Chuck Connors

Several men are vying for a rancher's daughter's affections. When she is found dead, one of them becomes the prime suspect in her murder.

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

A condemned killer being transported by train murders a marshal and takes Mark hostage.

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

Lucas is drawn to a young widow passing through town on her way to claim an inheritance, but others who covet it are trying to kill her.

Mark runs away from home after his father questions his story about overhearing a plot to rob the bank.

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

Mark is kidnapped as he and his father try to protect Banker Hamilton's gold.

When their wagon breaks down, Mark and an injured Lucas are stranded in the desert.

Town character Brett Conway blackmails Lucas with the knowledge that a young couple Lucas rescued are suffering from yellow fever.

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

Newspaperman Byron Claremont specializes in profiles of famous gunmen. One of his stories was responsible for an old-time marshal's death; and his next subject is Lucas.

Newly arrived gunslinger Al Walker throws a mammoth party at the saloon, keeping acting Marshal Ben Waller busy until Lucas is forced to intervene.

A group of outlaws devise a plan to get rid of Lucas so that they can take over the town of North Fork.

When a rancher dies after the bank forecloses the mortgage on his property, his son blames the banker for his father's death.

Mark's finding the body of a murder victim starts Lucas, his friend Artemus and Marshal Torrance on a search for the killer.

When his employer begins to suspect him of embezzlement, bookkeeper Asa Manning decides to hire a professional gunman to take care of the problem.

Lucas has big plans for his new ranch. Unfortunately, so does Oat Jackford, his cattle baron neighbor, who sends over two of his cowhands to "convince" the McCain's to move on.

While on vacation, the Angels stay at a hotel where a a lounge singer who looks and sounds exactly like Vickie has a fight with her gangster-type boyfriend.

Sylvester J. Superman, a backwoods character, reads an ad intended for Superman and mistakenly embarks on a mission.