9/10/1967 – 9/10/1971 NBC
Color – 60 minutes – 98 episodes
Sept. 1967-Sept. 1968 Sunday 10:00-11:00
Sept. 1968-Dec. 1970 Friday 7:30-8:30
Feb. 1971-Sept. 1971 Friday 7:30-8:30
Produced by David Dotort (Bonanza)
High Chaparral Cast
Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon
Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon
Mark Slade as Billy Blue Cannon
Henry Darrow as Manolito Montoya
Linda Cristal as Victoria Cannon
Frank Silvera as Don Sebastian Montoya
Don Collier as Sam Butler
Robert F. Hoy as Joe Butler
Rudy Ramos as Wind
Horses:
Mackadoo (Manolito)
Rebel (Buck)
Soapy (Blue)
High Chaparral Theme Song
“High Chaparral Theme” by David Rose
High Chaparral Tidbits
Big John Cannon was the determined owner of the High Chaparral Ranch in the Arizona Territory in the 1870s. His better-natured brother Buck assisted.
John’s first wife was killed by an Apache arrow in the first episode. Her son Billy Blue, appeared in all but the last season which was no great loss as the character always seemed dim witted to me. Naturally, John immediately remarries the young and beautiful daughter of a local patron. Her brother, Manolito, whom I adored, accompanied her to the High Chapparal. In the last season, they killed off her father as the actor, Frank Silvera had died.
Passings
Leif Erickson died in 1996.
Cameron Mitchell in 1994 of lung cancer,
Frank Silvera in 1970 of an accidental electrocution
Robert Hoy in 2010
Linda Cristal passed in 2020, she was 89
Henry Darrow died in 2021 at 87
High Chaparral Cast
Cameron Mitchell
From the Doug Abbott Collection
Henry Darrow
From the Doug Abbott Collection
External Links
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High Chaparral Episode Guide
Season 1
| “Destination Tucson” Episode: #1.1 – 10 September 1967 |
| Joan Caulfield as Annalee Cannon Mike De Anda as Chavez Evelyn King as Mabel Henry Wills as Lt. Ellis |
| “The Arrangement” Episode: #1.2 – 10 September 1967 |
| Rico Alaniz as Ricardo X. Brands as Nock-Ay-Del Jorge Moreno as Chico |
| “The Ghost of Chaparral” Episode: #1.3 – 17 September 1967 Linda Cristal, Leif Erickson |
| Patrick Horgan as Anthony Grey, lord Ashbury Joaquín Martínez as Little Cloud Carlos Rivas as Jorge |
| “Best Man for the Job” Episode: #1.4 – 24 September 1967 Leif Erickson, Mark Slade |
| Lane Bradford as Gilcher Ron Hagerthy as Morgan Steve Raines as Cowboy #1 Warren Stevens as Captain Thomas Dabney Jerry Summers as Ira Bean Rush Williams as Cowboy #2 |
| “A Quiet Day in Tucson” Episode: #1.5 – 1 October 1967 Henry Darrow, Cameron Mitchell, Mark Slade |
| Mathilda Calnan as Mrs. MacLeish Christopher Cary as Fergus McLeish Richard Devon as Kansas Marie Gomez as Pearlita Flores John Milford as Hardicker Ned Romero as Carlos Gene Rutherford as Bart Kellogg Vaughn Taylor as Asa Simmons |
| “Young Blood” Episode: #1.6 – 8 October 1967 Henry Darrow, Mark Slade |
| Mike De Anda as Chavez Alex Montoya as Miguel |
