Season 1 (1966)
Title | Original Airdate | Guest Stars | # | ||
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The Elephant Thieves | January 11, 1966 | Lane Bradford, Dan Ferrone | 101 | ||
A baby elephant heads for Tracy's study center after a trapper kills its mother. | |||||
Predator of Wameru | January 18, 1966 | Don Marshall, Yale Summers, Than Wyenn | 102 | ||
Dr. Tracy sets out after a poacher, who has set dozens of animal traps all over the reserve. | |||||
The Killer Lion | January 25, 1966 | Don Marshall | 103 | ||
A game guard's old pet lioness's increasing irritability culminates in an attack on a farmer. | |||||
Adventure of the Lion Cubs | February 1, 1966 | Sean McClory, Lawrence Montaigne, Yale Summers | 104 | ||
Dr. Tracy and Jack Dane come across three lion cubs whose mother has been snared in a poacher's trap. | |||||
Trail of the Cheetah | February 8, 1966 | Ron Hayes, Don Marshall, Dina Merrill | 105 | ||
While Janet Lorne is visiting, an escaped murderer is reported in the vicinity. | |||||
Leopard of Madla George | February 15, 1966 | Peter Brocco, Harry Lauter, Marian McCargo, Otis Young | 106 | ||
A professional hunter joins an archaeological expedition. His job, kill all predatory animals near the camp. | |||||
The Diamond Smugglers | March 1, 1966 | Richard Angarola, Nico Minardos, Paul Winfield | 107 | ||
Dr. Tracy pays a visit to two Frenchman who say they are paleontologists, but who are actually diamond smugglers. | |||||
The Chimp Who Went Ape | March 8, 1966 | 108 | |||
Judy the Chimp angers a family of wild chimpanzees when she brings an injured young chimp to the study center. | |||||
The Killer Dog | March 15, 1966 | George Mitchell, Yale Summers | 109 | ||
A foul-tempered farmer has trained his German shepherd dog to attack any and all animals from the Wameru reserve. Paula and Jack Dane find the animal caught in a poacher's snare, rescue it, and take it back to Dr. Tracy to be treated and, more importantly, re-trained--a prospect that's not likely to sit well with the dog's owner. | |||||
Return of the Killer | March 22, 1966 | Jan Clayton, Ron Hayes | 110 | ||
After escaping from prison, a wounded killer heads for Wameru to receive medical aid. | |||||
Return of the Killer: Part 2 | March 29, 1966 | Yale Summers | 111 | ||
Held at gunpoint, Paula must try to remove a bullet from escaped killer Roy Meadows | |||||
The Man-Eater of Wameru | April 5, 1966 | Doris Dowling, Joe Higgins | 112 | ||
A magazine photographer looking for a story lures a hostile tribe of poachers onto the Wamera reserve, thinking that she will get some "dramatic" pictures to go with the story. | |||||
Crisis at the Compound | April 12, 1966 | Gloria Manon, Hedley Mattingly, David Opatoshu | 113 | ||
Dr. Tracy treats an injured leopard and releases it into the wild, but a visiting trade commissioner who wants to hunt for big game sets his sights on the leopard for his trophy. Dr. Tracy sets out to derail his plans. | |||||
The Hostages | April 19, 1966 | Yale Summers | 114 | ||
Clarence the Lion and Judy the Chimp are kidnapped and held for ransom. | |||||
Judy and the Hyena | April 26, 1966 | Ed Prentiss, Yale Summers, Hari Rhodes | 115 | ||
Judy the chimp, who was once bitten by a hyena, gets nervous, scared and agitated when she sees Paul and Jack bring in an injured hyena pup. Dr. Tracy has a difficult time keeping Judy calm enough so he can work on the hyena. | |||||
Wall of Flames: Part 1 | May 3, 1966 | King Donovan, Michael Pate | 116 | ||
Warned against hunting on the reserve, a hunter starts a fire to drive the animals out. | |||||
Wall of Flames: Part 2 | May 10, 1966 | King Donovan, Michael Pate | 117 | ||
Paula and Jack face the dangers of a brush fire started by an unscrupulous hunter. | |||||
Judy and the Gunrunners | May 17, 1966 | Theodore Marcuse | 118 | ||
Tracy lends a helping hand to Dr. Akubar, a gunrunner posing as an archaeologist. |
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Famous quotes containing the word season:
“When I was bound apprentice, in famous Lincolnshire,
Full well I served my master for more than seven year,
Till I took up poaching, as you shall quickly hear:
Oh, tis my delight on a shining night, in the season of the year.”
—Unknown. The Lincolnshire Poacher (l. 14)