Universal Westerns

An Army captain wanted for desertion.

An actor visits a ghost town where he last appeared with his late wife.

Hardie faces opposition when he tries to investigate a friend's drowning death.

A marshal joins the train and tries to coax his captive, a young bank robber, to abandon his criminal ways and divulge the location of his hidden stash.

After Charlie and a winemaker rescue a group of teetotal travelers from a runaway wagon, one of them falls in love with the winemaker and must reconcile her lifestyle with his profession.

The wagon train finds Sam Darland and a number of orphan boys in an old ghost town.

Bill and Charlie help a tormented sea captain search for a sailor he thinks is still alive.

When his wagon falls down a cliff, Davey Baxter's mother is killed, and his arm is crushed; the doctor is unavailable, so Chris Hale is the one forced to make the decision to amputate Davey's to save his life.

A sergeant becomes torn between his Cherokee roots and his loyalty to the U.S. Army when he faces a 20-year prison sentence.

Hawks rides to the Kaylor ranch to buy horses for the wagon train; he finds that the owner John Kaylor has just died.

Alcoholic Southerner Stevenson Drake becomes angry with John Hollister, who never joined the Confederate Army, and suspects John of trying to lure away his wife.

Duke and Charlie come across a sheriff and his female prisoner, Lily Legend, a childhood sweetheart of Duke's who the sheriff is escorting to be hanged for murder.

Suspicions of insanity and witchcraft abound when members of the wagon train discover several broken dolls among Sara Proctor's belongings, prompting Hale and Charlie to investigate.

Duke Shannon stops over in the town of High Times, and almost right away gets into a fight with, and accidentally kills, one of the gunmen who are essentially holding the town hostage.

A rash of typhoid fever strikes.

The four Hooper brothers are orphaned when their parents are killed in a wagon accident.

The Perez family is run out of their town because people believe their daughter Juana is a witch.

Paul Halleck, who ran a Yankee prison camp in which Jess had been imprisoned years earlier, arrives in town to take the job of deputy sheriff.

Slim's old flame returns to Laramie to sing in her ex-con boyfriend's newly re-opened casino, but the boyfriend has plans for Slim.

Jess offers to help a neighbor whose ranch is threatened by a wildfire, but the neighbor instead asks him to pick up the man's mail-order bride.

Slim, Daisy and Mike try to help a girl rescue her mother from a well, unaware that the woman's husband is part of a stage robbery.

Jess and Mort search for the men who robbed the Laramie bank and shot Mike; after finding two, they learn the third man may be in Chlorine, so Jess heads out alone.

A Wells Fargo employee has been killed and Hardie suspects a boxer.

An incoming stage has problems with a drunken, violent passenger who turns out to be the boxer John L. Sullivan.

Hardie becomes involved with a female Wells Fargo agent.

Hardie gets assigned to protect a diamond salesman carrying a small fortune in gems.

Pearl Harvey's heavily insured dog disappears when she comes to town to entertain the miners.

Hardie suspects murder when a Fargo agent allegedly commits suicide.

Outlaw plots to rob the stage from Yuma.

Hardie helps with a stolen doll.

Hardie tracks down loot from a robbery.

Kitty Thorpe wants Hardie to protect her from her escaped convict husband.

A dog helps Hardie catch a jewel thief.

A woman mine owner won't give Wells Fargo a contract until they are investigated.

A Wells Fargo competitor transfers passengers to his line at gunpoint.

Hardie is offered reward for an outlaw.

Hardie suspects that a female gambler is selling rifles to insurgent Indians.

While scouting in Wyoming territory, Duke is forced by outlaw Tom Tuesday to act as his guide to an important rendezvous in Ruby City, Idaho.

Samuel MacIntosh picks farmer Hamish Browne to marry his daughter Heather.

Blane Wessel helps Duke and three women after Indians attack them.

Tom O'Neal and Ellen Howard want to get married, but their parents object, so Tom takes money from his father's savings and runs away with Ellen.

Duke and Charlie visit an Army fort to see Duke's friend Clarence Mullins, a minister who was also a lieutenant at the fort.

Hale is hired to deliver a box containing $8,000 to a bank, but David Garner has other plans.

Bill Hawks travels to a desert town to visit an old friend, an Indian who has a ranch there.

Rancher Henry Ludlow is determined that his daughter Judy not marry Basque sheepherder Antone Rose.