Longmire

In the second season premiere, Sheriff Longmire urgently pursues a serial killer and his fellow escapees who have taken hostages up a mountain after a prison transfer goes awry.

When a body is found in a compost heap, the victim’s history of abusive behavior leads to a varied list of suspects. Walt and the team must cross county lines to track down the killer.

Branch walks a thin line in his alliance with Jacob Nighthorse (A. MARTINEZ). Meanwhile, Cady looks to Detective Fales (CHARLES DUTTON) for answers about her mother’s death.

A cattle heist sends the team on an urgent search for the missing livestock and its driver as well as the thieves.

When a teenage girl is found dead, the investigation leads Walt and the team to the illegal sale of prescription drugs. Meanwhile, Henry reconnects with an old flame and Cady returns home.

Walt is tipped off to the murder of a supposed psychic by the Contrary Warrior, a Cheyenne who does the opposite of what people expect.

After Henry overhears a disgruntled husband try to order a hit on his wife, Walt and the team must use what little information they have to prevent her murder.

When a wild horse is found dragging a dead body, Walt discovers evidence of an illegal rodeo at a local farm. Detective Fales comes to town to talk to Henry.

Following an explosion on the reservation, Walt is bombarded with public confrontation as the Cheyennes blame the blast on a gas leak from a local fracking operation.

On Election Day, a terrible accident puts things into perspective for Walt and Branch. Emotions run high as the team races to find a hit-and-run driver.

When a game warden is killed alongside an elk that was poached, Walt discovers a connection to a rare expensive supplement.

Walt connects a new murder to an armed robbery twenty years ago, while Vic’s suspicion that she’s being stalked forces her to confide in Walt.

Walt and Branch team up when an apparent suicide is found to be connected to Cady’s accident. Meanwhile, Detective Fales returns to Absaroka County with warrants.