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S1 • E1
While on their way west, the Rough Riders come to the aid of a farmer and his daughter who have been attacked by Sutton and his notorious band of cuthroats.
S1 • E2
The Rough Riders discover a Union prison camp which still holds Confederate POWs. It seems that the prison commandant has doctored the camp records so that he can still keep the former Confederates prisoner, even though the war is over. The three try to come up with a plan to free the prisoners.
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S1 • E5
The Rough Riders stop to help a young woman collect money from the army for the requisition of her cow, and stumble across a plot to rob the army payroll.
S1 • E6
An outlaw gang has kidnapped the governor, and is demanding that an imprisoned member of their gang be released in exchange for the governor.
S1 • E7
Flagg, Kirby, and Sinclair ride into the middle of a feud between the Maddox and Pearce families.
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S1 • E11
Flagg, Kirby, and Sinclair come across a woman and her wounded brother who are victims of counterfeiters who are buying up government script using fake money.
S1 • E12
Telegraph lines are being strung across the West. Someone doesn't want it to be completed. Flagg, Kirby, and Sinclair don't plan to let the line be stopped.
S1 • E13
The three adventurers become involved in a town's election campaign.
S1 • E14
A woman asks the Rough Riders' help in finding her missing husband. They discover that her husband may have run afoul of a gang that kidnaps men to work on ships headed overseas.
S1 • E15
The Rough Riders come to the aid of a young couple whose farm is threatened by a family of Southerners intent on avenging their Civil War wounds.
S1 • E16
The rider trio unwittingly saves Belle Starr from pursuing outlaws.
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S1 • E18
The Rough Riders come across a plot to assassinate President Andrew Johnson. The assassins are led by none other than the notorious Confederate guerrilla and killer William Quantrill.
S1 • E19
Alexander Sugrue is trying to build a Utopia in the west. His son Kenyon taxes the roads and the farmers illegally, supposedly to finance the dream, but he is actually lining his own pockets.
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S1 • E27
Flagg, Kirby and Sinclair are bushwhacked in the middle of the scrub lands by a desperadoes, then their horses taken by indians. Sergeant Sinclair is the least injured, and goes on a long, grueling trek across the badlands, fighting off more indians and finally catching up to the gang.
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S1 • E29
When Kirby returns to his hometown he finds it taken over by a strongman and his thugs. Kirby whips the thugs so the strongman brings in a hired gun.
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S1 • E35
The Rough Riders look for the murderers of some settlers. Their search takes them to a nearby town.
S1 • E36
Kirby's horse steps in a hole and he is left walking. His friends leave him to try to buy him another horse. Kirby flags a passing stage. The stage is taken over by the Kane Gang who plan to hold a famous opera singer, for ransom.
S1 • E37
A Marshall is killed trying to bring in a woman who can prevent an innocent man from being hanged. Before he dies the Marshall gives Kirby his badge and asks him to take her in.
S1 • E38
The Rough Riders come to the aid of a young woman who is being threatened by the Association who are willing to murder her to get her horses.
S1 • E39
Flag, Kirby, and Sinclair meet an ex-Confederate colonel and his renegade band who plan to loot and pillage the surrounding area.
Captain Jim Flagg
Lieutenant Colin Kirby
Sergeant Buck Sinclair
Henchman
Foggy
Maggie Hill
Mike Fenton
Tomblin's Letter-Writing Friend
John Healy
Stevens