The Rifleman

Lucas subdues a gang of bandits singlehandedly.

Lucas tries to find out why Mark has taken a job as a stableboy -- against his wishes.

Stagecoach robbers take Mark and Millie hostage.

A killer's rich father tries to bribe Lucas.

A new neighbor of the McCains' gives Mark a job on his ranch.

A killer's rich father tries to bribe witness Lucas.

An eccentric old friend of Lucas' arrives in North Fork.

A kindly neighbor of Lucas' believes he is President Lincoln.

The North Fork Town Council feels that an old man is incapable of raising his grandson.

Mark Twain visits North Fork.

The townspeople leave Lucas to face killers alone.

Lucas is accidentally responsible for the death of a young mountain boy.

When Mark is kidnapped and held for ransom, he finds himself an unwilling companion of gunman Carl Avery.

Outlaws force Lucas to help with a prison break.

The young Queen-to-be of France hides out in North Fork with her ill brother.

Notorious killer Charlie Gordo is being held in the North Fork jail. When word gets around that Gordo's gang is on its way to free him, the whole town becomes frightened and leaves Lucas, Marshal Torrance and Nils to stand up to the gang alone.

A drifter forces his attentions on a deaf girl.

A dapper man arrives on the stage and announces that he has come to kill Lucas.

Mark falls head-over-heels into his first puppy love.

A young man arrives in North Fork to claim the body of his dead brother.

A gunman threatens to kill Micah, and Lucas tries to help.

Lucas is accused of murder by a man who claims to be an eyewitness.

Mark deliberately disobeys his father and a convicted prisoner escapes.

Mark and Milly are shocked when Lucas begins gambling. They don't know that Lucas is "undercover" trying to catch a man cheating.

Mark befriends singer-banjoist Lafayette Bly, a blind man with an acute sense of hearing and a very strong grip.