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"Daniel Boone" (Disney)(1960-61)  starring Dewey Martin  -  "Daniel Boone" (1964-70) starring Fess Parker  
"Young Dan'l Boone" (fall 1977) starring Rick Moses

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Davy Crockett (Disney)(1954-55) starring Fess Parker, Buddy Ebsen
Mr. Smith Goes To Washington (1962-63) starring Fess Parker  -  Daniel Boone (1964-70) starring Fess Parker
Daniel Boone
 Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
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DANIEL BOONE
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Fespar Enterprises / Arcola Pictures Corporation
20th Century Fox Television
for
NBC (Thursdays 7:30 PM ET)
Produced by Aaron Rosenberg (pilot)
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly (eps #1 - #11)
Produced by Paul King (eps #12 - #21)
Produced by George Sherman (1965-67)( 1.23 - season 3)
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig (1967-70)(seasons 4-6)

US Western series 1964-70 165 episodes x 60 min (29bw 136color)
(6 seasons)
release date 24Sep64
starring
Fess Parker as Daniel Boone (1964-70)
Patricia Blair as Rebecca Boone (1964-70)
Veronica Cartwright as Jemima Boone (1964-66)
Darby Hinton as Israel Boone (series) (1964-70)
Bobby Horan as Israel Boone (pilot)
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Albert Salmi as Yadkin (1964-65)(season 1)
Ed Ames as Mingo (1964-68)
Dal McKennon as Cincinnatus (1964-70)
Robert Logan as Jericho Jones (1965-66)
Don Pedro Colley as Gideon (1968-69)
Roosevelt Grier as Gabe Cooper (1969-70)
Jimmy Dean as Josh Clements (1968-70)

recurring cast:
James Wainright as Cully (seasons -late 5&6))(1969-70)


Premise
Adventures of the Frontiersman of revolutionary days .

story editor D.D. Beauchamp
directors included Earl Bellamy, John Florea

music by Paul Sawtell

"Daniel Boone" (theme song)   by Vera Matson & Lionel Newman

Daniel Boone was a man. Yes a big man.
With an eye like an eagle and as tall as a mountain was he.
Daniel Boone was a man. Yes a big man.
He was brave he was fearless and as tough as a mighty oak tree

From the coonskin cap on the top of ol Dan to the heel of his rawhide shoe
The rippin’est roarin’est fightin’est man the frontier ever knew.
Daniel Boone was a man. Yes a big man.
And he fought for America to make all Americans free.
What a Boone. What a wonder. What a dream comer truer was he.


################# Daniel Boone ###############
############## season 1 1964-65 ##############
##############################################
NBC Thursdays 7:30 PM ET
29 episodes (black-and-white)

Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi (as Yadkin)


1.01 [--] Daniel Boone: Ken-Tuck-E (Pilot Episode)
Original Air Date: 09-24-64
Written by Borden Chase
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Aaron Rosenberg

Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca Boone
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima Boone
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Bobby Horan (pilot only) .............Israel Boone
Darby Hinton.............Nathan Boone

Guest Cast:
Robert Simon.............Chief Blackfish
Arch Johnson.............Judson
Stephen Cortleigh.............George Washington
George Lindsey.............Wigeon
Gregory Morgan.............Brayton
Chuck Roberson
Mary Ayers
Phil Chambers.
Joel Fluellen
James Forrest

George Washington sends Daniel and Yadkin into "Ken-Tuck-E," the "dark and
bloody" hunting ground of four Indian nations, to find a site for a fort. Once
they arrive, they encounter representatives of two of those four nations --
Shawnee warriors chasing a lone Cherokee warrior. Daniel helps drive the
Shawnee away, and the grateful Cherokee, Mingo, returns the favor by showing
Daniel and Yad an ideal location to build their fort. Yad returns east while
Daniel remains with Mingo to explore the country.

1.02 [--] Daniel Boone: Tekawitha McLeod (#7402)
Original Air Date: 10-01-64
Written by Paul King
Directed by Thomas Carr
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly

Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Lynn Loring.............Tekawitha
Edna Skinner.............Sadie Clayburn
Chris Alcaide.............Flathead Joseph
Robert Foulke.............Sledge Clayburn
David Cadiente.............Telequah
Donald O'Rourke.............Timmy Kincaid

and
Hannibal, the Goose


Tekawitha, adopted daughter of the Cherokee chief, Menewa, is kidnapped by
Flathead Joseph, a renegade, who offers her to the Boonesborough settlers in
exchage for a jug of rum. His offer is at first refused, but when the renegade
reveals that Tekawitha isn't Cherokee, but is white, Daniel agrees to buy her
freedom. Daniel and the settlers believe that Tekawitha belongs with them, but
Tekawitha -- and the Cherokee -- do not agree. The two former allies are
brought to the brink of war against each other. Matters are futher complicated
when Daniel learns of Tekawitha's true heritage.

1.03 [--] Daniel Boone: My Brother's Keeper (#7408)
Original Air Date: 10-08-64
Written by Paul King
Directed by John English
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)


Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............CaraMingo/TaraMingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Ford Rainey.............Matawa
Peter Coe.............Chieftan
Adam Williams.............Mose
Dennis Cross.............Warrior
Belle Mitchell.............Old Indian Woman


Yadkin insists that the Creeks who wounded him and killed a party of Cherokee
were led by none other than Mingo.

1.04 [--] Daniel Boone: The Family Fluellen (#7407)
Original Air Date: 10-22-64
Written by Herman Miller
Directed by Byron Paul
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Bethel Leslie.............Zerelda Fluellen
Donald Loseley.............Rhys Fluellen
Harold J. Stone.............Greenbriar
and
Hannibal, the Goose
Daniel and Yadkin's search for poachers unearths unexpected culprits: a
widowed Welshwoman and her three children, who are determined to settle in the
midst of hostile Shawnee territory.

1.05 [--] Daniel Boone: The Choosing (#7406)
Original Air Date: 10-29-64
Written by Paul King
Directed by Thomas Carr
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Guest Cast:
David Brian.............Big Russell Horton
Richard Devon.............Tice Fowler
Larry Chance.............Indian Chief
and
Hannibal, the Goose
Daniel intends their trip into the wilderness to be a pleasant jaunt for
Jemima, but he wounds himself with an axe and his daughter is kidnapped by a
band of Indians.

1.06 [--] Daniel Boone: Lac Duquesne (#7404)
Original Air Date: 11-05-64
Written by Paul Savage
Directed by Thomas Carr
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Emile Genest.............Lac Duquesne
James Griffith.............Feathers
Barry Kelley.............Mr. Butters
Sara Selby.............Mrs. Butters
and
Hannibal, the Goose
Daniel, Yadkin and Mingo pursue Lac Duquesne, a river pirate who's stolen a
shipment of rifles from some Boonesborough settlers.

1.07 The Sound of Wings (#7410)
Original Air Date: 11-12-64
Written by John Hawkins
Directed by Harry Harris
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Michael Rennie.............Major Peter Wellington
Frank de Kova.............Chief Talakum
Michael Pate.............Pushta
Ralph Moody.............Charlie Crow
A Redcoat officer slugs Boone and assumes his identity so he can persuade the
Indians to back up the British.

1.08 [--] Daniel Boone: A Short Walk to Salem (#7403)
Original Air Date: 11-19-64
Written by Paul King
Directed by Thomas Carr or Harry Harris?
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
James Waterfield.............Simon Girty
Charles Briggs.............Hiram Girty
Dean Stanton.............Jeb Girty
Robert Sorrells.............Luke Girty
William Fawcett.............Ben Pickens
and
Hannibal, the Goose
Simon Girty plays dirty, and so do his three hardhearted sons. They plan to
relieve the Boonesborough settlers of their season's take of furs.

1.09 [--] Daniel Boone: The Sisters O'Hannrahan (#7411)
Original Air Date: 12-03-64
Written by David Duncan from a story by Samuel Roeca
Directed by John English
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Fay Spain.............Kathleen O'Hannrahan
Nina Shipman.............Molly O'Hannrahan
Don Megowan.............Hermann Boehm
Larry Blake.............Auctioneer
Maudie Prickett.............Flavia Tillridge
Hal Baylor.............Cyrus Ballard
Daniel inadvertently becomes the owner of two indentured servant girls when
Yadkin gets involved in a plot with an auctioneer.

1.10 [--] Daniel Boone: Pompey (#7405)
Original Air Date: 12-10-64
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Joseph H. Lewis
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Brock Peters.............Pompey
Peter Whitney.............Caleb Calhoun
Joe Perry.............Tabuka
and
Hannibal, the Goose
In Salem, Daniel notices a reward is being offered for the return of a runaway
slave named Pompey, but he pays little attention -- until he discovers that
some of his new blacksmith tools have been stolen.

1.11 [--] Daniel Boone: Mountain of the Dead (#7409)
Original Air Date: 12-17-64
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Byron Paul
Produced by Vincent M. Fennelly
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Guest Cast:
Leslie Nielsen.............William Russell
Kelly Thorsden.............Guthrie MacAnders
Charles Bane.............John McLiam
Ed Peck.............John Hawkins
A man Boone thought dead and a trio of Britons appear out of nowhere, and they
all want to be lead to the site of a bloody Indian massacre.

1.12 [--] Daniel Boone: Not In Our Stars (#7415)
Original Air Date: 12-31-64
Written by John Hawkins from a story by Calvin Clements
Directed by John English
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Walter Pidgeon.............Lord Dunsmore
John Vivyan.............Major Halpen
Albert Sofaer.............Tuscarora Chief Tamend
J.B. Brown.............Sergeant Quincy
Tim Graham.............Sparrow
Lord Dunsmore, the British Governor General, orders the Boonesborough settlers
out of Kentucky within 30 days, claiming that he holds the title to their
land.

1.13 [--] Daniel Boone: The Hostages (#7416)
Original Air Date: 01-07-65
Written by Carey Wilber
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Madlyn Rhue.............Ester Mancour
Rhodes Reason.............Captain William Butler
Ellen Corby.............Hilda Brock
There's something unusual about the band of Seneca that kidnap Rebecca and
burn the Boone cabin: they're led by a Loyalist officer.

1.14 [--] Daniel Boone: The Returning (#7414)
Original Air Date: 01-14-65
Written by Don Ingalls
Directed by John English
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Pat Hingle.............Will Carey
George Lewis.............Menewa
Robert G. Anderson.............Donovan
Pat Hogan.............Hotekna
Carmen D'Antonio.............Cherokee Woman
The Boonesborough settlers offer a warm welcome to Daniel's old friend Will
Carey when he enters the settlement with a load of pelts -- never dreaming
that he got them by murdering three Cherokee braves.

1.15 [--] Daniel Boone: The Prophet (#7412)
Original Air Date: 01-21-65
Written by Carey Wilber
Directed by Robert Webb
Produced by Jules Schermer
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Guest Cast:
John Russell.............Amos MacAleer
Kevin Hagen.............John Dobson
Patricia Huston.............Amanda Dobson
Joe De Santis.............Jigossassee
Ric Roman.............Theyandaga
Hank Worden.............Blue Belly
The Prophet is an Indian holy man who asks the Shawnee to join other tribes in
driving the white settlers out of Kentucky. When the Shawnee hesitate, he
promises to deliver Boone into their hands.

1.16 [--] Daniel Boone: The First Stone (#7417)
Original Air Date: 01-28-65
Written by Theodore Apstein and Herman Miller, from a story by Theodore Apstein
Directed by Harry Harris
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Geraldine Brooks.............Esther Craig
Kurt Russell.............William Craig
Gene Evans.............Joshua Craig
Morgan Woodward.............Tom Sutton
Daniel gives shelter to Esther Craig and her son when they're found wandering
in the wilderness -- but signs indicate that Esther may be a witch.

1.17 [--] Daniel Boone: A Place of 1,000 Spirits (#7418)
Original Air Date: 02-04-65
Written by David Humphreys Miller, from a story by Cecil Dan Hanson
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Macdonald Carey.............Lt. Henry Pitcairn
Claude Akins.............Toka
Ted White.............Carata
I. Stanford Jolley.............Tavern Keeper
Two Shawnee braves enter a Salem tavern and abduct a terrified British
lieutenant at gunpoint.

