The Big Valley Season 3
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| Release Date | 1969-05-19 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 50 minutes |
| Genres | Western, Drama |
| Stars | Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Long, Peter Breck, Lee Majors, Linda Evans |
| Directors | Lou Morheim, Jules V. Levy, Jeannie Epper |
| Release Date | 1969-05-19 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 50 minutes |
| Genres | Western, Drama |
| Stars | Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Long, Peter Breck, Lee Majors, Linda Evans |
| Directors | Lou Morheim, Jules V. Levy, Jeannie Epper |
The Big Valley is an American western television series which ran on ABC from September 15, 1965, to May 19, 1969. The show stars Barbara Stanwyck, as the widow of a wealthy nineteenth century California rancher. It was created by A.I. Bezzerides and Louis F. Edelman, and produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven for Four Star Television.
A man is hired at the ranch who is believed to be a Mexican outlaw thought long dead.
Victoria helps three indian women at a desert mission.
To pay off a gambling debt, sheepherder Josiah Freeman pawns off his flock on Nick, who stubbornly tries to tend the troublesome sheep — despite insults and threats from his fellow cattlemen
Jarrod is temporarily blinded.
Heath and family help a wayward saloon girl.
Nick stops at an inn where they kill people for their money.
A client of Jarrod's escapes and takes over the schoolhouse where Audra is substitute teacher.
While on a layover in a strange town, Audra disappears without a trace, leaving her desperate mother to find her.
A deranged doctor moves to town and makes Victoria, then Audra, his next victim.
Part 1, A forest fire rages drawing closer to Stockton. The only solution, a firebreak made with nitroglyceryn!!
Part2, The Barkley boys volunteer to take the nitro to the fire!!
Victoria is grabbed by men on their way to a prison, who need to replace the female prisoner they killed.
While traveling through a strange town, a murder occurs and an innocent man is accused of it. Heath saw the man who really committed the crime, a fact which gets him more trouble than he bargained for.
Accused of killing one of their people, a band of ""religious"" take Heath captive, where he is forced to work as a slave to the widow of the dead man.
The Barkleys hire a bunch of convicts to help with a harvest, and find out that they are tormented by an evil overseer.
Heath and Nick travel across the state line to find the two brothers that shot Jarrod in the midst of a robbery. What they find is a town full of people who think of the outlaws as saints, since they're the ones who built the town. In the end the town finds out their true colors and they are brought to justice.
After his new bride is murdered, a grief stricken Jarrod goes out for revenge.
When the Barkleys meet a Mexican fleeing a revolution, they vow to help protect him
When the Stryder gang escapes, Heath and Nick want to help catch them
Jarod defends Heath in court when he is accused of murder.
A couple kidnap Victoria in exchange for rice
When Jarod goes to Rimfire to conclude a merge of two mines, trouble starts.
Nick falls for newcomer Layle Johnson, who is slow to respond to his attentions. Victoria discovers why - she's already married!
A friend of Heath's has been carrying on a correspondence courtship with a woman who is to be his mail-order bride.
Nick sets out to emotionally help a 14 year old boy who is rejected by his high-class parents.
When a senator arrives in Stockton to promote his re-election, troubles flare when his opponent releases a fraudulent photo.
