E1 - Dodge City - Hail and Farewell

Aired: September 01, 1959

E2 - The Trail to Tombstone

Aired: September 08, 1959

E3 - Tombstone!

Aired: September 15, 1959

Wyatt Earp came to Tombstone as a land agent for the Earp Brothers, Inc. - voluntarily unarmed - and unwilling to heed the warnings of Doc Holliday, who maintained that Dodge City and its violence was mild in comparison to the lawless activities of Tombstone. Wyatt's encounters with Tombstone's silver miners and cowboys, and his narrow escapes from Death, bore out Doc's admonitions, and the revelation of Wyatt's true identity - while it temporarily saved him - only made him a better target for dangers to come.

E4 - Wyatt's Decision

Aired: September 22, 1959

E5 - Lineup for Battle

Aired: September 29, 1959

E6 - The Nugget and the Epitaph

Aired: October 06, 1959

E7 - The Perfidy of Shotgun Gibbs

Aired: October 13, 1959

E8 - You Can't Fight City Hall

Aired: October 20, 1959

E9 - Behan Shows His Hand

Aired: October 27, 1959

E10 - The Ring of Death

Aired: November 03, 1959

E11 - Wyatt Wins One

Aired: November 10, 1959

E12 - The Fugitive

Aired: November 17, 1959

E13 - The Noble Outlaws

Aired: November 24, 1959

E14 - The Paymaster

Aired: December 01, 1959

E15 - The Clantons' Family Row

Aired: December 08, 1959

E16 - The Matchmaker

Aired: December 15, 1959

E17 - Get Shotgun Gibbs

Aired: December 22, 1959

E18 - Wells Fargo Calling Marshall Earp

Aired: December 29, 1959

When Wells, Fargo called on Marshal Wyatt Earp to put an end to stage robberies on its Charleston-to-Benson line, the Company was putting Wyatt's reputation in peril. During the times when Wyatt rode shotgun for Wells, Fargo, no road agent had ever gotten away with a dime of money shipments. But this was Arizona Territory where robbing stages was a highly organized business. In this instance, Wyatt outlined a daring plan - the outcome of which no one could be sure.

E19 - A Murderer's Return

Aired: January 05, 1960

Every day the stagecoach rolled into Tombstone, bringing men from every corner of the world - from every kind of past. One such man was Dobie Jenner. His past had been a terrifying one, and it took a lot of maneuvering and quick thinking on Wyatt's part in order to keep Dobie alive to face his future.

E20 - The Big Fight at Total Wreck

Aired: January 12, 1960

E21 - Frontier Surgeon

Aired: January 19, 1960

E22 - Let's Hang Curly Bill

Aired: January 26, 1960

After a warning by Earp Marshal Fred White tries to take the pistol from a drunk Curly Bill Brocius. White's actions cause the gun to fire mortally wounding him. Earp a witness is forced to protect Brocius from a city lynch mob.

E23 - Silver Dollar

Aired: February 02, 1960

E24 - The Case of Senor Huerto

Aired: February 09, 1960

E25 - The Arizona Lottery

Aired: February 16, 1960

E26 - Don't Get Tough with a Sailor

Aired: February 23, 1960

E27 - The Scout

Aired: March 01, 1960

E28 - The Buntline Special

Aired: March 08, 1960

E29 - China Mary

Aired: March 15, 1960

Like all the mining towns in the West, Tombstone was a magnet to men and women from all over the world. It had a large foreign population, a large segment of which was Chinese. Several hundred, most of whom did not speak English, were newly arrived from China. It was inevitable that such a large group might bring trouble to Wyatt Earp.

E30 - His Life in His Hands

Aired: March 22, 1960

E31 - Behan's Double Game

Aired: March 29, 1960

E32 - The Salvation of Emma Clanton

Aired: April 05, 1960

E33 - John Clum, Fighting Editor

Aired: April 12, 1960

E34 - The Judge

Aired: April 19, 1960

E35 - The Court vs. Doc Holliday

Aired: April 26, 1960

E36 - Roscoe Turns Detective

Aired: May 03, 1960

E37 - The Posse

Aired: May 10, 1960

E38 - The Confidence Man

Aired: May 17, 1960

E39 - The Toughest Judge in Arizona

Aired: May 24, 1960

E40 - My Enemy - John Behan

Aired: May 31, 1960

E41 - Wyatt's Bitterest Enemy

Aired: June 07, 1960

Wyatt Earp had managed to stay alive in Wichita, Dodge City and Tombstone because he was more intelligent than the gunslingers, outlaws and hoodlums who hated him. But Old Man Clanton, who controlled Cochise County, Arizona, had never really worked at the job of killing him. To slay a John Law, even in Arizona Territory, was a last resort which sensible hoodlums shrank from. Marshal Earp, however, had become an intolerable menace to the Clantons and the Ten Percent Ring in Tucson. The time had come to kill Wyatt Earp and Clanton had no intention of failing.