| “Shadows on the Land” Episode: #1.7 – 15 October 1967 Leif Erickson, Cameron Mitchell |
| James Almanzar as Soldado Jan Arvan as Jacinto Perez Kevin Hagen as Dolph Tanner Myron Healey as Major Corbett (as Myron Healy) John Pickard as Jake Coffin William Tannen as Bartender Ronald Trujillo as Ramon |
| “The Filibusteros” Episode: #1.8 – 22 October 1967 Cameron Mitchell, Linda Cristal, Henry Darrow |
| Roger De Koven as Rudolpho Abel Franco as Mayor Anthony James as Harley Deever Dan O’Herlihy as Jake Lanier Beverly Powers as Lily |
| “The Doctor from Dodge” Episode: #1.9 – 29 October 1967 |
| Rico Alaniz as Ricardo Richard Angarola as Jacques Dubois X. Brands as Nock-Ay-Del John Davis Chandler as Kid Curry Jack Kelly as Doctor John Henry/Holliday Jorge Moreno as Chico Erin O’Donnell as Jo Jerry Summers as Ira Bean |
| “Sudden Country” Episode: #1.10 – 5 November 1967 Leif Erickson, Cameron Mitchell |
| Anthony Dexter as Dave Gore Robert Hernandez as José Jack James as Sandy John Kerr as Creed Hallock John Kerr as Creed Hallock King Moody as Frank Gore Michael Ross as Bartender Jan Shepard as Megan Hallock Henry Wills as Harmon |
| “A Hanging Offense” Episode: #1.11 – 12 November 1967 Mark Slade, Leif Erickson |
| John Baer as Sergeant Alan Bergmann as Major Anderson Ken Drake as Lt. Colonel Don Eitner as Capt. Purdy Paul Fix as Cochise Anna Navarro as Indian girl Denver Pyle as General Warren |
| “The Price of Revenge” Episode: #1.12 – 19 November 1967 |
| Geraldine Brooks as Fay Leyton Bern Hoffman as Bartender Jack James as Heavy Ralph Meeker as Tracy Conlin Jackie Searl as Clerk |
| “The Widow from Red Rock” Episode: #1.13 – 26 November 1967 Cameron Mitchell |
| Patricia Barry as Mrs. Melanie Cawthorne Duke Cigrang as Strobe I. Stanford Jolley as Foreman Carlos Romero as Romero |
| “Mark of the Turtle” Episode: #1.14 – 10 December 1967 |
| Anthony Caruso as El Lobo Pepe Hern as Teofilo Jack James as Mexican bandit Robert Lansing as Marshall Virgil Packer Bill Shannon as Sully |
| “The Terrorist” Episode: #1.15 – 17 December 1967 Henry Darrow |
| Paul Bryar as Sgt. Tousseau John ‘Bud’ Cardos as Third bandit Gil Frye as Soldier (as Gilbert Frye) Walt La Rue as Second bandit Andrew Orapeza as Farmer Lalo Rios as First bandit Ned Romero as Rinaldo Pilar Seurat as Pilar Castaneda Henry Silva as Santos Castaneda |
| “The Firing Wall” Episode: #1.16 – 31 December 1967 |
| Rico Alaniz as El Gato Robert Carricart as Undertaker Pedro Gonzales-Gonzales as Bartender Charles Horvath as Pedro’s cousin Fernando Lamas as El Caudillo Barbara Luna as Conchita |
| “The Assassins” Episode: #1.17 – 7 January 1968 |
| James Almanzar as Soldado X. Brands as Nock-Ay-Del Geoffrey Deuel as Kelso Derrick Lewis as Kantu, son of Soldado |
| “Survival” Episode: #1.18 – 14 January 1968 Leif Erickson, Mark Slade |
| James Almanzar as Soldado Robert Phillips as Klosen, Apache loner |
| “Gold Is Where You Leave It” Episode: #1.19 – 21 January 1968 Cameron Mitchell, Linda Cristal |
