The Roy Rogers Show (1951-2005)

(Airdate: 10/16/05)

(Airdate: 4/6/04)

Cowboy Rogers with his horse, ``Trigger'' and dog, ``Bullet'' aid in keeping law and order.

(Airdate: 1/31/04)

Half-hour drama with Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Gabby Hayes.

(Airdate: 6/9/57)

A tyrannical Boston financier travels to Mineral City to confront his son.

(Airdate: 3/31/57)

Pat sells Nellybelle in order to buy a geiger counter.

(Airdate: 3/17/57)

The doctor who orders a rancher's herd destroyed is murdered.

(Airdate: 3/3/57)

A poor storekeeper turns to crime to finance his son's college education.

(Airdate: 2/24/57)

A young girl's testimony can send the Collins gang to prison.

(Airdate: 2/10/57)

A juvenile delinquent disrupts Roy's summer camp for underprivileged kids.

(Airdate: 1/27/57)

Roy aids an undercover detective who poses as an escaped convict.

(Airdate: 1/6/57)

A cattle baron attempts to rid the region of squatters.

(Airdate: 12/16/56)

Roy must protect a former boxer who witnessed a murder from mobster Max Marcella.

(Airdate: 12/2/56)

A young girl is the pawn in a family feud over ownership of a silver mine.

(Airdate: 11/18/56)

A prominent rancher accuses a young Indian of murdering the town blacksmith.

(Airdate: 11/11/56)

Roy turns to a retired policeman when a gang of outlaws invades Mineral City.

(Airdate: 11/4/56)

Roy discovers that fish are mysteriously vanishing from a mountain fishing preserve.

(Airdate: 10/28/56)

A man seeks revenge against the fisherman whose testimony sent him to jail.

(Airdate: 10/21/56)

Amity Bailey (Ellen Corby) and her husband assist in the capture of three thieves.

(Airdate: 3/24/56)

A man murders his brother in order to gain possession of a horse.

(Airdate: 3/17/56)

A banker who favors legalized gambling forces the sheriff out of town.

(Airdate: 3/10/56)

Rustlers prevent a group of ranchers from taking their cattle to market.

(Airdate: 3/3/56)

An old prospector discovers gold in an Indian's salt mine.

(Airdate: 2/26/56)

An outlaw forces Roy to track down his missing horse.

(Airdate: 2/5/56)

Acting-sheriff Roy prevents the mayor from framing the Indians in a series of murders.

(Airdate: 1/29/56)

A local miser is robbed by a con man hired to be his bodyguard.

(Airdate: 1/15/56)

A young miner is kidnapped when it's learned that he's stumbled upon a bonanza.

(Airdate: 12/18/55)

A shooting occurs when an outlaw gang tries to kidnap the governor.

(Airdate: 12/11/55)

An old miner trades stock in a phony gold mine to obtain food for his friends.

(Airdate: 11/27/55)

The town scavenger stumbles across counterfeit money left by outlaws.

(Airdate: 11/20/55)

Brothers are at odds when an outlaw gang robs an express office.

(Airdate: 11/2/55)

(Airdate: 10/23/55)

Roy and Dale assist a young couple who are trying to reclaim their ranch.

(Airdate: 10/9/55)

One of the candidates for mayor of Mineral City is stabbed.

(Airdate: 5/22/55)

After his release from prison, a ex-con is harassed by his former partner.

(Airdate: 3/27/55)

While visiting a nearby town, Ray and Dale meet a girl (Frances Karath) whose horse was stolen.

(Airdate: 3/20/55)

A trigger-happy rancher (Don C. Harvey) joins a posse searching for his brother-in-law.

(Airdate: 3/5/55)

Dale befriends a young girl (Frances Karath) whose outlaw father was murdered.

(Airdate: 2/20/55)

A young man decides to escape his overbearing father by joining the Carlson gang.

(Airdate: 2/3/55)

A teacher becomes increasingly nervous after a stagecoach robbery.

(Airdate: 1/23/55)

Pat and Nellybelle are kidnapped by a gang of outlaws.

(Airdate: 1/9/55)

Two unemployed youths turn to a life of crime.

(Airdate: 12/19/54)

Outlaws misinterpret a comment made by Roy and Dale.

(Airdate: 12/5/54)

A new family in Paradise Valley mistakes outlaws for a welcoming committee.

(Airdate: 11/21/54)

Roy and Dale are caught between feuding cattlemen and homesteaders.

(Airdate: 11/7/54)

When students become lawmen for a day, the new ``sheriff's'' uncle takes advantage.

(Airdate: 10/31/54)

Roy exposes a fraudulent life insurance company.

(Airdate: 10/24/54)

The president of the fur traders association is swindled by his debt-ridden grandson.

(Airdate: 10/17/54)

A mysterious outlaw hijacks stolen loot from stagecoach bandits.

(Airdate: 10/10/54)

Roy and Dale question the identity of a man claiming to be a friend of the local minister.

(Airdate: 10/3/54)

Two children of a kidnapped fur trapper are left alone in their cabin.

(Airdate: 9/12/54)

A lady banker turns to murder in order to gain possession of some oil-rich property.

(Airdate: 3/14/54)

A newspaper story questioning a local land sale leads Roy to break up a crime ring.

(Airdate: 2/28/54)

The owner of a local laundry (Ruth Lee) is in cahoots with an unscrupulous outlaw.

(Airdate: 2/7/54)

A corrupt deputy (Myron Healey) hinders Roy's investigation into a shooting.

