Cheyenne

Cheyenne, Smitty and a woman they just rescued from an Indian attack are trapped by a band of desperados in their fortified mountain hideaway.

Cheyenne tries to help two prospectors in their search for a gold mine, but then they encounter renegade Indians who try to rob them.

Cheyennes previous acquaintance with a woman involves him in blackmail and nearly gets him killed.

Guiding a cavalry troop through Indian territory, Cheyenne leads a mutiny to avoid a massacre.

Pat Keogh is a bank robber and killer who, when the episode begins, has just killed a man and Cheyenne has been accused by a group of vigilantes. Keogh rescues Cheyenne, admitting to him that he was the guilty party, and he cuts Cheyenne in on the bank robbery hes about to make in Red Rock with the help of two accomplices. Cheyenne meets a marshal friend who is trailing Keogh and enlists Cheyennes help in stopping Keogh. Cheyenne foils the plot, but not after a lot of gunplay.

Cheyenne meets a sly Indians test of courage to save a wagonload of white settlers.

A small-town sheriff, whom Cheyenne admires, is hoodwinked by a woman.

The train to California carries some mighty interesting passengers, including Cheyenne and his...

Cheyenne waits out a winter with a cattle drive.

Marshal Frank Moxon saves Cheyennes life.

Cheyenne hunts wild horses.

Cheyenne rides into Stagge City (pop. 407) and is promptly arrested on a trumped-up charge of vagrancy. Hes given a 90-day sentence which must be served by performing hard labor at the Stagge Silver Mine. From the other convict-workers at this mine, Cheyenne learns that even when his sentence has been served, excuses will be made to extend it indefinitely. Cheyenne also learns that Mr. Stagge, rendered mute by a stroke, has had his mine effectively stolen from him by a conniving woman named Iris Danner who was originally hired to teach Stagges daughter, Virginia. Iris runs the mine with the support of gunslinger, Les Shore. By playing off Iris and Shore against each other, Cheyenne eventually frees himself and his fellow prisoners while returning control of the mine to Stagge and his daughter.

Cheyenne is suspected of being a member of the Ellwood gang.

While panning gold, Morgan Trude shoots Cheyenne, thinking he is going to rob him.

Cheyenne rides into Crowheart carrying a dead man he found along the trail.

Cheyenne Bodie (Clint Walker) stops at a cabin for help with a lame horse, and is shot at. He soon ends up on the wrong side of a posse.

The only survivor of a stage coach robbery is an infant boy. He is also the heir to a large land grant and someone else wants the land.

An Indian uprising results when reporter Fay Kirby tries to interview Sitting Bull.

Clint Walker sings and dances as Cheyenne poses as an actor to expose a ring of Southern subversives.

Sebastian Cabot and Erin OBrien play an aging general and his unwilling bride.

An entire town turns against Cheyenne when he tries to prove a friend is not guilty of murder.

Cheyenne turns down the job of top hand for rancher Ben Gentry but finds two more offers awaiting him for the same job.

Cheyenne takes over a saloon for a woman whose daughter is coming home after years in the East.

When Matt Reardon tries to aid the widow of a man he killed, he learns her son is out for vengeance.

Forced to aid a wounded gunman, Cheyenne is mistaken for a gang member by lawmen.

A 10-year-old boy has disappeared, and Cheyenne is aided in the search by a Sioux youth, whose tribe has been accused of kidnapping the boy.

A suave attorney stymies Cheyennes hunt for a killer.

A woman comes to Cheyennes aid after he is wounded while trailing a killer.

Cheyenne poses as robber Wes McQueen to find the late crooks hidden loot.

Taking a cue from "Hamlet," Cheyenne uses an old stage trick to trap a killer.

Cheyenne faces a hostile countryside when he replaces a popular foreman.

Colonel Custers regiment is wiped out in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Risking a charge of desertion, Cheyenne decides to appear at Major Renos court martial. (Part 2 of 2)

Cheyenne sides with a white man raised by Apaches when a vengeful character tries to break up his marriage.

A bridegroom disappears and Cheyenne is jailed on a trumped-up murder charge.

Cheyenne is reminded of a scene from his boyhood when Fred Baker comes to him for help.

Delivering mine equipment, Cheyenne runs into a feud between rival mine owners.

Al Lestrade, Dodge Citys marshal, is on vacation, hunting buffalo. But a cartridge from the shot fired to stampede an approaching herd is traced to Lestrades rifle.

"Duel at Judas Basin" combines the trinity of Cheyenne, Bronco, and Sugarfoot in one episode. This summit meeting provides an exciting episode for young fans knowing that the bad guys didnt have a chance. But one gets framed for murder, jailed and broken out; another is working undercover to infiltrate the bad guys, is almost taken prisoner, gets away, and all the while Cheyenne has to hold it all together as the three fight the local law, Crazy Horse and the bad guys.

Cheyenne no sooner brings a robber in than a marshal releases him.

A stubborn cavalry captain ignores Cheyennes advice---and leads his patrol into certain slaughter.

Cheyenne and Billy the Kid join forces to help a woman in trouble.

Cheyenne stops in Colton City to put up some supplies and a man by the name of Kell provokes him into a fight.

Young Gilby Collins outshoots ""the Great Kinsey"" in a carnival competition and wins a gun. When Nita, Kinseys assistant, congratulates Collins, her sore-loser boss manhandles her. Collins comes to her defense, Kinsey draws a gun, and Collins shoots him dead. Kinseys relatives, the Crawfords, plan to lynch Collins despite Nitas insistence that Collins fired in self defense. Cheyenne steps forward, saying that Collins should be taken to the Marshal in a nearby town for a fair trial. Not trusting the legal system, however, Collins flees toward Mexico along with Nita. The elder Crawford organizes a posse and goes after them. Cheyenne rides along with the posse, anxious to see that justice is done even if it means risking a horsewhipping at the hands of the vengeful Crawford.

Townspeople oppose Cheyenne as he tries to capture robbers who made off with an unpopular tycoons fortune.

Cheyenne learns that his white father may still be alive.

Cheyenne tangles with a bandit who named himself dictator of a Mexican province.

Cheyennes distractions while escorting an outlaw to jail: the outlaws friends, the outlaws enemies---and a pretty widow.

Marshal Frank Ragan rides into Stark City to visit Johnny Wilson. But Wilson has disappeared and cattle baron Ben Stark tells Ragan he had better do the same. Clint Walker does not appear in this episode, which was the pilot for the series The Dakotas; hence, it is not included in the DVD release of season six.

Cheyennes after a killer and Indians tell him his quarry is a monster called Satonka.

Cheyenne helps a wounded cowboy who is suffering from amnesia. He suspects the man was a member of a band of outlaws that robbed the Cattlemens Association.

Charlie Teeney and his followers go looking for gold on the Sioux reservation after they see White Crow come into town with two small bags of gold.

Cheyenne is involved in an Indian uprising when the railroad threatens to run through sacred burial grounds.

Cheyennes first job as sheriff: quell a friends thirst for vengeance.

Cheyenne is charged with murder---his own.