Last Fling: Mischief and Murder

In this lively episode of Gunsmoke, two seemingly harmless old-timers arrive in Dodge City, eager for a final “last fling” and some harmless fun. But as their playful antics escalate, they turn their attention to Kitty, accusing her of a dangerous plot against them! Marshal Matt Dillon steps in, trying to discern whether the two visitors are innocent jesters or cunning troublemakers with a darker agenda. As accusations fly, Dillon must navigate the line between prank and peril to prevent any more outbursts in the already volatile town of Dodge.

Last Fling - Mischief and Murder balances humor and tension, capturing the unique spirit of Dodge City where even the most unassuming figures can harbor secrets. Written by John Meston, this episode features memorable performances from the cast, bringing to life the unpredictable nature of life in the Old West.

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Join Last Fling - Mischief and Murder to experience the raucous adventures of two feisty visitors and their impact on Dodge City.

Welcome to Gunsmoke: Old West Stories, a podcast that takes you back to the rugged plains of 1870s Dodge City, Kansas. Rediscover the timeless tales of bravery, justice, and survival in the American frontier with our re-broadcasts of the classic Gunsmoke radio program.

First airing on April 26, 1952, Gunsmoke was celebrated as the first adult western radio show, renowned for its superb storytelling and exceptional production quality. Join Marshal Matt Dillon, portrayed by the incomparable William Conrad, as he faces the challenges of maintaining law and order in a tumultuous town. Alongside him are unforgettable characters like Chester Proudfoot (Parley Baer), the steadfast deputy; Kitty (Georgia Ellis), the resilient saloon owner; and Doc Adams (Howard McNear), the town’s compassionate physician.

What sets Gunsmoke apart is not just its stellar cast and engaging plots but the immersive sound effects that bring each scene to life. Every gunshot, horse gallop, and whisper of the wind transports you directly to the heart of the Old West.

Whether you're a longtime fan or a new listener, Gunsmoke: Old West Stories promises to deliver gripping adventures and a nostalgic journey through one of radio’s most iconic series. Tune in and let the legends of Dodge City captivate your imagination.