| Ted Gehring as Shorty Bleeson Leo Gordon as Lije Driskill Shelby Grant as Dolly Eddie Little Sky as Alacran Harry Dean Stanton as Johnny Faro William Tannen as Bartender |
| “The Kinsman” Episode: #1.20 – 28 January 1968 |
| Rayford Barnes as Gurney Raymond Guth as Stableman Jack Lord as Dan Brookes Jackie Searl as Storekeeper William Tannen as Bartender William Watson as Mace |
| “Champion of the Western World” Episode: #1.21 – 4 February 1968 Mark Slade |
| Charles Aidman as Paddy O’Bannion Walter Brooke as Carney Marie Gomez as Pearlita Charles H. Gray as Killjan Gene Rutherford as Bart Kellogg George Sims as The Benecia Kid |
| “Ride the Savage Land” Episode: #1.22 – 11 February 1968 Henry Darrow, Cameron Mitchell |
| Dennis Cross as Apache brave Michael Keep as Tobar Mary Jo Kennedy as Ann George Keymas as Medicine Man Murray MacLeod as Lieutenant Tabor Gregg Palmer as Colonel Rockne Tarkington as Sergeant Claire Wilcox as Olive |
| “Bad Day for a Thirst” Episode: #1.23 – 18 February 1968 Cameron Mitchell |
| Robert Carson as Allison Jose De Vega as Sourdough John Furlong as Halliday Anthony Jochim as Prospector Dennis Safren as Saddleblanket Vince St. Cyr as Apache leader Adam Williams as Burton |
| “Tiger by the Tail” Episode: #1.24 – 25 February 1968 Leif Erickson, Linda Cristal |
| Daniel Ades as Rafael Noah Keen as Travers Ricardo Montalban as El Tigre |
| “The Peacemaker” Episode: #1.25 – 3 March 1968 Mark Slade |
| Paul Fix as Cochise Ron Foster as Lt. Corey Barbara Hershey as Moonfire Victor Jory as Mr. Kelly David Renard as Prowling Dog |
| “The Hair Hunter” Episode: #1.26 – 10 March 1968 |
| James Almanzar as Soldado Richard Evans as Chad Stoner James Gregory as Jake Stoner Jack James as Carlos Kelly Thordsen as Austin |
| “A Joyful Noise” Episode: #1.27 – 24 March 1968 Henry Darrow |
| Angela Clarke as Sister Luke Laurie Mock as Maria De Las Pinas Ramon Novarro as Padre Guillermo Penny Santon as Sister Angelica Robert Yuro as Ramon |
| “Threshold of Courage” Episode: #1.28 – 31 March 1968 Leif Erickson, Linda Cristal |
| Ron Hayes as Stacey Carr Pat Hingle as Finley Carr Rex Holman as Jube Charles Maxwell as Hank Frank Puglia as Miguel |
Season 2
| “The Stallion” Episode: #2.1 – 20 September 1968 Mark Slade |
| Clive Clerk as Chatto Michael Keep as Natchez |
| “Ten Little Indians” Episode: #2.2 – 27 September 1968 |
| Johnny ‘Vatos’ Hernandez as Boy #1 |
| “Follow Your Heart” Episode: #2.3 – 4 October 1968 |
| Ed Begley as Ben Lynch Polly Burson as Bess Annette Charles as Jill Miriam Colon as Trinidad Graydon Gould as Ed Lynch Roy Jenson as Frank Lynch Jeff Pomerantz as Tom Lynch Abraham Sofaer as Commancho, Trinidad’s father |
| “Tornado Frances” Episode: #2.4 – 11 October 1968 Cameron Mitchell |
| Polly Burson as Woman #2 Winnie Collins as Woman #1 Ellen Corby as Mrs. Dilts Kathryn Hays as Miss Frances O’Toole Harry Hickox as Sheriff Tom Nolan as Wilbur Charles Robinson as Warren Bates Dub Taylor as Oscar Hipple |
