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.

After threatening a rancher, Jess is framed when that rancher is murdered, and must join an outlaw gang while trying to clear his name.

Hardie puts his job on the line when he tries to help an outlaw go straight.

Donlan gang wants to see Hardie dead.

Hardie organizes the defense of a stage-relay station against an attack.

An outlaw and his gang take refuge in a house where Hardie is baby-sitting.

An Easterner suspected of robbery.

Hardie must find the problem troubling a nearly deserted town before the governor arrives.

A jewel shipment disappears.

Outlaw can clear wrongly convicted man.

Apaches hold a Wells Fargo agent's daughter ransom for a jailed brave.

Hardie looks for a mother's killer.

A bullet offers a clue to a murder.

A gun provides a clue to a murder.

A killer's love may lead to his capture.

A man kills a Wells Fargo agent.

Flint returns to the wagon train camp to announce that their company has appointed Jud Benedict as their new wagonmaster, and it isn't good news.

As Bill Hawks leads four wagons on the way to California, Tiburcio Mendez and his band of renegades abruptly stop them and demand they turn back.

When actress Nellie Jefferson joins the wagon train, her incessant demands for special treatment grate on Hale and Hawks, but Wooster grows completely smitten with Nellie.

A blind man, his sister and young son meet up with the wagon train on the trail; they are trying to find a train that will let them travel to California; Saul is a qualified doctor and has hopes of starting a blind school.

Polish immigrant Joe Muharich tries to befriend and hopefully straighten out Johnny Kamen, a brash young man who doesn't take well to anyone giving orders to him.

With his clever tall tales, old prospector Henry Shannon talks Charlie Wooster into coming with him to search for a gold mine; when Hawks finds out about this, he rides out after the two men, along with Shannon's grandson.

Will, his mother, and his younger sister join the wagon train under a false surname after many towns forced them out due to the terrible actions of one family member.

An Army general announces he is taking over the wagon train; he's requiring all members to act as soldiers in helping him rescue a trapped cavalry garrison of 120 men who are otherwise likely to be murdered by hostile Utes.