<i>Route 66</i>
July 22, 1961
Route 66

Show Type: Adventure

First Telecast: October 7, 1960

Last Telecast: September 18, 1964

Cast

Tod Stiles..... Martin Milner

Buz Murdock (1960-1963)..... George Maharis

Linc Case (1963-1964)..... Glenn Corbett

    SYNOPSIS

    Tod Stiles and Buz Murdock were two young guys who traveled around the country together in Tod's Corvette in search of adventure. They came from very different backgrounds but had become best friends. Tod was born into wealth, but when his father died unexpectedly, he found out that most of the money was gone. Buz had grown up in the jungle of New York's Hell's Kitchen and had been employed by Tod's father.

    The series was filmed on location as they crossed the United States. During their travels, they met all sorts of people and got into all kinds of situations including:  amusing, dangerous and romantic ones!

    George Maharis left the series in November 1962 - because of the lingering effects of a case of hepatitis - while production was still in rolling for the 1962-63 season. He was seen off and on in episodes aired through March 1963. On March 22, 1963, Linc Case, who was to take over as Tod's traveling buddy, was introduced. He was a Vietnam war hero from Houston who returned to the U.S. unsure of of what to do next in life. He joined Tod while trying to find himself and stayed with until the series ended.

    Nelson Riddle's theme music, a driving jazz melody, was on the hit parade in 1962.


Route 66 Episode Guide





1. Black November

First aired: 10/7/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: Everett Sloane (Caleb Garth), Patricia McCormack (Jenny Slade), Whit Bissell (Jim Slade), Robert Sorrells (Dickson), House Jameson (Clergyman), Keir Dullea (Paul)
Global rating: 6.6

Tod's wealthy father dies, leaving the Yale grad penniless but for his 1960 blue Chevrolet Corvette. He meets Buz, who worked for Tod's father, and the two decide to start driving across the country. The Corvette breaks down in a small Mississippi town with some very nasty residents. The boys discover that the town hosted a POW camp during WW II and that the town boss had an escaped prisoner lynched when his son was killed in action. The boss plans to lynch Tod and Buz to keep the town's secret.

2. A Lance of Straw

First aired: 10/14/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Roger Kay
Guest star: Janice Rule (Charlotte Duval), Thomas Gomez (Andre Cabateau), Nico Minardos (Jean Boussard)
Global rating: 7.3

Shrimp boat captain Charlotte Duval hires Tod and Buz as a crew for her boat. Her suitor Jean Boussard gets very jealous of the new male crew members. Buz falls in love with the captain.

3. The Swan Bed

First aired: 10/21/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Guest star: Betty Field (Mrs. Purcell), Zina Bethune (Carrie Purcell), Henry Hull (Amery Grant), Murray Hamilton (Dr. Stafford), Louis Zorich (Bulloch), Elizabeth MacRae (Randy Spring), Louis Guss (DeSavo), Jerome Raphel (Hercules George)
Global rating: 7.8

Tod and Buz arrive in New Orleans during a parrot-fever epidemic. They meet a girl named Carrie Purcell and ask her out for a date. Carrie doesn't have money to afford nice clothes.

4. The Man on the Monkey Board

First aired: 10/28/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Roger Kay
Guest star: Lew Ayres (Bartlett), Alfred Ryder (Palmer), Frank Overton (Hanson), Fred J. Scollary (Thompson), Michael Conrad (Jenkins), Bernard Hughes (Doctor), Bruce Dern (Albert), Edward Asner (Second Man), Jack Arthur (Cook)
Global rating: 7.5

Tod and Buz are working at a Louisana Gulf of Mexico off-shore oil-drilling tower. Lew Ayres plays a Nazi-hunter hunting an escaped Nazi on the drilling rig.

5. The Strengthening Angels

First aired: 11/4/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Harry Townes (Daniel Wylie), John Larch (Sheriff Hingle), Tom Reefe (Tommy), Suzanne Pleshette (Lotti Montana)
Global rating: 8.8

Tod and Buz give a lift to Lotti Montana, a migrant worker who is going to help pick the peach crop. As they approach the town of Sparrow Falls she begs them to drive through as quickly as possible. They take her to the Coronet Club and the Silver Dollar cafe. Sheriff Hingle keeps her from leaving town. The boys work with a revivalist.

6. Ten Drops of Water

First aired: 11/11/1960
Writer: Howard Rodman
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: Burt Brinckerhoff (Vergil Page), Deborah Walley (Helen Page), Tony Haig (Homer Page), Robert F. Simon (Mr. Pepperell), Sara Haden (Mrs. Pepperell)
Global rating: 8.8

Vergil and Helen Page with their young brother Homer are owners of the family ranch. Fighting a desperate battle against drought they're too proud to accept Tod and Buz's offer to help.

7. Three Sides

First aired: 11/18/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: E.G. Marshall (Gerald Emerson), Stephen Bolster (Curt Emerson), Joey Heatherton (Karen Emerson), Johnny Seven (Ted Becker), Paul Genge (Galloway)
Global rating: 7.4

The boys work on a ranch and encounter a rancher's son. Karen dances on a table.

8. Legacy for Lucia

First aired: 11/25/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: Arlene Martel (Lucia Trapani), Jay C. Flippen (Nathaniel), John Larch (Morrison), Viva Janiss (The Secretary)
Global rating: 5.2

Tod and Buz are working as loggers in Oregon. They meet an Italian girl, Lucia Trapani, who has come from Sicily to buy a new Madonna for her church. She plans to do it by selling her only possessions.

9. Layout at Glen Canyon

First aired: 12/2/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Guest star: Charles McGraw (Jeff Grady), Bethel Leslie (Jo), Zohra Lampert (Sue), Richard Shannon (Gillis Lane), Nakano (Nikko)
Global rating: 7.1

A group of models are sent to a construction camp at Glen Canyon to do some fashion shots for a magazine. Jeff Grady head of the crew working at the dam appoints Tod and Buz as bodyguards.

10. The Beryllium Eater

First aired: 12/9/1960
Writer: Alvin Ganzer
Director: Richard Collins
Guest star: Inger Stevens (Wendy), Edward Binns (Fred Durant), Edgar Buchanan (Jack McConkie)
Global rating: 8.0

Jack McConkie makes a find of Beryllium, a rare ore. Mine operator Fred Durant insists that he sell his claim. The old man refuses and is found badly beaten.

11. A Fury Slinging Flame

First aired: 12/30/1960
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Guest star: James Brown (II) (Jim Walsh) , Leslie Nielsen (Mark Christopher), Fay Spain (Paula Shay), Conrad Angel (Dr. Claridge)
Global rating: 6.0

The boys meet scientist Mark Christopher and his friends who intend to remain in Carlsbad Caverns until a predicted nuclear war is over.

