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A lovesick, penniless transient embarks on a lucrative but perilous career, boiling nitroglycerine off dynamite for a gang of robbers.
A lovesick, penniless transient embarks on a lucrative but perilous career, boiling nitroglycerine off dynamite for a gang of robbers.
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S13, EP2 "Cattle Barons"Matt is caught in the middle when feuding cattle lords bring their struggle for power to Dodge City.
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S13, EP3 "The Prodigal"Amos and William Cole return to Dodge City seeking the man who shot their father in the Long Branch Saloon 12 years before.
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S14, EP23 "The Intruder"The owner of a farmhouse where Festus and a wounded robber are lodged tries to kill the thief and take the stolen money.
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S14, EP22 "Night Riders"Vengeful night riders from Missouri invade Dodge and challenge the authority of Festus Haggen.
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S14, EP21 "The Long Night"Three bounty hunters hold Doc, Kitty, Sam and Louie captive in the Long Branch.
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S14, EP20 "The Reprisal"Doc Adams' life is in jeopardy when he is the only witness to a killing and the murderer becomes his patient.
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