Lancer

The Lancers experience an unnerving brush with the occult. A young seer's predictions of doom seem to be coming true: Jelly comes down with a strange sickness, and the cattle start dying like flies.

Buck Addison, a ruthless land baron tries to squeeze out Murdoch. Addison's interests aren't entirely in land: he also considers Murdoch a rival in love.

Chad, the Lancer's cousin, is having trouble fitting in at Lancer. He hooks up with an quirky inventor but soon becomes the laughing stock of the town, much to the concern of Murdoch and Johnny.

Desperadoes and a Gatling gun, as the bandit Drago takes over the Lancer ranch, intent on stealing local tax monies and settling an old score with Johnny. But Drago picks on Scott by mistake - and vents his long-held fury on him.

Murdoch lends a helping hand to a teacher working with Indian children. Rebecca Brown needs the help: she has no understanding of the Indians' culture, and her classes are being disrupted by an embittered brave.

Slow Gabe Lincoln, a sheepherder of Biblical mien, saves Johnny from a raging bull. In return, the young cowhand offers refuge for Gabe's sheep on Lancer land - an action that sparks anger among the neighboring cattlemen.

For the sake of a youngster, Scott tries to restore luster to the tarnished image of the boy's grandfather - once a lengendary hero, now a drunk.

Investigating a forgotten piece of Lancer land, Johnny finds it occupied by a rifle-toting widow who wants no truck with strangers. With good reason: she's being hunted by a paid killer.

Murdoch is in a bad mood now that he's heard that Harlan Garrett, Scott's grandfather, is coming out west to visit the Lancer Ranch.

A woman, reduced to farming, is grimly determined to improve her daughter's lot - even at Johnny's expense.

A bovine misfit, that's what Jelly is called, a ponderous, hump-backed bull and that ain't the half of it!

A zealous missionary attracts Johnny's interest and plays him against Santee.

The surprising destinies of three birthday gifts intended for Murdock - Scott's steropticon, Johnny's prized Winchester rifle and Jelly's favorite sow.

To teach a youngster the power of hate, Johnny Lancer reverts to his former identity of gunslinger Johnny Madrid. The lad hires Johnny - for a rock-bottom fee of $26.37 to kill two ranchers he blames for the death of his father.

A tomboyish hellion is caught robbing a store, makes life miserable for Scott and could wind up getting the whole town destroyed.

Angel Day is an entertainer at a local saloon and suddenly shows up at the Lancer ranch with court papers instructing her daughter Teresa, whom she had at one time abandoned, to go with her.

Charlie Wingate is known as the town drunk. But he has a goal he wants to achieve before his time is through, bring law and order to Morro Coyo.

Johnny's loyalties are torn between his father and a cattle baron during a violent dispute marked by wrongdoing on both sides.

Scott's father is suddenly missing and is on his way to settle a long standing feud with the sheriff, no matter what the outcome may be.

The paterfamilias of thieving squatters who rob the country blind and con the Lancers into defending them.

A former law man from Jelly's past has appeared, intent on revenge for the loss of a hand.

Scott joins his friend Josh in his quest to find an outlaw on the run, who kidnapped Josh's bride from their wedding. Only Scott hasn't told Josh of her tainted past.

Scott is blamed for squealing on an escape attempt during the war and three ex-soldiers have surfaced with revenge in their hearts.

A crafty horse trader hoodwinks Johnny once, then sets out to do it again.

Glory has to come up with a way to help pay off her grandfather's gambling debts, so she starts flirting with members of the Lancer family, especially Scott, who apparently isn't interested at all.

In an attempt to ward off a land grab, Scott and Johnny plan to rob the train carrying the funds for the purchase.

An old man and his brood of self adopted orphans have sticky fingers only this time, he helps himself to a bag of stolen money.

Widow Marcy Dane is an old flame who stirs a few fires on the Lancer ranch. One is in Murdoch's heart: the other is far more dangerous: Marcy is followed by her son, a young Army deserter charged with murder.

Time is running out as Johnny goes after a girl who framed Scott to protect her fugitive brother. The girl has convinced two bounty hunters that Scott is their prize.

A notorious outlaw pledges to kill or destroy anyone who tries to keep him from his daughter-in-law's baby after it's born.

Johnny is determined to break a wild horse.

Ben Wallace finally gets to meet his outlaw father, he's only ten years old and wants to follow his footsteps.

Murdoch Lancer, a wealthy rancher, has been estranged from his two sons for some time. But he makes each an offer of land that draws the sons back to the ranch.''