12. Sheba

First aired: 1/6/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: William F. Claxton
Guest star: Lee Marvin (Woody Biggs), Whitney Blake (Laura Church), Carol Ohmart (Hanna Martin), Rico Alaniz (Pedro Regal)
Global rating: 8.4

Laura Church is paroled from a Texas prison and prepares to take up a new life. Then she discovers that the man assigned as her advisor is none other than Woody Biggs, the rancher who sent her to jail in the first place. The boys work as cowboys.

13. The Quick and the Dead

First aired: 1/13/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Susan Kohner (Katherine), Betsy Jones-Moreland (Beatrice), Regis Toomey (Jeff), Frank Overton (Cord), Pamela Searle (Doxy), Harvey Korman (Len)
Global rating: 8.1

Tod and Buz work at the Riverside race track for the Grand Prix stock-car races. They get involved with a family's problems, including whether the father should continue stock-car racing. Tod drives a racecar.

14. Play It Glissando

First aired: 1/20/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Lewis Allen
Guest star: Anne Francis (Jana Johnson), Jack Lord (Gabe Johnson), Barbara Bostock (Kitty Parker), Harold J. Stone (Lt. Mangano)
Global rating: 7.8

Tod and Buz watch a show at a local night club where trumpeter Gabe Johnson and his group are appearing. While driving away, they witness Jana Johnson, Gabe's wife, crash her car. She tells the boys that Gabe is insanely jealous and tried to kill her. The boys watch over her. Gabe shoots Tod but Tod tells the hospital it was an accident. When Jana goes back with Gabe, the boys realize that Jana will keep returning to Gabe no matter what.

15. The Clover Throne

First aired: 1/27/1961
Writer: Herman Meadow
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Anne Helm ("Sweet Thing"), Jack Warden (Adam Darcey)
Global rating: 8.3

The boys work on Adam Darcey's date farm. Adam loves his ward, "Sweet Thing", who wants to leave the farm. Adam is also trying to stop a road from being built on his property.

16. Fly Away Home (1)

First aired: 2/10/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Michael Rennie (Summers), Dorothy Malone (Christina), Cathy Lewis (Dora), Bert Remsen (Skeats), Jenny Maxwell (Vicki)
Global rating: 7.1

Tod goes to work for the Windus Dusting Company as a crop duster. He meets Summers, a pilot. The company is losing money.

17. Fly Away Home (2)

First aired: 2/17/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Michael Rennie (Summers), Dorothy Malone (Christina), Cathy Lewis (Dora), Bert Remsen (Skeats), Jenny Maxwell (Vicki)
Global rating: 7.1

A farmer wants his crops dusted with sulfur, which is very dangerous to the pilots. However, the risk means more money to for the crop-dusting company.

18. Sleep on Four Pillows

First aired: 2/24/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Ted Post
Guest star: Patricia McCormack (Jan), Marriane Stewart (the mother), Larry Gates (the chief detective), John Beradino (the police lieutenant)
Global rating: 8.1

Tod and Buz meet a teenage girl who claims to be running from gangsters. The girl's wealthy mother thinks her daughter has been kidnapped and calls the police and a detective.

19. An Absence of Tears

First aired: 3/3/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Martha Hyer (Donna Stevens), Forrest Compton (Jeff), Mary Webster (Midge), Joe Abdullah (Chico), Joseph Ruskin (Blinky), Wilfrid Hyde-White, Paul Richards (I) (Rudy)
Global rating: 8.7

A blind widow listens for the voices of her dead husband's murderers. She asks Tod and Buz to buy her a pistol for self-protection.

20. Like a Motherless Child

First aired: 3/17/1961
Writer: Howard Rodman
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Sylvia Sidney (Hannah), Jack Weston (Jake), Mina Vaughn (Liz), Joyce Horne (Peg), Christine Carter (Theresa)
Global rating: 7.5

Tod and Buz pick up a small boy who has run away from an orphanage. Tod wants to return the boy but Buz, who has bad memories of an orphanage, refuses. The boys also get involved with showgirls.

21. Effigy in Snow

First aired: 3/24/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Scott Marlowe (Armand Fontaine), Jeanne Bal (Penny Foster), Kurt Kreuger (Otto Wellers), George Macready (Mr. Fontaine)
Global rating: 9.0

A psychotic killer is killing women at the Squaw Valley ski resort. He leaves a body in the snow.

22. Eleven, the Hard Way

First aired: 4/7/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Walter Matthau (Sam Keep), Edward Andrews (Francis Oliver), Guy Raymond (Monty Knight), Debbie Megowan (Dora Knight)
Global rating: 7.8

The townsfolk of Broken Knee hand their money over to famous gambler Sam Keep to gamble it in Reno.

23. Most Vanquished, Most Victorious

First aired: 4/14/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: William D. Faralla
Guest star: Royal Dano (Dr. Clemente), Beatrice Straight (Kitty Chamberlain), Pat De Simone (Cazador)
Global rating: 6.5

Tod's aunt Kitty asks Tod to find her daughter Carole. The boys find that she was living in a Los Angeles slum.

24. Don't Count Stars

First aired: 4/28/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Paul Wendkos
Guest star: Dan Duryea (Mike McKay), Susan Melvin (Linda Oliver), McGowan (Mr. Bassard), Vaughn Taylor (Hammond)
Global rating: 7.6

Tod and Buz meet hotel owner Mike, who drinks and gambles. Mike is the guardian for his niece, Linda, a little girl. Linda's executor wants to remove the child from her uncle, and she asks Tod and Buz for help.

25. The Newborn

First aired: 5/5/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Albert Dekker (Frank Ivy), Arlene Martel (Kawna)
Global rating: 7.8

Tod and Buz work on a ranch belonging to Frank Ivy. Frank's son dies leaving an Indian girl, Kawna, pregnant. Frank and Kawna's relatives fight over the baby.

26. A Skill for Hunting

First aired: 5/12/1961
Writer: Jack Turley, Martin Gelman
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Gene Evans (Hump Humphrey), Joanna Moore (Trinket), Harold J. Stone (Gus), Paul Genge (Frank Baker), Warren Kemmerling (Fred Capper)
Global rating: 7.5

Tod stops a poacher Hump Humphrey from killing a deer. Hump then shoots out the tires of Tod's car and later frames the boys for poaching.

