The Magnificent Seven

A new Federal marshal (guest star Peter Firth) lays down the new law to the Magnificent Seven: surrender your guns or get out of town. But the new lawman's methods are tested when a gang of hired guns arrive to burn Four Corners to the ground.

Vin (Eric Close) is forced to prove his innocence when a group of marshals arrest him for a murder that he never committed. Meanwhile Ezra (Anthony Starke) finds out his saloon has some old competition…his own mother (guest star Michelle Phillips).

To defend Inez's honor and keep a group of men from taking her back to Mexico, Buck challenges a nasty aristocrat to a duel, but he doesn't count on the weapons chosen by his opponent. Meanwhile, Chris has his hands full with a sharpshooter.

The matriarch (guest star Tyne Daly) of a big-city crime family arrives with her brood of gunfighters, armed and looking to avenge the death of one of their own…and they're on the lookout for Chris' father-in-law Hank (guest star Ed Lauter).

A disputed homestead claim prompts Judge Travis (guest star Robert Vaughn) to "suggest" that the Magnificent Seven ride shotgun on a wagon train. Meanwhile, Vin (Eric Close) has fallen for a very married lady. (Part 1 of 2)

A roguish squatter (Bruce McGill) puts the pressure on a wagon train to cede the title to its land, which happens to abound with gold. When they refuse, the Wagon Train is bombed. The relationship between Vin and Charlotte intensifies. (Part 2 of 2)

Judge Travis presides over a trial that hits close to home for Nathan (Rick Worthy) when a former slave is accused of murdering a white man. But neither the defense nor the prosecution is prepared for the shocking declaration from this proud man.

When Chinese workers mysteriously begin disappearing from a railroad camp where they are working, the Seven step in to try and stop the abuse of the laborers who are building the railroad lines. John Cho, Tzi Ma and Brad Dourif guest star.

When J.D. (Andrew Kavovit) kills a man who is trying to rob the bank, one of his stray bullets accidentally kills an innocent woman. Guilt ridden, J.D. decides to leave Four Corners forever. Meanwhile, Ezra meets his match when a gambler beats him.

A traveling detective (Lenny Von Dohlen) accuses Josiah (Ron Perlman) of murder after a string a young women have been found dead, one last seen in his presence. Also, Nathan's Native friend, Rain, visits with the news that she's about to marry.

When two female bounty hunters (Rebecca Cross and Ashlee Levitch) arrive in town, the Seven reluctantly join forces with them to track down the vicious outlaw (Gregory Scott Cummins) they are after. But are the ladies exactly what they seem?

When a hired assassin is found dead in his hotel room with $10,000 cash, Chris (Michael Biehn) wonders exactly who the assassin had been paid to kill. Meanwhile, all that money is awfully tempting to a man like Ezra (Anthony Starke).

When Chris (Michael Biehn) reunites with an old flame (Kay Lenz), he finds out more about the events that led up to the death of his wife and son. But Vin (Eric Close) becomes suspicious of the woman and investigates where she's been.