Bounty hunter Brisco is hired by the West's most powerful robber barons to bring down the John Bly gang.

Brisco follows a lead on Bly to the town of Poker Flats and finds Bly, the orb, and an old friend who once left him to die at the hands of the Swill brothers.

While tailing the bank-robbing Swill brothers (Will, Bill, Gil, and Phil), Brisco winds up in a town where sisterhood is the rule.

Brisco and Socrates head south of the border when the Westerfield Club orders them to recover some stolen guns.

Socrates'sister---who's also a lawyer---is tricked into aiding in the escape of her client, a Treasury-plate thief hauled in by Brisco.

Socrates sends out an S.O.S. to Brisco when he loses Westerfield Club money to Brett Bones, a member of John Bly's gang, in a poker game. Brisco, Bowler, Socrates and Wylie set up a scam to get the money back and put Bones in prison.

Brisco and Lord Bowler compete to sink a band of pirates who have brought their swashbuckling ways onto dry land.

Brisco gets help from his father's ghost when he tries to rescue a robber baron's son kidnapped by John Bly.

Brisco is called upon by an old friend to serve as defense lawyer when the guy is accused of murdering a prominent citizen of a Wild West town.

Brisco takes over the duties of sheriff in his home town after it's taken over by a cattle baron. He also renews a relationship with the sheriff's daughter and his previous girlfriend.

Brisco and Dixie find romance while on the run from an assassin in pursuit of Dixie, who has incriminating evidence against a politico.

Bounty hunter Crystal Hawks aims to bring in Brisco, who's wanted for a killing he didn't commit.

Brisco and Lord Bowler rev up to catch a gang that steals prototype motorcycles and roars off after the orb.

Three mail-order brides hire Brisco and Bowler to rope the Swill brothers, who've robbed them and are now seeking a prize bull.

Brisco pursues Dixie's ex-husband, who proposes that he and Dixie steal away after he heists a supercannon.

Brisco and Bowler joins other bounty hunters at an island lodge, where the hunters become the hunted.

Responding to a note from Prof. Coles, Brisco and Bowler end up on a collision course with Bly in pursuit of the orb.

Brisco and Bowler arrive in Hard Rock and try to stop local thug Roy Hondo from harassing Bowler's old flame, who resists the man's attempts to extort protection money.

A pair of urchins wants to claim a gold mine, but needs Brisco and Bowler's help to dodge a ruthless New York gang to do it.

A figure from the future warns Brisco that Bly is going to escape from his orb prison.

A father reads his son a bed-time story from a dime novel, of how Brisco County and his “loyal sidekick” Lord Bowler brought in the notorious Ned Zed.

Brisco boards a stagecoach to escort a captured spy to the Mexican border for a prisoner exchange---and there's an assassin along.

Brisco helps Dixie and her sister Dolly battle a mob seeking control of Reno gambling.

A band of warriors are after the infant heir to the Chinese throne.

Socrates is kidnapped by someone who's supposed to be dead.

Brisco and Bowler are tried for treason after trying to help the Army retrieve a kidnapped heiress. Part 1 of 2.

Conclusion. Brisco and Bowler escape execution, but an elite team has orders to hunt them down.

Video Catalog of the Show's Signature References to Future Items and Ideas

Retrospective documentary with Bruce Campbell, Carlton Cuse, Julius Carry, Christian Clemenson, and Kelly Rutherford.

Brisco lore featurette gallery.

Bruce Campbell read from the If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B-Movie Actor chapter that recounts his experience with the show.

Roundtable with key series creative personnel: Carlton Cuse, John Wirth, Brad Kern, Tom Chehak, David Simkins, and John McNamara.

The stars and creators of the cult classic "Brisco County, Jr" gather together for a table read of the pilot episode