27. Trap at Cordova

First aired: 5/26/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: James Brown (II) (Sheriff Canfield) , Thomas Gomez (Miguel Delgado), Fabian Chavez (Himself), Argentina Brunetti (Senora Maria Otero), Tony Maxwell (Tino), Keith Thibodeaux (Juan), Lee J. Roberts (The bus driver)
Global rating: 6.9

Tod and Buz are kidnapped by New Mexican mountain townspeople who need a teacher. Tod addresses the New Mexico legislature about the culture of the people of Cordova and the need for teachers. Filming Location: Cordova, New Mexico

28. The Opponent

First aired: 6/2/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant, Leonard Freeman
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Lois Nettleton (Susan), Darren McGavin (Johnny Copa), Edward Asner (Scully)
Global rating: 8.9

A has-been boxer Johnny Copa is now throwing fights. Johnny trains Buz in boxing.

29. Welcome to Amity

First aired: 6/9/1961
Writer: Will Lorin
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Susan Oliver (Joan Maslow), Martha Scott (Mrs. Watson)
Global rating: 8.1

Joan Maslow wants to bury her mother in the cemetery outside of Amity. The entire community is determined to stop her.

30. Incident on a Bridge

First aired: 6/16/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Nehemiah Persoff (Rovoi), Lois Smith (Anna), Muni Seroff (Volovich), Allan Melvin (Orlov), Herb Voland (Hodges)
Global rating: 5.8

Buz and Tod go to work for Volovich and live at his house. Two other boarders are courting Volovich's mute daughter.

31. A Month of Sundays

First aired: 9/22/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Anne Francis (Arline Sims), Conrad Nagel (Father Prior), Betty Garde (Lydia Sullivan)
Global rating: 7.0

Buz falls in love with actress Arlene Sims who has a fatal disease and has returned to her home town to die.

32. Blue Murder

First aired: 9/29/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Gene Evans (Jim Bludge), Suzanne Pleshette (Blossom Bludge), Harry Townes, Claude Akins
Global rating: 8.0

Tod and Buz deliver "Blue Murder", a wild rodeo stallion, to Jim Bludge's ranch. Later Bludge is found dead with the mark of a horse hoof on him.

33. Good Night, Sweet Blues

First aired: 10/6/1961
Writer: Will Lorin
Director: Jack Smight
Guest star: Ethel Waters (Jenny Henderson), Juano Hernandez (King Loomis), Coleman Hawkins (Snooze), Frederick O'Neal (Horace), Bill Gunn (Hank), Billie Allen (Cora), P. Jay Sidney (Dr. Farrow), Roy Eldridge (A.C.), Jo Jones (Lover Brown)
Global rating: 8.7

Ethel Waters plays a dying blues singer who asks Tod and Buz to locate her old jazz band for one last show.

34. Birdcage on My Foot

First aired: 10/13/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Guest star: Robert Duvall (Arnie), Diana Millay (Charlotte Lee), Mike Kellen (Lt. Calder)
Global rating: 7.0

Buz uses his experience as a former drug addict in an attempt to rehabilitate heroin addict Arnie.

35. First Class Mouliak

First aired: 10/20/1961
Writer: John Vlahos
Director: William Conrad
Guest star: Robert Redford (Janosh), Nehemiah Persoff (Jack), Martin Balsam (Mike), Nancy Malone (Eva)
Global rating: 7.0

Tod and Buz are working in a Russian -American neighborhood for Jack and Mike in a steel mill. Mike's daughter is found dead and Jack's son Janosh was with the girl when she died.

36. Once to Every Man

First aired: 10/27/1961
Writer: Frank L. Moss
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Janice Rule (Prudence), Murray Matheson (Leigh Adams)
Global rating: 7.2

Tod and Buz are working on a fishing boat. The owner Leigh Adams is killed in an accident and his wandering daughter Prudence returns for the funeral. She takes over the boat and falls in love with Tod.

37. The Mud Nest

First aired: 11/10/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: Betty Field (Dorothea Colby), Lon Chaney Jr. (Colby), Paul Maharis (Mark Colby), Harold Maharis (Hank Colby), Cleopatra Maharis (Sister Colby), Sylvia Miles (Hope), Edward Asner (Lieutenant Tegeler)
Global rating: 7.8

In the small Maryland town of Hester, Buz meets some people who physically resemble him (played by Maharis' relatives). He has been looking for his mother and thinks she may be in the town.

38. A Bridge Across Five Days

First aired: 11/17/1961
Writer: Howard Rodman
Director: Richard Donner
Guest star: Nina Foch (Lillian Aldrich), James Dunn (Mexia), Jean Muir (Beatrice), James Patterson (Paul), Davey Davison (Jo), Judith Robinson (Geraldine), Isa Davison (The nurse)
Global rating: 8.8

Tod and Buz are working at a shipyard. They meet Lillian Aldrich, another employee. Lillian has been released from a mental hospital.

39. Mon Petit Chou

First aired: 11/24/1961
Writer: Sam Peckinpah
Director: Sam Peckinpah
Guest star: Lee Marvin (Glenn Ryan), Macha Meril (Perette Dijon)
Global rating: 6.7

Tod and Buz meet French singer Perette and her controlling tough-guy manager Glenn.

40. Some of the People, Some of the Time

First aired: 12/1/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Sam Peckinpah
Guest star: Keenan Wynn (Maximillian Coyne), Shirl Conway, Lois Nettleton
Global rating: 8.0

Maximillian Coyne is running a beauty contest. He claims to have connections with Hollywood and that the winner will get into pictures. Tod and Buz discover that Max is a fraud.

41. The Thin White Line

First aired: 12/8/1961
Writer: Leonard Freeman, Jordan Brotman, Bill Stine
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star:
Global rating: 7.1

While at a party, Tod is accidentally given a powerful psychosis-producing drug. Buz tries to keep him from killing himself.

42. And the Cat Jumped Over the Moon

First aired: 12/15/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Elliot Silverstein
Guest star: Martin Sheen (Packy (as "Marty Sheen")), Milt Kamen (Chuck Brennan), James Caan (Johnny), Susan Silo (Marva)
Global rating: 7.3

Johnny quits a juvenile gang. Packy takes over and also claims Johnny's girlfriend Marva.

43. Burning for Burning

First aired: 12/29/1961
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Charles F. Haas
Guest star: Inger Stevens (Julie Brack), Pat Hingle (Frank Brack), Beulah Bondi (Agnes Brack), Lenka Peterson (Beth), Ann Dee (Laura)
Global rating: 9.0

Tod and Buz are working on a chicken farm. They meet Agnes Brack who doesn't like her son's widow Julie. Agnes tries to cause trouble for Julie. Filming Location: Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania

44. To Walk with the Serpent

First aired: 1/5/1962
Writer: Will Lorin
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: Dan O'Herlihy (John Westerbrook), Simon Oakland (Ben Newcombe), Judson Laire (Henry Westerbrook), Logan Ramsey (Emery Williams), Frank Sutton (Davis), DeAnn Mears (Amelia Van Ness)
Global rating: 8.5

In Boston, Tod and Buz encounter right-wing nuts armed with plastic explosives.

