Warbonnet

Season 13 (Episode 14)

Air Date: 26 December 1971

Teleplay: Arthur Heinemann

Story: Charles Goldwad and Robert Blood

Director: Arthur H. Nadel

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Forrest Tucker (Frank Ryan), Chief Dan George (Red Cloud), Linda Cristal (Teresa), Patrick Adiarte (Swift Eagle), Russ Marin (Sheriff), M. Emmet Walsh (Mattheson), John Wheeler (Hill), Lee De Broux (Elias)

Notable Guest Stars

Linda CristalLinda Cristal Chief Dan GeorgeChief Dan George Forrest TuckerForrest Tucker
M. Emmet WalshM. Emmet Walsh

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Joe
  • Mr. Mattheson is the Indian agent in Virginia City
  • Town: Mills

A Home for Jamie

Season 13 (Episode 13)

Air Date: 19 December 1971

Writer: Jean Holloway  Director: Leo Penn

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Victor Sen Yung (Hop Sing)

Guest Stars
Will Geer (Ferris Callahan), Ford Rainey (Judge Taylor), Robert Karnes (Jess McLean), Robert Carradine (Phinney McLean), Phyllis Love (Miss Griggs)

Notable Guest Stars

Robert CarradineRobert Carradine Will GeerWill Geer

Production Notes

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Ben
  • Featured Character: Jamie

Easy Come, Easy Go

Season 13 (Episode 12)

Air Date: 12 December 1971

Writer: Jack B. Sowards  Director: Joseph Pevney

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Victor Sen Yung (Hop Sing), Lou Frizzell (Dusty Rhodes)

Guest Stars
Ann Prentiss (Meena Calhoun), Dub Taylor (Luke Calhoun), Lyman Ward (Pete), Dan Scott (Dave), Channing Pollock (Carter), Robert Lussier (Garvey)

Notable Guest Stars

Ann PrentissAnn Prentiss

Production Notes

  • This is the third of three episodes that features Meena Calhoun and her father Luke

The Rattlesnake Brigade

Season 13 (Episode 11)

Air Date: 5 December 1971

Writer: Gordon T. Dawson  Director: William Wiard

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Bing Russell (Clem)

Guest Stars
Neville Brand (Doyle), Severn Darden (Price), David Sheiner (Fancher), Don Keefer (Tobias Temple), Richard Yniguez (Ricardo), Michele Nichols (Judith), Chris Beaumont (Lester Brewer), John Quade (Tallman), Eleanore Berry (Emily Fancher), Scott Walker (Guthrie Amber), Bobby Hall (Goatman), Biff Manard (Suggins), Joaquin Martinez (Chavez)

Notable Guest Stars

Neville BrandNeville Brand David SheinerDavid Sheiner Richard YniguezRichard Yniguez

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Ben
  • Featured Character: Jamie

The Iron Butterfly

Season 13 (Episode 10)

Air Date: 28 November 1971

Writer: Harold Swanton  Director: Leo Penn

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Ray Teal (Sheriff Coffee)

Guest Stars
Mariette Hartley (Lola Fairmont), Stefan Gierasch (Grady), Allen Garfield (Charlie), Peter Whitney (Senator Carson Bennett), Jack Collins (Mayor), John McCann (Bennett), Red Currie (Driver), Mills Watson (Fontaine)

Notable Guest Stars

Stefan GieraschStefan Gierasch Mariette HartleyMariette Hartley Mills WatsonMills Watson
Peter WhitneyPeter Whitney

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Hoss
  • Flyer: Piper Opera House ~ Miss Lola Fairmont ~ One Week Only ~ Romeo and Juliet ~ by William Shakespeare
  • Locations: Juniper Creek; Juniper Creek Station
  • Lola Fairmont is 34 years old
  • Doctor in Virginia City: G. W. Fry – physician and surgeon

Blind Hunch

Season 13 (Episode 9)

Air Date: 21 November 1971

Teleplay: John Hawkins and Robert Pirosh

Story: Robert Pirosh

Director: Lewis Allen

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Rip Torn (Will Hewitt), Don Knight (Clayton), Loretta Leversee (Laurie Hewitt), Charles Maxwell (Keeley), Robert Ridgely (Bartender), James Chandler (McKey), Larry Ward (Deputy)

Notable Guest Stars

Rip TornRip Torn

Episode Notes

  • Featured Character: Jamie
  • This episode is set in 1869

Face of Fear

Season 13 (Episode 8)

