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Gunsmoke Black Friday Marathon DODGE CITY DOORBUSTERS A GUNSMOKE BLACK FRIDAY MARATHON FRIDAY | NOV 29TH GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: RETURN TO DODGE Episodes 1 - 4 THE LAST APACHE 7AM 9-11AM 11AM STARRING: STARRING: STARRING: JAMES ARNESS, AMANDA BLAKE JAMES ARNESS, DENNIS WEAVER, JAMES ARNESS, MICHAEL LEARNED BUCK TAYLOR & KEN CURTIS AMANDA BLAKE & MILBURN STONE & AMY STOCH When retired US Marshal Matt Dillon Episode 1: Matt Gets It Marshal Matt Dillon is startled to learn is badly injured by thieves, he finds Episode 2: Hot Spell he has a daughter, and soon finds she himself back in Dodge City and under has been taken hostage by renegade the care of Miss Kitty. As Marshall Episode 3: Word of Honor Apaches. Now, he is determined to Dillon recovers, he has no idea that a Episode 4: Home Surgery rescue her. vengeful enemy who was just released from prison is hunting him. P. 1 DODGE CITY DOORBUSTERS A GUNSMOKE BLACK FRIDAY MARATHON GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: Episodes 5 - 8 TO THE LAST MAN Episodes 9 - 12 1-3PM 3PM 5-7PM STARRING: STARRING: STARRING: JAMES ARNESS, DENNIS WEAVER, JAMES ARNESS & AMY STOCH JAMES ARNESS, DENNIS WEAVER, AMANDA BLAKE & MILBURN STONE AMANDA BLAKE & MILBURN STONE Retired Marshal Matt Dillon and his Episode 5: Obie Tater daughter track stolen cattle and Episode 9: The Hunter discover a gang of cattle rustlers Episode 6: Night Incident Episode 10: The Queue involved in one of the most dangerous Episode 7: Smoking Out the Nolans and deadly feuds in the history of the Episode 11: General Parsley Smith Episode 8: Kite’s Reward American West. Episode 12: Magnus GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: THE LONG RIDE Episodes 13 - 16 ONE MAN'S JUSTICE 7PM 9-11PM 11PM STARRING: STARRING: STARRING: JAMES ARNESS, JAMES BROLIN, JAMES ARNESS, DENNIS WEAVER, JAMES ARNESS, BRUCE BOXLEITNER AMY STOCH & ALI MACGRAW AMANDA BLAKE & MILBURN STONE & AMY STOCH Retired Marshal Matt Dillon must clear Episode 13: Reed Survives Retired Marshal Matt Dillon goes after his name after a lying witness makes a 15 year old boy who is determined to Episode 14: Professor Lute Bone him a wanted man – dead or alive. kill the men responsible for the murder Episode 15: No Handcuffs of his mother during a stagecoach Episode 16: Reward for Matt robbery. P. 2 DODGE CITY DOORBUSTERS A GUNSMOKE BLACK FRIDAY MARATHON GUNSMOKE: GUNSMOKE: Episodes 17 - 18 RETURN TO DODGE 1-2AM 2AM STARRING: STARRING: JAMES ARNESS, DENNIS WEAVER, JAMES ARNESS, AMANDA BLAKE AMANDA BLAKE & MILBURN STONE BUCK TAYLOR & KEN CURTIS Episode 17: Robin Hood When retired US Marshal Matt Dillon is badly injured by thieves, he finds Episode 18: Yorky himself back in Dodge City and under the care of Miss Kitty. As Marshall Dillon recovers, he has no idea that a vengeful enemy who was just released from prison is hunting him. P. 3.
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