A frontiersman runs across an abandoned Arapaho boy and decides to take care of him, but the two travelers face discrimination from townspeople.

Hardie helps a girl retrieve her doll from several stagecoach thieves.

Hardie tracks down the loot from a fugitive's latest robbery.

A jealous rancher is convinced that his wife is having an affair and arrests Nick and two other men visiting the country as a result and are set to hang.

A wily old outlaw is on the run from a posse, and there is a large bounty on his head; he kills the sheriff and comes up with a plan to switch identities.

Cheyenne tries to befriend a troubled teenager and convince the youth to start cleaning up his life before he hangs as a criminal like his brother did.

The next heiress to France's throne is uncomfortable with the situation she is currently in, which leads her to hide out in the town of North Fork.

A law enforcement officer that is expected to arrive from Denver does not show up, and instead, several outlaws arrive in town in order to cause trouble.

While on a riverboat in New Orleans with his brother Bart, Bret learns that the owner's daughter has been unexpectedly kidnapped.

When a beautiful, young woman is caught stealing kitchen supplies and money from other passengers, she is forced to leave the wagon train for good.

After white men pose as Indians and kill the driver and guard on the stagecoach, Jim Hardie works to find the real killers before Billy the Kid gets blamed.

When a whiskey salesman named Wilbur Hawkins tells Matt that he overheard a man in the Long Branch made an offer to pay $300 to kill him.

Matt is introduced to a young man, who wants to marry Flora Stancil, but her defensive brother opposes the relationship and threatens his life.

The Laramie basin is being raided by a tribe of Sioux Natives, which makes it dangerous for stage coaches to use the Laramie road.

After the settlers that Cheyenne is escorting are attacked by Comanche warriors, he tries to save them by challenging the Comanche chief to a duel.

After Paladin arrives too late to prevent the shooting death of an aged, ailing gunfighter, he learns that the gunfighter hadn't carried any guns for two years.

Paladin receives an anonymous request to protect an aging sheriff, whose imminent retirement has prompted several of his old enemies to come to town.

A deadly epidemic strikes Dodge City, and Marshal Dillon sets up a temporary hospital in the jail, where Kitty and her girls take care of the patients.

The men of Dodge City become intimated by an Amazonian visitor, who defies the gender rules of the land by fighting and using improper language like men.

Kitty can't decide if she should help the man who saved her life in the past or turn him over to Marshal Dillon, who wants him in jail for murder.

Outlaw Ed Carstairs steals the identity of a man he believes is dying from a snake bite wound, but soon his scheme is threatened.

Wooster attempts to adopt four orphan brothers but quickly learns that he must be married first, so he searches for a woman in the train to propose to.