Rod Cameron, Robert Armstrong, Don Haggerty. Originally broadcast as episodes of the television program. Bonus: Rodeo rough (pilot episode).
Contents:
disc 1. The black leaper; The talking corpse; The Gandy Dancers of Steptoe Valley; The sound of death; The dancing dowager; Diamonds in the rough; Cable car to Tombstone; The perilous picnic; Grudge race; Dangerous honeymoon; The doll who wouldn't sleep -- disc 2. Full circle; Death on wheels; the bride wore bullets; The sweetheart of Sigmund Kaye; Crisis at Comstock; The case of the happy dragon; Wild green yonder; Stay lost, little girl; The widow makers; 312 vertical; Another chance -- disc 3. 710 Hysteria street; Firebug; Kitchen kill; The last waltz; Still water runs red; No, my darling daughter; Hard rock man; Key to a killer; The woman who cried wolf; Inherit a bullet; The Winnemucca weskit -- disc 4. Joker's dead; You can't run forever; Sweet and gentle LTD; When the cat's away; The clever man; The silver spiral; Travel now, slay later; Lonely Valley; Excitement a Milltown; The trap that Jack built; Fiddle dee dead -- disc 5. This one'll kill ya; The prettiest dress in Goldfield; What's mine is mine; Larceny and Old Ace; Carson City Kitty; The man from solitary; The choker; Case of the barefoot girl; The patient skeleton; The Judas tree; Hard money, soft touch -- disc 6. Let'em eat smoke; Mystery sniper; Pistols for two; So early int he morning; Love on the rocks; While Jerome burned; And baby makes two; The night has a thousand eyes; Everything else is Bridgeport; The girl on cloud nine.
Summary:
Based on true cases from the files of the Nevada State Police, each episode finds Blake and his fellow officers fighting crime in the Silver State. Sheriff Andy Anderson and Sheriff Elder join Cameron in their crusade to keep peace and justice in the new old west, in stories of ranchers, miners, convicts and murder!
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