My Friend Flicka (TV Series) - Episodes and Guest Stars

Episodes and Guest Stars

• "One Man's Horse" (series premiere), Flicka is stolen by an outlaw. (Hugh Beaumont as Simmons and Forrest Lewis as a storekeeper)
• "Blind Faith", Flicka is blinded in an accident and unexpectedly recovers. (Robert Adler as Ed Quinney)
• "A Case of Honor", Rob is accused of poisoning a water hole during a clash of ranchers and sheepherders. (Peter Whitney as Crothers)
• "A Good Deed", Ken and Flicka help a disabled boy overcome his fear of horses.
• "Cavalry Horse", the McLaughlins try to save a soldier's horse from extermination. (Robert Adler as Pete Slocum)
• "The Accident", Ken is stalked by a cougar after being thrown by Flicka. (Robert Adler as John Bronson)
• "The Stranger", Ken is held hostage by an escaped convict. (Jeff Morrow as Mason)
• "The Wild Horse", strangers want to buy Flicka, who suddenly goes missing after Ken refuses to sell. (Denver Pyle as Alec, Guinn Williams as the blacksmith, and Tyler McVey as a police officer)
• "Rogue Stallion", McLaughlin and a neighbor each try to capture a wild horse. (John Doucette and Claude Akins as Hap and Matt Scott)
• "The Little Secret", Ken saves the life of a Native American Indian baby. (Claude Akins as Keenak)
• "Act of Loyalty", Flicka helps a fugitive escape from jail, and some townspeople erroneously suspect that Ken is involved.
• "Silver Saddle", Flicka competes in a race for a silver saddle, but some suspect Ken had released a rival horse. (Herbert Rudley as Mr. Rawlins)
• "The Phantom Hand", McLaughlin makes plans to sell the ranch after his entire herd runs away. (Roy Roberts)
• "The Little Visitor", Ken and a boy are trapped in a mine.
• "The Golden Promise", Ken and Gus search for gold and leave Rob with the ranch chores. (Robert Adler as a foreman)
• "Black Dust", construction crews reopening a mine contaminate the water supply. (Robert Adler as Ben)
• "Night Rider", an old murder mystery is revived. (Hugh Beaumont appears again as Simmons.)
• "The Settler", Ken and Flicka pursue a runaway horse.
• "Wind from Heaven", Ken befriends a child of homesteaders with whom the ranchers are in conflict. (Steve Conte as Steve Connell and John M. Pickard as Rufe Grimes)
• "The Whip", Ken copes with a powerful black stallion without the use of a whip used by an experienced horse trainer. (Herbert Rudley)
• "The Runaways", Ken pursues Flicka, after she runs away to join a wild horse mistaken for an albino killer.
• "The Cameraman", Rob saves a photographer from stampeding horses and then suspects that the man is a thief. (John Carradine)
• "Old Danny", Ken and Flicka help a little girl whose dog faces a threat from coyotes. (Ann Doran as Mrs. Martha Japson, later the mother on the series National Velvet, and Sandy Descher as Betty Japson)
• "Rough and Ready", future U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt intervenes in a range war (Frank Albertson as Roosevelt)
• "Royal Carriage", Ken prepares the reception for a visiting countess.
• "Mr. Goblin", Ken brings home a stray white colt. (Tiger Fafara)
• "Rebels in Hiding", the Indian Thundercloud runs off with his grandson, Silver Fawn.
• "Lock, Stock, and Barrel", Ken hides Flicka in an abandoned barn, unaware that the building has been sold. (Claude Akins as August Hoskins)
• "The Unmasking", Ken and a young woman befriend a thief. (Sheb Wooley as Harry Runyon)
• "Refuge for the Night", Ken and Nell are alone at the ranch when an escaped convict arrives.
• "Against All Odds", Ken finds a puppy in his rabbit trap. (Phil Chambers as Doc Harrow)
• "The Old Champ", Rob competes as a wrestler at a medicine show. (Mike Mazurki as Hercules)
• "The Medicine Man", townspeople opposed a young Indian doctor who is treating Nell. (Pat Hogan as Mark Hawk)
• "When Bugles Blow", Rob considers re-enlisting in the cavalry, but Gus advises caution. (Raymond Bailey as Colonel Percival)
• "The Recuse", Ken learns a painful lesson when he ridicules an elderly woman. (Douglas Evans)
• "The Foundlings", Ken runs away from home and encounters two unhappy orphans.
• "Growing Pains", a little girl and a prize bull arrive at the ranch.
• "Lost River". Rob buys a stallion with a Chinese brand, which he learns means "Evil comes to him who owns me". (Sammee Tong, later of the sitcom Bachelor Father, as Wong and Forrest Taylor as Shaginaw)
• "Big Red" (series finale), while trailing an escaped show horse, Rob and Ken are menaced by a gun-wielding cowboy. (Denver Pyle as Clint Taylor and Jean Byron as Barbara Schuyler)