The Rifleman

A veteran returns with tales of heroism and the fate of Milly's brother in the Civil War.

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

Mark is shocked when he discovers that his father is a poker player.

Lucas has double trouble: his lookalike is tearing up the town.

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

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

When an expected lawman doesn't arrive from Denver, several gunfighters arrive in North Fork and cause trouble.

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

Lucas becomes the target of a vengeful mountaineer.

Mark Twain visits Southfork, and quickly alienates the townspeople.

Able Lincoln's claim that he's the Great Emancipator himself amuses everyone except Matt Yorty.

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

Lucas is taken hostage by two prison wagon drivers angered that he won't give them more whiskey.

Lucas tries to find out why Mark has taken a job as a stableboy.

A Chinese man and his son fight prejudice as they try to open a laundry in North Fork.

Two pranksters write away for a mail-order bride, using Lucas's name.

Lucas is marked for death: he was foreman of a jury that convicted an Apache.

A janitor-turned-gunfighter whose reputation hangs on one lucky shot—and a lot of gall.

A salesman can't talk his way out of an assault charge.

Blinded in an explosion, Lucas fights despair as he prepares for a meeting with a gun-toting enemy.

Lucas looks for answers when recovering alcoholic Micah Torrence returns to the bottle—and turns in his badge.

Lucas agrees to take a job as a federal undercover agent and goes to Wyoming to investigate rumors of sales of arms to renegade indians. His life is endagered by the town drunk who stumbles onto his true identity and purpose. (Part 1 of 2)

A deathbed request from an old friend sends Lucas to a neighboring town in search of the man's long-lost sweetheart.

Lucas unmasks a killer posing as a door-to-door seed salesman.

A lively old lady arrives in town hot on the trail of a notorious bandit—and the reward money for capturing him.

Lucas encourages a drunken artist charged with murder to use his talents to identify the true killer.

Mark and his friend become trapped in an old mine.

A new store owner upsets the town by demanding that all credit accounts be paid off.

When an outlaw leader lures Marshal Torrance out of town, Lucas is the only one who can stop him from lynching a local man who killed one of the members of his gang.

When Mark finds gold on their property, a fast-talking salesman who tried to sell Lucas a new lightning rod offers instead to buy the ranch's mineral rights.

Lucas shoots a horse thief who turns out to be a member of the Boyle clan, and now Ma Boyle is after him.

An ex-convict is blamed for a brutal crime despite his claims of rehabilitation.

Lucas helps his former Army captain, now an undercover federal agent, infiltrate a gang of bank robbers.

A sharecropper enters his colt in a horse race, hoping to win enough money to buy his farm from the owner, who has bet on Mark McCain's entry.

After shooting a man in self-defense, Andy Moon turns to Lucas for protection from his vengeful brothers.

Several men are vying for a rancher's daughter's affections. When she is found dead, one of them becomes the prime suspect in her murder.

After Mark contracts typhoid fever and has a vision of his dead mother, he no longer seems interested in getting well.

Mark discovers that the new preacher and his wife are impostors planning a robbery.

After foiling a girl's attempt to rob the general store, Lucas finds that she and her brother are plotting the murder of their abusive stepfather.

When a horse dealer transporting a prize stallion stops in North Fork, two saddle tramps try to use trickery to obtain it.

Lucas is drawn to a young widow passing through town on her way to claim an inheritance, but others who covet it are trying to kill her.

When a stranger arrives to marry the town spinster, two brothers who want her land try to discourage him with threats and a beating.

Mark runs away from home after his father questions his story about overhearing a plot to rob the bank.

A dance hall singer asks Lucas to care for her daughter in an effort to hide the baby from her self-righteous, bigoted father.

Lucas makes a life-or-death decision when Micah is held hostage and the kidnappers demand the release of a notorious outlaw.

When their wagon breaks down, Mark and an injured Lucas are stranded in the desert.