
Lassie — Season 3

Jeff and Porky embarked on a project to raise bees for the upcoming 4H exhibition, but their efforts were soon jeopardized by a persistent wild raccoon.

The aging Daniel Mueller, known for his cantankerous disposition, has erected a fence around a pasture that serves as a shortcut for the children traveling to and from school. The boys, frustrated by this obstruction, harbor a desire for re…

A disease outbreak has necessitated Pokey’s temporary confinement to the Miller farm. Yet, when the dog escapes, a neighbor of the Millers issues a threat: he intends to shoot Pokey should he come within sight, believing it necessary for th…

While exploring, Lassie discovers a bone that catches the eye of a local archaeologist. However, when Lassie attempts to bury her find, Pokey intervenes and takes it away.

Ellen attempted to impart a lesson to Jeff regarding punctuality, but he interpreted her intention with a degree of excess.

Jeff and Porky orchestrated a false plea for assistance from Lassie. Consequently, when Jeff sustained an injury and genuinely required help, those who heard the call were inclined to doubt the sincerity of his distress.

Jeff and Porky entered the fishing contest with hopes of claiming the prize – a brand-new fishing pole. However, it was Lassie who ultimately secured the catch.

Pokey's life hangs in the balance; she requires a blood transfusion to survive. Tragically, Lassie is the only one with the compatible blood type.

Grandfather is scheduled to fish on election day, and Ellen is troubled by the possibility that his absence might result in the election of someone who harbors a deep dislike for dogs—the very person who will be responsible for animal contr…

Jeff misjudged the man who offered him a ride, and the stranger was immediately perceived as someone with a past behind bars.

The prolonged drought had depleted the local fish population, leaving two restaurant owners eyeing the abundant supply in Mr. Miller’s lake with a degree of opportunistic calculation. They hoped to capitalize on his kindness by taking the f…

Ellen insisted Jeff cease accepting challenges from others. But his resolve is put to the test when a playful boy pilfers his report card and deposits it on the highest point of a telephone pole.

A prize tractor was the grand prize of the county fair, and Grandpa won. Yet, despite the enthusiastic congratulations of everyone around him, he steadfastly refused to learn its workings. His initial attempts at operating the machinery pro…

Jeff needed money for a motor for his motorcycle, so he took on the task of tending Jim Teal’s goats while they enclosed their new pasture. But the spirited animals seemed to have a will of their own, and soon Jeff – along with Lassie, Pork…

Ellen hoped Lassie could assist in a task that had proven persistently difficult: teaching Jeff the simple habit of tidying after himself. However, their efforts yielded unexpected results.

Jeff learned the source of Jenny’s ill humor: a simple oversight, the forgotten date of her birth.

A frown creased Porky’s face. First, a black cat had crossed Lassie’s path, and then the dog had walked beneath a ladder. “It’s just superstition,” Jeff declared, while Ellen echoed his sentiment. Yet, as a series of minor misfortunes began…

The injustice of it burned in Porky’s chest. Having been wrongly accused and punished, he told Jeff he was leaving. “Don’t go,” Jeff pleaded, a desperate hope clinging to his words. He hoped, somehow, to dissuade Porky from abandoning him.

Following a grooming appointment, Lassie received considerable praise for her appearance, and seemed to absorb the compliments with an almost excessive delight.

Jeff coaxed his grandfather into participating in the annual turkey shoot, despite the old man’s reservations about his failing sight.

In Jeff's keeping, the small dog languishes, yearning for the presence of his absent owner.

A package arrived for Porky and Jeff, but it contained a chimpanzee instead of the hamsters they had ordered. Attempting to conceal their unexpected guest, they soon found the endeavor considerably more challenging than they had anticipated…

While the Millers and Brockways were away at a wedding, Lassie and Pokey embarked on a series of adventures.

The disappearance of a baseball, lost amidst the rocks collected for the school exhibit, cast a shadow over the friendship of Jeff and Porky. The incident, seemingly trivial, became a wedge, subtly fracturing their easy camaraderie.

Jeff, emboldened by a sudden impulse, decided to take on the role of matchmaker. He proposed an acquaintance between his grandfather and an artist who was renting a cottage nearby.

Porky and Jeff sought a night of rustic solitude in the woods, but their peaceful escape was disrupted by the inconsiderate fire-building of a camper nearby.

As Porky and Jeff set out to identify birds for their school assignment, Lassie cared for a clutch of eggs, orphaned when their mother fell victim to a ferret.

A shadow of displeasure fell over Lassie when Gramps arranged for her to sleep in the doghouse he had built. It felt, to her, like a form of retribution.

Grandfather departed for a clandestine fishing expedition just as a severe storm began to gather.

It was Boy's Day in town, and Jeff and Porky, the local sheriffs, were on duty. Anticipating a dull day, Gramps devised a plan: a staged robbery to inject a bit of excitement into their proceedings.

Following a visit to Timothy Powell’s summer residence, Jeff found himself consumed by envy for the lavish displays of wealth he witnessed within the Powell household. He dismissed the farm and Porky with a disdainful air. So, when the Powe…

Driven by a foolish wager, Porky and Jeff crossed the threshold of the infamous house, a place whispered to be haunted. They expected nothing more than cobwebs and creaking floorboards, but found themselves confronted with a presence that s…

Grandfather was resolute in his desire to mow the lawn before the weather turned foul, but Jeff and Porky were equally determined to safeguard a nest nestled atop the machine, a home belonging to a rare bird.

Ellen attempted to engage Jeff in various outdoor pursuits, hoping to lift his spirits. However, he perceived her efforts not as genuine companionship, but as a response to his perceived need for consolation.

Believing wrongly that the farm faced foreclosure, Jeff adopted a life of careful economizing.

The rabbit damage to the apple orchard weighs heavily on Gramps' mind, and he finds himself considering the difficult decision to sell the farm.

The residents of the nearby shantytown have made it clear that Jud Perkins intends to evict them. However, Jeff is determined to offer assistance instead.

Jeff harbored a desire for facial hair, specifically a moustache, but his aspirations took a backseat when he began attempting an affectation of maturity. This prompted Gramps to decide it was time for a lesson.