(Airdate: 1/24/54)

A 10-year-old orphan (B.G. Norman) protects his uncle's illegal gold mine.

(Airdate: 1/17/54)

An outlaw (Charles Tannen) returns to Mineral City where he plots Roy's demise.

(Airdate: 1/3/54)

Outlaws fleeing a robbery steal a wagon that contains a baby.

(Airdate: 12/27/53)

After committing a robbery, outlaws steal Pat's Jeep to escape with the loot.

(Airdate: 12/13/53)

A government agent is killed after he orders a stop to beaver trapping in the region.

(Airdate: 12/6/53)

Roy debunks an old Western legend about a one-armed ghost.

(Airdate: 11/22/53)

An outlaw gang assigns an orphaned teenager (Harry Harvey, Jr.) the task of murdering Roy.

(Airdate: 11/15/53)

An outlaw gang tries to steal an old prospector's life savings.

(Airdate: 11/8/53)

Roy saves a group of archeological students taken hostage by robbers.

(Airdate: 11/1/53)

Pat and his cousin inherit some land that is coveted by some unscrupulous ranchers.

(Airdate: 10/11/53)

An attractive milliner and her grandfather are suspects in a plot to rob the Wells Fargo office.

(Airdate: 6/28/53)

Dale unknowingly buys a stove containing stolen payroll money from a local peddler (Dub Taylor).

(Airdate: 5/24/53)

The leader of a cattle rustling gang declares his innocence in the robbery of school funds.

(Airdate: 4/26/53)

The Mingo Kid swaps clothes with Roy, who is then taken hostage by another outlaw.

(Airdate: 4/19/53)

Roy and Dale discover the body of a murdered Indian chief.

(Airdate: 4/15/53)

The owner of a gun used to kill a rancher protests his innocence.

(Airdate: 2/22/53)

Con men trick an unsuspecting Dale into selling the ranch.

(Airdate: 12/28/52)

Roy and Pat aid a boxer (Charles Bronson) who has criminal connections.

(Airdate: 12/14/52)

A greedy veterinarian plans to murder a blind prospector who is using Roy's dog.

(Airdate: 11/30/52)

A woman from Connecticut arrives at Dale's cafe seeking her father.

(Airdate: 11/23/52)

Dale nephew (Carl ``Alfalfa'' Switzer) idolizes a clumsy gunfighter who is working with a gang of...

(Airdate: 11/16/52)

A groom postpones his wedding to avenge his father's murder.

(Airdate: 10/5/52)

Roy is abducted by a gang whose leader comes down with a case of the mumps.

(Airdate: 9/28/52)

Roy hires an ex-con who is quickly suspected of committing several recent robberies.

(Airdate: 9/7/52)

Roy and Dale race the clock to find a kidnapped elderly diabetic.

(Airdate: 6/15/52)

Pat Brady is elected sheriff just in time to catch a notorious killer.

(Airdate: 6/8/52)

A young carnival worker is framed for the murder of his boss.

(Airdate: 6/1/52)

Dale helps investigate the mayor (Harry Lauter) of a small town who is suspected of being corrupt.

(Airdate: 5/25/52)

Pat Brady buys an old ghost town inhabited by a strange old man (Tom London).

(Airdate: 5/18/52)

A dying prospector entrusts Roy with the location of the map to a gold mine.

(Airdate: 5/11/52)

A group of cattle rustlers tries to sell stolen beef to Dale's cafe.

(Airdate: 5/4/52)

Roy and Dale investigate the murder of a local Indian.

(Airdate: 4/27/52)

Pat Brady is identified as outlaw Mark Opal by a scheming photographer (Carl ``Alfalfa'' Switzer).

(Airdate: 4/20/52)

Outlaws target the home of Don Jose while he is leading the annual Ride of the Ranchers.

(Airdate: 4/13/52)

Two outlaws threaten to expose a bank teller with a criminal past.

(Airdate: 4/6/52)

A crook is mistakenly given cash designated for the construction of a clinic.

(Airdate: 3/30/52)

An unscrupulous rancher kidnaps a man whose ranch sits on a gold mine.

(Airdate: 3/23/52)

A government agent poses as a minister's son to break up a gang of counterfeiters.

(Airdate: 3/15/52)

Roy, Dale and Pat help a wounded sheriff contain an outlaw gang in a desert oasis town.

(Airdate: 3/8/52)

A bank employee (Stanford Jolley) is forced to join a gang after being framed for embezzlement.

(Airdate: 3/1/52)

Roy and Pat pose as fugitives to lure criminals away from a safe desert town.

(Airdate: 2/24/52)

A man (Rand Brooks) is mistaken for his twin brother, who stole government documents.

(Airdate: 2/17/52)

The FBI questions a waitress in Dale's cafe who is the girlfriend of a criminal.

(Airdate: 2/10/52)

Dale and Roy must convince an 11-year-old boy help catch his outlaw brother.

(Airdate: 2/3/52)

The local postmaster plots to rob a train carrying a valuable bank shipment.

(Airdate: 1/27/52)

A saloon hostess threatens her stepson to gain control of the final piece of a treasure map.

(Airdate: 1/20/52)

Outlaws threaten an old woman (Hallene Hill) who refuses to sell them her land.

(Airdate: 1/6/52)

Doc Stevens' traveling store has a more sinister purpose.

(Airdate: 12/30/51)

Dale helps a falsely accused man escape from jail.