The man known only as "Paladin" lives in San Francisco at the Carlton Hotel, accustomed to the fanciest food and furnishings. He afford it all by riding out as a gunslinger and charging top dollar for his services. His calling card? "Have Gun Will Travel." Paladin will take on any case if a client meets his fee, but whether he helps them or not depends on whether he thinks that they deserve it. A West Point graduate with an unknown past, Paladin is as likely to help a client with his lightning wits and sense of strategy, as he is to use his gun and his hold-out derringer.
Paladin takes on a commission bringing a daughter back to a rancher after an outlaw convinces her to run away with him.
Paladin rides after an outlaw, Manfred Holt, who only wants to see his wife and newborn son one time before the law strings him up.
Paladin hears of a businessman who holds an annual desert chase, and buys a camel to compete. He soon learns that the businessman holds the town's water rights and charges exorbitant prices, and sets out to break the man.
Paladin comes to the aid of a mission Indian, Joseph Whitehorse, who the locals believe has diseased cattle. But the gunfighter soon switches sides and sells his services to the locals to drive Joseph off of his land.
A wanted killer offers Paladin $200 to protect him from a lynch mob, and Paladin has to decide whether to take more money to let the lynch mob have the man... or let him go.
When a young woman in his stagecoach gets out in the middle of the desert, Paladin decides to stay with her and discovers that she's a mail order bride who has never met her would-be husband face-to-face.
A dying man hires Paladin to deliver his body safely to his home, explaining that another ancient line is conducting vendetta against him and plan to mutilate his corpse.
Paladin places a $3,000 bet with a ruthless businessman that a tightrope walker-turned-hobo can't walk across a canyon on a rope.
Paadin ends up with a box of antique rifles, and decides to sell them to one side or another in a range war.
A wealthy cattleman, Louis Strome, captures Paladin and two other men on suspicion that one of them was with his wife. Strome shot his wife when the man fled, and now he wants to kill the man he blames for her death.
A colonel hires Paladin to track down a boomtown saloon girl, and Paladin gives him more information than he wants.
Paladin comes upon a woman and her baby abandoned by their wagonmaster because he thinks they have typhoid. The only way to determine if if they're truly sick is to bring in a nearby female doctor to determine if they need treatment.
Paladin escorts an Englishman to his newly inherited ranch in Montana, where the locals and the man's cousin question if he fits in and test him with practical joks. However, a joke goes out of control, enraging the local Indians.
A major at a remote cavalry outpost hires Paladin to ake him to an Apache chief to negotiate and determine why the Indians killed two of his men.
Paladin intervenes when a rancher prepares to avenge himself on the local Pawnee who he believes took his son years ago.
An Armenian winemaker hires Paladin to track down the cowboy who ran off with his daughter Helen. Paladin soon discovers that the man is running from Helen, who is intent on marrying the cowboy... whether he wants to or not.
A Wild West show promoter hires Paladin to "tame" a female gunslinger in his show.
Rancher Gene Morgan hires Paladin to keep his foster son from killing him over a land dispute.
When Paladin's tailor is "accidentally" killed checking out a gold mine that he bought, Paladin helps the man's relatives investigate what really happened.
Paladin is framed for putting a burr beneath a local rancher's wife, crippling her.
Paladin comes to the aid of Henry Prince, a man from Boston who finds himself at odds with a local rancher who wants Henry's newly-purchased land.
A ranch hand hires Paladin to get him in to talk to his true love for ten minutes... even though she's now married to another man, a wealthy rancher.
Paladin gets involved in a land dispute between a stubborn Italian-American winemaker and a hard-headed Irish oil driller.
A rich man hires Paladin to find his dead son's bride, but two women claim that they were married to his son... and the one who is stands to inherit $500,000.
A town hires Paladin to deal with a rival city that is taking their water, and Paladin goes up against engineer Mike O'Hare who is heading the project.
