The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp - Episodes- Followmy.tv

The town council wants Jim Kelley to run for mayor, and Wyatt agrees. However, Kelley soon discovers that his opponent, Madigan, and his crooked cronies will... read more

Wyatt goes fishing with Dr. Fabrique when the doctor returns to Dodge City, but local cattle baron Shanghai Pierce is stricken with what he believes is appen... read more

The local shantytown of Pinkytown rebels against Dodge City, refusing to be taxed. Doc Holliday decides to take a hand and help the independent citizens, put... read more

Two brothers who shot a peace officer in Texas flee to Dodge City, and Wyatt tries to keep things from getting out of hand.

Doc Holliday is accused of robbing a Wells Fargo stage and Wyatt sets out to bring him in on his own.

An Army officer is captured by Pawnee Indians who have left the reservation and bought faulty guns. The undercover officer is trying to find who is selling t... read more

When a well-liked cattle buyer is shot, then townspeople are eager to convict a drunken Reb Thomas. Reb was found with the gun in his hand, standing over the... read more

Doc and Kate unexpectedly develop parental streaks when they take in a 12-year-old girl, the legendary "Little Pistol," after she robs Doc's gambling hall.

When the townspeople refuse to let Kate Holliday join their church, Doc comes up with a scheme for revenge. He convinces a couple that the oil puddle they ha... read more

A near-penniless Ned returns to Dodge City to after losing big to a gambler, but the gambler comes looking for his money.

Kate Holliday gets word that a cattleman with a grudge plans to kill Wyatt at a cattleman's convention and convinces Doc to look into it.

Doc reluctantly befriends a young boy, Benny Burkett, who looks to the gambler and gunfighter as a role model. Wyatt has to step in to make sure that Benny g... read more

Wyatt has to intervene when a white homesteader and his Indian wife move to Dodge City and encounter bigotry.

Jennie Brant, a reluctant member of a religious sect known as the True Lighters, has never met a man she wanted to marry... until Wyatt rescues her from the ... read more

When Wyatt rides out with a posse, he leaves Deputy Hal Tannen in charge, and Hal soon finds himself dealing with several crises

When outlaw Marie Burden's brother Dan takes their gang into Dodge City and ends up getting shot down, Marie swears revenge

A lawyer, Zinner, uses a new newspaper to launch a slur campaign against Wyatt in the hopes of making him lose his table and fall into an outlaw trap

After her husband's death at Little Big Horn two years earlier, Elizabeth Bacon Custer arrives in Dodge City and attempts to defend her husband's reputation

A traveling boxer makes his way to Dodge City and Wyatt soon finds himself in the ring against the man.

A man and a woman arrive in Dodge City at the same time, both with the intention of killing Wyatt Earp.

A Jesse James imitator, Henry Harrison Hammer, strikes at stagecoaches around Dodge City and builds his reputation by only robbing the rich, not the poor. Wy... read more

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 inn... read more

The Wells Fargo Co., Wyatt's old employer, asks him to ride shotgun on a stagecoach run that is being repeatedly attacked and robbed.

Wyatt has to step in when Jim Cockrell tries to force Luke Short to sell the Long Branch saloon to him.

Railroad engineman Tex McVey arrives in Dodge City, eager to break a new record. But when he runs a train off the tracks, he claims that robbers sabotaged th... read more

A stagecoach arrives in Dodge City with an injured driver, a dead passenger, and an empty case that held $5,000 gold from the Denver Mint. The driver, Billy ... read more

The controversial General Sherman is due to visit Dodge City, and passions are running high.

Virgil Earp arrives in Dodge City and inadvertently gets caught in a misunderstanding between a woman and her beau.

The town council gives Wyatt an order to use lethal force and he refuses. A hired gun, Hoyt, comes after Wyatt and the marshal inadvertently ends up killing ... read more

Dodge City and Fort Dodge argue over which town should be the county seat, and the parties involved soon turn to guns to settle their dispute

Wyatt Earp's two Indian friends, Mr. Cousin and Mr. Brother, have information about four notorious murderers, The Dry Gulchers. The Gulchers intercept the In... read more

Western landscape painter Hurley Abbott turns to Wyatt for fighting advice when George Jackson orders him off his property after Hurley becomes involved with... read more

Wyatt Earp continues his search for the remaining three men (he has already bagged one) who killed his Indian friend, Mr. Brother. But this time Wyatt and Ba... read more

Doc Holliday is up to no good when he teams up with a history professor to write a historical treatise on Dodge City... from Doc's point of view

When the notorious Dry Gulchers killed one of Wyatt Earp's Indian friends, Mr. Brother, they brought upon themselves Earp's relentless pursuit. Now two of th... read more

Ben Thompson returns to Dodge City and needs help from Wyatt when two women come looking for him... both demanding that he fulfill his promise to marry them.... read more

The last of the notorious Dry Gulchers, sought by Wyatt Earp, because he is one of a group which murdered his Indian friend, Mr. Brother, is hardest of the g... read more

A money package goes missing on a train, and Wyatt soon finds himself framed for the crime by several vengeful enemies.