
Lassie — Season 18

A hawk, rescued by Lassie from a tangle in kite string, repaid the kindness. When the coyote pup Lassie had befriended found itself threatened by a snake, the hawk intervened. But it was Lassie who then required rescue, aided by Ron Holden …

With Lassie now in tow, Ron and Dale submit their placer gold to be assayed – and on a whim, purchase an antique treasure map, embarking on a quest for a lost gold mine. Upon locating the site, however, their search is threatened by a fire …

A bond forms between Lassie and a spirited, somewhat unruly dog who serves as the unofficial mascot of a forgotten railway line.

Within the weathered timbers of an ancient barn, the boys and Lassie find uneasy slumber. A palpable sense of spectral presence clings to the structure, lending it an air of haunting mystery.

Ron and Dale arrived back at the Holden Ranch, where Lassie was greeted warmly by Garth Holden and his foster sons—boys who had known only the loss of family or the sting of abandonment.

New to the practice, Mike started work at the local animal clinic and quickly found himself developing a fondness for the veterinarian. He was a naturally shy person, but his reserve began to ease when he took on the care of an injured owl,…

Ron was in town acquiring a gift for Garth when an earthquake struck, and he lost consciousness in the tremor. Upon regaining awareness, he discovered Lassie had escaped from the truck. He and the dog began a frantic search for one another,…

Ron and Lassie returned from their journey to find that Mike had taken in a raccoon from the local wildlife park. The creature, whom he named Rags, seemed instantly envious of Lassie. A rivalry quickly developed between the dog and the racc…

While exploring the Holden pasture, Mike encounters Henry Newton, a pilot known as "The Flying Grandpa" for his Curtis Pusher airshow displays. Newton’s plane has suffered a mechanical failure. The boy is captivated by the old man's elabora…

Working for the Forest Service, Garth and Dale assessed the rangeland when they observed a young white stallion challenging the herd's aging black leader. Garth murmured that the white horse would soon prevail. As it did, driving the wounde…

With gentle persuasion, Lassie guides the stallion back toward the Holden Ranch. Garth and Dale, in turn, leave a generous offering of food and water, a silent plea that the magnificent creature might choose to make his home there.

Ron and Dale, back from their studies, headed out for the yearly drive to gather stray cattle, wagering on who would round up the most. But it was Lassie who took the initiative, rescuing a calf ensnared in quicksand. Soon after, she found …

Before heading back to university after a two-day camping trip at Pine Lake, Ron and Dale picked up a young man who radiated an air of being unsettled. It didn’t take long for Dale to discern that the boy was, indeed, fleeing something. As …

Garth brought Lassie along on his trip to Vandenberg Air Force Base, where they encountered Jimmy Fredericks. The boy, burdened by a permanently weakened leg, had long since abandoned hope of regaining normal mobility.

A snow goose has made an unusual nest, choosing the busy flightline as her nesting ground, and Lassie stands guard over her.

A bond forms between Lassie and Sparky, a diabetic poodle who secretly boards the *Looking Glass*, a vessel lacking the vital insulin he needs to stay alive. His sole purpose is to remain with his owner.

News reaches Jimmy that his father’s flight is in peril, and with the unsettling possibility of disaster looming, he is compelled to question the foundations of his belief.

Seeking to bolster Jimmy’s confidence, Garth brings him back to the ranch. There, the hesitant boy encounters Lucy Baker, a young woman who has been deaf since childhood, and her wolfhound, Mountie. As Jimmy and Lucy begin to form a connect…

Lucy and Jimmy discovered Mountie in the cave where Lassie had secreted him away. Without hesitation, Lucy sent Jimmy on horseback to find help. He was apprehensive, but for her sake he agreed. Though he was thrown during the ride, he man…

The loss of Mountie, even for the usually bright-eyed Lucy, brought a profound sadness that settled into a deep depression. Seeing her distress, Sue suggested a distraction: a stint volunteering at the wildlife park. Slowly, Lucy began to f…