1.18 [--] Daniel Boone: The Sound of Fear (#7419)
Original Air Date: 02-11-65
Written by Dick Nelson and Truman Clay, from a story by Truman Clay
Directed by Harry Harris
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Dan Duryea.............Simon Perigore
Peter Duryea.............Andrew Perigore
Jim Boles.............Parson
Jack Elam.............Dr. Miller Petch
Jacques Aubuchon.............Henri "Savate" LaPleche
Robert J. Wilke.............William "Toff" Dunston
and
Hannibal, the Goose
Daniel and his family are held prisoner by the murderous Simon Perigore, who
drives a hard bargain -- the lives of Daniel's wife and children in exchange
for his help in starting an Indian war.

1.19 [--] Daniel Boone: The Price of Friendship (#7420)
Original Air Date: 02-28-65
Written by Frank Chase
Directed by John English
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Kurt Russell.............Mathew
Lloyd Nolan.............Ben Hanks
Myrna Fahey.............Sara Hanks
Lane Bradford.............Sam
John Pickard.............Telly
Bill Phipps.............Dink
Daniel runs into some unusual river pirates: an old man, his daughter and an
orphan who steal all they can -- providing they don't hurt anyone in the
process.

1.20 [--] Daniel Boone: The Quietists (#7421)
Original Air Date: 02-25-65
Written by Herman Groves
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Alexander Scourby.............Eli Bothwell
Eve McVeagh.............Kate Bothwell
Mary Jayne Saunders.............Amantha Bothwell
Jay Silverheels.............Latawa
Bob Random.............Stephen Bothwell
Nothing Boone says can dissuade an unarmed, pacifist Quaker family from moving
onto the farm they bought -- on the edge of dangerous Cherokee country.

1.21 [--] Daniel Boone: The Devil's Four (#7422)
Original Air Date: 03-04-65
Written by Herman Groves, from a story by Mark Rodgers
Directed by David Butler
Produced by Paul King
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Sean McClory.............Liam OÍHara
James Best.............Jethroe Wyatt
Charles Horvath.............Erik Strasser
Gordon Jump.............Marcus Clements
Bruce Cabot.............Simon Bullard
Whit Bissell.............Trapper
"The Devil's Four" are the manacled felons that Yadkin found to drive the
wagons over the bandit-infested Cumberland Gap.

1.22 [--] Daniel Boone: The Reunion (#7423)
Original Air Date: 03-11-65
Written by Rita Lakin and Jack Paritz, from a story by Rita Lakin
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
John McIntire.............Timothy Patrick Bryan
Marvin Brody.............Tom Bradley
Hank Patterson.............Jed Harper
Bebe Kelly.............Mary Barnes
James Hayes.............John Barnes
After years of searching for his daughter Rebecca, itinerant peddler Timothy
Patrick Bryan finally finds her -- married to Daniel. But Rebecca will have
nothing to do with the old man.

1.23 [--] Daniel Boone: The Ben Franklin Encounter (#7424)
Original Air Date: 03-18-65
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Edward Mulhare.............Admiral Lord Clydesdale
Anna Lee.............Clara Merrivale
James Forrest.............Lt. Richard Fergus
Laurie Main.............Benjamin Franklin
Vikki Harrington.............Mary Merrivale
Albert Carrier.............Chalres Penet
Alan Simpson.............Moreland
After returning from a trip to Virginia, Daniel tells his family how he and
Mingo met the famous Colonial insurgent -- and almost got themselves shipped
off to England.

1.24 [--] Daniel Boone: Four-Leaf Clover (#7425)
Original Air Date: 03-25-65
Written by Preston Wood
Directed by John English
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
George Gobel.............Francis Clover
Frank de Kova.............Chief Saugus
Dick Wessel.............Moses Hennepin
Alvy Moore.............Amos Truro
Isa Crino.............Mrs. Wilson
Daniel and Yadkin rescue the driver of an overturned buggy, and discover he's
Francis Clover, Boonesborough's bumbling new schoolteacher.

1.25 [--] Daniel Boone: Cain's Birthday [Part I] Daniel Boone: (#7426)
Original Air Date: 04-01-65
Written by Carey Wilber
Directed by Paul Landres
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Cesare Danova.............Colonel Michelet
Ted De Corsia.............Chief Talawa
Connie Gilchrist.............Keziah Tench
Maurice Marsac.............Telesphore Gagne
Abel Fernandez.............Little Turtle
Shug Fisher.............Jake Tench
Alan Napier.............Sir Hubert Crater
Booth Colman.............Private Slimpsey
Daniel mysteriously orders the Boonesborough men working at a salt-making camp
to surrender to an Indian war party -- which leaves only women and children to
defend the fort.

1.26 [--] Daniel Boone: Cain's Birthday [Part II] Daniel Boone: (#7426)
Original Air Date: 04-08-65
Written by Carey Wilber
Directed by Paul Landres
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Albert Salmi.............Yadkin
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Cesare Danova.............Colonel Michelet
Ted De Corsia.............Chief Talawa
Connie Gilchrist.............Keziah Tench
Maurice Marsac.............Telesphore Gagne
Abel Fernandez.............Little Turtle
Shug Fisher.............Jake Tench
Alan Napier.............Sir Hubert Crater
Booth Colman.............Private Slimpsey
With water running low and no sign of help from the militia, the besieged
Boonesborough defenders see little chance of repelling the Indians --
especially after French colonel Michelet blows up the fort's powder magazine.

1.27 [--] Daniel Boone: Daughter of the Devil (#7427)
Original Air Date: 04-15-65
Written by Stephen Lord
Directed by Joseph Sargent
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Orville Sherman.............Will Camfield
Pearl Sherman.............Mrs. Bertrand
Norman Levitt.............Clyde Devon
Pilar Seurat.............Marie Bouvier
Frank Silvera.............Marcel Bouvier
Maria Alcaide.............Russ Kresson
Superstitious settlers suspect a connection between the arrival of two
mysterious travelers and the appearance of a deadly panther.

1.28 [--] Daniel Boone: Doll of Sorrow (#7428)
Original Air Date: 04-22-65
Written by Herman Miller
Directed by Paul Landres
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Eddie Little Sky.............Grey Eagle
Adrienne Hayes.............Rising Star
Edward Binns.............Seth Jennings
Chris Williams.............Boy
Boone risks his life to recover a sacred doll stolen from the wife of an
Indian chieftain by a wandering trader who plans to hold the doll for ransom.

1.29 [--] Daniel Boone: The Courtship of Jericho Jones (#7413)
Original Air Date: 04-29-65
Written by Unknown
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Anne Helm.............Sumah
Joe Canutt.............Pushmataha
Stuart Randall.............Kawita
Russ McCubbin.............Jubal Markham
The courtship of Jericho Jones threatens to disrupt settler-Indian relations
when the young man elopes with a Creek princess.

################# Daniel Boone ###############
############## season 2 1965-66 ##############
##############################################
NBC Thursdays 7:30 PM ET
30 Episodes - Series goes into Color

Daniel (Fess Parker)
Rebecca (Patricia Blair)
Jericho (Robert Logan);
Mingo (Ed Ames);
Cincinnatus (Dallas McKennon)
; Israel (Darby Hinton);
Jemima (Veronica Cartwright)



2.01 [30] Daniel Boone: Empire of the Lost (#8406)
Original Air Date: 09-16-65
Written by Herman Groves
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by George Sherman

Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Edward Mulhare.............Colonel Marcus Worthing
George Backman.............Lt. Stuart Morris
Tom Browne Henry.............Chief Antawah
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
Abel Fernandez.............White Feather
Richard Lapp.............Sentry
Daniel returns from a journey to find Boonesborough evacuated by order of
British colonel Marcus Worthing, who says he's battling a rebellion and that
he wants Boone to turn over the fort.

2.02 [31] Daniel Boone: The Tortoise and the Hare (#8405)
Original Air Date: 09-23-65
Written by D.D. Beauchamp
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman

Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
Laurie Main.............Stinch
James Griffith.............Coll
Shug Fisher.............Blacksmith
Ken Del Conte.............Deerfoot
Peter Mamakos.............Indian Chief

Daniel, the fort's best runner, sprains an ankle, which spells bad news for
the settlers who have bet on him to win a hotly contested annual foot race
with the Indians. Robert Logan (as Jericho Jones) becomes a regular in this
episode.

2.03 [32] Daniel Boone: The Mound Builders (#8404)
Original Air Date: 09-30-65
Written by Clyde Ware
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)

Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Henry Silva.............Zapotec
Simon Oakland.............Dull Knife

Daniel and Mingo intercept a band of Shawnee pursuing a stranger, who is
dressed in the regalia of an Aztec chieftain.

2.04 [33] Daniel Boone: My Name is Rawls (#8401)
Original Air Date: 10-07-65
Written by William Putman and D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by William Putman
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Rafer Johnson.............Rawls
Lawrence Montaigne.............Mawson
Harold Goodwin.............Harper
Michael Conrad.............Sharben
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
Daniel goes after an unusual fur thief: a runaway slave who makes a point of
telling his victims who he is.

2.05 [34] Daniel Boone: The Old Man and the Cave (#8402)
Original Air Date: 10-14-65
Written by Walter Black
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Cyril Delvanti.............Nitashanta
Val Avery.............Watowah
Hal Jon Norman.............Gray Elk
and
Hannibal, the Goose
In rescuing a starving old Indian from a sacred burial cave, Israel
unwittingly violates a tribal custom and arouses the wrath of the medicine man
-- an old enemy of Boone.

2.06 [35] Daniel Boone: The Trek (#8403)
Original Air Date: 10-21-65
Written by Clair Huffaker
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Aldo Ray.............John Benton
John Lupton.............James Chadwick
Charlie Horvath.............Pike
Roy C. Jensen.............Jensen
Ted White.............Hawks
Daniel goes after the notorious renegade John Benton, a brawling drunkard who
sells defective guns to the Indians -- and then burns their villages when they
refuse to pay.

2.07 [36] Daniel Boone: The Aaron Burr Story (#8409)
Original Air Date: 10-28-65
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by Maurice Geraghty
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Leif Erickson.............Aaron Burr
Michael St. Clair.............Leamas OÍLeary
Michael Ragan.............The Leader
Former Vice President Aaron Burr shows up in Boonesborough looking for a guide
to the mouth of the Cumberland River. When Daniel turns him down, Burr hires
impressionable young Jericho Jones.

2.08 [37] Daniel Boone: Cry of Gold (#8411)
Original Air Date: 11-04-65
Written by Dick Nelson, M. Finley, and D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by Dick
Nelson and M. Finley
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Maxwell Reed.............Thomas Cromwell
William OÍConnell.............Blake
Kennenth MacDonald.............Hamer
Sarah Marshall.............Anne Denning
Orville Sherman.............Buckman Tull
Dick Nelson.............Murchison
Anne Barton.............Pioneer Woman
Two land developers hire champion English boxer Thomas Cromwell to dispose of
Boone, who has frustrated their efforts to buy Boonesborough property.

2.09 [38] Daniel Boone: The Peace Tree (#8407)
Original Air Date: 11-11-65
Written by John and Ward Hawkins
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Larry Domasin.............Prince Monlutha
Peter Oliphant.............Dougal MacIntosh
Liam Redmond.............Roderick MacIntosh
Nestor Paiva.............Menewa
Harold Goodwin.............David
Ted White.............Pushta
Abel Fernandez.............Tarend
Against Daniel's advice, a Scottish clan builds a settlement on the Cherokee's
hunting grounds, and the Highlanders refuse to vacate their new home --
despite an Indian war threat.

2.10 [39] Daniel Boone: The Thanksgiving Story (#8408)
Original Air Date: 11-25-68
Written by Raphael Hayes, Melvin Levy, and D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by
Melvin and Thomas P. Levy
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
John McIntire.............Timothy Patrick Brian
Rodolfo Acosta.............Chief Gabriel
Abraham Sofaer.............Grey Cloud
Ted White.............
As Daniel and Jericho return to Boonesborough for Thanksgiving, a rider brings
news that promises a grim holiday -- Choctaw chief Gabriel is on the war path.

2.11 [40] Daniel Boone: A Rope for Mingo (#8413)
Original Air Date: 12-02-65
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Peter Coe.............Cherokee Brave
George Kennedy.............Zach Morgan
Gloria Mannon.............Kutawari
Leo Gordon.............Silas Morgan
Peggy Stewart.............Ida Morgan
Ray Montgomery.............Hank
Med Flor.............Lukey
Near a burning wagon, Jericho finds a murdered family of three -- with Mingo's
knife in one of the victims.

