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Annie O'Connell's boarding house in Buckskin, Montana, in 1880, is the setting for dramas unfolding for travelers and townies alike. Stories are seen through the eyes of 10-year-old Jody.

Tennessee Ernie Ford, the likable singer, comedian and entertainer hosted his own variety show sponsored by the Ford Motor Company which gave him the venue to entertain millions with his informal, homespun humor and singing.

Professor Joe Howe is a Korean War veteran who is hired to teach English at Channing College. The dean Fred Baker is his mentor as Howe is writing a novel about his experiences. They are frequently involved in the student's lives.

A Tennessee Ernie Ford special with guests Andy Grifith, Danny Thomas, Diana Ross and the Supremes, the Young Americans and the Dillards, Bluegrass Band. Featured in the hour: Ernie, Andy and Danny recall childhood days and impersonate their elders; . Ernie talks about the popularity of the guitar; Danny does a turn as a flamenco dancer; and a "happening" sequence shifts from discotheque dances to hoedowns.

A salute to the golden age of musicals from the 1940s.

The O'Connells meet a man who feels he has been cheated of his wages by the mining company he had worked for. He decides to turn to robbery to get the money owed him despite Tommy trying to help.

The Shakespearean troupe is without a Juliet.

Heading to the town of Buckskin, a photographer gets more than he was expecting when the stage is held up by outlaws.

Teacher Ben Newcomb preaches non-violence until a ruffian insults his wife.

An old-timer strikes gold, and his sons arrive to cash in.

A stranger rides into Buckskin and causes a stir because of his ability to quote the Bible.

George Bradley was Annie's old beau, and he'd like to rekindle the flames.

Jody wants to sell his prize lamb to sheep trader Cash Robertson in order to buy a rifle, but Robertson doesn't want to buy it.

An ailing old man arrives in Buckskin to see his son, whom he believes to be a successful rancher. Knowing that the old man hasn't long to live, the son hesitates to admit to him that he isn't a rancher at all.

The people of Buckskin are enraged by a reign of vandalism that has struck the town. Coup sticks, carved Indian symbols of bravery, are found at the scene of each incident.

Jody's recently orphaned cousin from Ireland arrives in Buckskin. The young man's quick temper and arrogant manner irritate the townspeople, and he becomes the prime suspect in a bank robbery.

Sellers grant an expectant father's amnesty, but a posse is not so accommodating.

Detective Kirby arrives in town on the trail of a man who performs surgery without a doctor's license. The O'Connells like the man and try to keep the officer from doing his job.

A counselor is preparing Melissa for marriage, but it's the advisor who needs help.