The notoriously lazy Jackman brothers discover their mortgage has been foreclosed.

Lucas's self-confidence begins to slip away when he misses an easy shot.

A dance hall singer asks Lucas to care for her daughter in an effort to hide the baby from her self-righteous, bigoted father.

A salesman can't talk his way out of an assault charge.

A famous buffalo hunter tries to goad Lucas into a shooting match.

Lucas encourages a drunken artist charged with murder to use his talents to identify the true killer.

An Englishman arrives with a custom-made rifle—and a plan to kill Lucas.

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Lou looks for a way out when the man her dying father promised her to arrives.

A peddler is implicated in a series of murders.

A Japanese nobleman seeks revenge when his servant is insulted.

New arrival Mario Arsatti becomes very friendly with Lucas, but this turns out to be merely pleasure before business: he's been hired to kill Lucas.

After the daughter of Lucas's friend the hotel clerk arrives in North Fork, two strangers threaten her life.

When a horse dealer transporting a prize stallion stops in North Fork, two saddle tramps try to use trickery to obtain it.

Mark discovers that the new preacher and his wife are impostors planning a robbery.

When Mark finds gold on their property, a fast-talking salesman who tried to sell Lucas a new lightning rod offers instead to buy the ranch's mineral rights.

A former army captain comes to North Fork to kill the man who shot down his son in a gunfight - Lucas McCain.

In a ghost town, Lucas, Mark and Micah tangle with the Newman family and learn the secret of the town's 20-year-old mystery of a lost gold mine.

Lucas tries to dissuade a latter-day knight from rushing into battle.

Lucas has double trouble: his lookalike is tearing up the town.

Mark befriends singer-banjoist Lafayette Bly, a blind man with an acute sense of hearing—and a very strong grip.

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Mark's uncle, Johnny Gibb, a big time rodeo rider, comes to visit. While Mark idolizes his uncle, Lucas discovers that Johnny is on the run from the law for an Express Office Robbery. Stacy has a bronco named Lucifer, that nobody's been able to ride for 15 seconds. Alvah, wanting to humble the almighty Mr. Stacy, asks Johnny if he'd ride Lucifer, so that he and the townsfolk could bet that Johnny would ride Lucifer for 30 seconds. Johnny agrees and then makes a deal with Stacy to throw the ride for $500.00. After spending time with Mark, Johnny decides to give the ride his best and then turn himself in to Marshal Torrance.

Aaron Pelser's wagon train came across a pair of young boys on a buck board heading west and invited them to join the train. When he found out that one of the boys was actually a girl and the two claimed to be headed to Yuma to get married, Pelser and his crowd force them to be married in North Fork. The wagon train folks want to throw a shivaree, which may have been innocent enough except for two reasons. The first reason being that the couple does not count it as their wedding because they want to be wed by the groom's father in Yuma. The second reason is that Chet Packard keeps pushing things too far, beyond the spirit of a friendly shivaree.

Lucas is the town's representative to the railroad commission until an infamous train robber dies and leaves his ill-gotten wealth to Lucas. Lucas must clear his name and stop the reckless ambition of his replacement.