Episode
Wagon Train: Alias Bill Hawks
Overview
Bill Hawks receives a note asking him to help an Indian friend of his from the Civil War. He arrives to find the local town drilling a well on the man's property and eventually that the man has been hanged for attacking a local girl.
Details
- Series
- Wagon Train
- Season
- Season 6
- Episode
- Episode 34
- Air date
- 1963-05-15
Episode context
Alias Bill Hawks is Episode 34 in Season 6 of Wagon Train. It aired on 1963-05-15.
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Episode 33: The David Garner Story
Hale is entrusted to deliver $8,000 to a bank. Young David Garner is determined to steal it and he stows along on the wagon train, along with a girl who's in love with him. Following them is a shady man who seems to have a hold over David.
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Invalid rancher Henry Ludlow is so determined that daughter Judy not marry Basque sheepherder Antone Rose that he sells his land and joins the wagon train to head west. When Antone learns of this, he joins the train as well to marry her.
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Episode 31: The Tom O'Neal Story
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Episode 37: The Barnaby West Story
Bill meets young Barnaby West, who claims he is traveling west to see his father, a famous frontiersman. Bill invites him to join the wagon train. But he and the others wonder just how much, if any, of young Barnaby's story is really true.
Episode 30: The Blane Wessels Story
Duke and three women under attack by Cheyenne Indians are helped by a stranger who has a fatalistic attitude toward life. They take refuge in a relay station where the stranger slowly relays his past to the others while they hope for help.
Episode 29: The Heather and Hamish Story
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Episode 28: The Tom Tuesday Story
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Episode 27: The Adam MacKenzie Story
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Episode 26: The Michael McGoo Story
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Episode 25: The Annie Duggan Story
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