| “The Covey” Episode: #2.5 – 18 October 1968 Henry Darrow, Mark Slade, Cameron Mitchell |
| Lane Bradford as Roark Anthony Caruso as El Lobo Kelly Thordsen as Bruger Sara Vardi as Pilar |
| “The Promised Land” Episode: #2.6 – 25 October 1968 |
| Joe Maross as Hank Munn Joaquín Martínez as Innocente Alex Montoya as Miguel Morales Jorge Moreno as Bartender Ref Sanchez as Emilio Natividad Vacío as Padre |
| “Ebenezer” Episode: #2.7 – 1 November 1968 Leif Erickson, Henry Darrow |
| Helen Kleeb as Mrs. Mulrot Robert Luster as Camel John McGiver as Ebenezer Binns Alex Montoya as Miguel Tom Reese as Judson Willard Sage as Pogue/Joe Fox Leonard Stone as Stoop |
| “North to Tucson” Episode: #2.8 – 8 November 1968 Linda Cristal |
| Jack Elam as Mackdin Ted Jordan as Bayliss Kevin McCarthy as James Forrest David Renard as Pablo Jorge Russek as Molinero Bee Tompkins as Margaret ‘Meg’ Forrest |
| “The Deceivers” Episode: #2.9 – 15 November 1968 Henry Darrow |
| Bonnie Bedelia as Tina Granger Robert Loggia as Chio |
| “The Buffalo Soldiers” Episode: #2.10 – 22 November 1968 |
| Alfred G. Bosnos as Cobb Robert DoQui as Larrabee Isaac Fields as Higgins Charles H. Gray as Lt. Robert D. Beckert William Jordan as Pearsall Henry Kendrick as Wetlow Yaphet Kotto as Sgt. Major Creason Charles Maxwell as MacAteer Jess Riggle as Telegrapher Don Starr as Ollicutt Morgan Woodward as Hilliard |
| “For What We Are About to Receive” Episode: #2.11 – 29 November 1968 |
| Christopher Cary as Fergus McLeish Marie Gomez as Pearlita Flores Francesca Jarvis as Martha Carter Hal John Norman as Chief Koso Ned Romero as Carlos Mendoza Gene Rutherford as Bart Kellogg Barry Sadler as Robbie McLeish Don Starr as Dan Carter |
| “A Way of Justice” Episode: #2.12 – 13 December 1968 Leif Erickson, Henry Darrow |
| Antony Carbone as Mitch Frank DeKova as Aguirre Kathleen Freeman as Maude Joaquín Martínez as Luis Denny Miller as Kolos Fernando Pereira as Rodriguez Rosa Turich as Mamacita Mills Watson as Cable |
| “Our Lady of Guadalupe” Episode: #2.13 – 20 December 1968 Henry Darrow, Cameron Mitchell |
| Mike De Anda as Garcia Bill Fletcher as Gillis Ricardo Montalban as Padre Sanchez Norbert Schiller as Peletier Jan Shepard as Mavis |
| “Sea of Enemies” Episode: #2.14 – 3 January 1969 Mark Slade |
| John Pickard as Sergeant Williams Paul Winfield as Graham Jessup |
| “Shadow of the Wind” Episode: #2.15 – 10 January 1969 Henry Darrow, Leif Erickson |
| Luke Askew as Johnny Ringo Charles Bail as Curly Bill Brocias Charles Horvath as Burt Alvord Fred Krone as Ike Simes Fabrizio Mioni as Nickanora Julia Montoya as Senora Boyd ‘Red’ Morgan as Buckskin Frank Leslie Olga Velez |
| “No Irish Need Apply” Episode: #2.16 – 17 January 1969 Henry Darrow, Leif Erickson |
| Charles Bastin as Novak Robert Cornthwaite as Belding Eddie Firestone as Sean McLaren Ed Peck as Capt. Slater William Tannen as Marshal Charles Tyner as Scanlon John Vernon as Gregg Garry Walberg as O’Fierna |