To help a small Colorado town caught in the middle of a right-of-way war between two rival rail companies, and to help out an old friend, Paladin tries to find a way to resolve the matter peacefully. The problem is, neither side wants peace.
Paladin defends a schoolteacher who is being pressured not to tell the truth about Quantrill and his raiders during the Civil War.
Paladin is summoned back to a town where he killed a man... and the $30,000 the man stole from the local bank disappeared with his death.
While searching for a rare set of emerald chess pieces, Paladin gets involved in a local woman who is trying to make her beau jealous.
Paladin pays off his debt to a friend by helping him stage a boxing match in a town run by a crooked sheriff.
Paladin discovers that Hey Boy has gone to a coolie camp to avenge the death of his brother at the hands of a sadistic railroad owner.
Paladin helps the idealistic son of an old friend who as the new sheriff insists on enforcing Philadelphia law on an Old West town.
Paladin comes to the aid of a music hall singer when an elderly miner leaves her his share of a valuable silver mine.
When a groom's half-brothers send his new wife a dead cat as a warning, Paladin gets involved. He ends up defending the brothers' father in court when they try to have the man committed to get his farmlands.
Dr. Thackeray calls Paladin in to keep the cowhands at a ranch around when one of them comes down with smallpox.
Paladin gets involved in a feud between the Mennonites of North Fork and a crooked shop owner who is trying to drive them out while holding the community hostage.
Paladin infiltrates a Mexican hacienda to learn the fate of an American forced to work in the Don's mines. When he discovers that the Don's workers have a high fatality rate, Paladin leads a local revolt.
Paladin takes on a job to bring in a suspected killer, and sticks around when he suspects the mayor is framing the suspect.
To recover a religious statue for a mission, Paladin must capture a local bandit in return for the rancher owning the statue returning it.
Paladin is forced to kill a wanted murderer in self-defense. When he takes the man's body to his home, the man's brothers come looking for revenge.
Paladin goes after an elderly bank robber, Pappy French, while two of the robbers that Pappy abandoned come after him with a more sinister intent in mind.
A tongue-tied rancher hires Paladin to help him talk to a new neighbor, Maria de Castro, who he has fallen in love with and wants to marry. However, the new neighbor's ramrod wants to stage a war between the two ranches so Maria will sell her property to him.
A wealthy rancher hires a unknown backshooter to kill the three men who he holds responsible for his son's death... and Paladin is the third man.
Paladin accidentally crosses paths with a better gunfighter, who can't back down even if he wanted to if he wants to preserve with his reputation.
Paladin undertakes a commission to deliver three French mail-order brides to a small Oregon town, and discovers that they're woefully unprepared for what awaits them.
Rivka Shotness hires Paladin to protect her father Nathan, who is testifying against a murderous outlaw.
Paladin's old "friend" Skinner Monk arrives in San Francisco to collect a half-interest in an exclusive club left to him by his uncle.
Paladin undertakes to recover a kidnapped white woman from the Nez Perce by negotiating her release, but the Indian scout that he hires has an agenda of his own.
A determined nurse hires Paladin to escort her to a town needing a doctor. En route they meet two men who claim that Indians killed their partner. However, Paladin suspects otherwise.
While traveling through the mountains, Paladin gets involved in a feud between two families.
A Mexican bandito, Solomon, takes Paladin and other stage passengers prisoner and tasks Paladin with giving one of them up for killing a local's wife.
When a young man comes to kill Paladin to pay off his gambling IOUs, Paladin stops him and tells him the story of how he faced a similar dilemma ten years earlier... and became the man known as Paladin.
A desperate rancher, Thad Taylor, hires Paladin to deter his housekeeper Lydia, a dominating woman who plans to marry Thad whether he wants to or not.
When Paladin convinces a man to turn himself in after promising him a fair trial, the man gets railroaded and spends eight years in prison. When he gets out, he finds Paladin waiting to escort him home.
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A rancher hires Paladin to ride to the penitentiary to delay the hanging of the rancher's son Roy until the governor issues a stay of exceution.
