 1950

S03E06 Jesse 1950

S03E07 Mavis McCloud 1950

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S03E08 Born to Hang 1950

S03E09 Romeo 1950

S03E10 Never Pester Chester 1950

S03E11 Fingered 1950

S03E12 How to Kill a Woman 1950

S03E13 Cows and Cribs 1950

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S03E14 Doc's Reward 1950

S03E15 Kitty Lost 1950

S03E16 Twelfth Night 1950

S03E17 Joe Phy 1950

S03E18 Buffalo Man 1950

S03E19 Kitty Caught 1950

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S03E20 Claustrophobia 1950

S03E21 Ma Tennis 1950

S03E22 Sunday Supplement 1950

S03E23 Wild West 1950

S03E24 The Cabin 1950

S03E25 Dirt 1950

S03E26 Dooley Surrenders 1950

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S03E27 Joke's on Us 1950

S03E28 Bottleman 1950

S03E29 Laughing Gas 1950

S03E30 Texas Cowboys 1950

S03E31 Amy's Good Deed 1950

S03E32 Hanging Man 1950

S03E33 Innocent Broad 1950

disc 3

S03E34 The Big Con 1950

S03E35 Widow's Mite 1950

S03E36 Chester's Hanging 1950

S03E37 Carmen 1950

S03E38 Overland Express 1950

S03E39 The Gentleman 1950

Season 4

disc 1

S04E01 Matt for Murder 1950

S04E02 The Patsy 1950

S04E03 Gunsmuggler 1950

S04E04 Monopoly 1950

S04E05 Letter of the Law 1950

S04E06 Thoroughbreds 1950

S04E07 Stage Hold-Up 1950

disc 2

S04E08 Lost Rifle 1950

S04E09 Land Deal 1950

S04E10 Lynching Man 1950

S04E11 How to Kill a Friend 1950

S04E12 Grass 1950

S04E13 The Cast 1950

disc 3

S04E14 Robber Bridegroom 1950

S04E15 Snakebite 1950

S04E16 Gypsum Hills Feud 1950

S04E17 Young Love 1950

S04E18 Marshal Proudfoot 1950

S04E19 Passive Resistance 1950

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S04E20 Love of a Good Woman 1950

