A rancher and his foreman (apparently) take out after horse thieves leaving the daughter of one of them behind.  They ride into an ambush.  The foreman is killed and the rancher is seriously injured.   Then they cut to Boston (my neck of the woods).  A young man and a young woman are seen in evening clothes in a room with the door locked.  Just as things seem to be heating up there is a pounding on the door.  Apparently the young lady's father knows they're in there, doesn't trust them and wants to get his hands on the young man who now scoops up his cape, hat and cane.  He grabs an apple (""I hate to eat and run"") and goes out through her balcony window and drops safely to the ground below.  He is then approached by a man claiming to be a Pinkerton Agent representing the young man's father.  The young man whom we now know to be Scott Lancer is being offered $1000 plus all expenses to travel to California and speak with his father (whom he claims to have never met) for one hour.   In Me

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An old friend of Murdoch's  comes to claim  his  share of the ranch Murdoch said he could have before the boys came back.  He has with him a prisoner who recognizes Johnny and  asks him for  help.  The marshal seeing he no longer has a chance to be part of the ranch decides to help the prisoner escape. Only they are   caught and end up killing the guard. Johnny comes in and is knocked out only to be discovered next to the dead guard. He is held for the murder. Scott and Murdoch go after the prisoner to clear Johnny.  The marshall is arrested in the end. From Janet Bell.

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A saloon entertainer (Cloris Leachman) appears at the Lancer ranch with a court order to claim Teresa, the child she once abandoned. Bolton: Mark Richman. Teresa: Elizabeth Baur. Murdoch: Andrew Duggan.

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Guy Stockwell plays a polished gentleman outlaw who plans to rob the town. Sheriff: Warren Oates. Murdoch: Andrew Duggan. Johnny: James Stacy.

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After being stranded in the desert, Scott is found and taken in to an abandoned mine by an inquisitive young boy. But the boy's family includes an outlaw uncle who plans to kill Scott and pass the body off as his own.

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Andrew Duggan

Wayne Maunder

James Stacy

Paul Brinegar

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Lancer

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Season 1

Murdoch is in a nasty mood, taking his frustrations on a piece of iron he is working on the forge.  Jelly approaches and tells him he has been ""acting like a snake bit ya"" ever since he found out Harlan Garrett, Scott's grandfather, was coming for a visit.

When Scott and Johnny arrive in town to pick up Scott's grandfather, they separate and Scott enters the hotel.  His father generally is down on the area and Scott's new life, and when the subject of Scott returning to Boston comes up, Scott says it might be a while to which Harlan replies ""We'll see"".

Johnny then joins them, and Harlan points out that Johnny is Scott's half brother named Johnny Madrid and his mother was a foreigner.  Scott indicates that they should be going.  Harlan says he has a surprise for Scott before they leave and turns toward the opening that leads to the lobby.

Through the opening comes an elegantly dressed woman.  When he sees her, Scott whispers ""Julie"" and races to stand by her.   Scott indicates she neve