| “The Last Hundred Miles” Episode: #2.17 – 24 January 1969 Leif Erickson |
| Walter Brooke as Robert Morris Robert Clary as Lucien Charot James Gavin as Heffner Michael Keep as Cochise Jackie Searl as Carter David Sharpe Tom Tully as General Tirrel Olga Velez |
| “The Glory Soldiers” Episode: #2.18 – 31 January 1969 Henry Darrow |
| Elizabeth Allen as Sister Ellie Strong Anthony Caruso as El Lobo Martin Garralaga as Francisco Sean McClory as Sandy McIntire Beatriz Monteil as Carla Jorge Moreno as Ramon John Quade as Bartender Frank Ramírez as Frank Ramirez Lenore Stevens as Teresa Heidi Vaughn as Sister Mercy |
| “Feather of an Eagle” Episode: #2.19 – 7 February 1969 Mark Slade, Cameron Mitchell |
| Alicia Bond as Terza Quentin Dean as Sarah Frank Ramírez as Santos |
| “Once on a Day in Spring” Episode: #2.20 – 14 February 1969 |
| Rodolfo Acosta as Vaquero Kathleen Crowley as Countess Maria Kettenden von München Martin Garralaga as Francisco |
| “Stinky Flanagan” Episode: #2.21 – 21 February 1969 |
| Marie Gomez as Perlita Frank Gorshin as Patrick “Stinky” Flanagan Ken Mayer as Sgt. Cochrane Richard X. Slattery as Captain Mike Wagner as Bartender |
| “Surtee” Episode: #2.22 – 28 February 1969 Leif Erickson, Mark Slade |
| Phillip Avenetti as Indian brave (as Phil Avenetti) Jerry Daniels as Cubero Christopher Dark as Chato Susannah Darrow as Quintana John Dehner as Captain Surtee |
| “A Fella Named Kilroy” Episode: #2.23 – 7 March 1969 |
| Charles Bail as Ben Burris Bert Freed as Telford Burris Ron Hayes as Orville Kilroy Bill Shannon as Dan Burris |
| “No Bugles, No Drums” Episode: #2.24 – 14 March 1969 Cameron Mitchell |
| Pamelyn Ferdin as Jennie Simmons Jerry Gatlin as Jonas Bethel Leslie as Mrs. Annie Simmons William Sylvester as Jack Simmons Gregory Walcott as Truescott |
| “The Lion Sleeps” Episode: #2.25 – 28 March 1969 Linda Cristal, Henry Darrow |
| Rico Alaniz as Armando Brenda Benet as Anita de Santiago y Amistad Martin Garralaga as Francisco Alberto Monte as Bandito Jorge Russek as El Coyote Luis de Córdova as Doctor |
| “For the Love of Carlos” Episode: #2.26 – 4 April 1969 Linda Cristal |
| Michael Ansara as Alberto Ruiz Kevin Burchett as Ted Pamelyn Ferdin as Charity Fernando Pereira as Fernando Sara Vardi as Constancia |
Season 3
| “Time of Your Life” Episode: #3.1 – 19 September 1969 Mark Slade |
| David Mark Farrow as Frank Ted Gehring as Jed Fox Duane Grey as Matt James Mitchum as Johnny Keogh Lani O’Grady as Penny Gene Shane as Fletch |
| “A Time to Laugh, A Time to Cry” Episode: #3.2 – 26 September 1969 Henry Darrow – romantic |
| Donna Baccala as Mercedes Vega de Grenada Argentina Brunetti as Duena Victor Campos as Teniente Julio Medina as Sanchez |
| “The Brothers Cannon” Episode: #3.3 – 3 October 1969 Cameron Mitchell, Leif Erickson |
| Lou Frizzell as Jeff Patterson |
| “A Piece of Land” Episode: #3.4 – 10 October 1969 Cameron Mitchell, Henry Darrow |
| Lou Frizzell as Jeff Patterson Miguel Ángel Landa as Jaime John Zaremba as Price |
