The Rifleman

While Lucas and Mark are traveling across the Mexican desert they encounter a trio of Mexican bandits who demand payment to cross "their" desert.

Mark takes a job as a stable boy against his father's wishes.

Mark and Milly are held hostage in her general store when two gunmen attempt a daring robbery.

Two prison wagon drivers stop at the McCain ranch looking for whiskey. Lucas turns them down because they are escorting a murderer, to be hanged in Yuma.

Mark goes to work for Will Temple, a badly scarred, very mysterious rancher.

Corey Hazlett insists he's innocent of murder, despite Lucas's eyewitness testimony.

Lucas tries to dissuade a latter-day knight from rushing into battle.

Abe Lincoln's claim that he's the Great Emancipator amuses everyone except Matt Yordy.

Stubborn Grandpa Fogarty is Lucas's main roadblock as he tries to get young Woody Fogarty to attend school.

Mark Twain visits North Fork and quickly alienates the townspeople.

Lucas tries to stop embittered John Holliver from venting his wrath on the people who expelled him from town years before.

Lucas becomes the target of a vengeful mountaineer after he is responsible for a young mountain boy's death.

When Mark is kidnapped and held for ransom, he finds himself an unwilling companion of gunman Carl Avery.

Lucas seeks an escape when he's captured by outlaws while seeking help for an injured Mark.

The young Queen-to-be of France hides out in North Fork with her sick brother.

A notorious killer is being held in the North Fork jail. When word gets around that Gordo's gang is on its way to free him, the whole town becomes frightened.

Lucas's old Army pal settles in North Fork with his deaf daughter.

An Englishman arrives with a custom-made rifle and a plan to kill Lucas.

Banker Hamilton is closing up for the day when Rudy Gray persuades him to stay open for one more transaction...a withdrawal at gunpoint.

Tip Corey, the son of a man allegedly murdered in North Fork, has a killer's reputation and comes to town to kill Micah.

Len Richards and his brother, Ab, confront a Lucas McCain look-alike, Earl Bantry and his sidekick K.C. Peters, for slaughtering one of Richards' steers.

Lucas and Mark stop on the way to the county fair to deliver a message to Micah, who is escorting a prisoner to be hanged. Mark and Lucas recognize the prisoner.

Mark and Milly are shocked when Lucas begins gambling. They don't know that Lucas is "undercover" trying to catch a man cheating.

Mark befriends singer-banjoist Lafayette Bly, a blind man with an acute sense of hearing and a very strong grip.

A retired lawman's irrational jealousy threatens not only to destroy his marriage but also to make him an easy target for someone who wants him dead.

No one is more surprised than Micah when newcomer Leota Carraway claims he's her long-lost husband and the father of her child.

Lucas is torn by conflicting emotions when he meets the town's new preacher, a former outlaw whom the Rifleman vowed to kill.

The town of North Fork becomes a haven for outlaws when suave Ben Judson smooth-talks his way into the marshal's job.

A handsome gambler moves into town and begins wooing Milly Scott, claiming to have known her deceased brother.

Lucas develops temporary amnesia from a head injury while visiting a strange town and mistakenly assumes the identity of a wanted criminal.

A former neighbor of the McCains' is released from jail after serving his sentence for robbery. Lucas lets the man work for him but the new hand holds a secret.