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This show features all four members of the main cast fairly equally, or where all four are important to the story.
This show is a "buddy" show, meaning there is dynamic interaction between Jess and Slim, either dramatic or comedic, throughout a major portion of the episode.
Jess and Slim are featured more or less equally, though the plot is not necessarily a "buddy" type of show.
Jess is the main emphasis, or the story is slanted his way.
Slim is the main emphasis, or the story is slanted his way.
Andy is the main emphasis, or the story is slanted his way.
Jonesy is the main emphasis, or the story is slanted his way.
Daisy is the main emphasis, or the story is slanted his way.
Mike is the main emphasis, or the story is slanted his way.
Romance episode (either Jess or Slim has a girlfriend or some romantic encounter which is prevalent in the storyline).
Music is included in this episode (usually means Hoagy sings a folk song somewhere during the show).
Among the Missing (Sep. 25, 1962) - Jess goes after the bank robbers who injured Mike and strikes up a friendship with Jamie Davis.
"War Hero" (Oct. 2, 1962) - Jess and Slim must protect General George Barton, a potential future president of the United States.
The Fortune Hunter (Oct. 9, 1962) - Slim talks marriage with Kitty McAllen until con-artist Vince Jackson hits town.
Shadow of the Past (Oct. 16, 1962) - Jess gets a surprise visit from his sister Francie, supposedly dead for the past 4 years.
The Long Road Home (Oct. 23, 1962) - Slim is deputized to bring in accused thief Virgil Walker, but on the way back they meet up with Jinny Malone who helps Virgil escape.
Lost Allegiance (Oct. 30, 1962) - Jess is injured while chasing cattle rustlers and then is thought to be one of the thieves by the ranchers and must prove he is innocent.
The Sunday Shoot (Nov. 13, 1962) - Hobey Carson sets out to win $1,000 in a shooting contest, only to lose it later in a rigged poker game. Slim tries to help Hobey get his money back.
Double Eagles (Nov. 20, 1962) - Jess becomes part of a posse to chase down three outlaws who robbed and killed a wealthy rancher.
Beyond Justice (Nov. 27, 1962) - Daisy meets up with an old friend, a leader of the suffregete movement, only one of her followers has a secret.
Bad Blood (Dec. 4, 1962) - Jess does a favor for a deceased friend and takes her son to his father, who turns out to be gunfighter Leo McCall.
Time of the Traitor (Dec. 11, 1962) - Powerful rancher Vic Prescott needs a doctor for his wounded son, and the doctor he gets is Dr. Samuel Mudd who had set John Wilkes Booth broken leg after the Lincoln assassination.
Gun Duel (Dec. 25, 1962) - Jess suspects two new arrivals in town of being one of 3 men who held up a Casper bank. To capture the outlaws, Jess gets the help of young sheriff wannabe and a gun-toting parson.
Naked Steel (Jan. 1, 1963) - Slim gets involved with a sheriff who takes a wrong turn because of a girl.
Vengeance (Jan 8, 1963) - After mortally wounding a suspected bank robber, Jess is accused by the man's girlfriend of murder.
Protective Custody (Jan. 15, 1963) - Slim and Daisy are held prisoner at the ranch by a couple of men attempting to hijack a gold shipment.
The Betrayers (Jan. 22, 1963) - Jess is framed for robbery and murder by an old pal.
The Wedding Party (Jan. 29, 1963) - Slim and Daisy attend a wedding which ends up being much more than a party.
No Place to Run (Feb. 5, 1963) - Former safecracker Gandy Ross goes to work for Slim and Jess at the ranch, but is tracked down by old acquaintances in need of his services.
The Fugitives (Feb. 12, 1963) - Slim is shot and left for dead and Jess frantically searches for him, and then takes off to get his revenge which greatly concerns Daisy.
The Dispossessed (Feb. 19, 1963) - Slim and Jess become involved with a group of commancheros.
The Renegade Brand (Feb. 26, 1963) - After Jess is injured, Slim pursues the shooters, arriving at a town ruled by a wealthy female rancher.
The Violent Ones (Mar. 5, 1963) - Bill Blayne attempts to goad Jess into a fight, and finally succeeds prompting a vow of revenge from Blayne's relatives.
The Unvanquished (Mar. 12, 1963) - Slim tries to help Giamo, an Arapahoe brave, defend himself against a murder charge.
The Sometime Gambler (Mar. 19, 1963) - Jess and Slim support a reformed outlaw who has been approached by former partners to do a bank job.
Edge of Evil (Apr. 2, 1963) - Jess is stranded in the desert by men looking for gold which was accidentally found by a poor homesteader.
Broken Honor (Apr. 9, 1963) - Jess is fired by a stage official who balks at Jess' claim that David Byrnie, who had tried to bribe him, was going to rob the stage. When the stage is robbed, Jess is accused.
The Last Battleground (Apr. 16, 1963) - Slim tries to clear his father's name after Jess hears a tale that Slim's father had been branded a coward during the war.
The Stranger (Apr. 23, 1963) - Jess and Slim are intrigued by a food thief who always leaves money behind after a theft.
The Marshals (Apr. 30, 1963) - Jess is seriously wounded while assisting a marshal in transporting a prisoner to prison.
Badge of Glory (May 7, 1963) - Before dying, outlaw Sam Logan, mortally wounded Jess, convinces a minister, John Holby, to take credit for the "kill" in order to collect the reward money and build a new church. Holby would come to regret his decision to go along with Logan's scheme.
Trapped (May 14, 1963) - Slim is accused of being part of a kidnapping of a man's daughter, especially after she mistakenly identifies Slim as being one of the men responsible.
The Road to Helena (May 21, 1963) - Slim agrees to help a man and his daughter return stolen money to the Franklin bank.
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