45. A Long Piece of Mischief

First aired: 1/19/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Albert Salmi (Ollie Crump), Audrey Totter (Babe Hunter), Slim Pickens (Jud), Ben Johnson (I) (Del), Denver Pyle (Wiley)
Global rating: 7.6

Ollie Crump is a rodeo clown who is in love with Babe Hunter.

46. 1800 Days to Justice

First aired: 1/26/1962
Writer: Jo Pagano
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: DeForest Kelley (Bob Harcourt), John Ericson (David Job), Marion Ross (Ann), Oliver McGowan (Sheriff Drake), Jack Bryan (Doodle), Noah Beery Jr. (Emlyn)
Global rating: 5.2

After five years in prison, David Job and his mob return to Harcourt Junction, Texas. Their mission is to take over the town and put its leading citizen Bob Harcourt on trial for sending them to jail.

47. A City of Wheels

First aired: 2/2/1962
Writer: Frank Chase
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Steven Hill (Frank Madera), Bethel Leslie (Lori Barton), James Callahan (Smudge), Jacqueline Scott (Midge), John Lasell (Dan)
Global rating: 5.8

Tod and Buz work with wheel chair patients at a veteran's hospital. Nurse Lori Barton falls in love with patient Frank Madera.

48. How Much a Pound is Albatross

First aired: 2/9/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Julie Newmar (Vicki Russell), Frank McHugh (Landers)
Global rating: 8.5

Tod and Buz meet Vicki Russell who is cruising around on her motorcycle. Vicki doesn't have a driver's license and the bike hasn't got plates.

49. Aren't You Surprised to See Me?

First aired: 2/16/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: James Brown (II) (Captain Strode) , David Wayne (Caine), Frank McHugh (Landers)
Global rating: 8.1

In Dallas, Tod and Buz are delighted to be staying at a hotel hosting a secretary's convention. Then Caine, a religious serial killer armed with nerve gas kidnaps Buz. He plans to kill Buz unless the city "repents".

50. You Never Had It So Good

First aired: 2/23/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant, Frank L. Moss
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Patricia Barry (Terry Prentiss), Peter Graves (David Leland Fisk)
Global rating: 8.0

Tod and Buz are working in building construction. Tod's attempt to pick up Terry involves the boys in a corporate executive training program.

51. Shoulder the Sky My Lad

First aired: 3/2/1962
Writer: Mort Thaw
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Lili Darvas (Annie Selman), H.M. Wynant (Rabbi Harris), Susan Gordon (Rose Corbello), Edward Asner (Carl Selman)
Global rating: 7.6

Tod and Buz befriend a Jewish boy whose family is a victim of anti-Semitism.

52. Blues for a Left Foot

First aired: 3/9/1962
Writer: Leonard Freeman
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: Elizabeth Seal (Rosemarie Brown), Akim Tamiroff (Sam Benjamin), Zack Matalon (Pete Martin), Tony Monaco (Kelly), Harvey Lembeck (Zip), Larri Thomson (Joy), Zeme North (Rhoda)
Global rating: 7.2

Tod and Buz work with a former Broadway show dancer Rosemarie Brown who is trying to make a comeback in a television show.

53. Go Read the River

First aired: 3/16/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Arthur Hiller
Guest star: John Larch (Sandy Mason), Lois Smith (Dana), Elizabeth McRae (Jean), Harold Gould (Crane), John Astin, John Astin (Benson), Harold Gould (Edward Crane), Frank Maxwell (George Mills), Russell Johnson (Bob Keel), Cathleen Cordell (Norma Mason)
Global rating: 5.5

Tod is working as a high-speed boat test driver. He gets to pilot a boat whose new engine is developed by Tod's boss Sandy Mason.

54. Even Stones Have Eyes

First aired: 3/30/1962
Writer: Barry Trivers
Director: Robert Gist
Guest star: Barbara Barrie (Celia), Paul Tripp (Frank Robinson), Booth Colman (Dr. Snyder), Dallas Mitchell (Chet Hollis)
Global rating: 8.0

Buz is blinded in an accident. At a school for the blind he falls for a blind girl (Celia). His sight returns and he has to leave her.

55. Love is a Skinny Kid

First aired: 4/6/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Jack Smight
Guest star: Tuesday Weld (Miriam), Cloris Leachman (Lydia), Malcolm Atterbury (Sheriff Bruner), Harry Raybould (Les), Charlie Briggs (Jed), Margaret Phillips (Mrs. Bainbridge)
Global rating: 7.2

Tod and Buz encounter Miriam, who steps off a bus wearing a mask.

56. Kiss the Maiden All Forlorn

First aired: 4/13/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Douglas Fairbanks (Charles Clayton), Zina Bethune (Bonnie), Arthur Hill (Howard), Elena Verdugo (Elena), Michael Tolan (Antonio)
Global rating: 8.1

Tod and Buz meet Charles Clayton, a fugitive swindler who has returned to the US.

57. Two on the House

First aired: 4/20/1962
Writer: Gilbert Ralston
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Ralph Meeker (Willard McIntyre), Brad Herman (Ritchie McIntyre), Henry Jones (Asa Turnbull), Patricia Smith (Miss Aubrey), Barnard Hughes (Al Forrester), Harry Gresham (Lamson), Duke Farley (Joe Watt), Herb Voland (Captain Garrison)
Global rating: 7.9

Several school children are touring Lake Erie aboard an excursion boat when "poor little rich boy" Ritchie McIntyre falls overboard. When Ritchie is brought back onboard the boat, he claims that he was pushed.

58. There I am, There I Always Am

First aired: 5/4/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: John Newland
Guest star: Joanna Moore (Lola), Emile Genest (Emil Barraux), Joe Queens
Global rating: 6.6

Tod and Buz visit Santa Catalina Island. A woman on the beach has caught her foot in a rock and the tide is coming in.

59. Between Hello and Goodbye

First aired: 5/11/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Susan Oliver (Chris), Herschel Bernardi (Dr. Reisman), Steve Peck (The man in the night club), Ralph Bernard (Mr. Martin), Ruth Enders Tripp (Mrs. Martin), Joan Tompkins (Mrs. Thomas)
Global rating: 8.8

Tod and Buz visit Pacific Ocean Park, a Southern California amusement park. While there they encounter a woman with two identities.