Mild-mannered barber Ernie Teller, wires Paladin everything he has to come to Florence and help him against two men who have settled on the same woman that Ernie has.
A young man hires Paladin to teach him how to use a gun to defend himself. Paladin befriends his student, and soon learns that he has become a vicious killer.
Paladin is waylaid on the way to Wickenburg and a saloon girl takes him in. She offers to help him get his gun and money back if he takes her with him.
Paladin is hired to protect a simple-minded man accused of murder, but soon discovers that the crime is more complicated than anyone believes.
Paladin is hired to settle a water dispute between a town's ranchers and an ex-gunfighter who has sworn vengeance on the town for letting his wife die... and has trained his son to become a hardened killer.
A British spinster hires Paladin to take her through Comanche territory to her brother's ranch.
Two miners suspect each other of trying to kill him to get their mine for himself, and Paladin is caught in the middle.
Paladin offers his services as a bodyguard to Oscar Wilde, and has to earn his money when Oscar is kidnapped.
Paladin undertakes a job to deliver notice that a cavalry corporal has won $600,000 in the Louisiana Lottery... and the corporal is stranded in hostile Indian territory.
Paladin picks up a drunken rich man while traveling to help a rancher and his daughter who have been chased off of their land.
Paladin tries to convince two actors not to go to San Diego to perform Othello, where a rough crowd of cowboys is waiting.
Paladin sells his services to a rich man whose life is threatened, but soon discovers that it's a set-up.
When a mayoral candidate hires Paladin to protect him from local thugs, he's killed before Paladin can get there. Paladin offers his services to the man's widow.if she runs in her husband's place.
Paladin and his fellow stagecoach passengers--including an Indian princess-are waylaid by outlaws.
Paladin is forced to take a quarter of a treasure map from a man who lost to him in poker, and the man hires Paladin to collect his share of the treasure for him.
Paladin gets caught between a vicious ex-Confederate soldiers and the young girl that he and his sons are feuding over.
Paladin gets involved in a range war between two brothers: one of whom he respects, and the other who he owes a life debt to.
A man driven mad between his Indian heritage and the white man ways he was taught hires Paladin to protect his father William... from himself.
Diana Coulter summons Paladin to give her away at her wedding. Paladin soon discovers that Diana is engaged to a tyrannical rancher, and she summoned Paladin sot hat he could help her escape.
Paladin is hired to determine why a local man's brain-damaged daughter disappeared for a week, apparently at the hands of a local monster.
A vengeful rancher hires Paladin to help him bring in a half-breed Comanche that killed two of his friends.
Paladin rides out to bring in a gunfighter, and watches the man Juan gun down Paladin's would-be employer. An amnesty is declared and Juan swears to obey it, convincing Paladin. However, when Juan returns home, he discovers that his fiance has chosen another man.
Paladin arrives at a tent mining tent town and is immediately accused of murdering a local miner. He not only has to prove that he's innocent but find the guilty party.
Paladin is bushwhacked by a crooked foreman who is robbing the ranch out from under the beautiful but isolated owner who owns it. Once the foreman leaves, Paladin stays on as a hand to get the full story.
A woman hires Paladin to bring in her husband--wanted for murder and bank robbery--before the posse following him catches and kills him.
Paladin comes to the aid of his play-by-mail chess opponent, who is involved with a land dispute in Alaska.
Paladin finds himself between a rock and a hard place when he has to defend his prisoner from the man who hired him to bring the man in... and wants him dead.
Paladin goes to help Chaplain Robert April, who has gone into the high mountains in the dead of winter looking for an escaped convict who was under his care.
Rancher Aaron Murdock hires Paladin to bring in his son Lew... and keep Lew's younger brother Jamie from riding off with Lew.
Paladin is hired to bring in a deserter, who left the cavalry to rescue a girl and ends up marrying her.
Stage owner Will Stanhope hires Paladin to protect him from a man who spent two years in prison for a crime he didn't commit.
