Mon, Jan 18, 1965
When Kimble (David Janssen) witnesses a town sheriff (Pat Hingle) murder a prisoner (Tom Skerritt), the sheriff plans on killing him next.
Mon, Jan 25, 1965
A young woman (Katherine Crawford), desperate to be free of her mother's manipulating control, plans to marry a boy her mother doesn't approve of. Kimble (David Janssen) tries to help but the girl's other suitor threatens to expose him if he interferes.
Mon, Feb 15, 1965
A small town is on edge because two women have been murdered. Kimble (David Janssen) is stopped by a group of vigilantes who suspect any stranger. He escapes and hides in an abandoned building, where he is helped by a young naive woman (June Harding).
Mon, Mar 22, 1965
When Kimble (David Janssen) uses the driver's license of a man (John Milford) who gave him a ride, he is mistaken for a witness marked for assassination.
Mon, Apr 19, 1965
Not knowing the cops are close behind him, Kimble (David Janssen) gets a job at Jungle Land, a small-town animal attraction that is in financial trouble. One of Jungle Land's partners (Steve Forrest) hatches a plan to have Kimble captured on the premises for the publicity.
Mon, Nov 15, 1965
Kimble's joined on the run by Lt. Gerard's wife, who's had it with being no. 2 to a phantom. Kimble stumbles, signing his own name on a time-sheet, which sets off a manhunt, while residents battle a flood. Gerard (Barry Morse) drags his wife off of their vacation to join the hounds. With many roads out of the Midwest city under water, Marie Gerard (Barbara Rush) and Kimble (David Janssen) end up on the same Eastbound bus.
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Mon, Nov 22, 1965
Stranded in an abandoned town and awaiting help, the blind Mrs. Gerard (Barbara Rush) realizes she is with Kimble (David Janssen). With her husband on the way, she delays Kimble's departure, hoping his capture will end her husband's obsession and save her marriage.
Mon, Dec 6, 1965
After three police officers are murdered Kimble (David Janssen), the new stranger in town, becomes the obvious suspect. His situation is complicated by his boss (William Shatner), a former cop who suffers from a mysterious psychiatric problem.