60. A Feat of Strength

First aired: 5/18/1962
Writer: Howard Rodman, Joseph Petracca
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Jack Warden (Sandor Biro), Signe Hasso (Eva), Joe De Santis (Steiner), Mushy Callahan (The referee), John Zaccaro (Vince), Dean Moray (The boy), Harriet MacGibbon (The nurse), Jesslyn Fax (Birdie)
Global rating: 9.0

A refugee Hungarian wrestling champion finds that American wrestling has it's own set of rules when he is offered a position as a "good guy" wrestler.

61. Hell is Empty, All the Devils are Here

First aired: 5/25/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Paul Stanley (I)
Guest star: Peter Graves (Peter Hale), Eva Stern (Julie), Henry Beckman (Wasson), Michael Pate (Phillip Tage), Charles H. Radilak (Brauner)
Global rating: 6.5

Tod goes to work for Peter Hale, who owns a wild animal park. Peter's first wife was killed by an animal. Hale has re-married and his new wife is frightened.

62. From an Enchantress Fleeing

First aired: 6/1/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Walter Grauman
Guest star: Arthur O'Connell (Dr. Lawrence Martin), June Vincent (Dr. Anna Martin), Anne Helm (Lorre Martin), Milton Selzer (Gunther), Biff Elliot (Ames), Thayer Roberts (Anderson), Joyce Aehle (Mrs. Bradley), Bobby Horan (Mark Bradley), Brendan Dillon (Tommy), Josie Lloyd (Janie Sanders), Robert Biheller (The rough kid)
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Tod works as a dental assistant to Dr. Anna Martin. Her husband Lawrence Martin, a famous inventor, has moved out and is living at a religious retreat.

63. One Tiger to a Hill

First aired: 9/21/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: David Janssen (Karno), Signe Hasso (Anna Gustafson), Laura Devon (Toika), Selette Cole (Lois)
Global rating: 8.9

Buz and Tod hire out as deck hands on Anna Gustafson's salmon fishing trawler where Tod becomes involved with Anna's daughter.

64. Journey to Nineveh

First aired: 9/28/1962
Writer: William R. Cox
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Buster Keaton (Jonah Butler), Joe E. Brown (Sam Butler), Gene Raymond (The constable), Jeny Maxwell (Susie), John Astin (The gas station attendant), John Davis Chandler (Frank)
Global rating: 7.1

Tod and Buz ride into Harleyville. They meet some old comedians, including Jonah Butler, the town jinx.

65. Man Out of Time

First aired: 10/5/1962
Writer: Larry Marcus
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Luther Adler (Harry Wender), Frank McHugh (Sandy Leeds), Glenda Farrell (Lavern), Bruce Gordon (Jake the Hook)
Global rating: 8.6

In Chicago, Tod and Buz encounter Harry Wender, a frightened 1930's gangster who has outlived his time.

66. Ever Ride the Waves in Oklahoma

First aired: 10/12/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Robert Gist
Guest star: Jeremy Slate (Hob Harrell), Romney Tree (Debbie), Bruce Watson (Jimmy), Dolores Michaels (Medrith), Tony De Mario (waiter)
Global rating: 8.2

Tod and Buz go surfing in Southern California. Buz challenges a surfing champion to a match.

67. Voice at the End of the Line

First aired: 10/19/1962
Writer: Larry Marcus
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Sorrell Booke (Sam Frazier), Frank Campanella (Jack), Mike Dana (Charlie)
Global rating: 7.3

Tod and Buz encounter a downtrodden stock clerk who is involved in a telephone romance.

68. Lizard's Leg and Owlet's Wing

First aired: 10/26/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Robert Gist
Guest star: Boris Karloff (Himself), Peter Lorre (Himself), Lon Chaney Jr. (Himself), Martita Hunt (Mrs. Baxter), Betsy Jones-Moreland (Lila), Jeannine Riley (Molly Cross)
Global rating: 7.2

Tod and Buz are excited to be working at a Chicago hotel which is hosting a women's convention. Also staying at the hotel are the famous horror film actors. The actors are debating whether their traditional horror film characters can still scare modern audiences. The actors test their ideas on the conventioneers.

69. Across Walnuts and Wine

First aired: 11/2/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Herbert B. Leonard
Guest star: Nina Foch (Autumn Ely), Betty Field (Maggie Carter), James Dunn (Van Carter), Robert Walker Jr. (Michael Ely), Sindee Ann Richards (Corinne Carter), Dick Thies (Waldo)
Global rating: 6.0

In Oregon City Tod and Buz get a real deal on rooms at an old house - $6.50 per week. Living in the house is Maggie a psychic reader, Van her unemployed husband, Michael, her nephew. Maggie's sister Autumn arrives after being fired from her teaching job and moves in. Michael is the house's sarcastic unpleasant owner and threatens to evict his relatives when he turns 21 in a few months. Michael is also trying to avoid some young men who want to beat him up.

70. Welcome to the Wedding

First aired: 11/9/1962
Writer: Howard Rodman
Director: George Sherman
Guest star: Rod Steiger (Justin Lezama), David Clarke (Stanley), Barbara Davis (Emily), Lorraine Rogers (girl), Brandon Maggert (The groom), Edward Asner (Lincoln Peers)
Global rating: 5.2

While waiting for his date in a Cleveland railroad station Tod encounters convict Justin Lezama who is being moved to another prison. Lezama wants to call his brother and when the guard refuses Tod agrees to make the contact. Lezama takes Tod as a hostage.

71. Every Father's Daughter Must Weave Her Own

First aired: 11/16/1962
Writer: Anthony Lawrence (II), Richard L. Bare
Director: Richard L. Bare
Guest star: Jack Kruschen (John Rados), Madlyn Rhue (Ara Rados), Robert Drivas (Nick Rados)
Global rating: 8.7

Tod and Buz work for John Rados' road building-business. John has a strange daughter and John offers Buz money and a business if he will date her.

72. Poor Little Kangaroo Rat

First aired: 11/23/1962
Writer: Les Pine
Director: Walter Grauman
Guest star: Leslie Nielsen (Doc Duncan), Joanne Linville (Helen Duncan), Maggie Pierce (Liz), Ron Howard (Chet)
Global rating: 8.3

Tod and Buz work with a Doc Duncan, a shark fisherman. Doc is catching sharks for scientific experiments.

73. Hey Moth, Come Eat The Flame

First aired: 11/30/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Jack Smight
Guest star: Harry Guardino (Muddy Mullins), Mickey Sholdar (Arnie Mullins), Mike Kellin (Art Hannibal), Jennifer Billingsley (Janie)
Global rating: 4.6

Tod and Buz encounter Muddy Mullins, a piano playing ex-con and his son Arnie.

