Pasquinel saves Scottish fugitive McKeag (Richard Chamberlain) from Pawnees, then becomes his partner.
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Sheepman Garrett threatens a range war with landowners Lloyd (William Atherton) and Brumbaugh (Alex Karras). Sheriff Dumire (Brian Keith) refuses to intervene; Lloyd and Brumbaugh fight back.
Pasquinel saves Scottish fugitive McKeag (Richard Chamberlain) from Pawnees, then becomes his partner.
Outcast Mennonite Zendt (Gregory Harrison) and his new wife (Stephanie Zimbalist) head west. With Timothy Dalton.
Already married, Pasquinel weds Clay Basket (Barbara Carrera), angering McKeag who also loves her.
McKeag sends Lucinda to comfort widowed Levi, who insists she first go to St. Louis for schooling. With Mark Harmon.
British investor Secombe commissions Skimmerhorn (Cliff De Young) to lead a cattle drive from Texas to Colorado.
With settlers fearing attacks, Col. Skimmerhorn (Richard Crenna) forms a private army and arrests Mercy.
Dumire tries to get the help of the Wendells' son (Doug McKeon) to nab the con-artist couple; Charlotte is widowed.
A blizzard devastates the Venneford ranch; Secombe faces charges of fraud; Levi visits Pennsylvania.
Egged on by Father Virgil, Charlotte sheds her apathy and takes on the cause of downtrodden Mexicans. With Dana Elcar.
Lloyd's romance with Clemma could endanger his pending marriage to Charlotte; Philip warns Sheriff Dumire.
A writer (Sharon Gless) and a historian (Andy Griffith) interview a current resident (David Janssen) of Centennial.
Sheepman Garrett threatens a range war with landowners Lloyd (William Atherton) and Brumbaugh (Alex Karras). Sheriff Dumire (Brian Keith) refuses to intervene; Lloyd and Brumbaugh fight back.
