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When horse crazy Bradley arrives at the Bar None ranch, everyone thinks she's a great guest. Ted McGriff's efforts to impress Bradley backfire.

Who's a better rider, a better cook, better at catching fish -- Ted and Danny or Melody and Bradley? They agree to disagree in a comical "Battle of the Sexes".

Ted's selfishness and desire for a saddle that once belonged to John Wayne get him in trouble.

Buddy Ernst finally finds something to like at the ranch, a yellow-maned pony named Goldilocks. When Buddy learns that his father plans to sell the horse, he and Goldilocks head out into the heat of the desert.

Brad and Melody want the chance to lead overnight camping trips in the desert, but only one of them may do it. Who will it be?

Sixteen year old Melody's fondest wish comes true when a "college man" asks her out on a date. Will she use Ted's ridiculous date-coaching to help her through this momentous evening?

Ranchowner Ben Ernst never has time for his twelve year old son Buddy, but when two crooks try to rob the guests, father and son team up to save the day.

One of Brad's snooty friends from private school shows up at the ranch, much to Brad's embarrassment.

Danny does some soulsearching when the ranch's well runs dry and he must decide whether to help his friends or remain true to his native American heritage.

Finally, Ted has the perfect scheme to be very, very close to Bradley. Only the scheme backfires.

The kids at the ranch suspect a ranch guest of foul play -- maybe even murder.

To encourage hard work and positive attitudes, Mr. Ernst sets up a competition to see who's the "Employee of the Week".

Ted's fascination with girls sends Danny crashing to the ground from a tall ladder. Now it is Danny's turn to have Ted wait on him.