74. Only by Cunning Glimpses

First aired: 12/7/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Tom Gries
Guest star: Theodore Bikel (Dr. Anton Koseloff), Lois Smith (Brycie Koseloff), Dan Frazer (The drunk), Lu Leonard (Mme. Thornton), George L. Smith (Lt. Cory)
Global rating: 8.1

Mentalist Brycie Koseloff makes dire predictions about Tod's future including predicting that finally Tod will kill Buz. Her predictions start coming true.

75. Where is Chick Lorrimer? Where Has He Gone?

First aired: 12/14/1962
Writer: Larry Marcus
Director: George Sherman
Guest star: Vera Miles (Ellen Barnes), Martha Scott (Ruth O'Brien), Frank Overton (Peter Graham), Robert Emhardt (Jackson Harris), Brenda Scott (Jeannie)
Global rating: 6.2

Tod becomes involved in a kidnapping. Ellen Barnes claims that a mental patient is kidnapping her.

76. Give an Old Cat a Tender Mouse

First aired: 12/21/1962
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Tom Gries
Guest star: Julie Newmar (Vicki Russell), Robert Webber (Frank Bridenbaugh), Louis Crisuolo (Pogo Popkin), Natalie Schafer (Emily Bridenbaugh), Murray Matheson (John Bridenbaugh), Dick Sabol (The policeman)
Global rating: 6.8

Tod meets Vicki Russell again (from "How Much a Pound is Albatross"). She is again riding her motorcycle and this time has a boyfriend Frank pursuing her.

77. A Bunch of Lonely Pagliaccis

First aired: 1/4/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Tom Gries
Guest star: Barry Sullivan (Warren Barr), Vivian Blaine (Dixie Martin), Warren Devon (Beth), James Leo Herlihy (Jimmy Russell), Carol Jean Peters (Marion), Allen Bates (Gus)
Global rating: 5.8

Tod becomes an assistant to novelist Warren Barr. Warren's daughter Beth shoots her husband.

78. You Can't Pick Cotton in Tahiti

First aired: 1/11/1963
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Director: Robert Ellis Miller
Guest star: Richard Basehart (Julian Roebuck), Jean Engstrom (Elva Dupree), William Bramlette (Skeeter), Richard Shannon (Mr. Dupree), Adrienne Marden (Mrs. Dupree)
Global rating: 6.0

Tod meets music composer Julian Roebuck who is recording local folk musicians in Tennessee.

79. A Gift for a Warrior

First aired: 1/18/1963
Writer: Larry Marcus
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: James Whitmore (Ralph Vincent), Lars Passgard (Eric), Carolyn Kearney (Norma Vincent), Don Diamond (Manuel)
Global rating: 6.5

Tod and Buz meet Lars, a German sailor in Tijuana who is looking for his father Ralph and is carrying a gun.

80. Suppose I Said I Was the Queen of Spain

First aired: 2/8/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Lois Nettleton (Diane), Robert Duvall (Lee Winters), Philip Abbott (Lt. Cook), Harvey Korman (Mr. Mills), Frederic Downs (Rev. Brenton), CeCe Whitney (Ethel), Jerry Hausner (The auctioneer), Suzanne Ried (The cashier), Dale Johnson (The maitre'd')
Global rating: 6.6

Tod is carrying his new credit card around Los Angeles, and is being followed around Los Angeles by Diane. She asks him for a date and then steals the credit card.

81. Somehow It Gets to Be Tomorrow

First aired: 2/15/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: David Lowell Rich
Guest star: Martin Balsam (Corelli), Roger Mobley (Joby), Leslye Hunter (Susie)
Global rating: 8.1

Tod meets Joby, who steals his wallet. Corelli is a social worker who helps out.

82. Shall Forfeit His Dog and Ten Shillings to the King

First aired: 2/22/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Tom Gries
Guest star: James Brown (II) (Sheriff Haskell) , Steve Cochran (Hank Saxon), Kathleen Crowley (Diana Kirk), John Anderson (I) (Gen. Scranton), Med Flory (Terry), L.Q. Jones (Babe), Gary Cockrell (Landers), Barbara Shelly (Jeannie)
Global rating: 5.5

Tod witnesses a double murder and joins a posse hunting for the killers.

83. In the Closing of a Trunk

First aired: 3/8/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Ralph Senensky
Guest star: Ruth Roman (Alma Hawkes), Ed Begley (Kyle Hawkes), Don Dubbins (Mattie Guy), Raymond (Arty)
Global rating: 5.6

Alma Hawkes returns to a Gulf Coast fishing town after spending time in prison for killing her father. She is looking for her son and mistakes Tod for the son.

84. The Cage Around Maria

First aired: 3/15/1963
Writer: Jesse Sandler
Director: George Sherman
Guest star: Elizabeth Ashley (Maria), Mario Alcaide (Juan), Beatrice Straight (Elena), Peter Brocco (Dr. Burton), Charles Brown (The policeman), Moultrie Patten (The attorney), John Goyen (The desk sergeant)
Global rating: 6.4

Tod is working for the Houston zoo. Maria, the troubled daughter of a Mexican family, throws herself into the bear pit.

85. Fifty Miles From Home

First aired: 3/22/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: Susan Oliver (Willow), Berkeley Harris (Robbie), Robert Emhardt (Beale), Linda Watkins (Mrs. Case)
Global rating: 6.1

Tod meets a Lincoln Case who has just completed a six-year Army enlistment including two years in Vietnam as an Army ranger. Linc decides not to re-enlist but to join Tod on the cross-country odyssey.

86. Narcissus on an Old Red Fire Engine

First aired: 3/29/1963
Writer: Joel Carpenter
Director: Ralph Senensky
Guest star: Anne Helm (Janie), Phyllis Hill (Mrs. Nickerson), Pat Renella (Paul), Warren Kemmerling (Police Chief), James O'Hara (Bill Caldwell), Alan Hale Jr. (Mr. Nickerson)
Global rating: 8.2

Linc meets a girl named Janie in a tavern and she gives him a knockout drink.

87. The Cruelest Sea of All

First aired: 4/5/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: Diane Baker (Elissa), Edward Binns (Donald McTaggart), Paula Stewart (Anne Bradley), Jack Stamberger (Paul Stace)
Global rating: 8.4

The boys get jobs at the Weeki Wachee theme park in Florida. The park show features girls dressed as mermaids performing underwater. A shy girl Elissa emerges from the water and after demonstrating amazing underwater swimming talent is hired for the show. She talks about "coming from the sea" and implies that she is a real mermaid. Skeptical Tod falls for her but assumes that she just wants publicity to launch a movie career. Linc has a more open mind and believes her. Tod discovers too late that she was telling the truth.

