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The Littlest Hobo Season 4

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Season 4 Episodes

18 episodes
Napoleon
1
Napoleon
Sep 16, 1982
Home Free
2
Home Free
Sep 23, 1982
Back to Nature
3
Back to Nature
Sep 30, 1982
The Imaginative Invalid
4
The Imaginative Invalid
Oct 7, 1982
A wealthy woman announces that she's leaving her money to her dog.
Finders Keepers
5
Finders Keepers
Oct 14, 1982
Happy Birthday Mom
6
Happy Birthday Mom
Oct 21, 1982
Two brothers compete in a bike race to try to earn money for their mother's birthday.
The Spirit of Thunder Rock (1)
7
The Spirit of Thunder Rock (1)
Oct 28, 1982
A seismologist takes his family along on a field assignment, where they are threatened by impending earthquakes of which only the Hobo appears to be fully aware.
The Spirit of Thunder Rock (2)
8
The Spirit of Thunder Rock (2)
Nov 4, 1982
The quakes continue to imperil the now separated members of the family and an armed poacher who prefers his privacy only adds to the danger.
The Spirit of Thunder Rock (3)
9
The Spirit of Thunder Rock (3)
Nov 11, 1982
The biggest quake of them all strikes and causes a cave-in, trapping Marti with the poacher.
Rabies
10
Rabies
Nov 18, 1982
Day For Night
11
Day For Night
Nov 25, 1982
Trooper
12
Trooper
Dec 2, 1982
The Loneliest Day of the Week
13
The Loneliest Day of the Week
Jan 27, 1983
Double Vision
14
Double Vision
Feb 3, 1983
Winner Take All
15
Winner Take All
Feb 10, 1983
Small Pleasures
16
Small Pleasures
Mar 3, 1983
The Five Labours of Hercules (1)
17
The Five Labours of Hercules (1)
Mar 17, 1983
A boy with a leg injury has his heart set on buying a pure-bred dog, but needs to raise the money fast, so the Hobo helps him with a dog-sitting service. This episode was written by Charles Eisenmann, the owner and trainer of London and the other German Shepherds who portrayed Hobo.
The Five Labours of Hercules (2)
18
The Five Labours of Hercules (2)
Mar 24, 1983
The Hobo must escape from a dog catcher's van and round up several unruly dogs which quickly bring havoc to wherever they roam. This episode was written by Charles Eisenmann, the owner and trainer of London and the other German Shepherds who portrayed Hobo.