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A former medical student (David Hartman) drifting west feels responsible for a broken leg suffered by Trampas and offers to take the ranch hand's place until he recovers; guests Ralph Bellamy, the Irish Rovers.
An oil speculator (Donald Barry) threatens the livelihoods of local cattle ranchers by offering a widow (Geraldine Brooks) a handsome price for land adjacent to Shiloh; guests James Daly, Bob Random.
While hunting for a steer-killing cougar, Trampas offers food and shelter to a half-starved boy (Michael Burns), who hesitates over accepting or remaining in the hills to rendezvous with an outlaw gang.
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.
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.
The Virginian urges a deaf ranch hand (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.
A bored young woman (Joan Freeman), stranded in Medicine Bow with her mother, decides to pass the time by seducing the Virginian.
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.
Garth's plans to wed an opera singer shatter when she fatally shoots a man breaking into her hotel room.