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Bat ejects a business partner from a casino after he catches the man embezzling money, but instead of deterring the crook, Bat only provokes his ire.
Bat ejects a business partner from a casino after he catches the man embezzling money, but instead of deterring the crook, Bat only provokes his ire.
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S3, EP9 "Last of the Night Raiders"Bat helps a woman and her son break away from the Doolin gang and flee to St. Louis, but the boy feels a strong attachment to the criminals that he considers family.
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S3, EP10 "Last Stop to Austin"Bat makes an appeal to the governor to pardon a gunfighter because of his father's war service.
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S3, EP11 "A Time to Die"Bat becomes the only remaining witness for the prosecution in an upcoming murder trial in Wyoming as the father of the accused man either intimidates or kills anyone able to testify.
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S3, EP12 "Death by Decree"An old foe mysteriously bequeaths his casino to Bat; when Bat arrives in Shotgun Falls, Wyo., to claim the inheritance, he discovers he must deal with a crippling mortgage and a murderous marshal determined to take control of the property.
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S3, EP8 "Dakota Showdown"Bat arrives in town too late to stop the Dakota boys from killing his friend, the sheriff; when the town asks Bat to take over the position, Bat provides another option.
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S3, EP7 "High Card Loses"Bat comes to a friend for employment, but when murder strikes, he must take over his late friend's job of escorting three mail-order brides to their designated husbands.
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