FilmRise Western schedule

An old friend of Lucas McCain's, a traveling photographer, comes to North Fork plying his trade.

The townsfolk of North Fork decide to give a young couple a shivaree celebration.

When a young boy from Brooklyn is accused of murder, Mark hides him until he can find the real killer.

U.S. Marshal Sam Buckhart arrives in North Fork in search of renegade Indians.

Lucas puts his life in jeopardy when he agrees to testify in a murder case.

Outlaw Sam Morley falls in love with a young woman who has a serious illness.

Lucas welcomes his old friend Tom Birch, who once saved his life.

Dan Maury, released from Yuma prison, arrives in North Fork.

Lucas comes to the rescue when escaped convicts hold up the general store.

Young Mark manages to capture a hawk but falls into danger with a rattlesnake.

Lucas takes in an orphaned teen being raised by his abusive uncle after there is trouble at the school.

The McCains try to be tolerant of their embittered neighbor Abel MacDonald.

An unfounded rumor causes North Fork's outspoken feminist schoolteacher to be attacked.

A drought has forced local cowhands to seek work on a railroad construction project.

Lucas McCain gives blood to save a dying man and is surprised by Marshall Torrance's odd behavior.

When Mark finds of the body of a murder victim, he begins a search for the killer.

When renegade Apaches wound Lucas and kidnap Mark, Marshall joins with U.S. Marshalls.

Lucas is the town's representative to the railroad commission until an infamous train robber dies.

When a wealthy rancher is killed, Mark suggests that they seek the aid of a mind reader.

A group of outlaws devise a plan to get rid of Lucas so that they can take over the town of North Fork.

After Lucas kills a man in a brawl, his father arrives in North Fork to break his other boys out of jail.

Newly arrived gunslinger Al Walker throws a mammoth party at the saloon.

Gavin and Ezra Martin think that Lucas killed their son Clemmie.

Eddie's daughter causes trouble for Lucas when two strangers threaten her life.

Town character Brett Conway blackmails Lucas when a young couple Lucas rescued is suffering from yellow fever.

Lucas and Mark are stranded in the middle of a desert with very little food or water.

Mark is kidnapped and held hostage and will be killed within the hour unless Lucas cooperates.

Lucas tries to do a good deed for the old town drunk but it backfires.

A dance hall singer asks Lucas to care for her daughter.

Lucas becomes involved in a battle between an aspiring writer and a cocky, bragging trail boss.

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

Lucas comes to the rescue when escaped convicts hold up the general store.

Lucas takes in an orphaned teen being raised by his abusive uncle after there is trouble at the school.

The McCains try to be tolerant of their embittered neighbor Abel MacDonald.

An unfounded rumor causes North Fork's outspoken feminist schoolteacher to be attacked.

Bookkeeper Asa Manning decides to hire a professional gunman to take care of the problem.

A drought has forced local cowhands to seek work on a railroad construction project.

When Mark finds of the body of a murder victim, he begins a search for the killer.

When renegade Apaches wound Lucas and kidnap Mark, Marshall joins with U.S. Marshalls.

Lucas is the town's representative to the railroad commission until an infamous train robber dies.

A rancher dies after the bank forecloses the mortgage on his property.

A group of outlaws devise a plan to get rid of Lucas so that they can take over the town of North Fork.

After Lucas kills a man in a brawl, his father arrives in North Fork to break his other boys out of jail.

Newly arrived gunslinger Al Walker throws a mammoth party at the saloon.

Lucas accuses a newspaper writer's misleading articles of causing an innocent man's death.

Gavin and Ezra Martin think that Lucas killed their son Clemmie.