The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

Earp must defuse a conflict between warring families after Ollie and Mildred Taylor set up shop in Wichita and become targets of a man angry at Ollie's cousin for killing his brother; tensions escalate into a deadly struggle, then a lynch mob.

Earp becomes the new marshal of Dodge City and gathers support to fight the oppressive Big T gang.

Uneasy city council member Jim Kelley must choose to support either new marshal Earp or the Big T.

Constant brawling between railroad workers and buffalo hunters threatens to close a dance hall.

Earp uses psychological tactics to gain the upper hand with notorious gunman Clay Allison.

A judge's daughter pines for Earp; two local outfits cause trouble when Earp arrests their leaders.

Earp must keep a tight lid on problems in Dodge City while a journalist from New York pays a visit.

Earp investigates a disgruntled man's experiences in Dodge City and uncovers a chain of abuse.

McGuire buys Kelley's saloon and secretly makes Earp part-owner to frame him for illegal practices.

An aggressive suitor pesters Dora to call off her wedding to Kelley and marry him instead.

Bat Masterson befriends gang member Nellie Wright and tries to thwart the gang's upcoming robbery.

Bat complicates an arrest by shooting Billy Jordan in error, prompting ire from Billy's family.

With Earp out of town, George Morris' gang sacks Dodge, but Bat escapes and sends word to Earp.

Earp and Bat pose as outlaws to infiltrate a gang involved in a rash of murders and cattle thefts.

Earp must get Judge Tobin to see the error of his ways when the judge wants an innocent man to hang.

Two men wanted by a Cheyenne tribe for murder seek refuge in Dodge City.

A poor rancher woman struggling to marry off her daughter deals with trespassers and rumors.

Earp must convince a disgraced Army captain that he holds no responsibility for a lost battle.

An Army captain fights Earp for arresting one of his soldiers over the death of a Cherokee man.

Men from the Circle Bar ranch kidnap a dealer who cheated them at cards, and Earp must rescue him.

A crippled man with a grudge against Earp hires sharpshooter Rule Hawes to kill him; Bat and the other deputies search for the assassin while Annie May tries to give Bat a clue.

Earp and others protect a gold shipment from a deadly gang laying siege to Little Alamo station.

A man released from prison heads for Dodge City looking for his brother's killer.

Earp and Buffalo Bill must rescue a visiting German prince from bandits holding him for ransom.

The hired armies of two competing stagecoach companies threaten to start a war in the streets.

Earp and Bat work together to help Bat win an election for county sheriff.

Earp has 24 hours to find a killer after a judge sentences an innocent man to hang.

Bounty hunters target reformed outlaws in Dodge City until Earp devises a plan to turn the tables.

Earp confronts a headstrong, fast-drawing teenager bent on becoming a lawman.

Earp's new deputy, Bat's brother Ed, tries to prove that outlaws can be reasoned with.

The trail of his family's murderer leads vengeful hunter Jake Caster to Dodge City.

Earp tries to help gun repairman Guns McCallum deal with his temper by summoning his wife.

Doc Holliday, the gunslinging dentist, teams up with Earp to stop a gang of train robbers.

Earp tangles with Doc's wife, Kate, after he throws the trigger-happy dentist into jail.

Earp must negotiate with Chief Dull Knife when a Cheyenne tribe launches an attack to retake their ancestral lands, hoping to avoid a confrontation with Maj. Benteen's soldiers.

When Doc buys and then sells a stolen gold brick to prove a point, Earp must find its current owner.

A rancher receives threats to stop courting Myra Malone, a widow affiliated with a gang.

Earp reluctantly agrees to hire his younger brother Morgan as a deputy when Morgan stops a robbery.

Doc, Bat and several outlaws team up to rescue Earp when the men of the Big T trap him in a cabin.