| “Bad Day for a Bad Man” Episode: #3.5 – 17 October 1969 Henry Darrow, Linda Cristal |
| Marianna Hill as Juanita Mark Tapscott as Hanniman Malachi Throne as Matar Robert Yuro as Kyle |
| “To Stand for Something More” Episode: #3.6 – 24 October 1969 Mark Slade |
| Rico Cattani as Felipe Gino Conforti as Raul Mike De Anda as First guard Don Diamond as Miguel Troy Melton as Upjohn Boyd ‘Red’ Morgan as Clarence |
| “Trail to Nevermore” Episode: #3.7 – 31 October 1969 Leif Erickson, Linda Cristal, Henry Darrow |
| Rayford Barnes as Lippert Fabian Dean as Moore Milton Selzer as Sody Marcum Bo Svenson as Bennett |
| “Apache Trust” Episode: #3.8 – 7 November 1969 |
| Ron Feinberg as ‘Grizzly’ Griswald Chief Dan George as Chief Morales Mark Jenkins as Lt. Mulvaney Evans Thornton as Col. Willkampf |
| “Lady Fair” Episode: #3.9 – 14 November 1969 Cameron Mitchell – romantic |
| Joanna Cook Moore as Charlene “Charly” Converse (as Joanna Moore) Joseph Ruskin as Ainsworth Pardee Dub Taylor as Fargo Smith |
| “The Lost Ones” Episode: #3.10 – 21 November 1969 Linda Cristal, Henry Darrow |
| Christopher Dark as Ramadan Richard Lapp as Nemo |
| “The Legacy” Episode: #3.11 – 28 November 1969 Mark Slade, Linda Cristal |
| John Dehner as Gar Burnett Pamela Dunlap as Patricia “Trece” Burnett |
| “Alliance” Episode: #3.12 – 12 December 1969 Henry Darrow |
| X. Brands as Tularosa Donald Buka as Maj. Ramsey Jay D. Jones as Lt. Cooper Kahana as Keono Tyler McVey as Col. Shelton Robert Viharo as Johnny Ringo |
| “The Little Thieves” Episode: #3.13 – 26 December 1969 Cameron Mitchel, Henry Darrow |
| Jo Ann Harris as Anna Croswell Dick Haynes as Sheriff Towers John McKee as Wilson Don Melvoin as Hendricks Heather Menzies as Elizabeth Roberts William Sylvester as Lafe Croswell Alan Vint as Tim Parker Bill Vint as Cleve Parker |
| “The Long Shadow” Episode: #3.14 – 2 January 1970 |
| Richard Anders as Deacon Richard Farnsworth as Lloyd Dan Kemp as Rohde Steve Raines as Bayliss Dan Scott as Rollins Gregory Sierra as Arrigo Paul Sorenson as Beckert William Vaughn as Matheny |
| “The Journal of Death” Episode: #3.15 – 9 January 1970 |
| John Colicos as Matthew Kendall Morgan Woodward as U.S. Marshal Ted Garnett |
| “Friends and Partners” Episode: #3.16 – 16 January 1970 Cameron Mitchell, Henry Darrow |
| Howard Caine as Sanchez Charles Dierkop as Slim Miguel Ángel Landa as Miguel |
| “Jelks” Episode: #3.17 – 23 January 1970 |
| Don Melvoin as Hendricks Mitch Ryan as Jelks Henry Wills as Murph |
| “The Guns of Johnny Rondo” Episode: #3.18 – 6 February 1970 |
| Patrick Sullivan Burke as Bartender Steve Forrest as Johnny Rondo Mel Gallagher as Jason Tate Roy Jenson as Jedediah “Jed” Tate Jim Nolan as McKendrick Harvey Parry as Amos Kurt Russell as Dan Rondo Kurt Russell as Dan Rondo Wayne Storm as Joshua Tate |
| “Mi Casa, Su Casa” Episode: #3.19 – 20 February 1970 |
| William Bagdad as Juan Pedro Gonzales-Gonzales as Pepe Michael Keep as Chiopana Lew Palter as Jorge |
