After dozens of cowboy films stretching back to the 1930s, Roy Rogers finally came to the small screen for this long-running hit TV series. He of course was joined by his longtime love and costar, the sparklingly beautiful Dale Evans.
The overly social salesman "Doc" Stevens travels around his territory with a very troubling secret: he has a transmitter in the back of his wagon that he uses to relay warnings to a band of outlaws working in the area. After Roy discovers Doc's secret, he soon finds himself in trouble.
When Granny, an elderly fur trapper refuses to sell her property to a gang of outlaws, they try to get her land through legal means – by attempting to get her declared insane.
When a less than honest postmaster learns that a valuable bank shipment will be passing through Mineral City on the train, he hires a pair of gunmen to blast the train track in order to get his hands on the money. As a result, Roy gets deputized to help the sheriff out.
An outlaw named Stu Trumbull is idolized by his younger brother Larry. As a result, when Stu steals the money that was raised for the school fund and ultimately kills a man in his getaway, Larry tries his best to keep Roy, Pat, and the sheriff off his trail. After Larry aids his brother in getting away, Roy tries to convince him that being loyal to his brother even after breaking the law isn't always right.
When the Doc treats man who was attacked, Roy and Pat decide to go undercover as outlaws to infiltrate a desert town in order to draw out the outlaws who use it as a safe haven in between stage holdups.
The sheriff of a neighboring Ghost Town Dead Men's Hills gets ambushed by several outlaws. Roy, Pat, and Dale soon arrive to help guard the town and flush the outlaws out of the nearby mine.
A group of counterfeiters arrive in Mineral City and start flooding the businesses with fake money. As a result, a treasury agent arrives in town, posing as the local minister's son and asks for Roy and Dale's help in bringing them to justice.
A pair of bank robbers arrive in Mineral City and discover that they have an easy target in the bank when they discover the new teller once served time in prison for murder. They then tell the man to help them out, and if he doesn't they'll reveal his past life of crime to the banker. As a result, the banker ultimately fires the teller when it appears he was working with the robbers, and Roy and Dale take it upon themselves to help the man prove his innocence.
Rancher Don José is hosting Paradise Valley's annual "Ride of the Ranchers." As all the ranchers and cowboys are out on the trail, bringing in their cattle, a gang of outlaws decide to hold up Don Jose's ranch, thinking it will be the perfect time to steal his strongbox full of money. However, the ranch is being held down by the ranchers' wives and Dale, who put up a great fight against the outlaws while the men make their way to the ranch.
When Pat agrees to help a fledgling photographer named Elmer Kirby by posing for a picture, pretending to rob a stage, he soon finds himself in a lot of trouble. Elmer soon finds himself in the company with actual stage coach robbers and they decide to use the picture as evidence as the culprit of the most recent stage coach robbery.
Pat buys a nearby dilapidated Ghost Town at a tax auction and soon discovers the town comes with an equally dilapidated old squatter named Webb Jenkins. While looking around, Pat soon discovers that Jenkins found a large trove of counterfeit gold pieces in a mine on the property. When he tells Roy and Dale of his discovery, they soon suspect that they found the old hideout of a pair of bandits who were wanted for a bank robbery from years before.
When the owner of a travelling carnival is found murdered, Dale, Pat, and Roy help Sheriff Blodgett investigate what happened. It doesn't take long for them to discover the prime suspect: a young cowboy who had a bullwhip act in the carnival who was wooing the carnival owner's daughter. However, after talking to the young man, Roy suspects that he might be framed and that there were several people employed by the carnival that had grudges with the owner, and has to figure out who is the actual murderer.
Roy and Dale are visiting Cliff Miller, an old friend who's down on his luck following a fire at his storehouse. While there, he gets injured when someone takes a shot at him. Meanwhile, Pat gets elected sheriff and his first order of business is to hunt down and bring to justice the person who gunned Cliff down.
Roy, his friends, and a pair of children Pat are babysitting are taken hostage by the Wolf gang. When one of the kids comes down with the mumps, all of them are forced to be quarantined together for 24 hours to see of any symptoms appear in the adults.
Dale and Roy are worried about when Dale's nephew Bob, who just arrived in town, starts hero-worshiping a local and notorious gunfighter. However, when Bob finds out that his hero is the leader of a gang who plans to hold up the local mine owner, he sees the man in a new light.
