The Life And Legend Of Wyatt Earp

On orders from Territorial Governor Gosper Wyatt Earp heads south to make peace when he learns that Old Man Clanton has sent his men into Mexico to rob the silver trains and steal the cattle of wealthy Mexican rancher Don Sebastian.

Old Man Clanton takes on a new adversary: Mexican tycoon Don Sebastian.

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

During a robbery Doc Goodfellow is shot accidentally by the Hewitt gang. Doc Holliday says a real surgeon is needed to remove the bullet. The closest one is Dr. Mason who is now a prospector. Earp finds Mason is suffering from gold fever.

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

Doc Holliday has a shadow named Johnny O'Rourke who is always at Doc's beck and call. He decides Doc's life is the one he wants which includes ignoring his fiancé Marcia who tells Earp she sees no future with Johnny given his attitude.

Due to the trouble in Arizona the Governor is fired and the new one has decided on a shoot to kill order and vigilantes to stop the lawlessness. He also appoints Morgan Earp as Wyatt's deputy but Wyatt is not happy with his orders.

Where the McAlester brothers go, trouble follows---and Dodge City is no exception.

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

Old Man Clanton considers Johnny Behan his sheriff so he threaten Behan with replacement unless he stops Earp from rousting his men in Tombstone. Clanton aims to move back into Tombstone against Behan's warning pushing Behan to want out.

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

Morgan Earp has been helping Wyatt for a month but Morgan's interest in drinking, women and hanging with Doc Holliday bother Wyatt. Wyatt decides Morgan marrying a nice girl like Lucy Tedder would help until he learns more about her.

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

Ned Buntline returns to Tombstone to interview Amy Jones. Her husband a leader in the Ten Percent Ring was killed. She is after money to get out of Tombstone so when Buntline has no money she tries other means including framing Earp.

Odie Cairns learns that a couple who are True Lighters are moving into the Tombstone area. The religious sect is not embraced by everyone given their history. Odie takes it upon himself to drive the couple out of town which Earp must stop.

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.

Marshal Pritchard is severely wounded in front of Doc Goodfellow. Doc tells Earp that he believes the shooter may be mentally unstable and not responsible for his actions. Earp has to fight to bring the shooter and his brother in unharmed.

Wyatt's on the trail of a killer who brandishes an unusual murder weapon: a hypodermic needle.

A man is found murdered in a stable but the weapon used is unique. The man was killed by shooting an air bubble into an artery in his neck. The primary suspect appears to be the fiancée of the dead man's daughter who was very popular.

Love-struck Johnny Ringo tries to sever his ties with the Clanton gang.

Ringo's girlfriend is trying to get him to turn his life around, so he goes to Old Man Clanton and tells him he wants to leave the gang. Clanton doesn't see things that way and decides to do whatever it takes to change Ringo's mind.

A wounded outlaw tries to break from his cohorts, who've included him in the plans for their next bank heist.

The wife of a wounded outlaw takes him to Tombstone for medical attention as he has decided to go straight. Earp learns who he is but doesn't trust him when a member of his gang is caught casing out one of the two Tombstone banks.

Morgan is coasting along on a winning streak---and heading straight for trouble.