Bat Masterson Season 1 - Screenpix

Investor Bat Masterson, in partnership with mine owner Augustus Ulbrecht, reaps the wages of mismanagement. Ulbrecht, indifferent to the safety of the men, forces them to work despite reports that the diggings are about to cave in. Though Bat wants no part of the blame, he doesn't walk out on his responsibility.

When Sir Edward Marion unexpectedly downs a famous "fast gun," he attains a certain dangerous notoriety. This brings him to the notice of Bat Masterson with whom he exchanges some unusual demonstrations of fancy gunmanship.

Sheriff-maker Bat Masterson has his work cut out for him after brothers Jeb, Gus and Jocko Dakota gun down the lawman in their town. Their purpose: they want a free hand in operating their rackets.

The Dooling boys - one of the roughest crowds on the Frontier - terrorize Angie Pierce and her son. Having escaped the hooligans, Angie seeks Bat Masterson's protection against them.

People such as tax collectors, Bat Masterson and other creditors are thrown out of Walker Hayes' saloon when they come in to collect from Hayes. Bat has a claim on Hayes for a gambling debt and is determined to make "an honest man" of him at least to the extent of what Hayes owes him.

All in a day's work for Railroader Bat Masterson. Fire, Indians, hail and the loss of two wagons of expensive equipment go over a cliff carrying four men with it. But, Bat's boss of the construction crew and the job gets done!

"The twain" finally meet in a Bat Masterson adventure involving a beautiful Chinese girl and a gigantic young man in an adventure involving a lottery and a mining claim. Hsieh-Lin, held captive by outlaws, gets Bat's attention as he's en-route to the mining sight he has won on a gamble.

Bat Masterson stakes his life to establish Justice in the desert town of Eden, New Mexico. Arriving there more dead than alive, he finds a murder trial in progress. He finds friends of the obviously guilty defendant using strong-armed "pressure" to silence eyewitnesses to his crime.

The cry of "Silver!" is heard again in Monument City, ghost mining camp once scene of a historic silver strike. Prospector Bat Masterson who has an old claim, returns to Monument City to find he's road-blocked by Clay Adams and Harvey Mason, a pair of interlopers.

Bat Masterson the man who knows the frontier like the palm of his hand becomes a "Pinkerton." The famous detective agency baffled in their attempts to expose crime chieftain John Kelso enlists Bat to find evidence that will put Kelso behind bars permanently.

Bat Masterson's friend Cactus Charlie Hayden strikes gold but when he repays Bat for staking him, it's revealed that the gold is part of a missing shipment.

Bat finds himself in the middle of a fight between the railroad and the cattlemen who stripped out 50 miles of railroad fence intended to keep the herds off the tracks.

The town council of Midas Creek hire Bat to judge a turkey-shoot and make sure that bully Rance Fletcher doesn't mess up the fun.

Gambling hall owner Bat Masterson is mystified when business booms but profits plummet until he finds his partner's fingers in the cash drawer and slams it shut.

When the man escorting three mail-order brides to Noble Creek is shot, Bat becomes his replacement but must battle someone who doesn't want the women to arrive safely.

Bat Masterson meets a youthful gunslinger and immediately wonders if he is the son of an old friend who had died years before.

Bat faces threats when he testifies against the Smith Clan when they murder Bat's friend during a card game.

Bat is forced to pay a high tax on Shot Gun Falls' gambling casino but soons discovers a conspiracy to bilk Bat out of his money.

Daphne Kaye is blackjack dealer at Bat Materson's casino when gambler George Winston breaks the bank.

Bat Masterson helps build a road westward from Nevada to California but must face obstacles such as the bitter mountain cold, conspirators opposing progress and a cabin which stands squarely in the road's path.

Bat and Major Liam Mars arrive by stage at Crazy Creek station only to find the station-master has mysteriously disappeared.

Bat questions Marshal Ben Holt when he prevents the marsahall from shooting Harry Sutton in an affray involving an illegal land-grab.

Bat settles for some not-too-trust-worthy renegades when he is forced to oversee the transport a shipment of explosives.

A shotgun-toting Texas lady meets Bat Masterson when he goes to Nora Grant's farm in Beaumont, Texas.