2.12 [41] Daniel Boone: The First Beau
Original Air Date: 12-09-65
Written by Barry Trivers and Raphael Hayes, from a story by Barry Trivers
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Fabian Forte.............David Ellis
Sam Jaffe.............Jed Tolson
Myron Healey.............Mike Kravic
Jemima feels the pangs of first love when young David Ellis comes to
Boonesborough, apparently looking for work -- but actually casing the fort for
his partner in crime.

2.13 [42] Daniel Boone: Perilous Journey (#8414)
Original Air Date: 12-16-65
Written by Melvin Levy and D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by D.D. Beauchamp
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Guest Cast:
Alan Napier.............Lord Brisbane
Steve Ihnat.............Tyler
Stacy Harris.............Captain Grant
John Orchard.............Stone
Albert Carrier.............Marquis De Lafayette
Daniel and Rebecca's long-delayed honeymoon is interrupted by an officer of
the Continental Army, who is shot by British agents as he gives Daniel a
Presidential message to deliver to New Orleans.

2.14 [43] Daniel Boone: The Christmas Story (#8412)
Original Air Date: 12-23-65
Written by Stephen Lord
Directed by Maurice Geraghty
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Alizia Gur.............Tawna
Valentin de Vargas.............Oneha
Morgan Woodward.............Elisha Tully
Eve McVeagh.............Eleanor Tully
John Crawford.............Jeremy
Jay Silverheels.............Sashona
Sue England.............Nanteen
As a blizzard rages, Daniel tries to persuade the settlers to shelter an
Indian brave and his pregnant wife.

2.15 [44] Daniel Boone: The Tamarack Massacre Affair (#8415)
Original Air Date: 12-30-65
Written by David Duncan and Tom Blackburn, from a story by David Duncan
Directed by James B. Clark
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Robert Lansing.............Captain Robert Ives
Dina Merrill.............Madeline Lorne
Charles Bateman.............Major John Lorne
James O'Hara.............British Officer
Russ McCubbin.............Sergeant
Michael Keep.............Rain Cloud
Daniel is getting ready to negotiate a friendship treaty with the Iroquois
Indians -- but Madeline Lorne says the Iroquois are guilty of a massacre of
which she is the sole survivor.

2.16 [45] Daniel Boone: Gabriel (#8416)
Original Air Date: 01-06-66
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Carlos Romero.............Captain Francisco
Cesar Romero.............Esteban de Vaca
Jacqueline Beer.............Heloise Jolliet
Mike Mazurki.............El Toro
Vincent Beck.............Gabriel Lajeune
On the way to a French trading post, Daniel and Mingo are captured by a
Spanish Army captain who thinks Daniel is Gabriel Lejeune, a French
revolutionary wanted by the Spaniards.

2.17 [46] Daniel Boone: Seminole Territory (#8419)
Original Air Date: 01-13-66
Written by Stephen Lord
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Channing Pollock.............Fletcher Cameron
Diane Ladd.............Ronda Cameron
Leonard Nimoy.............Oontah
Richard Devon.............Hotallah
Judson Pratt.............John Bridger
Russ Conway.............Tom Mayberry
Michael Corhan.............Shampay
Nan Leslie.............Ada Mayberry
While scouting in Florida, Daniel and Mingo make the mistake of trespassing on
forbidden Seminole territory, where they encounter Fletcher the Flamboyant, an
itinerant magician who dazzles the Indians with his tricks.

2.18 [47] Daniel Boone: The Deserter (#8417)
Original Air Date: 01-20-66
Written by Robert Bloomfield and D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by Robert
Bloomfield
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Slim Pickens.............Simon Harman
Dick Sargent.............Reuben Stone
Henry Brandon.............Lije Moody
Ruby Robbins.............Josh Cutler
Bob Terhune.............Ab Varney
Bruce Jacobs.............Jethro
Ted White.............Sergeant Judd Blake
While tracking two Army deserters, bounty hunter Simon Harman finds one of
them with Daniel -- whom he mistakes for the other fugitive.

2.19 [48] Daniel Boone: Crisis by Fire (#8418)
Original Air Date: 01-27-66
Written by Lee Loeb and David Duncan, from a story by Lee Loeb
Directed by Bruce Humberstone
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Rhodes Reason.............Dr. Jedrick
John Crawford.............Tolliver
Barbara Knudson.............Kate Tolliver
George Sanders.............Colonel Roger Barr
Jeanne Cooper.............Amy Barr
Hal John Norman.............Quonab
A smallpox epidemic threatens Boonesborough, and an ambitious ex-officer in
the Continental Army sees a way to use the scourge to gain power.

2.20 [49] Daniel Boone: The Gun (#8420)
Original Air Date: 02-03-66
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by Robert Totten
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Ted White.............Hoskins
Robert Middleton.............Simon Brasher
Warren Vanders.............Pike
Milton Selzer.............Isaac Delf
Dee Carroll.............Sarah Goodall
Scott Hale.............First Man
Hal Goodwin.............Second Man
Al Dunlap.............Third Man
Ken Renard.............Chief Red Eagle
James Almanzar.............Shawnee Leader
Mike Morgan.............Shawnee Brave
In Pennsylvania, Boone gets a new rifle made and outwits two scoundrels who
try to force him to guide them through Indian country.

2.21 [50] Daniel Boone: The Prisoners (#8421)
Original Air Date: 02-10-66
Written by Robert Bloomfield
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Warren Stevens.............Matthew and Edward Eliot
Kelton Garwood.............Rufus Hubbard
Gregory Morton.............Colonel Richard Calloway
Chris Alcaide.............Noah Pierce
Rick Vallen.............Sentry
Convicted traitor Edward Eliot kidnaps the Boone children to insure Daniel's
help in the murder of Colonel Calloway, who commanded the firing squad that
executed Eliot's brother.


2.22 [51] Daniel Boone: The Fifth Man (#8422)
Original Air Date: 02-17-66
Written by Jack Guss
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Cameron Mitchell.............George Rogers Clark(Catahecassa)
John Hoyt.............Patrick Henry
John McLiam.............Mathew Elbridge
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
George C. (Shug) Fisher.............Jake Tench
Victor Tayback.............American Soldier
To carry out an urgent military mission for Governor Patrick Henry, Daniel
needs safe passage through hostile Tuscarora territory -- which only the
tribe's embittered chief can guarantee.


2.23 [52] Daniel Boone: Gun-Barrel Highway (#8423)
Original Air Date: 02-24-66
Written by Tom Blackburn
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
John Kellogg .............Cassady
Arthur Space.............Sawyer
Dennis Cross.............Chief Red Hand
Timothy Scott.............Phelps
Bob Homel.............Wiggins
Walter Reese.............Smithson
Fred Carson.............Tall Bear

Daniel's efforts to intercede between the Shawnee and road builders who have
violated tribal hunting grounds seem doomed after the construction boss
accidentally kills an Indian boy.

2.24 [53] Daniel Boone: The Search (#8424)
Original Air Date: 03-03-66
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Harmon Jones
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Michael Ansara.............Sebastian Drake
Douglas V. Fowley.............Rufus C. Hoops
Nita Talbot.............Sylvie Du Marais
Willard Sage.............Marcel Proust
Russ McCubbin.............Armand
Red Morgan.............Kidder
Richard Reeves.............Bartender
On his way to market furs in New Orleans, Boone is ambushed and robbed. While
tracing his assailant, he becomes involved in a search for pirate gold.

2.25 [54] Daniel Boone: Fifty Rifles (#8425)
Original Air Date: 03-10-66
Written by Raphael Hayes, from a story by Paul Savage
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Robert Logan.............Jericho Jones
Guest Cast:
Henry Wilcoxon.............William Blunt
Tom Fadden.............Mr. Shanks
Barbara Pepper.............Mrs. Shanks
William Mims.............Scraps
Christopher Dark.............Kashita
George J. Lewis.............Indian Chief
A former British officer, now a thief and a renegade, steals a shipment of
rifles and plans to trade them to the Shawnee for a tract of land.

2.26 [55] Daniel Boone: The Trap (#8426)
Original Air Date: 03-17-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Veronica Cartwright.............Jemima
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
Guest Cast:
Lloyd Bochner.............Roger Morgan
Jack Lambert.............Rafe Todd
Marc Cavell.............Lucas
Michael Lane.............Ike
Robert Donner.............Coot
Daniel goes after renegades who terrorized his family, looted his house, took
Israel hostage, and left Mingo helpless with his foot caught in a bear trap.

2.27 [56] Daniel Boone: The Accused (#8427)
Original Air Date: 03-24-66
Written by David Duncan
Directed by John Florea
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Joanna Moore.............Lacey Lowe
Jerome Thor.............Samuel Thurston
L.E. "Buck" Young.............Henry Foxx
Vaughn Taylor.............Justice Homer Godwin
Ken Scott.............John Crawford
E. J. Andre.............Peterson
Walker Edmiston.............Grover Matthews
Eddie Quillan.............Ephraim Smith
Tom McFadden.............Livery Man
A carefully contrived frame-up puts Daniel on the wrong end of a murder
charge.

2.28 [57] Daniel Boone: Cibola (#8428)
Original Air Date: 03-31-66
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Royal Dano.............Matty Brenner
Jose Hector Galindo.............Antonio
Alejandro Rey.............Sergeant Goya
Alexander D'Arcy.............First Soldier
Half delirious with hunger, old Matty Brenner staggers into Daniel and Mingo's
camp -- dragging along a boy who claims to live in Cibola, one of the
legendary seven cities of gold.

2.29 [58] Daniel Boone: The High Cumberland [Part I] Daniel Boone:
Original Air Date: 04-14-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp and Jack Guss
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca Bryan
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Ted White.............First Trapper
Jack Williams.............Larson
Charles Horvath.............Luther Wills
Robert Terhune.............Big John
Roy Jenson.............Cash Doyle
Chuck Roberson.............Dutch
Armando Silvestre.............Jim Santee
Jacqueline Evans.............Martha Bliss
Barbara Turner De Hubp.............Mrs. Meador
Felix Gonzalez.............Judd
In the first of a two-part story tracing {re-writing} Boone's early life,
Daniel meets Rebecca Brian, a bonded servant on the wagon train he's taking to
Kentucky. Daniel also saves the life of Jim Santee, who decides to join the
wagon train after meeting Rebecca.

2.30 [59] Daniel Boone: The High Cumberland [Part II] Daniel Boone: (#8430)
Original Air Date: 04-21-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp and Jack Guss
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca Bryan
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Jack Williams.............Larson
Robert Terhune.............Big John
Roy Jenson.............Cash Doyle
Chuck Roberson.............Dutch
Armando Silvestre.............Jim Santee
Jacqueline Evans.............Martha Bliss
In the conclusion of a two-part story, Daniel drives his Boonesborough-bound
wagons into a narrow canyon, where he takes a stand against pursuers who want
the precious supplies.


################# Daniel Boone ###############
############## season 3 1966-67 ##############
##############################################
NBC Thursdays 7:30 PM ET
28 episodes (color)
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames (as Mingo)

3.01 [60] Daniel Boone: Dan'l Boone Shot a B'ar (#9408)
Original Air Date: 09-15-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp, from a story by David Chandler
Directed by Alex Nicol
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Slim Pickens.............Cletus Mott
Claude Hall.............Wilse Mott
Chick Chandler.............Grover Hanks
Dick Foran.............Tupper
As Daniel begins his third season, he's confronted by Cletus Mott and the bear
that killed Mott's father and brother. Cletus is determined to hunt the bear
down -- and he threatens to kill anyone who interferes in his revenge.

3.02 [61] Daniel Boone: The Allegiances (#9405)
Original Air Date: 09-22-66
Written by David Duncan, from a story by Luanna Poole
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Michael Pate.............Raccuwan
Walter Kray.............Chenrogan
Pat Horgan.............Byron Honeywell
Paul Fix.............Quonab
Angela Clarke.............Wanona
Chalres Macaulay.............Colonel Arthur Merivale
Frank Hagney.............Hongas
Mark Vance.............Sentry
Jack Bighead.............First Brave
Joe Canutt.............Second Brave
Tim Donnelly.............Bugler
Mingo is torn when he learns that the Cherokee will be part of a British
scheme to drive all whites from Indian country, including Daniel and his
family.