88. Peace, Pity, Pardon

First aired: 4/12/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Robert Ellis Miller
Guest star: Alejandro Rey (Quiepo), Victor Gabriel (Ramos), Michael Tolan (Largo)
Global rating: 7.1

Tod and Linc meet Jai-Alai players who involve the boys in Cuban politics. Quiepo wants to smuggle his niece out of Cuba.

89. What a Shining Young Man Was Our Gallant Lieutenant

First aired: 4/26/1963
Writer: Howard Rodman
Director: James Goldstone
Guest star: James Brown (II) (brother) , Dick York (Lt. School), Jane Rose (Mrs. School), John Litel (Mr. School), Diane Ramey (Beth), James Olsen (brother)
Global rating: 7.5

Linc meets Lt. School, a former officer he served under in Vietnam. The officer now has the mentality of an eight-year old child and is living with his mother.

90. But What Do You Do in March

First aired: 5/3/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Robert Ellis Miller
Guest star: Susan Kohner (Midge), Janice Rule (Sidney Brooks), Kay Medford (The woman), Paul Reed (The husband), Sammy Shore (Bix), Guy Lombardo (himself), Carmen Lombardo (himself)
Global rating: 7.2

Tod and Linc meet two rich playgirls after one of them runs down his boat with her speedboat.

91. Who Will Cheer My Bonnie Bride

First aired: 5/10/1963
Writer: Shimon Wincelberg
Director: James Goldstone
Guest star: Gene Hackman (Motorist), Albert Salmi (Alvah), Rip Torn (Charlie), Chris Gempel (Sheriff Lemoine), Dan Morgan (The bellhop), Dick Thies (Officer Keefer)
Global rating: 5.8

Tod and Linc's car breaks down. Linc hitches a ride with Alva and Charlie, two robbers who force him to drive their getaway car.

92. Shadows of an Afternoon

First aired: 5/17/1963
Writer: Leonard Freeman, Alvin Sargent, Eric Scott
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: Miriam Hopkins (Mrs. Bowers), Ralph Meeker (Parker Smith), Kathryn Hays (Judy), Richard Hamilton (Walt Miller), Nydia Westman (Mrs. LeMay), Dorothy Sands (Mrs. Malcomb), Cliff Hall (The judge), Roy Fant (Mr. Bell)
Global rating: 5.8

Tod and Linc are working in a Florida town. Linc is accused of stabbing an unfriendly dog and is arrested. Filming Location: Cape Coral, Florida

93. Soda Pop and Paper Flags

First aired: 5/24/1963
Writer: John McGreevey
Director: Fred Jackmer
Guest star: Chester Morris (Emmett McNeill), Frank Overton (Andy), Tom Bosley (Jim), Clifton James (George), Joseph Campanella (Whit), Marco St. John (Jonnie), Alan Alda (Dr. Glazer), Thomas Nordern (Pete), John Bartley Messenger (Don)
Global rating: 6.1

Tod and Linc are working with Emmett McNeill, a tramp. A strange disease breaks out which turns out to be spread by ticks.

94. Two Strangers and an Old Enemy

First aired: 9/27/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Walter Grauman
Guest star: James Brown (II) (Royce) , Sessue Hayakawa (Takasuka), Jack Warden (Major Barben), Nancy Wickwire (Vic Barben), Don Fazer (Reporter), Anthony Zerbe (Reporter on Dock)
Global rating: 7.3

While in a Florida swamp, Tod and Linc meet Major Barben, an American World War II ace and Takasuka, a Japanese officer who are still fighting the war.

95. Same Picture, Different Frame

First aired: 10/4/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: Joan Crawford (Morgan Harper), Patrick O'Neal (Eric), Tom Bosley (Dr. Klein), Jacquie Cortney (Binky), Charles White (George), Matt Crowley (Spence)
Global rating: 8.4

Tod and Linc encounter Morgan Harper who is back to reopen an estate. Her psycho husband Eric is back to kill her.

96. Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are

First aired: 10/11/1963
Writer: Richard Jessup, Anthony Basta, Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Diane Baker (Marie), Lon Chaney Jr. (Poppa), Alex Viespi (Jack "Sailor"), Albert Henderson (The bartender), Peter Gumeny (The card dealer)
Global rating: 7.6

In Maine, Tod and Linc work at a sawmill and board with a French Canadian one-armed former logger Poppa and his beautiful daughter Marie. Marie tries to be what ever a man wants her to be. Marie and Link are having a romance and Marie tells Tod "I'm going to hurt your friend". Sailor Jack arrives in town between ships and has a fling with Marie. Marie decides to leave home to "find herself" but Tod and Linc talk her out of it.

97. Where Are the Sounds of Celli Brahms

First aired: 10/18/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Allen H. Miner
Guest star: Tammy Grimes (Celli Brahms), Horace McMahon (Fenton), Harry Bellaver (Shagbag), Kelly Peters (Valerie Mills)
Global rating: 6.0

Tod and Linc work at a beauty contest with Celli who is an acoustical engineer.

98. Build Your Houses With Their Backs to the Sea

First aired: 10/25/1963
Writer: Frank L. Pierson
Director: Frank L. Pierson
Guest star: William Shatner (Manomsha Faxon), Pat Hingle (Thayer Faxon)
Global rating: 6.7

Tod and Linc go fishing for lobsters with Thayer Faxon. Thayer's problem son Mamomsha returns to cause more trouble.

99. And Make Thunder His Tribute

First aired: 11/1/1963
Writer: Lewis John Carlino
Director: Leonard Horn
Guest star: J. Carrol Naish (Mike Donato), Lou Antonio (Tony), Alfred Ryder (Joe Sky), Michael J. Pollard (Vinny), Linda Marsh (Jenny), Thomas A. Carlin (Mr. Whitney)
Global rating: 6.4

Tod and Linc meet Mike Donato, an eccentric raspberry farmer.

100. The Stone Guest

First aired: 11/8/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Allen H. Miner
Guest star: Jo Van Fleet (Hazel), Lee Philips (Ben), Christopher Votos (David), William Cort (Jimmy)
Global rating: 5.5

Spinster Hazel comes to Colorado. She meets Ben Beldon, who was in the Army with Linc. Ben is now a miner amd a trouble-maker. Ben and Hazel get trapped in a mine.

