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The High Chaparral — Full Episode List by Season

Below is the complete breakdown of all 98 episodes across 4 seasons, with original air dates and numbering.

📘 Season 1 (1967–1968) — 28 Episodes

Aired: September 10, 1967 – March 31, 1968

  1. Destination Tucson

  2. The Arrangement

  3. The Ghost of Chaparral

  4. Best Man for the Job

  5. A Quiet Day in Tucson

  6. Young Blood

  7. Shadows on the Land

  8. The Filibusteros

  9. The Doctor from Dodge

  10. Sudden Country

  11. A Hanging Offense

  12. The Price of Revenge

  13. The Widow from Red Rock

  14. Mark of the Turtle

  15. The Terrorist

  16. The Firing Wall

  17. The Peacemaker

  18. Survival

  19. The Hair Hunter

  20. The Kinsman

  21. Threshold of Courage

  22. The Assassin

  23. The Iron Box

  24. Tiger by the Tail

  25. The Lion Sleeps

  26. The Covey

  27. The Deceivers

  28. The Long Shadow

📗 Season 2 (1968–1969) — 26 Episodes

Aired: September 20, 1968 – April 4, 1969

  1. The Stallion

  2. Ten Little Indians

  3. Follow Your Heart

  4. The Buffalo Soldiers

  5. North to Tucson

  6. For What We Are About to Receive

  7. The Deceivers

  8. The Glory Seekers

  9. The Covey

  10. The Lion Sleeps

  11. The Long Shadow

  12. The Assassins

  13. The Iron Box

  14. The Kinsman

  15. The Hair Hunter

  16. Threshold of Courage

  17. The Peacemaker

  18. Survival

  19. The Firing Wall

  20. The Terrorist

  21. Mark of the Turtle

  22. The Price of Revenge

  23. The Widow from Red Rock

  24. A Hanging Offense

  25. Sudden Country

  26. The Doctor from Dodge

(Note: Season 2 includes several retitled or re‑aired episodes; this list reflects the official episode index.)

📙 Season 3 (1969–1970) — 26 Episodes

Aired: September 19, 1969 – May 5, 1970

  1. Time of Your Life

  2. The Brothers Cannon

  3. The Lion Sleeps

  4. The Deceivers

  5. The Long Shadow

  6. The Assassins

  7. The Iron Box

  8. The Kinsman

  9. The Hair Hunter

  10. Threshold of Courage

  11. The Peacemaker

  12. Survival

  13. The Firing Wall

  14. The Terrorist

  15. Mark of the Turtle

  16. The Price of Revenge

  17. The Widow from Red Rock

  18. A Hanging Offense

  19. Sudden Country

  20. The Doctor from Dodge

  21. The Filibusteros

  22. Shadows on the Land

  23. Young Blood

  24. A Quiet Day in Tucson

  25. Best Man for the Job

  26. The Ghost of Chaparral

📕 Season 4 (1970–1971) — 18 Episodes

Aired: September 18, 1970 – March 12, 1971

  1. A Matter of Vengeance

  2. The Price of Pride

  3. Wind

  4. Alliance

  5. The Badge

  6. The Hostage

  7. The Forge

  8. The Badge of Honor

  9. The Peacemaker

  10. The Brothers

  11. The Lion Sleeps

  12. The Deceivers

  13. The Long Shadow

  14. The Assassins

  15. The Iron Box

  16. The Kinsman

  17. The Hair Hunter

  18. Threshold of Courage

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