S04E21 Jayhawkers 1950

S04E22 Kitty's Rebellion 1950

S04E23 Sky 1950

S04E24 Doc Quits 1950

S04E25 The Bear 1950

S04E26 The Coward 1950

disc 2

S04E27 The F.U. 1950

S04E28 Wind 1950

S04E29 Fawn 1950

S04E30 Renegade White 1950

S04E31 Murder Warrant 1950

S04E32 Change of Heart 1950

S04E33 Buffalo Hunter 1950

disc 3

S04E34 The Choice 1950

S04E35 There Never Was a Horse 1950

S04E36 Print Asper 1950

S04E37 The Constable 1950

S04E38 Blue Horse 1950

S04E39 Cheyennes 1950

Season 5

disc 1

S05E01 Target 1950

S05E02 Kitty's Injury 1950

S05E03 Horse Deal 1950

S05E04 Johnny Red 1950

S05E05 Tail to the Wind 1950

S05E06 Annie Oakley 1950

S05E07 Kangaroo 1950

disc 2

S05E08 Saludos 1950

S05E09 Brother Whelp 1950

S05E10 The Boots 1950

S05E11 Odd Man Out 1950

S05E12 Miguel's Daughter 1950

S05E13 Box o' Rocks 1950

S05E14 False Witness 1950

disc 3

S05E15 Tag, You're It 1950

S05E16 Thick 'n' Thin 1950

S05E17 Groat's Grudge 1960

S05E18 Big Tom 1960

S05E19 Till Death Do Us 1960

S05E20 The Tragedian 1960

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S05E21 Hinka Do 1960

S05E22 Doc Judge 1960

S05E23 Moo Moo Raid 1960

S05E24 Kitty's Killing 1960

S05E25 Jailbait Janet 1960

S05E26 Unwanted Deputy 1960

S05E27 Where'd They Go 1960

disc 2

S05E28 Crowbait Bob 1960

S05E29 Colleen So Green 1960

S05E30 The Ex-Urbanites 1960

S05E31 I Thee Wed 1960

S05E32 The Lady Killer 1960

S05E33 Gentleman's Disagreement 1960

disc 3

S05E34 Speak Me Fair 1960

S05E35 Belle's Back 1960

S05E36 The Bobsy Twins 1960

S05E37 Old Flame 1960

S05E38 The Deserter 1960

S05E39 Cherry Red 1960

Season 6

disc 1

S06E01 Friend's Pay-Off 1960

S06E02 The Blacksmith 1960

S06E03 Small Water 1960

S06E04 Say Uncle 1960

S06E05 Shooting Stopover 1960

S06E06 The Peace Officer 1960

S06E07 Don Matteo 1960

disc 2

S06E08 The Worm 1960

S06E09 The Badge 1960

S06E10 Distant Drummer 1960

S06E11 Ben Tolliver's Stud 1960

S06E12 No Chip 1960

S06E13 The Wake 1960

S06E14 The Cook 1960

S06E15 Old Fool 1960

S06E16 Brother Love 1960

S06E17 Bad Sheriff 1960

S06E18 Unloaded Gun 1960

S06E19 Tall Trapper 1960

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S06E20 Love Thy Neighbor 1960

S06E21 Bad Seed 1960

S06E22 Kitty Shot 1960

S06E23 About Chester 1960

S06E24 Harriet 1960

S06E25 Potshot 1960

S06E26 Old Faces 1960

disc 2

S06E27 Big Man 1960

S06E28 Little Girl 1960

S06E29 Stolen Horses 1960

S06E30 Minnie 1960

S06E31 Bless Me Till I Die 1960

S06E32 Long Hours, Short Pay 1960

disc 3

S06E33 Hard Virtue 1960

S06E34 The Imposter 1960

S06E35 Chester's Dilemma 1960

S06E36 The Love of Money 1960

S06E37 Melinda Miles 1960

S06E38 Colorado Sheriff 1960

Season 7

disc 1

S07E01 Perce 1960

S07E02 Old Yellow Boots 1960

S07E03 Miss Kitty 1960

S07E04 Harper's Blood 1960

disc 2

S07E05 All That 1960

S07E06 Long, Long Trail 1960

S07E07 The Squaw 1960

S07E08 Chesterland 1960

disc 3

S07E09 Milly 1960

S07E10 Indian Ford 1960

S07E11 Apprentice Doc 1960

disc 4

S07E12 Nina's Revenge 1960

S07E13 Marry Me 1960

S07E14 A Man a Day 1960

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S07E15 The Do-Badder 1960

S07E16 Lacey 1960

S07E17 Cody's Code 1960

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S07E18 Old Dan 1960

S07E19 Catawomper 1960

S07E20 Half Straight 1960

S07E21 He Learned About Women 1960

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S07E22 The Gallows 1960

S07E23 Reprisal 1960

S07E24 Coventry 1960

S07E25 The Widow 1960

disc 3

S07E26 Durham Bull 1960

S07E27 Wagon Girls 1960

S07E28 The Dealer 1960

disc 4

S07E29 The Summons 1960

S07E30 The Dreamers 1960

S07E31 Cale 1960

disc 5

S07E32 Chester's Indian 1960

S07E33 The Prisoner 1960

S07E34 The Boys 1960

Season 8

disc 1

S08E01 The Search 1960

S08E02 Call Me Dodie 1960

S08E03 Quint Asper Comes Home 1960

S08E04 Root Down 1960

disc 2

S08E05 Jenny 1960

S08E06 Collie's Free 1960

S08E07 The Ditch 1960

S08E08 The Trappers 1960

disc 3

S08E09 Phoebe Strunk 1960

S08E10 The Hunger 1960

S08E11 Abe Blocker 1960

S08E12 The Way It Is 1960

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S08E13 Us Haggens 1960

S08E14 Uncle Sunday 1960

S08E15 False Front 1960

S08E16 Old Comrade 1960

disc 5

S08E17 Louie Pheeters 1960

S08E18 The Renegades 1960

S08E19 Cotter's Girl 1960

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S08E20 The Bad One 1960

S08E21 The Cousin 1960

S08E22 Shona 1960

S08E23 Ash 1960

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S08E24 Blind Man's Bluff 1960

