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Daniel Boone
The Inheritance
A house Rebecca inherits, supposedly haunted by ghosts, turns out to be a storehouse for smugglers’ contraband.
A house Rebecca inherits, supposedly haunted by ghosts, turns out to be a storehouse for smugglers’ contraband.
After he's cheated in a crooked card game, Bret tries to even the score by beating his opponent and the odds in a horse race.
Nick hires Patrick Madigan as a dynamiter despite the fact that he is suspected of having a Fenian background. Tensions rise when a British mining engineer threatens to have him deported.
When a man insults and is shot by the Indian wife of a white man, Earp is forced intercede between the couple and her father Chief Two Moon. The wife and son have returned to her tribe hoping to prevent further trouble with the law.
A group of thieves posing as True Lighter missionaries are stopped outside Dodge City. The leader wants Jennie Brandt to court Earp to learn the time of a Wells Fargo gold shipment. She reluctantly does the job but falls for Earp doing it.
Marshal Dan Troop stands between two bounty hunters and an assassin, who is wanted more dead than alive.
Marshal Dan Troop is forced to put his best friend on trial for murder.
Paladin is traveling on a stagecoach with four others, one of whom is Della White Cloud, the educated daughter of an Apache chief. The stage is also carrying a strongbox full of gold, which Ed Rance wants.
Paladin wins part of a treasure map in a poker game and goes in search of the treasure with three other men.
Jennifer helps bring a backward girl who witnessed a murder out of her shell.
The ramrod methods of the new manager of Shiloh Ranch lead to clashes with local ranchers and his own hands.
Slim and Jess find themselves barricaded in the ranch and under attack by Indians on Christmas Eve.
Cyrus Tucker tells the Marshall his wife has disappeared. When Hody Peel shows up in town selling used women's clothes it looks like he had something to do with her disappearance.
Daniel Shay comes to Dodge City as a drummer who peddles rat traps as a way of making money. While Daniel continues to look for buyers of his rat traps, he sees a Cheyenne boy stealing a horse. As he looks on memories of a battle at Rock Creek return.
Matt runs into an old flame named Sarah who now runs a one-woman saloon for bandits out in the desert. Matt will have to pass as a villain in order to save Sarah's reputation as a trusted confidant.
When he is called to testify in an out-of-town lumber shark case, Roy recruits Hoss to temporarily serve as sheriff. Hoss quickly finds his hands full dealing with a reluctant groom, who plans a robbery to make himself less appealing to his assertive fiancé; and a persistent salesman wanting to sell stock for a resort in the Virginia City area. Will Virginia City ever be the same?
Will Griner is acquitted of a murder after two key witnesses disappear before the trial. When a bloodthirsty lynch mob comes after him, thinking that he silenced the witnesses, Griner goes to the Cartwrights for help.
At the request of the Bosnian government, Count Draja is to be turned over for extradition. Learning of a plot to free the Count, Jim and Artie make plans to see that Draja reaches his destination. While Jim escorts Draja through 100 miles of no-man's land, they'll all meet up in Buffalo Springs - but there is the little matter of the $500,000 the Count hid somewhere in the U.S.
In need of more hands to get the herd through a dangerous plateau, Gil has no choice but to hire men who may not be of drover mettle. Furthermore, one hired hand hides something that could put the whole enterprise at risk.
When a young runaway is framed for killing a Pinkerton agent, Randall turns detective to uncover the real killer.
Josh uncovers an unconventional kidnapping plot when he signs on to rescue the ransomed sister of a famous singer.
The citizens of a town persuade (well, not exactly just persuade) Bonner into the job of collecting money for a new church organ. Sounds too simple and safe compared to what Bonner's done before? Anything but, as he soon learns.
Bonner is wounded during a bank holdup and all his money (and only his money) is taken by the robbers. His Aunt Emma comes to take care of him during his recovery, but she refuses to let him go after the robbers, who plan to hit the bank again as they learn most of the money is still in the bank.
Bowie unexpectedly wins the services of an unrefined young woman from her father in a poker game. He attempts to teach her what it means to be a lady.
Bowie helps a Choctaw Indian who has been accused by the Choctaw tribe of the murder and robbery of a tribal member.
An eccentric old prospector is Matt Wayne's ally as he tries to solve a gold embezzlement scheme.
Jeremy's friendship with an Indian outlaw angers Matt.
Posing as a jailbird, Chris engineers a break to learn where loot has been hidden.
Billy the Kid is offered amnesty by the governor, but a cynical sheriff raises Billy's doubts.
With his job about done, Bill is planning to leave the railroad workers camp and move on, until a former crewman once fired by MacMorris shows up to make trouble, and Bill learns the man is working as field agent for the company that the workers hoped to get a new contract from.
Bill saves a government agent from ambush. The agent is carrying a list of landowners who are refusing to pay their taxes, and the daughter of one of those landowners---the one who the attempted killers are working for---is engaged to the governor.