Bordertown

Bennett's old flame arrives as he and Craddock chase smugglers.

One of the smugglers stalks Bennett for killing his brother.

Gunmen want to even the score with Craddock for shooting their uncle.

Electric lights installed in Bordertown receive mixed reviews.

While escorting a prisoner to Canada, Jack finds his spiritual brother.

Craddock and Bennett must settle a cattle dispute when a herd of wild horses gallops into town.

Craddock, Bennett and Couteau track a murderous bank robber.

A farmer's children want to avenge the death of their father who was killed by Craddock during a robbery.

Bennett must depend on a woman he ousted from Bordertown after he is blinded by a gun misfire.

A thief disguises himself as a priest to steal money from an Indian camp.

Couteau is blamed for a murder he did not commit when a boy tries to protect his father.

Craddock crosses paths with the man who killed his wife and daughter.

Marie is charged with malpractice when a patient under her care suddenly dies.

An American Indian attorney tries to reclaim Bordertown for the Cree nation.

A novelist from Boston helps Craddock solve a mysterious death.

Bennett, Craddock and Marie stage a pistol duel in an attempt to keep an innocent man from becoming a killer.

Bennett almost loses his life when the Mountie he is accompanying to Fort Walsh turns out to be an imposter.

A frustrated Jack learns that a respected lawman may be a thief and a murderer.

The wild days of Bennett's youth haunt him when Archie Stanton comes to town.

Marie becomes a hostage in her own home when she treats a wounded gang member.

Craddock faces the realization that his old friend is not the heroic man he once knew.

Joanna Radway helps to uncover a bad distillery as her temperance movement makes life at the saloon unbearable.

A gunman tries to kill Craddock as he escorts Willie Haddon to the steamship that will take him to Paris.

The entire town helps Sally Duffield when the bank forecloses on her boarding house.