A young woman from Connecticut arrived at Dale's café looking for her father. When Roy, Dale, and Pat take her to her father in a nearby ghost town called Red Dog, they soon learn that claim jumpers are trying to scare him out of town in order to reap the benefits of a railroad wanting to come through the town.
Roy, Dale, and Pat come across an old prospector who was attacked and blinded by a pair of outlaws. When they learn that the outlaws stole some ore samples that the prospector recently found in a nearby mine, Roy offers the old man the use of his dog Bullet to help find more ore in the mine. Through the course of their investigation, they discover that a friend is one of the outlaws, out to kill the old prospector and anyone else who gets in their way of collecting on a big strike.
Dale gets tricked by some con artists into selling them her ranch. The swindlers then promptly sell her ranch to a newcomer into town who unknowingly gets swindled as well. Realizing that something is running afoul, they work together to help Roy and the sheriff to bring them to justice.
A string of cattle rustling seems to be stymieing Roy and the local authorities, because it seems the livestock is vanishing into thin air. However, when a group of strangers start arriving in town and insist that Dale buy their cheap supply of meat, Roy gets suspicious that they're behind the thefts.
After having a conversation with the chief of the Acuna Indian tribe about his suspicion of someone stealing from a mine on their reservation, Roy finds the chief murdered and several samples silver ore from the mine gone. Calling upon Dale, Pat, and the sheriff to help him investigate, they soon discover that the prime suspect is the owner of a local trading post.
After hearing an old prospector brag that he struck it rich in Dale's café, an outlaw gang, headed by the sheriff's brother, decides to rob him of his claim. Roy sets out to stop them and keep the old man safe.
A group of outlaws stages a hold up at city hall for the tax money that's in the safe. When they make a break for it, only to discover they get into the wrong wagon and have an extra passenger in the form of a baby. When Dale, Roy, Pat, and the sheriff discover the mistake that was made, they frantically try to track them down to save the baby.
When outlaw Rod Miner arrives in Mineral City to see his father, who owns the General Store, he soon discovers that a Federal Marshal is on his trail. After Rob and his gang ambush the marshal, they attempt to kill Roy.
When Sheriff Blodgett is shot at while investigating a gang of rustlers, Roy is named the acting sheriff. However, another deputy by the name of Morgan isn't happy about it and tries to stall Roy's investigation. As a result, Roy gets suspicious and soon discovers that Morgan wanted the job because he was working with the rustlers.
A mine owner is attacked on the road. When Roy and the sheriff begin their investigation after Roy and Pat get attacked as well; they begin to suspect Sarah Granby, the owner of the local laundry is working with a group of high-graders.
Several ranchers are being attacked and killed in Lost Valley. Following the most recent attack, Roy, the sheriff, and the other deputies try to come up with the reason behind all the attacks, completely unaware that the local woman banker is behind it, in an attempt to gain ownership of the ranchers' land.
With the help of a nearby hermit, Dale, Roy, and Pat come to the aid of a pair of children, whose father was kidnapped by a pair of outlaws looking to steal his valuable furs.
When a bank employee is ambushed and killed on his way to bring the payroll to a nearby mine, one of the guilty men poses as a minister, claiming to be a friend of the dead man arrives in Mineral City. However, it doesn't take long before the residents to suspect something afoul of the man and soon suspect he isn't who he claims to be.
A pair of outlaws have been robbing the stagecoaches going into Mineral City. After a recent holdup, the outlaws are in turn held up by a man who goes by the name of the "Larabee Kid." When Dale and Roy go investigate, they soon learn that the Larabee Kid has a connection to a local lawman who was gunned down by the same outlaws he just held up.
A rancher in a nearby town turns to a hard luck insurance company after several head of his cattle get rustled but the local insurance agent refuses to pay on the policy, claiming that the rancher hasn't paid the premium on his policy. Roy, Dale, and Pat offer to help the rancher get to the bottom of things, only to discover the agents running the office are out to swindle the area ranchers. As a result, the agents frame Roy in an attempt to flee before a Federal Marshall comes to town to investigate what's going on.
When a gang of criminals introduce themselves as a team of land surveyors to a father and son who are fairly new to Paradise Valley, Roy, Pat, and Dale have their work cut out for them to try and convince the duo that the land surveyor are bad guys on the run from the law after killing miner to get his gold strike.
