The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp

Mayor Hoover declines to run for mayor, so Judge Tobin with Earp's support asks Jim Kelley to run against Slip Madigan. Earp decides to resign to ensure Kelley's election.

Dr. Fabrique visits Wichita hoping for a fishing vacation. With Dr. McCarty out of town, Fabrique is forced to tend to a cattle baron's stomach ache at gunpoint.

Doc stirs up trouble when he tells Miss Pinky Dodge City can't collect taxes from them as they aren't part of the city.

After shooting a peace officer in Texas, brothers Tom and Dave head to Dodge City to escape the Texas Rangers and to see Dave's girlfriend Ms. Lucy.

A wounded Wells Fargo stage driver says Doc Holliday and Skunky Groggin robbed the stage.

An Army officer is captured by Pawnee Indians who have left the reservation and bought faulty guns.

Judge Tobin wants fast justice when a close and highly respected friend is found shot dead with a man holding the gun passed out in front of him.

Earp and Doc capture a very young female outlaw called Little Pistol while tracking a band who robbed Doc's saloon.

Doc Holliday backs a couple who own land with an oil pit. However, the freighters are used to using the pit to grease their wheels resulting in gun fights over access to it.

Earp is invited to speak at the Cattlemen's Convention at the Dodge City Opera House. But a source tells Kate Holliday that it is a setup by Texas cattlemen to kill Earp.

A youngster who idolizes Doc Holliday wants to be like him forcing Earp and the Hollidays to try to change him.

When a man insults and is shot by the Indian wife of a white man, Earp is forced intercede between the couple and her father, Chief Two Moon.

A group of thieves posing as True Lighter missionaries are stopped outside Dodge City. The leader wants Jennie Brandt to flirt with Earp to learn the time of a Wells Fargo gold shipment.

While away for the day helping Sheriff Masterson, Earp appoints Hal Norton as his Chief Deputy. Hal is forced to confront several problems while Earp is gone.

A bank robbery in Dodge City is foiled by the citizens while Earp is away.

Texan Drum Denman goes after northerner Earp by backing a free newspaper to print false stories about Earp trying to draw him out of Dodge City.

Custer's widow is worried about an upcoming hearing on Major Reno's actions during Custer's last stand so Earp tries to help calm her down.

A boxing promoter comes to Dodge City challenging men to fight "Champ" Starbuck for money.

The widow Mrs. Phillips sparks interest from Earp. At the same time, a convict Earp sent to prison escapes the chain gang and heads for Dodge City for revenge.

A bandit is striking stagecoaches near Dodge City. Based on his description Earp and Hal are sure it is the imitation Jesse James who has never been convicted.

Lily Reeve known as the Kansas Lily arrives in Dodge City. After pulling a gun while gambling, she is arrested by Earp while Bat thinks she is a nice innocent lady.

Earp is asked by Wells Fargo to ride shotgun to help catch the Purvis gang. Earp agrees but a grandmother complicates the situation when she refuses to wait for a later stage.

Earp is caught in the middle between two saloon owners who want to force the owners of the Long Branch Saloon out and take it over.

Earp has to contend with the fallout and fights caused by the tall tales told by railroad engineer Tex McKay.

The stage arrives with the driver shot and $5000 of new silver dollar coins stolen. The driver gives Earp details about the robbery but they turn out to be false.

When word spreads through Dodge City that General Sherman would be making a stop there, havoc breaks out for Earp.

A divorced woman working the mayor's office and a childhood friend of the Earps, has Virgil Earp arriving to protect Wyatt from her.

After Bat's shirt sleeve is hit by a bullet from a gunman Earp had hit in the shoulder, Mayor Kelley tell Earp he must shoot to kill which causes him to have second thoughts about his job.

The military is pulling out of Fort Dodge leaving the civilians there with no future.

After his friends Mr. Cousin is wounded and Mr. Brother is killed, Earp goes after the people who did it.

A local girl wants to marry a painter but her family is against it. The painter was told by Buntline to ask Earp for help.

Earp and Bat leave Dodge City to go after the remaining three members of the Dry Gulcher Gang who killed Mr. Brother.

A man arrives in Dodge City professing to write histories of locations. Doc Holliday decides to use him to stir up Dodge City.

Two killers of the Dry Gulcher Gang have been eliminated but two are still at large. Wyatt leaves for Texas and goes on pursuing them, with the support of some local Texas Rangers.

Ben Thompson sneaks back into Dodge City bringing trouble and two women who were both promised marriage by him.

Now in the heart of Texas, Earp is about to find the last survivor of the Dry Gulcher gang, who killed his Indian friend. But his task happens to be even tougher than expected.

An enemy of Earp's puts a plan together to frame Earp for stealing money from the railroad hoping to eliminate him. Doc Holliday intervenes when he sees some men in town he doesn't trust.

Earp's friends try to dissuade him from being friends with Doc Holliday as it is ruining his reputation.