Gunsmoke is an American radio and television Western drama series created by director Norman MacDonnell and writer John Meston. The stories take place in and around Dodge City, Kansas, during the settlement of the American West. The central character is lawman Marshal Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad on radio and James Arness on television.
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Gunsmoke is an American radio and television Western drama series created by director Norman MacDonnell and writer John Meston. The stories take place in and around Dodge City, Kansas, during the settlement of the American West. The central character is lawman Marshal Matt Dillon, played by William Conrad on radio and James Arness on television.
Season 3 episodes
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Chester believes Asa Ledbetter is out to kill him. After Chester is shot, he tells Matt Asa Ledbetter shot him. Matt worries that Chester may be working too hard on finding Asa Ledbetter. Asa Ledbetter claims Chester killed his brother.
After Harry Spencer's life is saved Matt receives a wanted poster for Joe Sharpe who robbed a bank. Matt learns that Joe and Shape left Dodge so Sharpe could try and get the reward money.
Doc, Chester, and Matt suspect Kitty of helping a bank robber when she invites Matt to an out of the way spot for dinner. What they didn't know was that the bank robber was the first 'man' Kitty had ever known.
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Directed by Andrew V. McLaglenWritten by John MestonGuest stars Dabbs Greer, Howard Culver, Chris Alcaide, John George
When Matt sends Chester out to handle a rowdy couple of cow pokers, Chester ends up nearly dead. Matt is so guilt ridden he vows to find the men who did it and make them pay.
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Directed by Richard WhorfGuest stars Gary Vinson, Paul Birch, Buddy Baer, Tom Greenway
The people of Dodge gets suspicious of Jim Cobbett (John Larch) when his second wife (Virginia Christine) vanishes just like his first (Karl Swenson appears).
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Guest stars Karl Swenson, John Larch, Virginia Christine, Dabbs Greer, Chick Hannan
The whole town is caught up in a mystery: where does Joe Nadler get all his money---and where does he go to spend it?
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Directed by Richard WhorfWritten by John Meston, Kathleen HiteGuest stars Val Avery, Dabbs Greer, Bartlett Robinson, Mabel Albertson, Kathie Browne, Jud Taylor
Matt & Chester are taken prisoner by two buffalo hunters who are hunting buffalo in Indian territory. The hunters leave them tied to a wagon in hopes that the Indians will kill them.
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Directed by Ted PostGuest stars John Anderson, Jack Klugman, Patricia Smith, Abel Fernandez
Ollie Ridgers is a free spirited man who hates towns and lives free on the prairie. His friend Jim Branch convinces Ollie to go into Dodge for a good time at Miss Kitty's saloon. While Ollie is in town, two men kill Ollie's hogs and mule. Ollie goes after the two men thus killing one of the men. Matt is forced to arrest his good friend Ollie for killing one of the men. After Ollie has been found guilty of murder and sentenced to a long prison term, Ollie's friend, (Jim Branch) kills Ollie to spare Ollie from the cruelty of being being incarcerated for the rest of his life.
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Directed by Ted PostWritten by John MestonGuest stars Joe Maross, Vaughn Taylor, Jason Johnson
Hattie throws in with two men to kill her husband and then sell his ranch for the money. Yorky Kelley sees the men ride off with his father and trails them till his horse breaks a leg. On the prarie Yorky finds Marshall Dillon and asks for his help finding his Pa.
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Directed by Richard WhorfGuest stars Phyllis Coates, Murray Hamilton, Philip Bourneuf, Robert Gist
Nat Seiber and Polly Troyman are to be married. When Polly's younger Brother finds out that Nat had visited another woman (Beulah)late one evening at her house, Polly's Brother (Henry Troyman) thinks that Nat has dishonored his Sister Polly and promises to stop the wedding anyway he can. When Nat is shot on his wedding day, everyone thinks Polly's Brother committed the shooting. After Matt and Chester do an investigation, Matt comes to another conclusion about the shooting of Nat Seiber.
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Directed by Ted Post, Sam PeckinpahWritten by Sam PeckinpahGuest stars Barry McGuire, Ian MacDonald, Wayne Morris, June Lockhart, Gail Kobe, Tyler McVey
Jake Kaiser and some other ranchers hung Frank Tillman thinking he was a horse thief but they were wrong. Tillman's wife and son won't tell the Marshall who did it.
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Directed by Ted PostGuest stars Virginia Gregg, Kevin Hagen, Bartlett Robinson, Michael Hinn, Herbert Lytton
Ernie Stubblefield trying to put his past behind him changes his name to Earl Stafford and is traveling with a laughing gas show. Cloud Marsh tries the gas and gets laughed at by the town. Angry he and his brothers attack Stubblefield/Stafford.
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Directed by John RichGuest stars Dean Harens, Jess Kirkpatrick, Cyril Delevanti, John George
A secret Army payroll is stolen and two soldiers killed. The Major threatens Matt with martial law if the thieves aren't caught. Matt suspects Jenny Lane, a new girl at the Long Branch of being involved.
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Directed by Ted PostGuest stars Ruta Lee, Tommy Farrell, Ray Teal, Alan Gifford, Len Lesser, Robert Patten, Roy Engel, Barney Phillips
Matt and Chester track Nation for a killing in Dodge. Nation kills their horses then gives himself up. They wind up having to take a stage back to Dodge. Nation recognizes a man on the stage and helps Matt prevent a robbery.
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Guest stars Forrest Stanley, Jimmy Cross, Clem Bevans, Simon Oakland
Marcus France, a "Gentleman Gambler" comes to Dodge and falls in love with Bonnie Damon. Tiller Evans thinks Bonnie is his girl. Matt has to keep Tiller from killing France.
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Directed by Ted PostGuest stars Timothy Carey, Jack Cassidy, Henry Corden, John George, Howard Culver