The Young Riders

The Dakota Territory of the 1860's comes alive through the lives of six young people who sign as Pony Express riders.

Jimmy Hickok goes against his promise to Emma when he takes revenge on a professional gunfighter.

When Kiowa Indians declare war, Buck faces an agonizing decision between loyalty to his Indian and white brothers.

Ike sees a gang of ruthless men murder several innocent people, but only with The Riders' help can he reach the courtroom in time to testify against them.

Lou risks death to save her brother and sister from their outlaw father.

The Young Riders shelter Ulysses, a runaway slave, and are instrumental in saving him from death at the hands of a self-appointed executioner in the Black Ulysses episode.

A popular author writes a novel which catapults Hickok into becoming a legendary gunfighter.

Hickok leaves the Riders and works for a brothel in an attempt to stop the Madame from stealing Army supplies. The Kid is reunited with his older brother, who turns out to be a bank robber and murderer.

The Kid captures an Indian at the scene of a murder and together they help uncover a plot to steal Indian land.

Emma and Hickok share an adventure which brings them closer together.

Hickok falls in love with a beautiful woman whose deceit almost gets him hung.

When Teaspoon causes Hickok to lose his job, the Saloon owner makes Hickok an offer. But will Hickok live long enough to enjoy his new position?

The Kid falls into hellish captivity when he and Cody stay in the seemingly pleasant town of Prosperity.

Lou sheds her Pony Express disguise for a night and attracts a man who is head of a gang of robbers.

Emma's ex-husband stirs up memories and trouble for her.

Cody endangers his life several times on a secret Military assignment, only to learn he was part of a diversionary tactic.

Buck gets involved with a beautiful girl whose father demands she marry someone against her will.

A young man wins the friendship of his hero, Jimmy Hickok, when he helps expose his uncle's plot to use the Pony Express business to steal Indian land.

An old friend betrays Hickok and they resort to a gunfight in order to bring justice to an outlaw land owner.