Paladin is hired to bring in a vicious killer who has killed five men since he escaped jail. However, not everything is as it seems.
A boy whose Mexican mother gave him up to a rich wholesaler is torn between two worlds when eight years later, his birth mother wants him back.
A rich woman who owns a lumber mill hires Paladin to deal with her stepson, who is supposedly sabotaging the operation.
Paladin comes to the aid of an elderly miner and his son who are defending their claim from jumpers. The old man thinks that Paladin is Satan and offers his soul in return for his help.
Paladin runs afoul of a vengeful posse after a killer frames him for murder.
An aging scholar-turned-gunfighter hires Paladin to shoot him in the hand, putting an end to his "career" before somewhere ends it--and him--permanently.
Paladin is hired to escort a Mexican rancher's daughter to the U.S. However, the leader of the peon revolutionaries wants her for himself.
A French chef in a mining town hires Paladin to escort a sheet of plate-glass window to his restaurant to bring a touch of "civilization" to the boomtown.
A dying general who tried to court-martial Paladin asks him to deliver a message to a man that he swindled.
A woman hires Paladin to rescue her nephew, a rich wastrel who will hang for a stagecoach robbery unless Paladin uses himself as bait to lure the real robbers out.
Paladin gets involved in a dispute between a farmer who has apparently found an Aztec treasure, and the local landowner who wants it to pay to renew her drought-stricken property.
A wealthy man hires Paladin to kill the tiger that Bengali natives have cursed him with.
A scout asks Paladin to join him and the British hunting party that he's leading... and one member has been killed by supposedly peaceful Indians.
Paladin helps an Indian boy who believes that his correspondence school diploma qualifies him to be marshal of a tough town.
While riding through Oregon to give a friend money for a high-stakes poker game, Paladin runs into a range camp where the sadistic boss torments a hapless camp follower.
A hot-tempered ex-con hires Paladin to escort him back to his hometown and his family store. However, the man's brothers have other plans.
Military Intelligence spends Paladin to bring in a deserter who is now helping the Apache fight against the white man.
A rancher hires Paladin to tame a wild town so she can sell her cattle there, and all Paladin has to work with is the rancher's nephew: a schoolteacher who fancies himself a gunfighter.
A lumberman hires Paladin to escort him and a wagon full of supplies to Indians that are holding the lumberman's wife.
Paladin comes to a beautiful hotel guest's aid dealing with a stalker, and ends up in a counterfeiting scheme.
A Sioux Indian Chief hires Paladin to bring home the body of his son, scheduled for execution by the Army.
A banker hires Paladin to protect a vengeful man who wants to kill the person who killed his brother and sent him to prison eight years earlier.
Paladin rides through the mountains with four men, and they find a seemingly unconscious man stranded on a ledge that they can't reach without endangering their lives... and don't know if he's alive or dead.
Paladin rides into Bonanza, which is all but a ghost town. The remaining five men spend much of their time staring at a rare painting over the bar... a painting that someone then steals.
When a friend is killed in his hotel suite, Paladin takes the body back to its home town... and finds the young sociopath responsible and the father who protects him no matter what.
The San Francisco Police Department hire Paladin to protect a young Chinese police detective... without dishonoring him by seeming to interfere.
Paladin agrees to protect Jonathan Quinlan on his trip, but a half-breed Indian and his men attack the stagecoach, forcing them to take refuge at Adobe Wells.
Paladin is hired to participate in a pointless duel of honor, and the two men involved insist that he shoot it out with his opponent... another hired gunfighter.
A rich man hires Paladin to respond to his wife's classified ad for suitors... where she claims that she's a widow.
A Hawaiian princess comes to Paladin asking for help: she's been tasked with delivering a signet ring to the President, but someone wants to stop her.
A woman take a shot at a man in the lobby of the Carlton, and then tries to hire Paladin to finish her target off.