3.03 [62] Daniel Boone: Goliath (#9404)
Original Air Date: 09-29-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by Barry Shear
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Jerome Cowan.............Loomis
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
Shug Fisher.............Tolliver
Harold Goodwin.............Grover Hanks
Jack Oakie.............Otis Cobb
Woody Strode.............Goliath
Bea Bradley.............Susan Smith
Chuck Bail.............First Smith Brother
Chuck Couch.............Second Smith Brother
Tony Epper.............Third Smith Brother
Sheldon Allman.............Caleb Smith
Ed Peck.............Smedley
Cal Bolder.............Alex the Assassin
Horse trader Otis Cobb is in a bind: robbers have forced him to buy a slave
with the settler's money -- and now he must repay them.

3.04 [63] Daniel Boone: Grizzly (#9407)
Original Air Date: 10-06-66
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Jeff York.............Big Zack
Harold Goodwin.............Grover Hanks
Percy Helton.............Mr. Stubbs
June Ellis.............Mrs. Stubbs
Orville Sherman.............Tupper
William Tannen.............John
Phil Chambers.............Jed Weston
Rodolfo Acosta.............Running Fox
Gary Travis.............Settler
Buddy Van Horn.............Indian #1
Chuck Roberson.............Indian #2
A man is wrongly accused of murder, but Israel clears him after the two share
a dangerous experience.

3.05 [64] Daniel Boone: First in War, First in Peace (#9402)
Original Air Date: 10-13-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp and Frank Moss
Directed by Barry Shear
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Michael Rennie.............Edgar Newton
John Hoyt.............Colonel James Lampart
Ivor Barry.............President Washington
Bryan O'Byrne.............Mr. Portman
Clyde Howdy.............Hostler
Lane Bradford.............John Beachum
Henry Corden.............Peter Mornay
Robert Adler.............Orderly
Eddie Quillan.............Inn Landlord
Tony Epper.............Sergeant
Lured to Kentucky by a false invitation, President Washington is the target of
an assassination plot.

3.06 [65] Daniel Boone: Run a Crooked Mile (#9406)
Original Air Date: 10-20-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by Tony Leader
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Peter Graves.............Logan Harris
Doodles Weaver.............Horseman
Myron Healey.............Lynch
Arthur Hunnicutt.............Gabe
Ken Renard.............Jason
Harry Harvey, Sr..............Luther Michaels
Marvin Brody.............Cross
Stanley Clements.............Timbo
Harry Raybould.............Hoad
With Israel held hostage, Daniel is forced to collect a ransom for a band of
body-snatchers.

3.07 [66] Daniel Boone: The Matchmaker (#9401)
Original Air Date: 10-27-66
Written by D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by Sam Gilman
Directed by Robert Douglas
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Laurie Main.............Stinch
James J. Griffith.............Coll
Brenda Benet.............Princess Wild Flower
Peter Mamakos.............Chief Two Shoots
Hal Jon Norman.............Chief Red Fox
Larry Chance.............Lone Runner
Charles Roberson.............Shawnee Leader
To avert tribal warfare, Daniel and Mingo are given the task of bringing a
rebellious Creek princess to wed the son of a Shawnee chief.

3.08 [67] Daniel Boone: Onatha (#9403)
Original Air Date: 11-03-66
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Lila Perry.............Onatha
Alan Baxter.............John Ruth
Rayford Barnes.............Millard Church
Raymond St. Jacques.............Nimrod
Kim Hamilton.............Naomi
Bob Do Qui.............Tom
Davis Roberts.............Jim
Virginia Capers.............Elsie
Victor Tayback.............Hongas
Daniel and Mingo clash with two slave hunters who claim ownership of a small
black girl whom Daniel saved from drowning.

3.09 [68] Daniel Boone: The Loser's Race (#9409)
Original Air Date: 11-10-66
Teleplay by Judith Barrows and D. D. Beauchamp,
from a story by Judith Barrows
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Cameron Mitchell.............James Dorsey
Richard Devon.............Stokes
Brendan Dillon.............Timothy Stark
William Tannen.............Clark
Barbara Perry.............Lydia Dorsey
Lindsey Workman.............Dr. Marcus Winters
Patrick Whyte.............The Governor
Douglas Henderson.............Gerald Ainsley
Tony Ballen.............Stone
Ollie O'Toole.............Town Crier
The settlers tangle with a greedy governor's aide who has given them two weeks
to pay a suspicious tax -- or lose their land.


3.10 [69] Daniel Boone: The Enchanted Gun (#9410)
Original Air Date: 11-17-66
Teleplay by David Duncan, William L. Stuart, and Charles O'Neal,
from a story by William L. Stuart
Directed by Bud Springsteen
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
William Tannen.............Tolliver
Michael Ansara.............Red Sky
Robert Wilke.............Jake Manning
Ken Mayer.............Flint
Tom Browne Henry.............Noheemo
X Brands.............Tall Deer
Bara Byrnes.............Wahanee
Eddie Quillan.............Higgens
After giving his rifle to Shawnee warrior, Red Sky, Daniel must prove that the
weapon is not enchanted -- or more powerful than the law.


3.11 [70] Daniel Boone: Requiem for Craw Greene (#9413)
Original Air Date: 12-01-66
Teleplay by Sid Harris and William Driskill, from a story by Sid Harris
Directed by George Sherman
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Jeffrey Hunter.............Roark Logan
Sabrina Scharf.............Alkini Matthews
Malcolm Atterbury.............Thaddeus Hill
John Crawford.............Press Boker
Jon Alvar.............Kanati Green
Bruno Ve Sota.............Reuben
Pamelyn Ferdin.............Little Girl
Frank Hagney.............Settler
Mingo's promise to a dying friend takes him to Logan's Fort, a place where
Indians are not welcome. He disguises himself as a white trapper, and learns
that by driving away or killing all the Indians, Roark Logan owns all the
property in the area, with the exception of tract of land for which Mingo now
holds the title.

3.12 [71] Daniel Boone: The Lost Colony (#9411)
Original Air Date: 12-08-66
Written by Ken Pettus and D. D. Beauchamp, from a story by Ken Pettus
Directed by Alex Nicol
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Joseph Hoover.............Chad Oliver
Buck Taylor.............Jonathan Warren
Kathryn Walsh.............Elizabeth Corbett
Steve London.............Barnabas Platt
John McLiam.............Jedediah Corbett
Daniel and Mingo discover a hidden valley, settled by people who claim to be
descendants of the missing Roanoke Island settlers.

3.13 [72] Daniel Boone: River Passage (#9412)
Original Air Date: 12-15-66
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by William Witney
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
James McCallion.............Hostler
Leif Erickson.............Bill Sedley
Jim Davis.............Carpenter
Robert Brubaker.............Talbot
Howard Wright.............Bartender
George Keymus.............Leader
Richard Hale.............Shawnee Chief
Tom McFadden.............Sentry
Steve Raines.............Horseman
Daniel fights Indians and a scheming river rat to deliver gunpowder to
Boonesborough.

3.14 [73] Daniel Boone: When a King is a Pawn (#9414)
Original Air Date: 12-22-66
Written by David Duncan and Willard S. Davis, Jr., from a story by Willard S.
Davis, Jr.
Directed by Lesley Selender
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Cesare Danova.............Henri La Gaux
Hagen Smith.............Paul
Lilyan Chauvan.............Madame Simon
Morgan Mason.............Charles
George Wallace.............Philippe Gamet
Peter Tenen.............Ormond
William Walker.............Perrault
John Zaremba.............Chaumet
Daniel, with Israel's help, saves French Prince Charles from being returned to
France and certain death.

3.15 [74] Daniel Boone: The Symbol (#9415)
Original Air Date: 12-29-66
Written by W. J. Voorhees and David Duncan, from a story by W. J. Voorhees
Directed by R. G. Springsteen
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Ricardo Montalban.............Count Alfonso De Borba
Jeff Morrow.............Major Neville Hughes
Carole Cook.............Annie Boyd
Laurence Haddon.............Eli
David Peel.............Dick
Jon Locke.............Tate
Mike Ragan.............Butcher
Daniel and Mingo must recover the stolen Liberty Bell

3.16 [75] Daniel Boone: The Williamsburg Cannon [Part I] Daniel Boone: (#9416)
Original Air Date: 01-12-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp and Raphael Hayes, from a story by Raphael Hayes
Directed by William Witney
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Warren Stevens.............Captain Robert George
Booth Colman.............Governor Patrick Henry
Jack Lambert.............Alexander McAfee
Byron Foulger.............Thomas Goodleaf
Michael Blodgett.............Sam Linn
Keith Andes.............Ben Moore
Tony Epper.............Tate
Leo V. Matranga.............Tavern Landlord
Richard X. Slattery.............Simon Foss
George Backman.............Major Feguson
Dave Morick.............Coach Driver
In the first of a two-part story, Daniel and Mingo set out to recruit three
fighting backwoodsmen to help an arrogant artillary officer drag a heavy
cannon 1000 miles through enemy-infested wilderness.

3.17 [76] Daniel Boone: The Williamsburg Cannon [Part II] Daniel Boone: (#9416)
Original Air Date: 01-19-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp and Raphael Hayes, from a story by Raphael Hayes
Directed by William Witney
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Tony Epper.............Tate
George Backman.............Major Ferguson
Richard X. Slattery.............Simon Foss
Michael Blodgett.............Sam Linn
Dorothy Holland.............Malilla
Keith Andes.............Ben Moore
Jack Lambert.............Alexander McAfee
The British set a trap for Daniel in the conclusion of this two-part story.
Daniel and his small band, hauling a heavy cannon to the Continental forces on
the Western frontier, have no choice but to force their way through redcoat
lines.

3.18 [77] Daniel Boone: The Wolf Man (#9418)
Original Air Date: 01-26-67
Written by William Driskill
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
R. G. Armstrong.............Jarvis
Kenneth Tobey.............Taggart
Don Haggerty.............Jed Cudahy
Otis Young.............Adam
D'Urville Martin.............Joseph
John McCann.............Jim Smith
San Christopher.............Mrs. Smith
Boonesborough faces the issues of slavery. The decision rests upon the actions
of Daniel, a cold-hearted councilman, and a frontiersman with a pet wolf.

3.19 [78] Daniel Boone: The Jasper Ledbedder Story (#9419)
Original Air Date: 02-02-67
Written by Martha Wilkerson and Helen McAvity
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Sidney Blackmer.............Jasper Ledbedder
William Tannen.............Ben Clark
Abel Fernandez.............Warrior
Kate Murtagh.............Lucy Ledbedder
Corey Fischer.............Freddie Ledbedder
Frank S. Hagney.............Indian Chief
An old man with a sad tale leads Daniel and Mingo on a dangerous chase into
hostile Shawnee country. But cagey Jasper Ledbedder's story about the Indians'
abducting his family conceals the real object of his search.

3.20 [79] Daniel Boone: When I Became a Man, I Put Away Childish Things (#9420)
Original Air Date: 02-09-67
Written by Jack Guss, from a story by Joel Bernard
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Richard Sargent.............Andrew Cooper
Mala Powers.............Polly Cooper
Harold Goodwin.............William Braddock
A pet fawn helps teach Israel the meaning of growing up. When the deer
destroys a neighbor's crop, the boy must face the painful prospect of seeing
his pet destroyed.

3.21 [80] Daniel Boone: The Long Way Home (#9422)
Original Air Date: 02-16-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
William Marshall.............Birch Kendall
Joel Ashley.............General Harmer
Robert Shaw.............Orderly
Brett Pearson.............Seymour Coot
Richard Webb.............Murdock
Lawrence Montaigne.............Hayes Fuller
John DeMave.............Tad Parsons
Daniel hunts an escaped Army prisoner who is wanted for murder. The fugitive
is Daniel's old friend Birch Kendall, and he may start an Indian uprising: his
knife was the weapon that killed an Indian chief.

3.22 [81] Daniel Boone: The Young Ones (#9421)
Original Air Date: 02-23-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp and Sid Harris, from a story by Sid Harris
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Kurt Russell.............Jed
Claire Wilcox.............Martha
Frankie Kabott.............Little Tom
Bob Anderson.............Sam Ogilvie
Jeanne Cooper.............Addie Ogilvie
Robert Foulk.............Otis
Chuck Roberson.............Lige Henry
Three young survivors of an Indian massacre brew up a storm for Daniel. The
orphans tell the members of a wagon train that Daniel is their father -- and
that he's planning to desert them.

