The Roy Rogers Show — 1952
33 episodes broadcast in 1952.
Wanted highwayman Andy Sales wires the Mineral City sheriff that he is coming back to give himself up.
A crooked cattle sale is quickly followed by the disappearance of both Bill Snyder and his father.
Pressed into robbing a bank for the crooked Indian Wells marshal, Herb Selby reconsiders the outlaw life.
Snubbed by telegrapher Dick Harris over a personal wire, a vengeful Ed Bailey severs the telegraph line.
Roy tries to keep a bitter feud between Shell Platt and Bob Noble from turning bloody.
Cattle sicken on John Kennedy's ranch while con man Artie Kerner sells the same spread over and over.
Don Wallace threatens Dick Wiley's life unless Wiley's partner hands over their Winding Creek gold claim.
In the little town of Hideaway, Jake Gullick uses the law to keep a physician off his property -- and away from a girl sick with polio.
The self-styled 'Professor' Manson and his wife tangle Roy's effort to smash a smuggling ring.
Jim Mitchell is found dead in a well, and escaped convict John Kennedy becomes the easy suspect.
The Lee Bulow gang makes off with Peter Nicholas's life savings as Roy and Dale hunt their hideout.
Glen Dibona clears his bakery's mortgage just as Herb Selby confesses a string of crimes -- and counterfeit cash ties it all together.
Two swindlers salt worthless ground with real gold to pass off 'Desert Mary's' claim as a genuine strike.
Sid Kenyon and his five-hundred-frog wagonload lend a hand to a band of cattle rustlers.
The Rene Eigen gang schemes to seize the evidence that could convict its leader.
As the Paradise Valley Sweepstakes nears, Roy steps in to save a friend's ranch and his racehorse.
Crooks scour the range for the one steer whose horns hide a stash of stolen diamonds.
A couple of city crooks lease Roy's trout stream for some decidedly peculiar fishing.
A widow's mares keep vanishing to a phantom red stallion -- cover for a scheme to force her off her valuable ranch.
Roy lends a hand at Madison Square Garden's championship rodeo and ends up aboard a drugged bull.
Roy and Pat crack an alien-smuggling racket, and Roy barely escapes a bomb.
Don Waterous ends up murdered as Fred Apt maneuvers to buy a ranch with insurance-settlement cash.
A renegade agent and his bow-wielding accomplice pin a deer-poaching charge on Roy's Indian friends.
Lynn Dean, an elderly stranger, barely settles in for a rest at Roy's ranch before a bullet finds him.
Dale buys a mine map from 'Nugget Norman' that leads to the so-called Wailing Gold Mine.
Ranchers and nesters edge toward an all-out range war.
Something is plainly off about Lefty Roberts, back in Paradise Valley and up to no good.
To trap two horse thieves, Roy deliberately leaves Trigger open to being taken.
Roy's newly hired ex-convict finds going straight hard when cattle-rustling suspicion falls on him.
A real holdup erupts during Paradise Valley's historical-pageant stagecoach re-enactment.
After looting Paradise Valley's squatters of their gold, a masked thief vanishes into a spouting geyser.
A distinctive white buckskin jacket becomes the evidence that pins rustling and robbery on Roy.
Two nights before Christmas, a general-store robbery is pinned on an innocent man named Jess Gorman.
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