Paladin reluctantly assists a killer with a wounded arm, when the townspeople turn against him seeing their chance to strike back at the man who has terrorized them.
Paladin is taking a prisoner across a ferry crossing, and a blind man's hired gun captures them and three others until his employer can arrive and determine which of them killed his son.
A widow and her lawyer hire Paladin to find her estranged son--who is wanted for manslaughter--and bring him in so that he can collect his inheritance once he stands trial.
A con man who set up Paladin to be killed three years ago and snuck out needs Paladin's help to clear his name of a murder charge.
Adam Marakian asks Paladin to help him clear him of murder, which he claims was done by his twin brother Sam.
An old friend, Billy Banjo, asks Paladin to protect his political rival... from Billy's wife.
Several interested parties hire Paladin to track down a ruthless colonel who escaped during the Mexican Revolution.
Rich man Morgan Gibbs hires Paladin to bring in his son, who is wanted dead or alive. When a bounty hunter kills the son before dying himself, Morgan wants Paladin to hang for his son's death.
A dying woman asks Paladin to find her son, and the trail leads to a town run by a tyrannical man named Fred Harper.
Paladin hires out his services as an umpire when a home team and a visiting group of professionals come to blows at the end of the seventh inning.
Paladin is tossed into a cell with four other men... and come morning, one of them is dead and Paladin is accused of his murder.
Paladin gets involved in a dispute between two men over a jog in the fence dividing their properties.
A sheriff sends Paladin an offer to come to Arroyo and help put down a gang of outlaws. Intrigued, Paladin goes there but discovers that things aren't as they were presented to him.
A young man, Jessie May, may be the one responsible for the deaths of seven men on the jury that executed his father for treason a decade earlier.
A wife hires Paladin to bring back her gambling-addicted husband from a five-month series of poker games before he loses all of his fortune.
As Paladin rides across the desert, a rough-and-tumble daughter hires him to protect her father, who is obsessed with finding a lost silver mine.
A marshal calls upon Paladin to bring in a killer: the marshal's son Billy.
Phileas Fogg, who is seeking to travel around the world in 80 days, hires Paladin to help him make it to Reno on time.
Paladin is forced to gun down a wanted man, and as he lies dying, the man makes sure the rest of the posse hunting him knows that he's willed everything he owns to Paladin.
Paladin goes to defend a young man, the only survivor of a family of killers, who has spent 11 years waiting to hang because of a clerical error.
A puppeteer travels to Fort Pawnee to put on a show and picks up Paladin along the way. Paladin watches as the puppeteer puts on a show that General Croft, an Indian fighter running for President, will never forget.
Paladin comes to the aid of a mission father who has given sanctuary to a young man accused of murder.
Paladin captures a wanted man and stops over at a small town. Three locals are bored and decide to string up Paladin's prisoner.
Despite his broken hand, Paladin goes after the men who killed Kincaid... but is he looking for justice or revenge?
Paladin is hired to bring in a missing princess, but doesn't count on falling in love with her.
A wife hires Paladin to protect her Southern husband from the Northerners in their town.
Paladin goes after a killer to get the $5,000 reward, and discovers that the killer is an ex-slave who is more sympathetic than the gunfighter expected.
A desperate mayor hires Paladin to collect taxes from the local ranchers. Paladin convinces the biggest rancher to help him collect taxes from the smaller spreads, but one alleged rustler is less than cooperative.
Paladin is hired by the railroad to bring in an outlaw, Curley Ashburne. However, Paladin and the marshal in charge, Lyle McKendrick, are stranded in a snowbound cabin with Curley and a young girl... and Curley has enough money to buy and sell them all.
Paladin helps an old friend, now a sheriff, bring in two boys found guilty of murder. Both are underage, and Paladin has his doubts about seeing them hang. Meanwhile, the brother of the murdered man plans to dispense his own justice.
The mayor and crooked judge of a small town makes the mistake of forcing Paladin to defend a doctor on trial for treating a man who subsequently killed a deputy.