3.23 [82] Daniel Boone: Delo Jones (#9423)
Original Air Date: 03-02-67
Written by Clyde Ware
Directed by Bud Springsteen
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Jimmy Dean.............Delo Jones
Lyle Bettger.............Lehman Henderson
Eddie Little Sky.............Naytuk
William Tannen.............Calvin Moss
John Orchard.............British Sergeant
In his TV dramatic debut, country music star Jimmy Dean plays Delo Jones, a
woodsman who is fleeing from a murder charge. Delo asks for Daniel's help,
certain that the pursuing officer is the real killer.

3.24 [83] Daniel Boone: The Necklace (#9424)
Original Air Date: 03-09-67
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Earl Bellamy
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Philip Carey.............Gordon Lang
Laurie Main.............Stinch
James J. Griffith.............Coll
Steve Brodie.............Darby
Tom Troupe.............Becquerel
Valentin de Vargas.............Rio
Omer Hayyam.............Fremont
Kelly Thordsen.............Pa Grimes
Daniel begins a journey to New Orleans, carrying a pearl necklace that will
exonerate a wrongly convicted man. His trip is imperiled by three woodsmen who
are determined to steal the jewelry.

3.25 [84] Daniel Boone: Fort West Point (#9425)
Original Air Date: 03-23-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp, from a story by Terence Kinglsey-Smith
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Kent Smith.............General Hugh Scott
Bill Fletcher.............Major John Andre
Robert Miller Driscoll.............Robey
Hampton Fancher.............Tad Arien
Alan Caillou.............British Captain
Raymond Guth.............Tatum
Richard Tretter.............Noble
Dave Morick.............Slade
James Gosa.............Purvis
Kelton Garwood.............Oliver
General Hugh Scott, commander of Fort West Point, plans to turn over his vital
post to the British -- but the traitor neglects to consider Daniel's
suspicious nature.

3.26 [85] Daniel Boone: Bitter Mission (#9426)
Original Air Date: 03-30-67
Written by James Byrnes
Directed by Bud Springsteen
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
William Tannen.............Calvin Moss
Simon Oakland.............General James Wilkerson
Morgan Jones.............Keller
Richard Morrison.............Governor's Aide
Cesar Romero.............Colonel Carlos Navarro
Barry Kroeger.............Governor of Virginia
To prevent war, a badly wounded Daniel begins a long trek with a dangerous
traitor as his prisoner. The man is a retired general who is pitting Virginia
against Kentucky in the hopes of getting Boonesborough for himself.

3.27 [86] Daniel Boone: Take the Southbound Stage (#9427)
Original Air Date: 04-06-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp, from a story by Terence Kingsley-Smith
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Guest Cast:
Torin Thatcher.............President John Adams
Mabel Albertson.............Mrs. Abigail Adams
Arnold Moss.............Anthony Bedloe
Sarah Marshall.............Nancy Bedloe
Henry Darrow.............Gideon
Robert Donner.............Pike
Alan Carney.............Stage Coach Driver
Paul Brinegar.............Gurney
Karl Bruck.............Hotel Clerk
Hand Worden.............Hansom Cab Driver
With Rebecca in pursuit, Daniel undertakes a dangerous secret mission:
delivering ransom money for kidnapped President Adams.

3.28 [87] Daniel Boone: The Fallow Land (#9428)
Original Air Date: 04-13-67
Written by D. D. Beauchamp, from a story by William Driskill
Directed by William Witney
Produced by George Sherman
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
John Ireland.............Hiram Manville
Ralph Maurer.............Anderson
John Lodge.............Harris
Stevan Darrell.............Nefromo
Michael Forest.............Canuda
Adrian Booth.............Sarah Manville
William Tannen.............Calvin Moss
Morgan Jones.............Keller
Daniel sets out to stop an Indian war instigated by three trappers poaching on
Cherokee land.

################# Daniel Boone ###############
############## season 4 1967-68 ##############
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NBC Thursdays 7:30 PM ET
26 episodes - color
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)

Don Pedro Colley (as Gideon)


4.01 [88] Daniel Boone: The Ballad of Sidewinder and Cherokee (#1409)
Original Air Date: 09-14-67
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Forrest Tucker.............Joe Snag
Victor Buono.............Milo Quaife
Richard Hoyt.............Davy Rock
Victor French.............Blue Belly Sangster
Vito Scotti.............Priest
Daniel and Mingo pit one river pirate against another in order to recover the
furs which were stolen from them. Ed Ames (Mingo) sings an original ballad.


4.02 [89] Daniel Boone: The Ordeal of Israel Boone (#1401)
Original Air Date: 09-21-67
Written by Paul Playdon
Directed by James B. Clark
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Jim Davis.............Sam Ralston
Teddy Eccles.............First Boy
Rory O'Brien.............Second Boy
Billy Corcoran.............Third Boy
Wild animals and hostile Indians plague Israel as he desperately seeks help
for Daniel, who has been bitten by a rattler.

4.03 [90] Daniel Boone: The Renegade (#1408)
Original Air Date: 09-28-67
Teleplay by Merwin Gerard, Melvin Levy, and Rick Husky,
from a story by Rick Husky
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Ric Natoli.............Little Bear
Gregory Walcott.............Tom Jimson
Phyllis Avery.............Martha Jimson
John Lormer.............Eli
Mark Richman.............Hawk
Daniel and Mingo shield a couple and their adopted son from the boy's father,
a renegade who is determined to reclaim the child.

4.04 [91] Daniel Boone: Tanner (#1403)
Original Air Date: 10-06-67
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by John Newland
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Neville Brand.............Tanner
James Dobson.............Jenkins
James Anderson.............Watkins
John Alderson.............Macintosh
John Pickard.............Beckitt
An act of friendship leads to a night of terror for Israel, who is seized by a
frightened outcast he has befriended.

4.05 [92] Daniel Boone: "Beaumarchais" (#1405)
Original Air Date: 10-12-67
Written by Richard Collins and Merwin Gerard, from a story by Terence
Kingsley-Smith
Directed by Arthur Nadel
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Maurice Evans.............Beaumarchais
Robert Wolders.............Almaviva
Hugh "Slim" Langtry.............Bartollo
Ivory Barry.............British Commandant
Leland Murray.............Figaro
Louise Sorel.............Susanna
Shakespearean actor Maurice Evans appears as a French novelist who poses as
the head of a traveling troupe to smuggle gold through British lines.

4.06 [93] Daniel Boone: "The King's Shilling" (#1412)
Original Air Date: 10-19-67
Written by Joel Oliansky
Directed by Ida Lupino
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Barbara Hershey.............Dinah Hubbard
Robie Porter.............Tom Chapin
Jeff Pomerantz.............David Hubbard
Mort Mills.............Andrew Hubbard
Peter Bromilow.............Colonel Holland
John Orchard.............British Sergeant
Barbara Bell Wright.............Mrs. Hubbard
As unrest boils in the Colonies, Daniel moves to prevent two executions that
could trigger open warfare.

4.07 [94] Daniel Boone: "The Inheritance" (#1402)
Original Air Date: 10-26-67
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Peter Crowcroft.............MacGregor
Edwin Mills.............Ostler
Royal Dano.............John Maddox
Hank Patterson.............Gray
Harold Goodwin.............Evans
A forbidding old mansion holds unpleasant surprises for Rebecca, who has
inherited the supposedly haunted house.

4.08 [95] Daniel Boone: "The Traitor" (#1410)
{Note: This is the first of two different episodes with the same title.
The second is episode #145, production #5004}
Original Air Date: 11-02-67
Written by Jack Sowards
Directed by Bill Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Patrick O'Moore.............Colonel Cartwright
Lyn Peters.............Julia Cartwright
Joe Jenckes.............Lieutenant Gerald Drake
Warren Munson.............Corporal Tompkins
Rex Holman.............Penango
Charles Bail.............Sinooc
Kelly Thordsen.............Sergeant Reynolds
To escape execution as a traitor, Daniel volunteers to save a British
colonel's daughter from her Shawnee captors. The task entails teaching the art
of Indian fighting to the tradition-bound Redcoats.

4.09 [96] Daniel Boone: "The Value of a King" (#1406)
Original Air Date: 11-09-67
Written by Judith and Robert Guy Barrows
Directed by John Newland
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
James Gregory.............Captain Asa Webb
Ken Gampu.............Kamba
Dort Clark.............Meecham
Daniel battles distrust, a determined slaver and marauding Indians to secure
freedom for a band of runaway slaves who are holding Israel hostage.

4.10 [97] Daniel Boone: "The Desperate Raid" (#1413)
Original Air Date: 11-16-67
Written by Harold Medford
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Lester Matthews.............Major
Hampton Fancher.............Lieutenant Noland
William Beckley.............Aide
Charles McCaulay.............Colonel Gates
Jack Lambert.............Stronk
William Mims.............Malloy
Jacques Bergerac.............LeGrande
Ted Gehring.............Toby
Daniel and an inexperienced Army lieutenant hire escaped convicts and wharf
rats to help deliver supplies to a besieged fort.

4.11 [98] Daniel Boone: "The Spanish Horse" (#1404)
Original Air Date: 11-23-67
Teleplay by Tom Blackburn and D. D. Beauchamp,
from a story by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Henry Jones.............Landers
Michael Burns.............Cal Trevor
Jimmy Murphy.............Whipper
Robert Emhardt.............Squire Breen
Russ McCubbin.............Slade
Bill Williams.............Caleb Trevor
Daniel lends a helping hand to Cal Trevor, whose dying father left him with a
lamed thoroughbred.

4.12 [99] Daniel Boone: "Chief Mingo" (#1407)
Original Air Date: 12-07-67
Written by James Byrnes
Directed by Gerd Oswald
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
John Larch.............Sam Hawken
Hal Jon Norman.............Chief White Cloud
Michael Forest.............Long Feather
Nick Thompson.............Elder
William Tannen.............Trapper #2
Daniel and Mingo clash over whether the alleged murderer of a Cherokee chief
should be tried by Indians or white men.

4.13 [100] Daniel Boone: "The Secret Code" (#1416)
Original Air Date: 12-14-67
Written by Joel Oliansky
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Edward Mulhare.............Colonel Burton
David Opatoshu.............Philip Cobb
Lloyd Bochner.............Maksoana
Jock Mahoney.............O'Connor
Roy Dean.............Captain Clements
Richard Webb.............Captain Riley
John Maurer.............Raymond Cobb
Jack Bannon.............British Guard #1
Daniel is ordered to rescue the Continental Army's top code expert -- or kill
him before the Redcoats' Indian allies can make him talk.

4.14 [101] Daniel Boone: "A Matter of Blood" (#1411)
Original Air Date: 12-28-67
Written by Judith and Robert Guy Barrows
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
William Smith.............Catoga
Adrienne Hayes.............Lawana
Walter Coy.............Tribal Elder
Harry Bellaver.............Teduskan
Madame Spivy.............Tatama
Chester Jones.............Servant
Harry Harvey, Sr..............Justice of the Peace
Lesley Woods.............Elizabeth Creighton
Berry Kroeger.............William Creighton
Ben Andrews.............Farley Creighton
Charles Horvath.............Brave #1
Del West.............Brave #2
An Indian princess reared by whites faces a major challenge as she tries to
prove herself worthy to become queen of the Delaware.

4.15 [102] Daniel Boone: "The Scrimshaw Ivory Chart" (#1417)
Original Air Date: 01-04-68
Written by Melvin Levy, from a story by Melvin and Thomas P. Levy
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Jim Backus.............Will Scataway
Percy Helton.............Jud
Ted Cassidy.............Gentle Sam
James Westerfield.............Hand
Sid Haig.............Typhoon
Jim Backus portrays Scatway, an amiable pirate who involves the Boones in a
dangerous quest for buried treasure.

4.16 [103] Daniel Boone: "The Impostor" (#1420)
Original Air Date: 01-18-68
Written by Merwin Gerard
Directed by Bill Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Guest Cast:
Lloyd Bochner.............Colonel Chalmers
Roy Dean.............British Corporal
Bryan Grant.............Captain Halstead
John Livingston.............Redcoat #1
Harold Gould.............Major Richardson
Christian Hansen.............British Sentry
Jimmy Dean.............Jeremiah
A backwoodsman (Jimmy Dean) poses as a British major's orderly to prevent the
Redcoats from gaining access to a new rapid-firing rifle.

