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It's the Noble Thing to Do
The Rounders - S1 - E3
Jim Ed is using a remote-control device as a training dogie in hopes of turning the ranch plugs into first class cutting horses—and ending Old Fooler's cow-horse career.
The Rounders: Season 1 - 18 Episode s
1x1 - Pilot
September 6, 1966
1x2 - Frontier Frankenstein
September 13, 1966
Jim Ed plans to buy unpredictable Old Fooler and make a fortune selling the critter to a rodeo—but the horse has other ideas abut the transaction.
1x3 - It's the Noble Thing to Do
September 20, 1966
Jim Ed is using a remote-control device as a training dogie in hopes of turning the ranch plugs into first class cutting horses—and ending Old Fooler's cow-horse career.
1x4 - The Moonshine Still Shines
September 27, 1966
Jim Ed hires Noble Vestry, the world's best cowboy, to show Ben and Howdy what cow-punching really means.
1x5 - Don't Buffalo Me
October 4, 1966
Jim Ed begins his job as temporary sheriff by trying to smash a moonshiner's illegal still.
1x6 - The Scavenger Hunt
October 11, 1966
Ben and Howdy stand to make a tidy sum if they can find—and corral—a buffalo for Jim Ed.
1x7 - Some Things are Not for Sale
October 18, 1966
Ben and Howdy are literally lassoed off the J. L. Ranch and into a job at near-by Velvet Haven, an exclusive health resort for women.
1x8 - It Takes Only One to Suffer
October 25, 1966
Jim Ed wants to buy Howdy's remarkedly effective good luck piece— but some things just are not for sale.
1x9 - Man of the Year
November 1, 1966
Disgusted with life on the ranch, Ben gives Old Fooler to Howdy and takes over the operation of a one-pump gas station.
1x10 - Four-Alarm Wingding
November 15, 1966
Jim Ed wants to be named Man of the Year in Texas, so the ornery tightwad makes a painful effort to change his image.
1x11 - Four Alarm Wingding
November 15, 1966
Jim Ed has bought a trailer from Howdy, but the merchandise might not arrive in A-1 condition: Howdy and Ben are throwing a party for the whole darned community in the trailer.
1x12 - You Hold Your Temper, I'll Hold My Tongue
November 29, 1966
Jim Ed promises a handsome sum if Ben Howdy will haul his new boat to Lake Love. Leave it to the two cowpokes to foul up a simple job....
1x13 - Horse of a Different Cutter
December 6, 1966
A cutting-horse contest finds Howdy and Jim backing different entrants—and using all the sneaky tricks in the book to win their bets.
1x14 - Polo, Anyone?
December 13, 1966
1x15 - Low Moon at Hi Lo
December 20, 1966
1x16 - The Sweet Little Old Lady
December 27, 1966
1x17 - Efficiency is for the Experts
January 3, 1967
1x18 - What Elephants?
January 3, 1967