A bank manager hires Paladin to recover a gold bar stolen by a seemingly innocuous clerk. Paladin easily captures the thief, but soon ends up helping him return the stolen bar.
A paramour who reads the Tarot cards predicts that Paladin will meet the Grim Reaper in his travels. When Paladin arrives in Temple City to visit a friend, he discovers that the townspeople obey Danceman, who kills any gunfighters who dare enter the town.
Paladin undertakes a commission to deliver one of the captured Brent Brothers to jail, after Arizona ranchers put together a fund to put the water-poisoning clan away.
A desperate town hires Paladin to deal with a local silver mine with lots of money that comes in twice a year to blow off some steam and tear the place up.
Paladin travels to Bracketville in response to a newspaper article about a young troublemaker. The troublemaker's father has hired a gunman to protect the town, and wants Paladin to kidnap the troublemaker. When Paladin refuses, trouble arises.
A naive young Austrian Duke asks Paladin to accompany him on a mission to lead Mexican rebels against their tyrannical rulers. Paladin is shanghaied into coming along, and discovers that the Duke's advisor Ludwig has plans of his own.
A wife hires Paladin to ride out with her husband Tim to bring in a gang of outlaws, just like Tim did eleven years ago with another gang. However, Paladin soon realizes that Tim's reputation isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
On the trail, Paladin runs afoul of a puma and afterward, two men come along and take his belongings while he's all but dead. Paladin manages to follow them into the nearby town, but discovers that the townspeople are protecting the robbers.
Paladin's job takes him to Deerfield, where the townspeople have an "arrangement" with the local rancher. His cowhands do what they want, and the townspeople stay out of their way. When the cowhands go after Paladin, he has his own way of handling the agreement.
Paladin makes the acquaintance of a drunken Martha Jane Conroy, aka Calamity Jane. He takes pity on her and agrees to help her collect her money from her former manager, Ned Blackstock.
After running afoul of scavengers in the mountains, Paladin is forced to walk to his death without food in the freezing cold... unless he can convince a group of prospectors that he's sincere.
Paladin agrees to help a woman whose fiance was killed by the leading scion of the town of Johnsonville.
Tempers run high when Paladin, his murderous prisoner, and three strangers wait under quarantine until a doctor can check them for diphtheria.
When a saloon owner is shot while Paladin takes down a wanted killer, the only person who can save her is her ex-boyfriend... who is betting against her living until sunup.
Paladin comes to the aid of Henry Grey, a shy man dominated by his religious mother. Henry paid $237 to bring a free-spirited Greek girl to the States to marry him, but she would rather marry neighboring farmer Rud Saxon than put up with Henry and his dour mother. Henry wants his money back, but Paladin realizes that he wants Callie as well and plays matchmaker.
Paladin is hired to clean out the town of Bugbear. He conducts an anti-gun campaign, and is both helped and hindered by Sister Melissa... who wants him to hand in his gun as well.
A rancher hires Paladin to ride in a winner-take-all anything-goes Mouli horse race against the local Comanche tribe. The stakes: each sides' respective lands. However, when Paladin accidentally breaks the Comanche rider's arm beforehand, he switches sides and takes the brave's place.
Paladin escorts a woman, Sarah Gibbs, to collect the body of her husband Aaron after he's hung for a robbery gone wrong that resulted in the deaths of fourteen miners.
Paladin is hired to recover a piano belonging to Franz Lister, which has been stolen by thieves. They want to ransom it back, but Franz refuses to pay for the piano that is his life and joy.
When a man Paladin put away six years ago--Ben Jalisco-- escapes from prison, Paladin figures that Ben is going after his wife Lucy and rides to her to bring Ben in again.
Paladin and his prisoner run afoul of a prospector who believes the prisoner is the brother who betrayed him.
A Jewish friend invites Paladin as best man for his daughter's wedding... but a thug he testified against plans to disrupt the ceremony.
