Former US Marshal MacMasters is confronted by a moral choice, to follow what is lawful or what is humane. And intersting morality play.

This fun episode portrays an encounter with the famous writer and all the fun the town has having such a huge and important personality in their midst. Nicely done,

An old prospecter, Charlie Parker, comes back to town after a 5 year absence and criminal activity picks up. Chad gets tied up in the adventure surrounding the mythical "lost mine" fable that Charlie tells him about . This western series is much like those radio dramas of the 1940's and '50's.

Doc Harrington is featured in this episode, as he is forced to deal with his past and some very emotional issues. His usual gruff exterior and "tell it like it is" nature come in handy as the light is flashed squarely on Doc. Chad befriends an elderly vistor to Clearmont who is obviously dying and wants to find some closure in her life. The great music and well played roles make this an interesting episode that helps to reveal some of the series' characters' personalities.

As the residents of Clearmont, Wyoming struggle to make sense of the loss of one of the town's pivitol residents, a gang sworn to kill former marshall, Britt MacMasters closes in for the kill. This suspense filled episode brings the core cast members together for mutual protection and support with the results being a well done, suspenseful western high adventure and drama galore! Great music and tons of sound effects carry the action forward. I love this series and this is part of the ending sequence of episodes that tie up the whole season's action.

This episode features Chad, the son of retired lawman, Brit McMasters. While riding in the mountains, Chad is thrown from his horse and his injury and circumstances in the story threaten his life. Chad needs to keep his wits about him to survive. As Britt mounts a search for his son, his friends join in the arduous and risky mountain trails. This is a touching story of family love and caring friends who know their duty to each other and willing chance risk when necessary. The sound effects are awesome and the musical score underwrites the action quite nicely!

A rip-roaring-shoot-'em-up episode of traditional cowboys and indians, complete with suspense, great sound effects, lots of excitement and just-in-the-nick of time rescues! Yeeha!

A wild west tale that introduces a former lawman and his son and the inhabitants of a small Wyoming town. Through the interaction of the characters, we get some insight into what life might have been like on the frontier. Reminiscent of 40's & 50's radio and early television westerns like THE SIX SHOOTER or THE LONE RANGER or ROY RODGERS AND DALE EVANS. Just right.