101. I Wouldn't Start From Here

First aired: 11/15/1963
Writer: Ernest Kinoy
Director: Allen H. Miner
Guest star: Parker Fennelly (Arthur Perham), Howard Freeman (Frank Ball), John Gibson (III) (Newton Wheeler), Rosemary Forsyth (Claire)
Global rating: 8.0

Tod and Linc work for a Vermont farmer and get involved in a pulling horse race.

102. A Cage in Search of a Bird

First aired: 11/29/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: James Sheldon
Guest star: Stefanie Powers (Unknown), Dan Duryea (Unknown)
Global rating: 7.2

Tod and Linc meet Stephanie. .

103. A Long Way From St. Louie

First aired: 12/6/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Jessica Walter (Liz), Virginia Wing (Gyo), Lynda Day George (Allison), Susan Ringwood (Daphne), Patricia Harty (Chops), Hedley Mattingly (Foxglove), Al Lewis ((1960) - Wait)
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Tod and Linc encounter five lady instrumentalists in Toronto.

104. Come Home Greta Inger Gruenchaffen

First aired: 12/13/1963
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: Tammy Grimes (Greta Inger Gruenschaffen), Chad Everett (Heiss Horgal), William Le Massena (Mr. Spofford), Lou Criscuolo (Detective (as Louis Criscuolo))
Global rating: 5.3

Tod and Linc meet physical culturist Greta.

105. 93 Percent in Smiling

First aired: 12/20/1963
Writer: Alvin Sargent
Director: Philip Leacock
Guest star: Albert Salmi (Aaron Kronberg), David Howell (Howard), Susan Howell (Pansy), Olga Bellin (Min), Paul Larson (Haskell), Dennis Scott (Billy), Jean Stapleton (Unknown)
Global rating: 5.1

Two children leave their little brother on a doorstep.

106. Child of a Night

First aired: 1/3/1964
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Allen H. Miner
Guest star: Sylvia Sidney (Lonnie), Diana Van der Vlis (Nita Hull), Chester Morris (Mr. Hull), Herschel Bernardi (Unknown), Joanna Pettet (Unknown), Percy Rodriguez (Unknown)
Global rating: 5.6

Tod and Linc witness a plane crash and a dying passenger asks Linc to deliver money to a child in Savannah.

107. Is it True There Are Poxies at the Bottom of Landfair Lake?

First aired: 1/10/1964
Writer: Alvin Sargent
Director: John Peyser
Guest star: Geoffrey Horne (Simon Devereaux), Collin Wilcox (Diana)
Global rating: 4.7

Tod and Linc work on a neon sign in a small Georgia town. Simon rips the sign down.

108. Like This It Means Father, Like This Bitter, Like This Tiger

First aired: 1/17/1964
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Guest star: Larry Blyden (Cam), Frances Helm (Edith), Eugene Roche (Mr. King), Donald Losby (Vic)
Global rating: 6.3

Linc beats up a man (Cam) in a Georgia bar. The man was in Linc's unit in Vietnam and his cowardice in battle caused the death of a Vietnamese girl.

109. Kiss the Monster, Make Him Sleep

First aired: 1/24/1964
Writer: Stanley R. Greenberg
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: James Coburn (Hamar Nielsen), Barbara Mattes (Nola Nielsen)
Global rating: 6.6

Link stops Nola Nielsen from committing suicide and romances her. Her possessive brother Hamar dissaproves.

110. Cries of Persons Close to One

First aired: 1/31/1964
Writer: William Kelley, Howard Rodman
Director: Allen H. Miner
Guest star: James Brown (II) (Mr. Newton) , Michael Parks (Tank), Ellen Madison (Gaybee), Michael Baseleon (Blair), Ken Strange (The motorcycle cop), Frank Tweddle (The schoolteacher), James Farentino (Perry Baker), Alix Elias (The carhop)
Global rating: 7.5

Tod and Linc meet Tank, a boxer who likes rum, and Tank's girlfriend Gaybee.

111. Who in His Right Mind Needs a Nice Girl

First aired: 2/7/1964
Writer: Joel Carpenter
Director: Jeffrey Hayden
Guest star: Dan Frazer (Unknown), Ruth McDevitt (Unknown), Lee Philips (Unknown), Lois Smith (Unknown)
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Tod and Linc encounter a Daytona Florida librarian and a murderer.

112. This is Going to Hurt Me More Than It Hurts You

First aired: 2/14/1964
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Soupy Sales (Harlan Livingston III), Bibi Osterwald (Mrs. Hunter), Roland Winters (Dr. Frank Hillman), Dawn Nickerson (Doreen Hunter), Lee Meriwether (Jeanelle), Carole Ann Lewis (Cindy)
Global rating: 8.1

Tod and Linc meet Harlan Livingston III, a naive millionaire who is surrounded by women who are pretending to be hurt.

113. Follow the White Dove With the Broken Wing

First aired: 2/21/1964
Writer: Alvin Sargent
Director: Dennis Sanders
Guest star: Lee Kinsolving (Walter Reston), Bert Freed (Capt. West), Grayson Hall (Mrs. Reston), Mart Hulswit (Warren)
Global rating: 6.0

A disturbed teenager kills his friend.

114. I'm Here to Kill a King

First aired: 3/20/1964
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Allen Reisner
Guest star: Martin Milner (The assassin), Robert Loggia (Col. Zaman), Tina Louise (Robin), Arnold Moss (The King), Jack Dabdoub (Kahwaji), Frank Campanella (Pierson)
Global rating: 6.5

Tod is vacationing by himself in Canada near Niagara Falls. He meets a professional assassin who looks exactly like him. Middle-Eastern plotters have hired the assassin to kill their king and he plans to do so with a high-powered sniper rifle. The assassin complains to Tod that his deprived childhood has caused him to become what he is.

115. Where There's a Will, There's a Way (1)

First aired: 3/6/1964
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Barbara Eden (Margo), Nina Foch (Samantha), Patrick O'Neal (Leon), Chill Wills (Monty), Alex Viespi (Michael), Roger C. Carmel (Unknown)
Global rating: 4.7

In Florida, Tod and Linc meet the Tiffins, a family of con men and criminals who are squabbling over a will. Tod becomes involved romantically with family member Margo who stands to inherit the money if she marries. Tod is thrown off a bridge.

116. Where There's a Will, There's a Way (2)

First aired: 3/13/1964
Writer: Stirling Silliphant
Director: Alvin Ganzer
Guest star: Barbara Eden (Margo), Nina Foch (Samantha), Patrick O'Neal (Leon), Chill Wills (Monty), Alex Viespi (Michael)
Global rating: 3.2

Believing that Tod has been killed, Linc and Margo set out to catch his murderer. Tod turns up alive and marries Margo. Linc leaves the Corvette with Tod.