A man hires Paladin to deal with his father Esteban, who believes that he is Don Quixote. Paladin soon discovers that he has been hired in the hopes that he would kill Esteban, but would rather defend the knight errant than harm him.
The Cattlemans' Association wants Paladin to stop a ruthless older bounty hunter from killing a man they hired him to dispose of two years ago.
A miner tricks Paladin into taking his son for a month as the stakes in a poker game. However, he has second thoughts when he learns that Paladin plans to give the boy a bath... and an education.
Paladin goes to help Costigan, the brother of a man who died for him at Antioch, but discovers that Costigan intends to wipe out a squatter and his wife no matter what the cost.
An old miner, Boise Peabody, is diagnosed for death, and decides to make a mark for himself by challenging the mine camp bully to a shootout. Boise wins but asks Paladin to protect him when the dead man's brother comes looking for revenge.
Paladin tracks a vicious killer--Rusty Doggett--to a town that provides sanctuary to lawbreakers, and finds himself acting as the prosecuting attorney to convince the outlaws to let him take Rusty... with Paladin's life on the line if he fails.
A craniologist, Dr. Leopold Avatar, hires Paladin to take him to a legendary gunman who has killed thirty men in self-defense. Paladin soon discovers that Avatar will do anything to prove his theories.
A general in the Mexican revolutionary army hires Paladin to help him recover bonds from Mexican aristocrats who are holding it for the old Empress.
Paladin is summoned to Oregon to settle a land dispute, but discovers that the whole thing is a set-up by a Russian prince looking for the ultimate prey: an American gunfighter.
Paladin helps out a lovelorn miner, Buddy Webster, who fell in love with a girl five years ago and has since mined $500,000. Now Buddy plans to marry the girl... unaware that she's a saloon girl and doesn't remember Buddy.
An astrology buff hires Paladin to track down Seth Carter, a member of a tontine lottery that he paid to enter. However, everyone who knows where Seth is dies mysteriously after Paladin finds them.
Paladin is hired to transfer two vicious criminals. They claim that their "children" are waiting along the route waiting to kill Paladin and free them.
Paladin takes refuge from a storm at a halfway house where Marshal Jim Buell is holding a man prisoner. Jim insists that men are coming for his prisoner, and he plans to stop them or die trying.
A distraught woman hires Paladin to find her missing fiancé Albert. Finding him is easy: getting him away from the Irishman who bought him to play at a bar, not so much.
A woman hires Paladin to find her mother, nicknamed "Blue Dollar Alice." Paladin soon tracks Alice to Codeyville and discovers how she got her nickname.
Paladin is set upon by an alcoholic, Moses Kadish, who has moved with his wife to the middle of nowhere to avoid any temptation to drink. However, temptation follows Moses when he drills a well and strikes whiskey.
Paladin tracks down a missing brother, and the trail leads to abandoned fort with a typhoid-ridden Colonel and his scheming aide de camp.
While visiting San Francisco, Alfred Nobel hires Paladin to locate ten missing boxes of nitroglycerin… which if they explode could blow the city off the map.
Paladin and a friend's son travel to stop a priest and a samurai from crossing the Mexican-American border to rouse the Nisei against Americans.
Paladin is called in when a father forces his two sons to fight each other to inherit his land.
The State Department hires Paladin to stop an Irish rebel, Gavin O'Shea, from invading Canada.
Practical joker Caleb Musgrove picks the wrong man to prank, and Caleb's wife Nora asks Paladin for help.
Paladin goes after a female bandit who considers herself the better of any men and has no interest in being a woman... until she meets Paladin.
Paladin is hired to dioscretely bring a government official's murderous son to justice, and tracks him to the traveling saloon where he grew up.
Paladin runs up against a stubborn fisherman as he tries to recover $20,000 in gold bullion from the bottom of a lake.
A crippled nobleman hires Paladin to help him bring a vicious killer to justice.
Paladin travels to a small town to find how a fellow gunfighter died.
