My Friend Flicka - Season 1 (1955)

Flicka and the McLaughlins try to help a crippled boy overcome his fear of horses.

Retired Sergeant O'Gara's horse is accidentally sold to a buyer of old cavalry horses to be sent to a glue factory. When O'Gara can't produce his bill of sale, he is forced to steal the animal to save its life.

Ken falls off his horse when Flicka is startled by a vicious white dog and the saddle cinch parts. Flicka then runs away chased by the dog. Rob thinks Ken is protecting Flicka and doesn't believe his story. When Rob refuses to look for the horse, Ken sneaks out of the house and searches the range for his horse.. A neighbor warns the McLaughlins about a killer dog, Rob realizes that it was the canine, not Flicka who has been disturbing his pregnant cattle and he and Gus take off after Ken before he can come to harm.

Ken is abducted by an badly wounded escaped prisoner.

Two men seeking a bucking bronco for their carnival offer to buy Flicka, but Ken turns them down. When Flicka disappears from his corral Rob and Nell assume that he has escaped to the open range until they spot her in a show ring while on vacation.

Rob and a pair of rival ranchers vie to capture a wild stallion.

Ken becomes involved with a crooked Indian agent and a sick papoose when he tries to buy a going away present for his mother from a trading post.

Ken is accused of helping his friend, a man falsely accused of robbing the general store, escape from jail.

Ken desperately wants to win a horse show because the top prize is a beautiful saddle with silver trimming. There is only one horse entered in the show who can compete with Flicka and Ken is accused of letting a animal escape so that his horse can win the show.

Rob McLaughlin decides to see the Goose Bar Ranch and Flicka with it, when his entire herd of horses disappears without a trace.

Rob McLaughlin agrees to look after the son of an old army colleague for the summer. The headstrong child won't listen to instruction, which results in his being trapped in an abandoned mine.and Ken along with him.

Gus is smitten with gold fever when Ken finds a gold nugget stuck in Flicka's hoof and spends all his time searching for the vein it came from. It couldn't come at worse time for the Goose Bar Ranch, because Rob signed a contract to deliver 150 saddle-broke horses, then breaks his leg before the order can be completed.

A construction crew reopening an old coal mine foul the water supply of neighboring ranches.

When no one believes his story about a ghostly rider racing on the ridge above his father's ranch, Ken decides to investigate and discovers the night rider is a young man trying to find the man who murdered his father years ago.

The Hunter family, heading for Oregon, is forced to stop at the Goose Bar Ranch when their wagon tips over and their horse runs away. Rob thinks that Sam Hunter is afraid to travel any further and sets about building his confidence.

While the ranchers battle the homesteaders over the right to use land for grazing or farming, young Ken McLaughlin befriends one of the homesteaders' children.

Rob McLaughlin hires a experienced trainer to help him break a string of wild horses. The trainer's frequent use of his whip causes a powerful stallion to attack him. Ken insists he can train the stallion by using kindness and understanding and sets about to teach the more experienced man a lesson.

Flicka runs away from the ranch to join Rebel, Rob's magnificent half-wild stallion, who has been mistaken for an albino killer horse. Ken follows Rebel to a hidden valley in the hope that he will find Flicka.. Not only does he find Flicka, but a herd of about sixty mares the wild stallion lured from neighboring ranches.

An eccentric photographer hires young Ken to show him where he can find a team of wild horses to shoot...with his camera.

Nell agrees to look after the Jepson's old dog when the rancher threatens to kill it. When the dog's previous owner, a precocious ten-year-old girl, starts spending more time with the McLaughlin's home than her own, family discord ensues.

Ken accidentally meets Vice-President Teddy Roosevelt while on a fishing trip and convinces him to investigate over-grazing on Montana's range land.

When a countess comes to visit, Ken (Johnny Washbrook) tries to prepare a royal reception.

Ken brings a stray white colt home to the Goose Bar Ranch.

Ken and Flicka make friends with a Native American who is hiding out near Goose Bar Ranch and teaching his grandson their traditional ways. Mr. Forbes, the new Indian agent, wants to get them back onto the reservation.

Flicka's lack of a brand results in a dispute with neighbors about Flicka's ownership.

Nell McLaughlin plays cupid with a spinster friend and a professional bronc rider. A local rancher's prized palominos go missing.

Ken and his mother Nell are alone on the ranch when an escaped convict shows up and takes over the house to hide out from the law.

The McLaughlins take in a stray dog. Ken's plan to go on his first roundup are thwarted when Flicka is injured.

Rob wrestles against a medicine show wresting champ to earn money for Hildy's operation.

Ken enlists a Native American doctor to help his sick mother.

The cavalry is having a recruitment drive. Rob consider joining up again.

An eccentric reclusive woman is thought to be a witch by some of the town's residents.

Ken decides to leave home and start a career as a blacksmith's helper. The McLaughlin's help two orphaned brothers.

The men take a trip to purchase a new bull. Ken must stay home to play host to a visiting friend of the family.

Rob searches for a new source of water. A new horse is suspected of being a jinx.

A prized show horse goes missing. Ken, Rob and Gus are on a roundup and try to collect the $1000 reward.