
The Fugitive — Season 3
The hunt intensifies as *The Fugitive* returns for its third season, originally captivating audiences each Tuesday night on ABC from September 1965 to April 1966. This thrilling chapter in Dr. Richard Kimble’s relentless pursuit of justice – and elusive freedom – continued his desperate flight across America. For those eager to relive the suspense, the first half of Season Three became available on DVD in October 2009, with the remaining episodes following shortly after in December of that year.

Kimble was a passenger on a bus when it was pulled over by police, not for him, but in pursuit of an escaped convict who had taken a woman hostage. He managed to disarm the man, but was stabbed in the process, the struggle ending with the c…

Kimble ended his relationship with Laurel Harper abruptly, and she reacted with furious anger, storming out of the bar and into the darkness. The following morning, Laurel was discovered unconscious on a deserted road, bearing severe injuri…

A con artist, masquerading as a psychic, appeared on television to demonstrate his supposed ability to predict Kimble's location. He claimed to have insight into Kimble’s movements, aided by an associate who was traveling alongside him.

Donna, Kimble’s sister, called him home with a potential development in the case: a letter from James Eckhardt, a former U.S. Army captain who had also witnessed the one-armed man fleeing the Kimble residence the night Helen was murdered. K…

Kimble, employed as a steward at a secluded desert resort, remains oblivious to the area's true purpose: a clandestine government testing ground for chemical weapons. His attempt to depart is thwarted when Major Beck, the project’s commandi…

Kimble drove for George Forster, a contractor who had returned to his quiet Midwestern hometown with ambitious proposals for its future. Yet, Forster’s homecoming was met mostly with indifference and thinly veiled hostility. As Kimble navig…

Responding to a newspaper advertisement seeking a driver, Kimble accepts a position transporting a woman named Peggy Franklin and her ten-year-old daughter, Nancy, to California. He remains unaware that Peggy has taken Nancy from her father…

Fleeing the law, Kimble finds refuge on the farm of Josephus Adams, a country doctor known for his gentle remedies of honey and kind words. The doctor's reputation is shaken when an elderly patient succumbs to a lingering bronchial infectio…

During a long-overdue respite, Lieutenant Gerard and his wife sought a brief escape from their everyday lives. Their tranquility was shattered when Gerard received an urgent summons to duty, demanding his immediate attention. His wife, sim…

At the close of the preceding installment, Kimble guides Mrs. Gerard, whose sight is dimmed for the moment, to a location where she can reach her husband for assistance. Mrs. Gerard, possessing a mind as sharp and curious as her spouse's, …

Kimble found himself drawn into an unwelcome entanglement with Stella Savano, sister to the notorious mob boss George Savano, who controlled the trucking company where Kimble worked. Stella was a woman fractured by emotional turmoil, harbor…

Kimble maintains the grounds for Saturday Morning Camp, a weekend venture orchestrated by Tony and Carole Burnell. The tranquility is shattered when two police officers are discovered murdered. The police, drawing on Tony’s past as a fellow…

In Drover City, Montana, a small town steeped in tradition, Kimble unexpectedly finds himself caught in the midst of the annual "vigilante roundup"—a peculiar spectacle where anyone not clad in Western attire becomes a target. He is quickly…

Having lost his own wallet, Kimble resorted to theft, pilfering another to cover his train fare. The wallet belonged to R.T. Unger, proprietor of a nearby dairy. To settle the debt, Kimble took work as a dishwasher at a local diner. But whe…

In the quiet countryside of Wyoming, Kimble finds temporary shelter from the local law at a modest hotel kept by Lois Carter, a young widow. She takes him on as a handyman. He quickly forms a bond with Kenny, Lois’ son—a boy of a particular…

Kimble arrived in Hempstead Mills, West Virginia, seeking to assist Andrew McCallister, a mentor he had known for many years. McCallister, confined to a wheelchair, was succumbing to lung cancer. His fervent campaign against factory polluti…

Barbara Webb, a reporter, noticed Fred Johnson, the man missing an arm, during a police sweep for individuals of interest connected to a murder. The Kimble case surfaced in her mind as she spoke with her publisher, Herb Malone. Webb photogr…

Kimble takes a job at a Laundromat owned by Charlie Paris, a former stand-up comedian and bookie with ties to organized crime, now seeking a legitimate life. Unbeknownst to him, the underworld has placed a contract on Charlie’s life for coo…

Detective Jane Washburn, working undercover, observes three young men assault and rob Kimble. She tends to his injuries, but a growing unease settles within her when he refuses to report the crime. Driven by suspicion, she handcuffs herself…

Gary Keller, a student of considerable artistic promise, tests his new rifle with a random shot that instantly claims the life of his mentor, the town minister, who is driving on a road directly in the weapon's path. Kimble is in the car, h…

The carnival brought Kimble into contact with Tina Anderson, a striking young woman who proved unexpectedly helpful in securing him employment. She also introduced him to her uncle, Harry, a retired police detective. However, Harry’s recogn…

News of his father's passing prompts Kimble to reach out to Donna and her husband, Len Taft, requesting a meeting. They travel to Fort Wayne, Indiana, and register at a hotel using false identities. However, their planned reunion is jeopard…

Kimble served as the hotel's indispensable man, handling every task at the luxurious establishment on Sunset Boulevard in Beverly Hills. Unbeknownst to most, undercover officer Fred Bragin checked in with the intention of monitoring Eddie S…

Gerard follows Kimble to a migrant community in South Texas, where he finally apprehends the fugitive’s attempt to escape by train. A violent hurricane then descends upon the region, forcing them all to seek shelter in a dilapidated barn cr…

Geoffrey Martin, a seventeen-year-old violinist disillusioned with his burgeoning career, sought employment for the summer. He planned to postpone his professional performances and attend college. However, his guardian and instructor, Max P…

Kimble pulled the pilot and two passengers from the wreckage of the small plane. Among them were Senatorial candidate Glenn Madison and Pat Haynes, Madison’s assistant and secret lover. Russ Haynes, Pat’s husband and Madison's public relati…

In Denver, Colorado, Kimble reluctantly agrees to cover for the teenage Laurie Ryder after she damages her father’s vehicle. However, he subsequently flees when he discovers Laurie’s involvement in a hit-and-run. Upon learning Kimble's true…

Kimble encounters Joe Tucker, a fellow fugitive harboring a bitter resentment. Joe insists he was wrongly convicted of embezzlement four years prior and now desires to return to his hometown to exact revenge on the bank officer he believes …

Kimble, a bartender at the neighborhood diner, finds himself drawn to Susan Cartwright, a waitress there. Their burgeoning affection is complicated by the arrival of Susan’s orphaned nephew, Gary, who is attempting to gain acceptance within…

Following a tragic accident beneath the waves, claiming the life of a diver, Kimble steps forward to defend the diver’s girlfriend – a woman whispered about by the locals as a bringer of ill fortune. Kimble suspects the death may have resul…

