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==Other episodes==

==Other episodes==

In "Mojave", McGraw's car breaks down in the desert; stranded in a small town in the Mojave Desert, he is accused of murdering a waitress; character actor Claude Akins guest stars.<ref name=ctva/> In "The Joshua Tree," McGraw is again in the desert, where he finds the corpse of an artist who apparently died while at work. McGraw disputes the police, who list the death as one of natural causes.<ref name=ctva/> Peter Paul Fix (1901-1983), later the reliable Sheriff Micah Torrance on [[ABC]]’s ''The Rifleman," guest stars.<ref name=ctva/>​

In "Mojave", McGraw's car breaks down in the desert; stranded in a small town in the Mojave Desert, he is accused of murdering a waitress; character actor Claude Akins guest stars.<ref name=ctva/> In "The Joshua Tree," McGraw is again in the desert, where he finds the corpse of an artist who apparently died while at work. McGraw disputes the police, who list the death as one of natural causes.<ref name=ctva/> Peter Paul Fix (1901-1983), later the reliable Sheriff Micah Torrance on [[ABC]]’s ''The Rifleman,'' guest stars.<ref name=ctva/>​

In "Friend of the Court," 12-year-old Tommy Cassady (portrayed by Billy Chapin) runs away from boarding school toward [[Reno]], [[Nevada]], in an effort to stop his parents, (Dennis McCarthy and Catherine McLeod) from obtaining a [[divorce]].<ref name=ctva/> In the penultimate episode on April 8, 1958, two brothers in the [[diamond]] business steal a large gem and try to blame the theft on McGraw. Ross Elliott guest stars.<ref name=ctva/>​

In "Friend of the Court," 12-year-old Tommy Cassady (portrayed by Billy Chapin) runs away from boarding school toward [[Reno]], [[Nevada]], in an effort to stop his parents, (Dennis McCarthy and Catherine McLeod) from obtaining a [[divorce]].<ref name=ctva/> In the penultimate episode on April 8, 1958, two brothers in the [[diamond]] business steal a large gem and try to blame the theft on McGraw. Ross Elliott guest stars.<ref name=ctva/>​