A pair of young men who are unable to find work decide to turn to a life of crime and try to hold up Roy and Pat. Thinking they talked the men out of living the life of criminals, their paths cross again when they try to hold up the bank in Mineral City, then taking a friendly old couple hostage.
Roy and Pat are going past the schoolhouse when they notice the students acting rambunctiously; they go and investigate. After hearing that Mr. Everett left unexpectedly for an emergency at home, they soon discover it has to do with Everett's older brother and a recent stagecoach hold-up.
After being released from prison, an ex-convict looks to live his life as a free man with his daughter by his side and earning a living with an honest job. His partner however, has different plans, and looks to have him help kill a mutual friend.
Several escaped convicts are making their way to Mineral City to look for a former partner of theirs. After one crosses paths with Pat in order to steal his clothes, he discovers that Roy, the sheriff, and all the able bodied men in town are out looking to find them. However, the convicts slip past the posse and make their way into town, where they subsequently kidnap Dale and force her to show them where their partner lives.
Roy, Dale, and Pat cross paths with an old man accused of swindling people into buying stock in an old mine, just so he can buy food and supplies. When the old man's granddaughter arrives at Dale's café, and stumbles upon his wanted poster, they promise to help her get to the bottom of things. Roy and Pat then track the old man down and soon discovers that his food and supplies are for his homeless friends.
When a trio of outlaws attempt to kidnap the governor at Mineral City's Frontier Days celebration resulting in a shooting, Roy, Pat, Dale, and the sheriff have to figure out what they want the governor for.
When a pair of gunmen attack a young friend of Roy's, Roy, Dale, and Pat set out to investigate the reason behind the attack. They soon discover that the reason why has to do with a bonanza that Tom discovered in a nearby mine.
When the leader of a band of outlaws loses his prized horse, he resorts to kidnapping Roy, hoping that use Roy's superior tracking skills in an attempt to locate the animal. When the outlaws find out that he wants his horse back in time to pull off a bank holdup, they fear that having Roy nearby will result in their failure to get away with the stolen money.
When an Indian agent is murdered and another is injured when he comes to investigate the murder, Roy, Dale, and Pat turn to the old Indian chief to find out what's happening. Through the course of their investigation, they soon discover that an old miner has found a gold vein inside the old salt mine on the reservation and wanted to keep the gold for himself.
Sheriff Blodgett suddenly leaves town, and a note is found that says he left in shame, claiming he was caught taking bribes. Not believing the note is real, Roy starts an investigation and soon discovers that his disappearance coincides with a Mineral City banker trying to get the town to legalize gambling, and works with Dale and the sheriff's wife to clear his name.
An elderly couple help Roy and Dale capture a trio of thieves after they commandeer the couple's hotel.
When the town blacksmith is gunned down while crossing the street, a young Indian man is accused by prominent rancher after hearing that the young man and the blacksmith had an argument. Looking to keep Charlie safe from a lynch mob, Roy and Dale set out to prove that he's innocent and that his accuser is hiding some very important information.
Tired and scared of all the feuding that her family is doing over a silver mine that was left to her by her deceased parents, a young girl called Tossup runs away from home. When Roy, Pat, and Dale come across her while out on the trail, they try to help her feuding family members make amends.
Roy and Pat try to calm tensions between the local cattle baron and squatters accused of cutting his fences before violence occurs between the two groups. However, the cattle baron is unaware that his ranch foreman is the cause of the tension that's occurring. The baron's grandson soon discovers this, and then starts working with Roy to discover the truth.
Ray earns the mistrust of the residents of Mineral City when he aids an undercover detective who is posing as Bert Blackwell, an escaped convict, out to capture the convict's partner in a train robbery.
A poor storekeeper turns to crime to finance his son's college education.
When a doctor who ordered a rancher's herd to be destroyed is murdered, the prime suspect is a friend of Dale's, a mute painter named Dave, after the doctor accused him stealing a package that belongs to him earlier in the day.
When a prospector comes into Dale's Café; saying he struck it rich mining uranium, Pat decides to sell Nellybelle in order to buy his own Geiger to strike it big. However, Roy gets suspicious about that prospector and a handful of others are actually jumping honest claims and decides to investigate.
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