4.17 [104] Daniel Boone: "The Witnesses" (#1418)
Original Air Date: 01-25-68
Written by Rick Husky
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
John Carradine.............Zack Pike
Virginia Gregg.............Nettie Pike
Harry Basch.............The Stranger
Art Stewart.............Walter Brown
Marinda French.............Sarah Brown
Valerie Reynolds.............Mrs. Farmington
Richard Garland.............Mr. Farmington
Sheldon Collins.............Stinky
Jon Walmsley.............Pudge
A frightened Israel is in a terrible quandary: no one believes that he and his
two friends witnessed a killing -- except the killer.

4.18 [105] Daniel Boone: "The Flaming Rocks" (#1421)
Original Air Date: 02-01-68
Written by Lee Karson and David Duncan
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Jimmy Dean.............Jeremiah
R.G. Armstrong.............Joseph Garth
Dorothy Green.............Evelyn Garth
Michael Witney.............Orville
Lee Jay Lambert.............John
Chuck Bail.............Stephen
Blaisdell Makee.............Eagle Feather
Abel Fernandez.............Bear Paw
Jon Lormer.............Yellow Knife
Corinna Tsopei.............Yellow Knife's Daughter
Daniel, Mingo, and Jeremiah intercede to prevent Indian reprisals when a
hardheaded Welsh immigrant seizes Tuscarora land for coal mining.

4.19 [106] Daniel Boone: "Then Who Will They Hang from the Yardarm If Willy Gets Away?" (#1419)
Original Air Date: 02-08-68
Written by Martha Wilkerson
Directed by Fess Parker
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Martin Horsey.............Willy Crawford
Wilfrid Hyde-White.............George Perkins
Jack Bannon.............Lieutenant Parker
Alan Caillou.............Sergeant McIntosh
Jon Locke.............Corporal Harrison
David Peel.............Corporal Barton
Joel Smith.............Mr. Overstreet
Marinda French.............Mrs. Overstreet
Eddie Quillan.............Mr. Stokey
George Perkins, a wily old salt looking for a meal ticket, blackmails a young
sailor being sought as a mutineer.

4.20 [107] Daniel Boone: "The Spanish Fort" (#1414)
Original Air Date: 02-15-68
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Fess Parker.............Daniel
Guest Cast:
Richard Angarola.............Captain Miro
Henry Brandt.............Zeb Brand
Gary Conway.............Billy Carver
Ken Swafford.............Mick O'Toole
Theo Marcuse.............Hugo Dopfer
Nate Esformes.............Sergeant
Mike Farrell.............American Officer #1
Zack Banks.............Spanish Guard #1
Steve Mitchell.............Spanish Guard #2
R. L. "Tex" Armstrong.............American Prisoner #1
Frosty Younger.............American Prisoner #2
Neal Chastain.............American Prisoner #3
Chick Casey.............American Prisoner #4
An informer plagues Daniel as he goes undercover on a dangerous mission to
sabotage a Spanish fort being built on American soil.

4.21 [108] Daniel Boone: "Hero's Welcome" (#1423)
Original Air Date: 02-22-68
Written by Joel Oliansky, from a story by Erich Faust
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Charles Drake.............Simon Jarvis
Sarah Marshall.............Elizabeth
Ronnie Masterfield.............Jeremy
Bob Wilke.............Fryman
Roy Jenson.............Luke
Jean Innes.............Mrs. Hicks
Daniel and Mingo help a friend prove that he's not the coward his friends and
family believe him to be.

4.22 [109] Daniel Boone: "Orlando, the Prophet" (#1422)
Original Air Date: 02-29-68
Written by Melvin Levy, from a story by Patricia Bouchard
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Hans Conried.............Orlando
Anthony Alda.............Rudi
Harold Goodwin.............Loomis
Joseph Perry.............Gardner
Med Flory.............Joker
Mingo and Israel help a young Gypsy bondservant to win his freedom from his
master, a medicine showman.

4.23 [110] Daniel Boone: "The Far Side of Fury" (#1424)
Original Air Date: 03-07-68
Written by Judith Barrows
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Don Pedro Colley.............Gideon
Ezekial Williams.............Little Dan'l
Med Flory.............Dobbs
John Cardos.............Brave #1
When Gideon's son, Little Dan'l, is kidnapped by Indians while in Daniel's
care, and when his tracks lead to the edge of a waterfall, Gideon becomes mad
with grief and decides to punish Daniel by killing Israel.

4.24 [111] Daniel Boone: "Nightmare" (#1415)
Original Air Date: 03-14-68
Written by Paul Playdon
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Hans Wedemeyer.............Maugwa
Charles Picerni.............Oonoleh
Fred Carson.............Menewa
Vincent St. Cyr.............Tomachi
Ken Endoso.............Tuscola
Ramon Martinez.............Emubby
Frank Orsatti.............Emathala
Movie pioneer George Marshall directed this tale of Daniel and Israel's
efforts to elude bloodthirsty Shawnee.

4.25 [112] Daniel Boone: "Thirty Pieces of Silver" (#1425)
Original Air Date: 03-28-68
Teleplay by D. D. Beauchamp and James Byrnes,
from a story by Richard Collins
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Ed Ames.............Mingo
Guest Cast:
Andrew Prine.............Amos Fargo
Herbert Anderson.............Wyman
Virginia Christine.............Martha
Ted White.............Captain Harper
Rory Donahue.............Sergeant
Harry Lauter.............Corbin
Warren Kemmerling.............Decker
Susan Albert.............Susan
Daniel and Mingo's secret mission to deliver guns to the settlement is
compromised by another man's plans to buy the freedom of his bonded sister by
acting as an informant to renegades who are after the guns.

4.26 [113] Daniel Boone: "Faith's Way" (#1426)
Original Air Date: 04-04-68
Written by Martha Wilkerson
Directed by Joel Oliansky
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Julie Harris.............Faith
Jeff Morrow.............Jody Brown
Claude Woolman.............Tahchee
Lou Frizzell.............Henry Carter
George Keymas.............Medicine Man
Carroll Kemp.............Chief Emathla
Julie Harris plays a schoolteacher blessed -- and cursed -- with a strange
ability to communicate with animals. She faces death from Indians who believe
she is a witch, responsible for the forays of a killer panther.

################# Daniel Boone ###############
############## season 5 1968-69 ##############
##############################################
NBC Thursdays 7:30 PM ET
26 episodes - Color
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)


Cincinnatus (Dallas McKennon);
Rebecca (Patricia Blair);
Israel (Darby Hinton)


5.01 [114] Daniel Boone: "Be Thankful for the Fickleness of Women" (#3003)
Original Air Date: 09-18-68
Written by Don Balluck
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Brooke Bundy.............Sarah
Sean McClory.............Ephron Marsh
James Davidson.............Bart Cooley
Tom Fadden.............Sam Cooley
John Goddard.............Simon
Peter Canon.............Mathew
Jack Garner.............Friend
Ollie O'Toole.............Auctioneer
Pete Logan.............1st Bidder
James Kline.............2nd Bidder
George Berkeley.............1st Man
Josh Clements is faced with the task of finding a husband for the pretty
bondservant he bought by mistake -- or marrying her himself.

5.02 [115] Daniel Boone: "The Blackbirder" (#3005)
Original Air Date: 10-03-68
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Don Pedro Colley.............Gideon
Jim McMullan.............Mason Pruitt
Timothy Carey.............Lute Purdy
A bounty hunter captures Daniel's friend, Gideon, mistaking him for an escaped
slave. The situation worsens when Mason Pruitt, a seaman who is wanted for
desertion from a slave ship, falsely identifies Gideon as being the escaped
slave.

5.03 [116] Daniel Boone: "The Dandy" (#3009)
Original Air Date: 10-10-68
Written by Merwin Gerard
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
David Watson.............David Grosvener Scott
Johnny Cardos.............Longknife
Saundra Gayle.............Calf Eye
Olan Soule.............Clerk
Sheldon Allman.............Scott
Ken Endoso.............Black Fox
Nina Offer.............Girl #1
Adele Wynn.............Girl #2
As a favor to an old friend, Daniel takes on the responsibility of educating a
young dandy in the ways of a woodsman.

5.04 [117] Daniel Boone: "The Fleeing Nuns" (#3005)
Original Air Date: 10-24-68
Written by Irve Tunick, from a story by Patricia Falkenhagen
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Jim McMullan.............Mason Pruitt
Kathleen Freeman.............Berthe
Brioni Farrell.............Louise
Maurice Marsac.............
Marcel Hillaire.............Pelletier
Richard Angarola.............Monet
Daniel, Josh, and Mason become involved in helping a French royal and her maid
who are disguised as Catholic nuns. The two women are fleeting to escape from
revolutionaries who intend to kill them.

5.05 [118] Daniel Boone: "The Plague that Came to Ford's Run" (#3004)
Original Air Date: 10-31-68
Written by Harold Medford
Directed by Fess Parker
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Charles Drake.............Andy Wharton
Gail Kobe.............Amanda Wharton
Ted White.............
Kevin Hagen.............Stokes
Richard Devon.............Archer
Pete Logan.............
Todd Roberts.............Tim
********* no synopsis *********

5.06 [119] Daniel Boone: "The Bait" (#3008)
Original Air Date: 11-07-68
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Skip Ward.............Davey
Lois Nettleton.............Sulie
James Daris.............Matt
Robert Adler.............Driver
Hank Patterson.............Fiddler
Pera Malouf.............Squaw
Kelly Thordson.............Blackstone
Med Flory.............Jubal
********* no synopsis *********

5.07 [120] Daniel Boone: "Big, Black and Out There" (#3011)
Original Air Date: 11-14-68
Written by Harry Basch
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Don Pedro Colley.............Gideon
Ezekial Williams.............Little Dan'l
Yaphet Kotto.............Luke
Harry Basch.............Jesse Watts
Claude Johnson.............Joe
Tom Drury.............Lem
Art Jenoff.............Charlie Bates
Gideon has conflicting loyalties as he and Daniel track a runaway slave,
dressed as an Indian, who has been stealing from the settlers.

5.08 [121] Daniel Boone: "A Flag of Truce" (#3001)
Original Air Date: 11-21-68
Written by Irve Tunick
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Mort Mills.............General Grosscup
William Smith.............Chief Campuits
H.M. Wynant.............Major Howerton
Pilar Del Rey.............Moranta
Mark Miranda.............Towanga
Russ Conway.............Secretary of War
Joe Jenckes.............Lieutenant Wilson
David Farrow.............Sentry
Daniel works to arrange a treaty between the Wyandot and the Army, not
suspecting that General Grosscup plans arrest and hang the Wyandot Chief, who
is a friend of Daniel's.

5.09 [122] Daniel Boone: "The Valley of the Sun" (#3006)
Original Air Date: 28-Nov-1968
Written by David Duncan, from a story by James Raker
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Mariette Hartley.............Millie Boyd
Severn Darden.............Sir Hubert Spencer
When Daniel and Josh go their separate ways on a deer hunt, Josh is captured
by a mad Englishman, posing as a butterfly collector, who will stop at nothing
to protect his hoard of Aztec gold.


5.10 [123] Daniel Boone: Daniel Boone: THE PATRIOT
(#3002)
Original Air Date: 12-05-68 NBC Thur 7:30pm EST
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by Fess Parker
Starring:
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Ford Rainey.............John Gist
Teddy Eccles.............Hal
Tom Lowell.............Davy
John Anthony Epper.............Charley Pete
Scott Perry.............Sam
David Wendel.............Morgan
When a former Royalist returns from exhile in Canada, his right to live
in Boonesborough is challenged by his own son, who fought against the
British.

5.11 [124] Daniel Boone: "The Return of Sidewinder" (#3012)
Original Air Date: 12-12-68
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Forrest Tucker.............Joe Snag
Rex Holman.............Davy Rock
Charles Dierkop.............Dumas
Charles Picerni.............Beetle
Bill Coontz.............Pottle
Robert Cornthwaite.............Sir Ives Wallace
Frederic Downs.............Dewey
Joseph Perry.............Kinch
Jackie Kahane.............Doble
Bob Adler.............Equerry
Daniel's old river pirate friend, Joe Snag, has fallen on hard times and has
taken to robbing freight wagons. Daniel must stop the robberies without
betraying his friend to the King's Marshal.

5.12 [125] Daniel Boone: "Minnow for a Shark" (#3015)
Original Air Date: 01-02-69
Written by Nathan Juran
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Henry Jones.............Jonas Morgan
Ivor Barry.............Commodore Morrison
George Keymas.............Portugee
Jack Bannon.............Corporal
Morry Ogden.............Sentry #1
Orwin Harvey.............Sentry #2
While Daniel and Israel are in Virginia, Israel becomes involved in the theft
of the King's dispatch box.

