Richard Carlyle

Encountering an uncharted planet in an empty region of space, Kirk and his crew are entertained by Trelane, a playful being who lacks the self control to wield his great psionic powers with discipline. When he threatens the whole ship, Kirk himself faces down Trelane's tantrums until relief surprisingly arrives.

Bobby becomes obsessed with the legendary outlaw, Jesse James, and tries to take on his character at school. His Principal and teachers grow concerned about his idolizing the outlaw and calls Mike and Carol regarding the problem. Mike sets out to change his sons opinion of the western legend by exposing the truth about Jesse. Bobbys eyes are finally opened when he watches a documentary about the cold hearted killer.

A would-be bounty hunter has a hidden motive in persuading Marshal Matt Dillon to help him bring in a wanted man.

A professional hit man (Richard Conte) tries to retire but things keep getting in the way. With Sarah Shane.

A psychic (Ruth Gordon) informs police of a dream in which she sees a murder take place before it ever happened.

Rowdy Yates is brought to "trial" by his former Confederate Army buddies who say he betrayed their plan to escape a Union prison. Cabot and Bellamy, an ex-captain and corporal in the Confederate Army, ride into camp and, after a solemn discussion with ramrod Rowdy Yates, ride out with him. They travel to a ruined courthouse in a nearby ghost town where they are joined by Pvt. Jordan and Cpl. Mason: their purpose is a private court-martial of Pvt. Yates whom they charge betrayed their escape from a Union prisoner-of-war camp (an act that resulted in the death of two men and almost total paralysis for Cpl. Mason). Ironically, the proceedings are interrupted by a drunken old man, Judge Alexander Langford a once-powerful, respected jurist who has retired from the bench to a life of drinking. Cabot decides that Langford would be a fitting judge and forces him, with his ever-present bottle, to preside. Thus, the "trial" begins.