The Magnificent Seven

Seven disparate men- each with his own dark secret- come together to save a Seminole Indian village from The Ghosts of the Confederacy, a ragtag group of renegade Confederate soldiers led by Colonel Emmett Reilly Anderson. The soldiers are originally looking for food and supplies, but change their objective when they discover the village has gold trinkets.

A powerful cattle rancher tries to take over the town and abolish the law, until a respected, seasoned judge (guest star Robert Vaughn, who starred in the classic film "The Magnificent Seven") arrives to regain control.

Looking for a little "relaxation," Chris, Buck and J.D. head out to Wicks Town, where Wicks (guest star Barry Corbin), the proprietor, has set up some adult entertainment.

When Terry, the attractive felon, gets off the stagecoach in Four Corners, Buck immediately begins to flirt with her, only to discover that she's accompanied by her very precocious young daughter.

A criminal about to be hanged suddenly confesses that he has information about the murder of Chris' wife and son three years earlier.

Mary's young son, Billy, comes for an extended visit, but the boy is still haunted by memories of seeing his father murdered.

Guy Royal is a rancher who is methodically taking over the property that lies in a line outside of town. He is not above murder and arson to get his way, and he likes to collect "gifts" from the people he is displacing.

Chanu, a young Indian from a local reservation has kidnapped Claire Moseley, the daughter of missionary Owen Mosely.

Chris is drinking in a bar in another town when he is arrested by a crooked sheriff and his deputy on a trumped-up charge.