5.13 [126] Daniel Boone: "To Slay a Giant" (#3010)
Original Air Date: 01-09-69
Written by Arthur Browne, Jr.
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Don Pedro Colley.............Gideon
Torin Thatcher.............Cyrus and Enoch Black
Lee Jay Lambert.............Hemit
Hy Chase.............Hank
Chuck Bail.............Luke
Ezekial Williams.............Little Dan'l
Daniel must clear Gideon of murder charges before the settlers turn into a
lynch mob.

5.14 [127] Daniel Boone: "A Tall Tale of Prater Beasely" (#3014)
Original Air Date: 01-16-69
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Burl Ives.............Prater Beasely
Rory Stevens.............Joe Montgomery
Lyle Bettger.............Joseph Montgomery
Jeff Donnell.............Varna Montgomery
Willis Bouchey.............Diben Rowley
John Spina.............Kaw-Te-Gay-Be
A teller of tall tales and his invisible bear help a young crippled boy learn
self-reliance.

5.15 [128] Daniel Boone: "Copperhead Izzy" (#3013)
Original Air Date: 01-30-69
Written by David Duncan
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Vincent Price.............Dr. Thadeus Morton
Elena Verdugo.............Violet Morton
J. Pat OÍMalley.............Uncle Brian
Sheldon Collins.............Hoot Owl Tom
Butch Patrick.............Black Cat Jack
Olan Soule.............Silversmith
Randy Lane.............Chicken Leg Pete
Natalie Core.............Miss Hinch
Tom Drury.............Station Agent
Danny Rees.............Juggler
While visiting Uncle Brian in Williamsburg, Israel becomes involved with a
group of orphans who are forced to steal for their living.

5.16 [129] Daniel Boone: "Three Score and Ten" (#3016)
Original Air Date: 02-06-69
Written by Raphael Hayes
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Burgess Meredith.............Alex
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)(entry)
Paul Fix.............Chief Great Bear
Warren Vanders.............Ben
John McCann.............Jesse
Luanne Roberts.............Beulah
Clint Ritchie.............Two Feathers

An old gunsmith proves to himself and to his younger friends, that he can
still be a productive and useful person.

5.17 [130] Daniel Boone: "Jonah" (#3018)
Original Air Date: 02-13-69
Written by D. D. Beauchamp
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Yaphet Kotto.............Jonah
Booth Colman.............Whitmore
Sean McClory.............Bartender
Warren Vanders.............Ben
Joseph Perry.............Tolliver
Sidney Clute.............Homer
Michael Lane.............Bear
Josh receives an inheritance from an uncle whose wishes for Josh to give up
his care-free ways are made manifest in the will. He leaves Josh the title to
a piece of land near Boonesborough and the ownership papers of one slave, an
educated body servant, who has orders to make a respectable landowner out of
his new master.

5.18 [131] Daniel Boone: "Bickford's Bridge" (#3017)
Original Air Date: 02-20-69
Written by Al Ramrus, John Shaner, and D.D.Beauchamp, from a story by Al Ramrus
and John Shaner
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
Simon Oakland.............Bickford
Kurt Russell.............Paul
Peter Jason.............Clint
John Orchard.............Sergeant Malcolm
Joe Jenckes.............Corporal Barnes
Glen Wilder.............Hawks
Bob Bass.............Carpenter
Dick Butler.............Sentry #1
Frank Orsatti.............Sentry #2
Daniel's orders from the Continental Army are to destroy all the bridges in
the path of the advancing the British Army. But James Bickford and his sons
have rebuilt their bridge and refuse to let it be destroyed again.

5.19 [132] Daniel Boone: "A Touch of Charity" (#3020)
Original Air Date: 02-27-69
Written by Judith Barrows
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
John Davidson.............Jimmy McGill
Shelley Fabares.............Charity
Donald Barry.............Amos
Richard Peabody.............Samuel Stone
Warren Vanders.............Ben
Nelson Olmsted.............Thaddeus King
Ollie O'Toole.............Minister
With help from Daniel, Jimmy McGill works to win the hand of the woman he
loves.

5.20 [133] Daniel Boone: "For Want of a Hero" (#3021)
Original Air Date: 03-06-69
Written by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams
Directed by Lee Philips
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Richard Anderson.............Sergeant Tim Rafferty
Arch Johnson.............Private Hanks
Five soldiers, survivors of an Indian attack on Fort Howard, involve the
Boones in a crooked scheme to steal the Army payroll.

5.21 [134] Daniel Boone: "Love and Equity" (#3022)
Original Air Date: 03-13-69
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Burl Ives.............Prater Beasely
Med Flory.............Bingen
Victor French.............Ess
Natalie Core.............Mrs. Grace Cowles
Fran Ryan.............Mrs. Jones
Liam Sullivan.............Patrick Henry
Jimmy Bracken.............Tab
Deborah Newman.............Miss Favour
Ted White.............Morse
Wilbur Plauger.............Carl Cowles

Prater Beasely returns to help rid Boonesborough of a plague of
groundsquirrels, but ends up defending himself against charges of witchcraft.

5.22 [135] Daniel Boone: "The Allies" (#3019)
Original Air Date: 03-27-69
Written by D.D. Beauchamp
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Jim McMullan.............Mason Pruitt
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
Ben Archibek.............Ethan Doggett
Ronne Troup.............Ellie Doggett
Greg Mullavey.............Latham Green
Glen Wilder.............Lieutenant
Dick Foran.............Simon Doggett
Peter Bromilow.............Colonel Hamilton
Rico Alaniz.............Crooked Hand
Daniel, Cully and Mason must destroy the bridge that spans Frenchman's Gorge
before the British arrive with a shipment of guns for their Indian allies.

5.23 [136] Daniel Boone: "A Man Before His Time" (#3024)
Original Air Date: 04-03-69
Written by Dan Balluck
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Ronny Howard.............Luke
Warren Vanders.............Ben
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
Joel Davison.............Sam
Joey Coons.............John
Kevin Tate.............Ethan
Claire Wilcox.............Mary
Stafford Morgan.............Redcoat

Daniel, Ben,and Cully are tracking Enoch Slatter, a man who is wanted for
theft and murder, intending to bring him back alive to stand trial for his
crimes. When Ben is forced to kill him in self-defense, Enoch's young son,
Luke, swears to avenge his father's death.

5.24 [137] Daniel Boone: "For a Few Rifles" (#3023)
Original Air Date: 04-10-69
Written by Judith Barrows
Directed by John Newland
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Michael Dante.............Akari
Donald Losby.............Niska
Ted De Corsia.............Chief Wamakah
Myron Healey.............James Burns
Ken Renard.............Guardian
Israel is held hostage by Indians who want twenty rifles in exchange for his
freedom.

5.25 [138] Daniel Boone: "Sweet Molly Malone" (#3025)
Original Air Date: 04-17-69
Written by Patricia Falkenhagen and Jack Guss
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Barbara Bel Geddes.............Molly Malone
Jack Kruschen.............Herman Bloedel
Jack Garner.............Townsman
Tom Drury.............Henry Carter
Stafford Morgan.............Isaac
Daniel and Rebecca act as matchmakers to Molly Malone, a retired Continental
Army Sergeant, and Herman Bloedel, a tinker.

5.26 [139] Daniel Boone: "A Pinch of Salt" (#3026)
Original Air Date: 05-01-69
Written by Merwin Gerard
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Guest Cast:
David Watson.............David Scott
Joan Hackett.............Theodora Liggett
Donna Baccala.............Leslie Liggett
Bo Svenson.............Haskins

On a land survey, Daniel and a young artist are swept into a wild love spat
between a rifle-wielding woman and a proud, domineering man.


################# Daniel Boone ###############
############## season 6 1969-70 ##############
############### (final season) ###############
NBC Thursdays 7:30 PM ET
26 episodes - Color
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)


6.01 [140] Daniel Boone: "A Very Small Rifle" (#5006)
Original Air Date: 18-Sep-1969
Written by Melvin Levy and Thomas P. Levy
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Roger Miller.............Jonny Appleseed
Eddie Little Sky.............Eagle
Johnny Jensen.............Sandy
Armando Silvestre.............Gabriel
Kevin Hagen.............Bart Wallace
Warren Vanders.............Ben
Mark Miranda.............Wa-Thoa
William Smith.............Amos Martin
Anne Seymour.............Corn Woman
Brian Nash.............Lige
While planting apple seeds around Boonesborough, Jonny Appleseed acts as
peacemaker between the settlers and the Cherokee after a young Cherokee is
accidentally shot by a young settler.

6.02 [141] Daniel Boone: "The Road to Freedom" (#5001)
Original Air Date: 02-Oct-1969
Written by Frank Moss and Virginia Brooks
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Floyd Patterson.............George Hill
George Spell.............Jimmy Hill
Warren Vanders.............Ben
Jim Davis.............Rafe Carson
Roy Jenson.............Crane Hawkins
John Milford.............Jud Baker
Israel helps a slave and his son escape from their owners, eventually winning
their freedom.

6.03 [142] Daniel Boone: "Benvenuto...Who?" (#5003)
Original Air Date: 09-Oct-1969
Written by Walter Black
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Marj Dusay.............Eugenie
Leon Askin.............Roquelin
Richard Kiel.............Le Mouche
Walter Burke.............Hamel
Aram Katcher.............Thibaud
Daniel and Josh become involved with a beautiful French woman who has hidden a
stolen diamond inside Josh's guitar to keep her partners-in-crime from finding
it.

6.04 [143] Daniel Boone: "The Man" (#5013)
Original Air Date: 16-Oct-1969
Written by Jack Guss
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Guest Cast:
George Backman.............Addison
Gene Evans.............Stark
Kevin O'Neal.............Webster
Ray Harden.............British Sergeant
Daniel must disable a British cannon which threatens an American detachment
which will be coming up river. He enlists the help of Gabe Cooper, a former
slave and now the Tuscaroran Chief Canawahchaquaoo, who reluctantly agrees to
help.

6.05 [144] Daniel Boone: "The Printing Press" (#5005)
Original Air Date: 23-Oct-1969
Written by Lionel E. Siegel
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Guest Cast:
Fredd Wayne.............Benjamin Franklin
Peter Bromilow.............Captain Thurlow
Kilmethe Laurie.............Sally
Woodrow Parfrey.............Quartermaster Owens
Alan Caillou.............Sergeant Ridley
Jack Bannon.............Corporal Smythe
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
Daniel Nichols.............Walt
Lindy Davis.............Zeke
Edward J. Kelly.............Dragoon Guard
Wadsworth Taylor.............Dragoon Tillson
Daniel and Israel are in Philadelphia to trade for much-needed supplies, but
the British have decreed that supplies can only be bought with currency. While
Daniel makes plans to steal the supplies, his friend Benjamin Franklin makes
counterfeit pound notes, and Israel questions their use of such unethical and
illegal methods.

6.06 [145] Daniel Boone: "The Traitor" (#5004)
{Note: This is the second of two different episodes with the same title.
The first is episode #095, production #1410}
Original Air Date: 30-Oct-1969
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Guest Cast:
Jill Ireland.............Angela
Ed Flanders............. Col.Lackland
Richard Devon.............Many Lives
John Orchard.............Perkins
Robert Cornthwaite.............Carleton
Walter Scott.............British Soldier
Ivor Barry.............Hamilton
Ed Long.............Grayson
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
Daniel must guide the wife of the British commander of Ft. Detroit to a
rendezvous with her husband, who says he plans to surrender the fort to the
Continental Army.

6.07 [146] Daniel Boone: "The Grand Alliance" (#5010)
Original Air Date: 11-13-69
Written by Judith Barrows
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Rosey Grier.............Gabe
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Armando Silvestre.............Captain Torres
Carlos Rivas.............Sgt. Ortega
Hugo Fargo.............Lieutenant
Joel Fluellen.............Joselito
Cesar Romero.............Admiral Alejandro Buenaventura
Abel Fernandez.............Sentry
Tom Hernandez.............Surgeon
Josh and Gabe help a Spanish pirate, who holds a grudge against the Spanish
government, foil a planned invasion of United States territory by Spain.

