Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

Dr. Mike and Sully return to Colorado Springs from their honeymoon and find the town changing in new and disturbing ways as they begin their life together, on the fourth season premiere.

Dr. Mike and the other townspeople take a crash course in baseball in order to challenge a traveling All-Star team to raise money for civic improvements.

Dr. Mike becomes increasingly absorbed in her romantic life with Sully, and Colleen, feeling rebellious, joins her school friends in dangerous and questionable escapades.

Tragedy strikes Dr. Mike's family when Matthew's fiancée, Ingrid, is bitten by a rabid dog and is near death.

Dr. Mike anguishes over an elderly patient, who has come to Colorado Springs to seek relief in the natural springs that abound around town.

Dr. Mike and the other townspeople are scandalized when Dorothy Jennings writes a book about her experience in Colorado Springs.

Loren proposes marriage to Barbara, but he is cut down by a crippling stroke before she can give him her answer.

Climbing Colorado's majestic Pikes Peak by herself to mark her birthday, Dr. Mike is injured in a life-threatening accident that forces her to question her independence, on part one of a two part episode.

After suffering a life-threatening injury, Dr. Mike is alone and afraid on Pikes Peak, on part two of a two part episode.

As Thanksgiving approaches, Dr. Mike worries that she might be too old to conceive the child she and Sully desperately want to have.

Rushing to the railroad camp to battle an epidemic, Dr. Mike and Sully are shocked to find Matthew heartbroken over the recent death of his fiancée, who ran the saloon there.

As the town prepares for Christmas, Dr. Mike receives an unexpected gift from her mother - a miniature poodle named Fifi who raises havoc throughout Colorado Springs.

Dr. Mike becomes the first woman accepted into the prestigious American Medical Society, but that new credential doesn't help her diagnose a young Black boy's deadly illness.

When Matthew runs for and is elected sheriff of Colorado Springs, he must face down a notorious gunfighter (Travis Tritt), who has come to town to free his brother from jail.

After a long period of grieving over his lost fiancée, Matthew finally falls in love again-but the object of his affection works in the local bordello.

When a charlatan passes through town selling shares in a non-existent new invention, nearly everyone in Colorado Springs buys into the scam.

When a politician's son is kidnapped by a fierce, legendary mountain man, only Sully can lead a rescue party to the remote site where a highly unusual ransom is to be paid, on part one of a two part episode.

After Ezra Leonard offers a $1,000 reward for the capture - dead or alive - of the mountain man who kidnapped his son, Sully's rescue party turns into an unruly mob, on part two of a two part episode.

News that his former teacher and mentor (Fred Rogers) is arriving within a month has the Reverend Johnson urgently trying to make a good impression by attempting to raise enough money to fix up his dilapidated church.

When a drifter is convicted of raping a young girl and murdering an old man, he is sentenced to death and the townspeople of Colorado Springs find themselves divided over the issue of "an eye for an eye."

Although Dr. Mike and the Reverend Johnson see the opening of a school on the Indian reservation as very positive and necessary, Cloud Dancing sees it as the final destruction of Indian culture.

When Dr. Mike's dearest college friend, Dr. Miriam Tilson, comes to town for a reunion, the two women are happy to see one another but soon return to the competitive relationship they had years earlier.

When Dr. Mike is nominated for Colorado's "Woman of the Year," the people of Colorado Springs begin regaling the contest judge with stories about her great accomplishments.

As the time for her baby's birth draws near, Dr. Mike tries to cut back on her clinic hours, but when Cloud Dancing is stabbed and Emma is found to have a potentially deadly tumor, she feels that her patients must come first.