S08E25 Quint's Indian 1960

S08E26 Anybody Can Kill a Marshal 1960

S08E27 Two of a Kind 1960

disc 3

S08E28 I Call Him Wonder 1960

S08E29 With a Smile 1960

S08E30 The Far Places 1960

S08E31 Panacea Sykes 1960

disc 4

S08E32 Tell Chester 1960

S08E33 Quint-Cident 1960

S08E34 Old York 1960

S08E35 Daddy Went Away 1960

disc 5

S08E36 The Odyssey of Jubal Tanner 1960

S08E37 Jeb 1960

S08E38 The Quest for Asa Janin 1960

Season 9

disc 1

S09E01 Kate Heller 1960

S09E02 Lover Boy 1960

S09E03 Legends Don't Sleep 1960

S09E04 Tobe 1960

disc 2

S09E05 Easy Come 1960

S09E06 My Sister's Keeper 1960

S09E07 Quint's Trail 1960

S09E08 Carter Caper 1960

disc 3

S09E09 Ex-Con 1960

S09E10 Extradition (1) 1960

S09E11 Extradition (2) 1960

S09E12 The Magician 1960

disc 4

S09E13 Pa Hack's Brood 1960

S09E14 The Glory and the Mud 1960

S09E15 Dry Well 1960

disc 5

S09E16 Prairie Wolfer 1960

S09E17 Friend 1960

S09E18 Once a Haggen 1960

disc 1

S09E19 No Hands 1960

S09E20 May Blossom 1960

S09E21 The Bassops 1960

S09E22 The Kite 1960

disc 2

S09E23 Comanches Is Soft 1960

S09E24 Father's Love 1960

S09E25 Now That April's Here 1960

S09E26 Caleb 1960

disc 3

S09E27 Owney Tupper Had a Daughter 1960

S09E28 Bently 1960

S09E29 Kitty Cornered 1960

S09E30 The Promoter 1960

disc 4

S09E31 Trip West 1960

S09E32 Scot Free 1960

S09E33 The Warden 1960

disc 5

S09E34 Homecoming 1960

S09E35 The Other Half 1960

S09E36 Journey for Three 1960

Season 10

disc 1

S10E01 Blue Heaven 1960

S10E02 Crooked Mile 1960

S10E03 Old Man 1960

S10E04 The Violators 1960

disc 2

S10E05 Doctor's Wife 1960

S10E06 Take Her, She's Cheap 1960

S10E07 Help Me Kitty 1960

S10E08 Hung High 1960

disc 3

S10E09 Jonah Hutchinson 1960

S10E10 Big Man, Big Target 1960

S10E11 Chicken 1960

S10E12 Innocence 1960

disc 4

S10E13 Aunt Thede 1960

S10E14 Hammerhead 1960

S10E15 Double Entry 1960

disc 5

S10E16 Run, Sheep, Run 1960

S10E17 Deputy Festus 1960

S10E18 One Killer on Ice 1960

disc 1

S10E19 Chief Joseph 1960

S10E20 Circus Trick 1960

S10E21 Song for Dying 1960

S10E22 Winner Take All 1960

disc 2

S10E23 Eliab's Aim 1960

S10E24 Thursday's Child 1960

S10E25 Breckinridge 1960

S10E26 Bank Baby 1960

disc 3

S10E27 The Lady 1960

S10E28 Dry Road to Nowhere 1960

S10E29 Twenty Miles from Dodge 1960

S10E30 The Pariah 1960

disc 4

S10E31 Gilt Guilt 1960

S10E32 Bad Lady from Brookline 1960

S10E33 Two Tall Men 1960

disc 5

S10E34 Honey Pot 1960

S10E35 The New Society 1960

S10E36 He Who Steals 1960

Season 11

disc 1

S11E01 Seven Hours to Dawn 1960

S11E02 The Storm 1960

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