Air Date: 14 November 1971

Writer: Ken Pettus  Director: Chris Christenberry

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Bing Russell (Clem), Victor Sen Yung (Hop Sing), Lou Frizzell (Dusty Rhodes)

Guest Stars
Bradford Dillman (Griff Bannon), Donald Moffat (Thatcher), Jewel Blanch (Neta Thatcher), Athena Lorde (Miss Griggs), Chick Chandler (Garroway), Tom Gillerman (Trumbull), Susan Joyce (Wilma)

Notable Guest Stars

Bradford DillmanBradford Dillman

Episode Notes

  • Featured Character: Jamie

Don’t Cry, My Son

Season 13 (Episode 7)

Air Date: 31 October 1971

Writer: Michael Landon  Director: Michael Landon

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Bing Russell (Clem Foster)

Guest Stars
Richard Mulligan (Dr. Mark Sloan), Diane Shalet (Ruth Sloan), Dan Ferrone (Eli Johnson), Ann Whitsett (Annie Johnson)

Notable Guest Stars

Diane ShaletDiane Shalet

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Ben

Cassie

Season 13 (Episode 6)

Air Date: 24 October 1971

Writer: True Boardman  Director: Herschel Daugherty

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Jack Cassidy (Kevin O’Casey), Diane Baker (Norma O’Casey), Lisa Gerritsen (Cassie O’Casey), Walker Edmiston (Auctioneer), Lindsay Workman (Kendall), Jan Arvan (Jensen), Elliott Lindsey (Larson), Harry Holcombe (Doc Martin)

Notable Guest Stars

Diane BakerDiane Baker Jack CassidyJack Cassidy Lisa GerritsenLisa Gerritsen

Production Notes

  • Location Scenes Filmed at Los Padres National Forest
  • Parts of the background music by David Rose was later used in the season 14 episode Forever

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Hoss
  • Featured Character: Jamie

The Prisoners

Season 13 (Episode 5)

Air Date: 17 October 1971

Writer: Arthur Heinemann  Director: William F. Claxton

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Victor Sen Yung (Hop Sing)

Guest Stars
Michael Witney (Hank Simmons), Morgan Woodward (Sheriff Clyde Morehouse), Priscilla Garcia (Maria), Bob Hoy (Yancy), Manuel Padilla (Pedro)

Notable Guest Stars

Manuel PadillaManuel Padilla

Production Notes

  • Location Scenes Filmed at Los Padres National Forest

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Joe

Rock-a-Bye Hoss

Season 13 (Episode 4)

Air Date: 10 October 1971

Writer: Preston Wood  Story: Robert Vincent Wright

Director: Herschel Daugherty

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Victor Sen Yung (Hop Sing)

Guest Stars
Patricia Harty (Cissy Porter), Edward Andrews (Bert), Ellen Moss (Elaine Summers), George Furth (), Ivor Francis (), Al Checco (Rufus), Jack Manning (Henry Clagger), E.A. Sirianni (Lon Meecham), Darrell Sandeen (Mark), Remo Pisani (Joel Sawyer), Jan Burrell (Clara), Gillian Spencer (Edith), Helen Funai (Lim Toy), Joyce Perry (Roseann), Don Chuy (Matt Tait), Cindy Eilbacher (Cathie), Ralph James (Gambler)

Notable Guest Stars

Edward AndrewsEdward Andrews Ivor FrancisIvor Francis Patricia HartyPatricia Harty

Production Notes

  • Most of the “babies” featured in this episode are lifelike dolls, thanks to union laws prohibiting babies from being under the camera lights for more than a few minutes a day.

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Hoss
  • The first prize for the baby contest is $100
  • This episode is set sometime after 1866
  • The baby contest is being sponsored by the Virginia City Merchants Association
  • Town: Grover’s Creek

Bushwhacked!

Season 13 (Episode 3)

Air Date: 3 October 1971

Writer: Preston Wood  Director: William Wiard

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Peggy McCay (Pat Griswold), Richard O’Brien (Tom Griswold), David Huddleston (Dr. Scully), Walter Barnes (Sheriff Truslow), Tony Colti (Orv), Bill Stevens (Fenton), Victoria Thompson (Julia), Keith Carradine (Ern), Sandy Rosenthal (Steen), Evans Thornton (Flanders)

Notable Guest Stars

Keith CarradineKeith Carradine

Production Notes

  • Location Scenes Filmed at Old Tucson, Tucson Arizona

Episode Notes

  • Featured Cartwright: Joe