Universal Westerns

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.

Hardie isn't pleased when a man and beautiful woman insist on becoming passengers on the stagecoach he will use.

Jim Hardie is ordered to infiltrate Sam Bass' gang so that he can learn where they hole up between raids.

Jim Hardie is called in to investigate what happened to a long overdue stagecoach; among passengers were the son of a wealthy rancher and his fiancee.

Jim Hardie joins a group of passengers aboard a stagecoach that includes a woman and her son, a reporter and an outlaw.

When Jesse James and his gang are suspected of robbing a bank in Missouri, Jim Hardie goes under cover to try to find the outlaw.

Hardie is called to investigate when a Wells Fargo agent dies and a large sum of money is determined to be missing from the man's office.

Outlaw Belle Starr and her gang rob a train on which Jim Hardie is a passenger, and he tries to lure her from hiding by tempting her with a prominent racehorse.

A rookie outlaw holds up the stage carrying cash that Jim is waiting for, prompting Jim to go off looking for the thief, but he finds he needs the criminal's help when the two must evade an Indian attack.

Jim joins a father who's searching for his missing son in the Superstition Mountains -- an area held sacred by the Apaches.

As the only witness to a robbery, Hardie is targeted by the robber's partner.

Jim goes on the hunt for a band of robbers that is targeting Pony Express riders.

Jim Hardie is sent to negotiate a right of way for their stagecoaches through Sam Brundage's property.

Hardie investigates a stagecoach holdup where white men disguised as Indians kill the driver and the guard and leave a lady for dead.

At the Wells Fargo auction, a man and a woman bid vigorously on a destroyed suitcase.

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.