| “The Lieutenant” Episode: #3.20 – 27 February 1970 |
| Renne Jarrett as Martha Simmons Donald Moffat as Henry Simmons Robert Pine as Lt. Jason Adams Stuart Randall as Gen. Morris Garry Walberg as Sgt. Wilson |
| “The Reluctant Deputy” Episode: #3.21 – 6 March 1970 Mark Slade, Cameron Mitchell, Henry Darrow |
| Foster Brooks as Drunk Robert Donner as Sam Pelletier Charles Durning as Hewitt Dan White as Sheriff Prentiss |
| “New Hostess in Town” Episode: #3.22 – 20 March 1970 Linda Cristal, Cameron Mitchell |
| Ed Bakey as Bates Jim Davis as Robbins Paul Fierro as Domingo Todd Martin as Gideon Natividad Vacío as Major Domo Mills Watson as Greer |
| “Too Many Chiefs” Episode: #3.23 – 27 March 1970 |
| Noah Beery Jr. as Hannibal Clay Michael Keep as Chiopana Monte Landis as Tailor Sherry Miles as Margaret Louise Howard Morton as Proprietor Richard Peel as Carriage driver |
| “Auld Lang Syne” Episode: #3.24 – 10 April 1970 Cameron Mitchell |
| Tony Epper as Hanley Jonathan Lippe as Harry Lark Gregory Walcott as Capt. Winslow |
| “Generation” Episode: #3.25 – 17 April 1970 Mark Slade |
| Aspa Nakapoulou as Angelina |
| “No Trouble at All” Episode: #3.26 – 5 May 1970 Linda Cristal |
| Ivan Naranjo as Apache #2 Felice Orlandi as Felipe Tony Russel as Ricardo Vince St. Cyr as Apache #1 William Watson as Brady |
Season 4
| “An Anger Greater than Mine” Episode: #4.1 – 18 September 1970 Leif Erickson |
| Nico De Silva as Pepe Nate Esformes as Francisco Alejandro Rey as Diego de la Paula Valentin de Vargas as Rodrigo |
| “Spokes” Episode: #4.2 – 25 September 1970 Cameron Mitchell |
| Robert Anderson as Ben Thompson E.J. André as Jones Walter Barnes as Bartender Tom Brown as Cap Stephen Coit as Clem Fogarty William Conrad as ‘China’ Pierce Edgar Daniels as Storekeeper Harold Holmes as Cowboy James Jeter as Bum #1 Don Keefer as Telegrapher Geoffrey Lewis as Bum #2 Larry D. Mann as Tobin Boggs Stuart Nisbet as Conlin Ollie O’Toole as Café owner Clint Ritchie as Kansas Solomon Sturges as Bod Pierce Clay Tanner as Jesse Tom Toner as Doctor Vincent Van Patten as Culley |
| “Only the Bad Come to Sonora” Episode: #4.3 – 2 October 1970 Henry Darrow |
| Ed Bakey as Jubel Margarita Cordova as Constanza Bruce Dern as Wade Paul Fierro as Bartender James Gammon as Lafe Ralph Manza as Gomez Joaquín Martínez as Peon Than Wyenn as Gonzales |
| “Wind” Episode: #4.4 – 9 October 1970 |
| R.G. Armstrong as Henderson Scott Brady as Fraley Tyler McVey as Todd Steve Raines as Trent Mark Tapscott as Colton Dan White as Dirt Smith Henry Wills as Tommy |
| “A Matter of Survival” Episode: #4.5 – 16 October 1970 Linda Cristal |
| Barry Sullivan as Dan Caseman |
| “It Takes a Smart Man” Episode: #4.6 – 23 October 1970 Cameron Mitchell, Leif Erickson |
| Carle Bensen as Banker Wes Bishop as Carter Richard Bradford as Tulsa Red Sam Jarvis as young man Garry Walberg as Bartender |
| “A Good Sound Profit” Episode: #4.7 – 30 October 1970 Leif Erickson, Henry Darrow, Linda Cristal |
