The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

Wyatt must stop Old Man Clanton and his gang from rustling cattle in Mexico.

Wyatt searches for a doctor turned prospector, the only man who can save critically wounded Doc Goodfellow.

A hero-worshiping youth shows every sign of following in Doc Holliday's footsteps.

Trouble in Arizona leads to a new governor, who is determined to use vigilantes and a shoot-to-kill order to corral the lawbreakers.

A wary Wyatt joins crooked Sheriff Behan's hunt for an outlaw gang.

The wedding plans of Morgan Earp and Lucy Tedder are disrupted by a new arrival: Lucy's husband.

An outlaw's widow lures lovelorn Ned Buntline into a trap.

Mob justice threatens a religious fanatic suspected of instigating a massacre.

Wyatt risks his badge to prove that a crazed gunman is not responsible for his violent actions.

Earp investigates a unique murder in which the primary suspect appears to be the fiance of the victim's daughter.

Johnny Ringo tries to quit the Clanton Gang for his girl.

Wyatt prepares to trouble when a wounded outlaw winds up in Tombstone.

Wyatt wants Morgan to quit gambling while he's ahead.

An old prospector seeks shelter in Tombstone after he is robbed.

Wyatt arrests the McLowery brothers, only to watch another sheriff lets them go.

The wife of a man in prison claims her husband was framed by Sheriff Behan.

When Wyatt saves Old Man Clanton's life, he responds by starting a smear campaign against Wyatt.

When Doc Holliday has a run of luck at the gaming tables, Wyatt smells a rat.

Sheriff Behan lets too much information fly and Wyatt must come to his aid.

A group of robbers disguised as clowns show up to rob the bank.

Doc's relapse prompts Wyatt to water down his whiskey, but the more sober Doc makes some unfortunate choices.

An Indian chief tries to stop the flow of whiskey to his warriors.

A much-maligned mule plays a pivotal role in a newspaperman's efforts to ruin Wyatt's reputation.

Old Man Clanton's idea of a perfect son-in-law is Wyatt.