
Gunsmoke — Season 19

The disappearances of women – settlers and travelers alike – had begun to plague the region, and Matt found himself drawn into the unsettling investigation. He soon discovered a grim connection: a band of renegade Native Americans were orch…

Following the events of the previous section, Matt was approached by Native Americans who expressed a desire to join forces with him, offering food in return. Matt continued to assist Marcy and Stella, only to discover that she had vani…

Following a severe injury, Matt Dillon experiences a debilitating loss of memory. In the wake of this trauma, he finds himself unexpectedly drawn to a widow, and a profound affection blossoms between them. It is during this period that Dill…

Ron Moody portrays a man struggling with a difficult choice: upholding his personal integrity, or honoring a drunken vow made to assist two armed men. The conflict arises from the potential cost to a burgeoning friendship with a young boy.

He sought oblivion, a deliberate erasure of the life he'd lived. He desired, with a fierce and quiet intensity, that others would do the same. Alas, such a feat proved stubbornly unattainable.

Kitty and Matt departed for St. Louis, their journey interrupted when Matt received a business summons. Distressed by his departure, Kitty embarked on the trip alone, where she encountered a gunslinger on the stagecoach who ultimately saved…

James Stacy embodies the archetype of the charming rogue, a man whose wit often masks a questionable moral compass. It is during a protracted and arduous journey to Dodge, under the watchful eye of his captor Festus, that his true character…

Bear Sanderson informed his wife, Cora, of his impending return, but Mrs. Sanderson harbored a deep unhappiness regarding their marriage. Bear himself harbored a wish for her demise, a desire soon realized. Meanwhile, Festus was organizing …

Mr. Wolfe accepted the case, declaring it a fabrication, and Matt offered his protection to the lawyer. Cora felt betrayed, having been unaware of Mr. Wolfe's heritage. Cicero Wolfe continued his defense, though the opposing counsel’s objec…

Dillon compelled the Circuit Judge, a man battling alcoholism, to convene an inquest into the death of a saloon owner. Her demise had tragically led to the lynching of an innocent drifter.

The desperate attempt to save a man’s life by inserting a tube into his throat backfired, resulting in the loss of a crucial patent. With that, the family began to plot his demise.

As Nellie and Susan prepared for their journey to St. Louis, Matt arrived with a prisoner needing medical attention – he had sustained an injury during a bank robbery. Susan, eager to depart, felt a growing anxiety that her plans with Nelli…

Billy returned to Dodge, finding few who would listen to his tales or visit his friend, Festus. He possessed a mind not fully developed, and he posed a riddle to Festus, the answer to which failed to elicit the amusement Billy desired. Doc …

Lew Harrod rode into Dodge seeking Doc Adams, only to learn he was away. Newly arrived soon after, intending to assist, but found the boy’s mother unwilling to cooperate. Newly attempted to persuade the parents to take the child to Dodge, b…

With grim determination, Matt and a colleague in law enforcement pursued a ruthless family known for violence and crime.

The aging safe cracker found himself released from confinement and returned to Dodge, seeking out the woman he'd once loved. His reunion, however, was overshadowed by the arrival of two men with designs on a considerable fortune. They sough…

Matt and Luke arrived in the town with the intention of restoring order, concealing their badges as they stepped into a local bar. They quickly discovered the task would be more challenging than anticipated. Luke encountered a woman from hi…

The necessity of taking a life to quell the disruption along the Long Branch left Matt adrift, seeking solitude. He found it, unexpectedly, in a cave, where a young girl and a newborn awaited him. Abandoned by both parents, the child was en…

Gunfighter William Talley accepted a contract from a farmer whose ambitions were thwarted by Shaw Anderson, a rancher standing in the way of the farmer’s land acquisition. The farmer sought Talley's deadly skill to remove Anderson as the pr…

Sarah organized a class outing to a scenic spot, intending a peaceful immersion in nature. Instead, she was accosted by Mr. Stokes, who was intoxicated and carrying a secret: he was expecting a child, a fact he had concealed. The doctor rev…

Buck Henry Woolf pursues his uncle, the man responsible for his father's death, the theft of their inheritance, and the injuries inflicted upon him. Festus shares this objective, driven equally to prevent the young man from enacting a reckl…

Moses, a former pool player seeking to reclaim a lost respect, finds himself the target of aggression from those who recognize the enduring skill in his game. Meanwhile, Sally’s husband schemes to exploit Moses for financial gain, intending…

Joan Shepherd desired Anna May to marry Steven Rogers, not Newly or Orlo, who eked out a living as a farmer. Anna May, however, was inclined to court Newly. He appeared unexpectedly to offer her a ride, informing her that he wouldn't be ret…

With his arm incapacitated, a lawman is vulnerable, a target. Matt understood this as he faced the possibility of never drawing his weapon again. He relinquished his badge and left Dodge, along with Kitty, Festus, Doc, and Newly. Soon, outl…