Paladin is hired anonymously to protect a retiring sheriff--the fastest lawman in the West--who insists that he doesn't want Paladin's help against the gunmen coming for him.
Paladin tries to bring in a killer, Ahab Tyson, but also has to deal with the vengeful man that is trying to kill Ahab to avenge his brother.
Paladin comes to Heart Valley to pay a debt and help the sheriff protect his wife from a deadly outlaw who has come back to claim his old girlfriend.
Paladin captures a man suspected of the death of a Texas Ranger, and then they're both forced to take refuge in a house with two children as marauders attack.
Paladin is called into Hogtooth to deal with three gunmen who each councilmen secretly hired to clean up the criminal element. Now the gunmen have taken over the town.
To obtain a rare brandy from a Spanish mission, Paladin undertakes to recover their stolen statue of St. Francis.
Paladin visits tom Carey, an old friend who has taken over as Marshal of the town of Sweetwater. Tom has become a tyrant, dictating his personal rules to the townspeople, and they ask Paladin to help them.
Dr. Alan Moody, who who once saved Paladin's life, calls in the favor, asking Paladin to save the son of a woman that Moody loved but who married another man.
A colonel returns from two years of looking for riches in Central America and expects his wife to be eagerly waiting for him.
A prosecuting attorney, Adams, tries to hire Paladin to kill the man who gunned down his brother. When Paladin refuses, Adam's second choice tries and is killed. Adams tries to try the killer in a kangaroo court, and Paladin insists on defending the man.
Paladin rides into a small Texas town and finds a young couple in need of a room so that the wife can deliver her body. However, the only saloon in town is filled up with drunken cowboys celebrating Christmas Eve and having no interest in helping.
The wire of an alleged bank robber hires Paladin to protect her while she recovers the $80,000 from the robbery that was never recovered.
Two Indian brothers--one the sheriff of Latigo and the other a petty criminal--each hire Paladin to bring in the other brother.
Paladin gets caught in the middle of a range war when a barbed wire salesman hires him to safeguard a delivery of wire to the town of Anderson.
A rich old woman hires Paladin to bring back her granddaughter, who is being raised by a religious mining patriarch after her parents died.
Paladin stumbles upon a peasant husband and his beautiful selfish wife... who will do anything to return to the city and live in style.
Paladin's old friend Ernie Backwater tricks Paladin into coming to his town for hunting... a dangerous fugitive.
Paladin capture a seven-time "black widower", but while bringing him back has to seek refuge with a town that turns over a prisoner for scalping to the local Osage tribe whenever they lose a chief.
Nora Larson hires Paladin to visit her husband Brian in prison and convince him to testify against the men who committed the murder he's being held for. But when Paladin gets there, he's knocked out and substituted for Brian so that the prisoner can make his escape with none the wiser.
To repay an old debt--and to collect a substantial fee--Paladin agrees to deliver the last surviving member of a Hindu royal family to a settlement across the desert.
A mysterious woman abducts and imprisons Paladin and three other people, and soon reveals that she is seeking revenge for an incident that happened six years earlier.
Paladin agrees to escort a former "mad dog killer" to an insane asylum after he is pronounced cured. However, the dead family's relatives have other plans.
A wealthy man, Werner August, hires Paladin to take him to where he left a talented sculptor, Elliot Spencer. However, Werner has an ulterior motive for finding the man.
On St. Elmo's Eve, a tyrannical land owner hires Paladin to kill the men who dare to bypass his fee for water rights.
Paladin agrees to help a dead friend's daughter return to China to take the throne.
Paladin aids an Indian maiden, who decides to "protect" Paladin to repay his debt... no matter how it interferes with his romantic life.
A matador who was unable to accept Paladin's duel challenge eight years earlier tricks Paladin into coming back... and the matador has a unique revenge planned.
Paladin is hired to pick up $10,000 from a rancher. When the man turns up dead, everyone suspects that the local Gypsies killed him... except Paladin.