| Edward Colmans as Sanchez Joe De Santis as Colonel Ruiz Harold Gould as Carlisle |
| “Too Late the Epitaph” Episode: #4.8 – 6 November 1970 Henry Darrow |
| Gordon Dilworth as Judge John Gilgreen as Bailey Raymond Guth as Guard Monte Markham as Marshal Dave Redman John Myhers as Stoker Mayf Nutter as Roy Ladder Willard Sage as David Redmond Jack Williams as Luther, stagecoach driver Jerry Wills as Haunch |
| “The Forge of Hate” Episode: #4.9 – 13 November 1970 |
| Michael Baseleon as Grey Wolf Alan Caillou as Hanrahan Robert Loggia as Two Pony Raymond Mayo as Longly Ted de Corsia as Dull Knife |
| “Fiesta” Episode: #4.10 – 20 November 1970 Cameron Mitchell |
| Rico Alaniz as Jorge Martinez Miguel Alejandro as Beto Pilar Del Rey as Mrs. Martinez Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. as Bartender Dan Kemp as Tim Ken Mayer as One-Eyed Cowboy Julio Medina as First man Nehemiah Persoff as Homero José Monika Ramirez as Elena Carlos Romero as Sargente Felipe Turich as Stableman |
| “A Matter of Vengeance” Episode: #4.11 – 27 November 1970 |
| Robert Donner as Wilby John J. Fox as Bartender Warren J. Kemmerling as Reese William Lucking as Gait Priscilla Pointer as Mrs.Colton Barry Sullivan as Dan Caseman |
| “Pale Warrior” Episode: #4.12 – 11 December 1970 |
| X. Brands as Eenah/Tularosa Harry Lauter as Mobley Frank Webb as Talbot Henry Wills as Tommy |
| “The Badge” Episode: #4.13 – 18 December 1970 Leif Erickson, Cameron Mitchell |
| Lew Brown as Parsons Robert Broyles as Loosh Gary Busey as Rafe Jonathan Lippe as Mobley Alan Oppenheimer as Sweets Henry Wills as Tommy Morgan Woodward as Billings |
| “The New Lion of Sonora – Part 1 & 2” Episode: #4.14 – 19 February 1971 Episode: #4.15 – 26 February 1971 Death of Don Sebastian Montoya |
| Dehl Berti as Fuentes Roger C. Carmel as General Casados Robert Carricart as Proprietor Nico De Silva as Guard #1 Eddra Gale as Lola Myron Healey as Tommy Albert Paulsen as Nervo Lou Peralta as Guard #2 Amparo Pilar as Girl Gilbert Roland as Don Domingo de Montoya Ref Sanchez as Peon Ernest Sarracino as Bartender Eunice Suarez as Wife Malachi Throne as Julio Armendaris Valentin de Vargas as Rodrigo |
| “Sangre” Episode: #4.16 – 5 March 1971 |
| David S. Cass Sr. as Corporal Kaz Garas as Sangre Charles Maxwell as Lt. Allen Pat Renella as Sergeant Evans Thornton as Major Benson Jerry Wills as Trooper McAdam |
| “The Hostage” Episode: #4.17 – 12 March 1971 |
| Joe Don Baker as Yuma Ken Drake as Marshal Rick Gates as Cullen Davidson Ted Gehring as Bo Bodeen Tani Guthrie as Meelie Bodeen Kermit Murdock as Seechrist Edmond O’Brien as Morgan MacQuarie Woodrow Parfrey as Pruitt Bobby Riha as Benji |
| “A Man to Match the Land” Episode: #4.18 – 19 March 1971 |
| Alan Dexter as Doctor Myron Healey as Taylor Michael Keep as Red Eagle Jennifer Rhodes as Tanea Albert Salmi as White Horse/Pal Morrison |
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