Universal Westerns

Jess saves a crippled Blackfoot youth from a scalp hunter despite the Army edict that forbids settlers from helping a member of the Blackfoot tribe.

Slim finds himself caught between an Army colonel and the Sioux nation when the colonel tries to force his agenda after Wounded Knee.

Jess, acting as deputy while Mort is in Denver, must foil a murder plot against an ex-con, who is also seeking revenge.

Slim's attempt to help an old friend goes awry when the man is suspected of murder.

A friendly pickpocket helps Hardie bring thieves to justice after they rob his train.

A new school teacher -- also an ex-convict -- becomes suspected of murdering a Wells Fargo agent.

Outlaw relatives complicate the life of Wells Fargo messenger Charles Mason.

Hardie poses as Jesse James while investigating a robbery and murder.

While investigating the robbery of a Wells Fargo office, Hardie witnesses the murder of its agent from the hotel across the street.

Hardie puts trust in newly released outlaw Bill Dowd, but will he regret it?

Bob Dawson is finishing up his memoirs about every man in the territory, and Hardie discovers that some of those men may not want to be found out.

Hardie sets out to solve a 15-year-old mystery about the missing McCray boy.

Attackers strike while Hardie attempts to deliver a golden owl to its wealthy purchaser.

Jim gets a promotion but is disinclined toward office work, so he decides to hunt down the outlaw Johnny Reno instead.

Hardie pursues Butch Cassidy again, but instead of arresting the former outlaw, Hardie tries to recruit him.

Hardie negotiates with the Pawnees to allow for a section of railroad to be built through the Black Hills.

Jim heads to the town of Medicine River to open a new office, where he's greeted by an employee who is the son of a Cheyenne chief Jim knew years earlier.

Hardie's attempt to help a stranded man goes awry when he realizes that man has a $25,000 bounty on him.

Jim Hardie looks for a pair of outlaws known as the Rucker Brothers.

After a treaty with the Apaches, Fort Chapman is targeted for closure, but in the meantime, Jim Hardie must keep the peace until civilian law can fill the void.

Hardie protects a senator.

Flint and his party are slowed by rain.

Major tells a former Army doctor a story that sets him straight.

Flint discovers that Jane Hawkins is wanted for the murder of a rancher's son.

A widower with a young son looks for a new wife.

Comanches threaten to destroy the train unless it somehow makes it across a badly swollen river.

A clergyman tries to reform an outlaw.

A brave teacher dies while saving his students from a burning dormitory.