6.08 [147] Daniel Boone: "Target Boone" (#5007)
Original Air Date: 20-Nov-1969
Written by N. Bernard Fox and D.D. Beauchamp, from a story by N. Bernard Fox
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Will Geer.............Adam
Kurt Russell.............Nathan
Ron Soble.............Robert
Jack Garner.............Storekeeper
Ian Wolfe.............Judge
Richard Webb.............Bryant
Lee Jay Lambert.............Gordon
Phil Donati.............Foreman
Daniel is being hunted by Adam Jarrett and his sons who are seeking vengeance
for the death of Adam's wife in a river boat accident which involved a boat on
which Daniel was a passenger.

6.09 [148] Daniel Boone: "A Bearskin for Jamie Blue" (#5009)
Original Air Date: 11-27-69
Written by Frank Chase
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Christopher Connelly.............Jamie Blue
Charles Dierkop.............Dokker
Joanna Cameron.............Kellie
Don Nichols.............Walt
Randy Eccles.............Dink
James Gosa.............Edwards
Bernard Fox.............Carruthers
Jamie Blue, a young endentured servant who was born in prison and hardened by
a lifetime of poverty, is befriended by the Boones, who try to show him that
there are people in the world who are worth of his trust.

6.10 [149] Daniel Boone: "The Cache" (#5002)
Original Air Date: 04-Dec-1969
Written by Irve Tunick
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
James Doohan.............Macfarland
Alex Carras.............Williams
Vaughan Taylor.............Judge Qualey
John Kellogg.............Swanson
Robert Sorrells.............Hogan
James Gavin.............Carey
Richard Peabody.............Dawson
Luana Patten.............Lucy
Ted White.............Middleton
Josh is accused of poaching and murder when a trapper is found knifed near
Josh's camp.

6.11 [150] Daniel Boone: "The Terrible Tarbots" (#5008)
Original Air Date: 12-11-69
Written by Harold Medford
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Strother Martin.............Tarbot
Anthony Costello.............Shadrach
Zalman King.............Meshach
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
William Traylor.............Tom Stoneman
When Solomon, Shadrach, and Meshach Tarbot steal the chest of Army gold that
Daniel and Gabe are transporting, they also take Israel as hostage.

6.12 [151] Daniel Boone: "Hannah Comes Home" (#5011)
Original Air Date: 12-25-69
Written by Harry Basch
Directed by Fess Parker
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Mary Fickett.............Hannah
Ford Rainey.............Jonas
Teddy Eccles.............Jason
William O'Connell.............Pickering
William Smith.............Amos
Ted De Corsia.............Chief Ankara
Ted White.............Aweetok
Hannah, a white woman captured by Indians in a raid 15 years before, returns
to her husband in Boonesborough. Their reunion is complicated by the presence
of Hannah's half-Indian son, who wants no part of the white man's world.

6.13 [152] Daniel Boone: "An Angel Cried" (#5014)
Original Air Date: 08-Jan-1970
Written by Martha Wilkerson
Directed by Fess Parker
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Mariette Hartley.............Sister Cecilia
Carlos Rivas............. Chief Tall Fire
Synopsis 1:
Josh and Sister Cecilia, a Catholic nun who is the only survivor of an Indian
massacre, work together to stay alive in hostile Indian territory.
Synopsis 2:
Trapped in Indian country, Josh tries to help a nun (Mariette Hartley) who
survived a massacre.

6.14 [153] Daniel Boone: "Perilous Passage" (#5017)
Original Air Date: 15-Jan-1970
Written by Lee Karson
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Guest Cast:
Gloria Grahame.............Molly
John Davidson.............Sam Weaver
Liam Sullivan.............Colonel Trevelyan
James Doohan.............Fletcher
Alan Caillou.............Sergeant Pickens
Ted Gehring.............Pettigrew
Henry Oliver.............Dunfee
John Orchard.............British Corporal
Walter Maslow.............Tory Corporal
Claude Johnson.............Tory Ranger
Richard Peel.............British Sergeant
Ralph Montgomery.............Ruskin
Ron Heller.............Tory Private
Dick Butler.............British Corporal #2
Synopsis 1:
Daniel and Gabe's journey homeward from behind British lines is made even more
dangerous when it becomes obvious to them that someone has been informing the
British of their route, including the location of formerly secure rest stops.
Synopsis 2:
Unaware their companion (John Davidson) is a spy, Boone and Gabe follow an
undercover route to escape British troops.

6.15 [154] Daniel Boone: "The Sunshine Patriots" (#5019)
Original Air Date: 01-22-70
Teleplay by Jack Guss and Ricky Husky, from a story by Jack Guss and Merwin
Gerard
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Gail Kobe.............Letitia
Ian Ireland.............Colonel Percy
Laurie Main.............Sir Samuel Peacham
Isabel Sanford.............Maybelle
Raoul Franck.............Rochambeau
Jack Bannon.............Lieutenant Poole
Michael Keep.............Magwa
Dick Winslow.............Sir Samuel Tawney
Nels Nelson.............General Partridge
Harold Ayer.............Butler
Gabe and Josh blunder their way to success in a mission given to them by
General Washington.

6.16 [155] Daniel Boone: "Mama Cooper" (#5022)
Original Air Date: 02-05-70
Written by Lionel E. Seigel
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Guest Cast:
Ethel Waters.............Rachel
Tyler McVey.............Preacher Potter
Jean Howell.............Norma Del Carruther
Michael James-Wixted.............Emmanuel
Sidney Clute.............Otto Schmidt
Sue Hirdler.............Mrs. Schmidt
Timothy Carey.............Wibberly
Louise Arthur.............Mrs. Pritchard
Roy Engel.............Dr. Ramsey
William Conklin.............Mecom
Sam Laws.............Cuffee
Jordan Rhodes.............Teddy
After being separated from his mother since his childhood, Gabe finds evidence
that she still lives. He vows to find her and buy her freedom.

6.17 [156] Daniel Boone: "Before the Tall Man" (#5015)
Original Air Date: 02-12-70
Written by Albert Beich and William Wright
Directed by George Marshall
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Marianna Hill.............Nancy Hanks
Burr DeBenning.............Tom Lincoln
Harlen Warde.............Nicholas Burns
Tony Gange.............Denton
Tim Weldon.............Foxy
Hot tempered Tom Lincoln, wants nothing to do with Nancy Hanks, who has had
dreams that she will marry him and give him a son who is destined to be a
great leader.

6.18 [157] Daniel Boone: "Run for the Money" (#5016)
Original Air Date: 19-Feb-1970
Written by Walter Black
Directed by Chris Nyby
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Jack Albertson............. Shem Sweet
Peter Mamakos.............Indian Chief
Ji-Tu Cumbuka.............Linus Hunter
Ted Gehring.............Brooking
Dino Washington.............Lucas Hunter
Henry Kingi.............Straight Arrow
James Minotto.............Walt
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
Dorothy Konrad.............Mrs. Putnam
Bob Adler.............Abram
William Walker.............Ephraim
Robert Kline.............Jolly
It's time for the annual footrace between the settlers and the Indians, and
Cincinnatus believes he has a sure winner in the fleet-footed slave, Lucas
Hunter, until he learns that Lucas' brother, Linus, will be running for the
Indians.

6.19 [158] Daniel Boone: "A Matter of Vengeance" (#5018)
Original Air Date: 03-24-70
Written by Irve Tunick from a story by Al Ramus and John Shaner
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Linda Marsh.............Amy
David McLean.............Smith
James McMullan.............Mason Pruitt
Ramon Bieri.............Hanker
Bob Anderson.............Wilson
Pete Logan.............William
Mason's need for vengeance against the man whom he believes killed his parents
leads to trouble when he is convinced that a visitor to Boonesborough is the
killer.

6.20 [159] Daniel Boone: "The Landlords" (#5012)
Original Air Date: 05-Mar-1970
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Lloyd Bochner.............Churchill James
Victor French.............Ess
Med Flory.............Bingen
Robert Cornthwaite.............Sir Ives
James Wainwright.............Cully (recurring)
Natalie Core.............Grace Cowles
William Plaugher.............Carl Cowles
Pete Logan.............Hart
Robert Adler.............
Tom Drury.............Settler
William Walker.............
William Smith.............Amos
Walter Reese.............Proprieter
Ess and Bingen mistake someone else's cache of furs for their own, and then
are swindled by a man who claims ownership of Boonesborough and sells them the
deed.

6.21 [160] Daniel Boone: "Readin', Ritin', and Revolt" (#5024)
Original Air Date: 03-12-70
Written by Lee Karson
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Guest Cast:
Tony Davis.............Little Hawk
William O'Connell.............Pickering
Arthur Batanides.............Chief Tekwatana
Billy Corcoran.............Joe Higbee
Rory O'Brian.............Jonathan
Johnnie Daniels.............Baxter
Walter Maslow.............Mr. Higbee
William Walker.............Mr. Horner
Toni Gilman.............Mrs. Gray
James De Closs.............Mr. Gates
Maureen Crow.............Mrs. Jones
Ceil Cabot.............Mrs. Williams
Stafford Morgan.............Mr. Talbot
The children of Boonesborough want Schoolmaster Pickering to teach them about
Indian culture, an idea that is opposed by Pickering and the childrens'
parents.

6.22 [161] Daniel Boone: "Noblesse Oblige" (#5023)
Original Air Date: 03-26-70
Written by David Duncan
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Philip Proctor.............Bernard
Virginia Christine.............Mrs. Brewster
Murray MacLeod.............Edgar
David Watson.............Prince Louis
Elizabeth Bauer.............Virginia Brewster
Eddie Quillan.............Proprietor
Jane Dulo.............Mrs. Pepper
Victoria Vetri.............Susan Pepper
Sonny Klein.............Drunk
Ted White.............Stagecoach Driver
Tim Levy.............Companion of Driver
Barbara E. Fuller.............
Jeanne Adams.............Young Lady
The exiled Prince of France, weary of being treated to a royal reception
wherever he goes, convinces his chef to trade places with him during their
visit to Boonesborough.

6.23 [162] Daniel Boone: "The Homecoming" (#5021)
Original Air Date: 04-09-70
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
David Opatashu.............Tamenund
Sidney Clute.............Pasco
Bart Burns.............Boron
Bob Anderson.............Amos
William Plaugher.............Oxy James
An old man, finding that he is the last of the Piqua tribe that once lived in
the area that is now Boonesborough, plots to avenge the deaths of his people
by destroying the white settlers.

6.24 [163] Daniel Boone: "Bringing Up Josh" (#5026)
Original Air Date: 04-16-70
Written by Jack Guss
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Rosey Grier.............Gabe Cooper
Jimmy Dean.............Josh Clements
Guest Cast:
Jodie Foster.............Rachel
Ty Wilson.............Billy
Lori Saunders.............Mary
Michael Henry.............Creole Jim
Foster Brooks.............Stranger
Loretta Leversee.............Abigail
Stafford Morgan.............Seth
Larry Shriver.............Friend
Neal Nixon.............Clem
Kathleen Crow.............First Woman
Keith Brock.............Hoag
Barney Rosenzweig.............Trapper
Josh becomes foster father to two orphaned children. The Widow Spoon, who has
set her cap for Josh, insists that he cannot raise little Rachel and Billy
properly without a wife.


6.25 [164] Daniel Boone: "How to Become a Goddess" (#5020)
Original Air Date: 30-Apr-1970
Written by Melvin Levy and Dan Bullock, from a story by James Byrnes and Melvin
Levy
Directed by William Wiard
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Paul Mantee.............Atawa
Ruth Warrick.............Wise Woman
Victor French.............Ess
Med Flory.............Bingen
Walter Coy.............Chief Blackfish
Anakorita.............Dawn
Frank Orsatti.............Tupi
Henry Calia.............Israbi
Rebecca, with unwelcome assistance from Ess and Bingen, is mistaken for a
red-haired goddess by the Onondaga.


6.26 [165] Daniel Boone: "Israel and Love" (final episode) (#5025)
Original Air Date: 05-07-70
Written by Melvin Levy
Directed by Nathan Juran
Produced by Barney Rosenzweig
Starring: Fess Parker (as Daniel Boone)
Patricia Blair.............Rebecca
Darby Hinton.............Israel
Dallas McKennon.............Cincinnatus
Guest Cast:
Tim O'Connor.............Secord
Robin Mattson.............Brae
Len Wayland.............Simon
Sidney Clute.............Pasco
Norman Leavitt.............Starkie
Cameron Clarke.............Pasco, Jr.
Israel falls in love with the Brae, the daughter of a woodcarver who has lost
his inspiration to carve and who has turned to drinking to drown his sorrows.

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