Rating:
5/10 by 1 users
Release Date:
Thu, Sep 01, 1955
Country: US
Language: En
Runtime: 30
Country: US
Language: En
Runtime: 30
Season 1:
A train robber is loose in the area, and the judge sets out to capture him.
The townspeople are angry when a local rancher is in jail accused of stealing horses, and the judge tries to keep things calm so they don't turn into a lynch mob.
Judge Roy goes after criminals who are trying to make their stolen gold coins look like raw gold nuggets.
Judge Roy Bean does a favor for a friend and finds himself involved in a marriage proposal and illegal impersonation.
A young boy thinks his father is ""yellow"" because he takes abuse from his boss in order to provide for the family. The boy runs away, and it's up Jeff and Roy to renew the boy's faith in his father.
A woman arrives in town looking for her son. Roy checks around, and finds out that her son is not only in the area, but has become a notorious outlaw.
An infamous and dangerous train robber escapes from prison, and the judge sets out to bring capture him and send him back.
The judge meets up with a con man who comes to towns, arranges horse races then skips town with the receipts and all the money that was bet.
The judge learns of a scheme to smuggle guns and ammo to the Indians, and he encounters an unlikely pair of allies in his plan to break it up: an organ grinder and his monkey.
Judge Roy is after three people from the east, two men and a woman. They have committed a robbery and are on the run. He must catch up with them before they split the loot.
The Judge helps out a rancher who is being blackmailed by three criminals who are pretending to be news reporters.
Letty decides to leave town when she begins to believe that she is being too much of a tomboy.
Judge Roy's deputy, Jeff Taggart is framed for the murder of a horse trader who had cheated him.
A young man has inherited a silver mine from his father. Two con men are trying to claim that the man's title to the mine isn't any good.
Ah Sid, a Chinese laundryman is brought a map with Chinese characters on it by Fallon and Keats. They want a translation which Ah Sid refuses. They attack Ah Sid who escapes to Langtry and is befriended by Judge Roy Bean ans his deputy Jeff Taggert.
While trying to steal a payroll, a wanted killer is wounded. But Judge Roy isn't so sure the funeral being held is real.
The sacred idol of a Mexican village has been stolen by outlaws. Judge Roy helps them get it back.
Jeff, accused of robbery, is proven innocent by the Judge.
