Wagon Train — Season 3

The men are returning to St. Louis by stagecoach except for Flint - until he becomes the driver to help a friend. They are forced to take a detour to Mexico by other passengers - one of whom denies knowing Flint who is in love with her.

At the beginning of any wagon train trip, the challenges faced by everyone turns a greenhorn into a seasoned veteran, even if those may mean death of those they love or some other loss.

A reporter has joined the wagon train. When the Major finds out he is a she, he finds his hands full especially when her looks and curiosity jeopardize everyone's safety and their right to vote.

Estaban Zamora is a Basque rancher coming to America to herd sheep... and discovers that someone has murdered his youngest son.

A woman heading west with a gaggle of girls claims that she is going to open a finishing school. The truth gets out... as does spotted fever.

The Cheyenne and the Sioux band together to attack a fort, and an officer's wife Martha Barham is abducted. However, when Flint is sent to rescue her, he discovers that she suspects that he's a renegade working with the Indians.

Cappy and his grandson Tuck try to leave the wagon train and head for San Francisco to fulfill Tuck's dream of seeing the ocean.

An old woman controls her 300,000 acres with an iron hand. But when Flint stands up to her, the woman decides that he should marry her granddaughter Angela... whether he wants to or not.

While scouting for meat, Flint stumbles across an oasis like valley protected by Jess MacAbee, who forces his daughters to do the work while claiming that Indians lurk just outside the valley.

Seth takes on a young boy who is unwilling to join the wagon train but is eventually forced to go with them. When they arrive at the next fort, they discover that the boy's father, a colonel was forced to flog his own son.

Duke Vittorio Botticelli and his butler Josef are sent to America and join the wagon train. The womanizing Vittorio falls in love with n American woman, but trouble arises when his betrothed from Europe arrives.

On Christmas Eve, the wagon train is attacked by Ute braves and one young boy is taken prisoner... or is he?

While Flint is out looking for a missing girl, a white woman who dresses and acts like an Indian takes him in when he is wounded.

The train comes across a dying woman, and Seth sets out to discover who killed her.

Flint gets caught in a war between two old friends: an Army Colonel and a Comanche leader.

The train comes across a stranded widow and her son, but she refuses to travel with the train to the next town to buy horses.

Flint takes on Larry Hanify, the 17-year-old son of a dying friend. However, Larry is soon accused of robbery.

A small train of three wagons hoping to meet the Adams train is on their own when their scout dies.

When the train runs out of water and water holes are few and far between, Flint and the others rely on Benjamin Burns to find a legendary spring that Burns saw 30 years ago in the area.

Ricky and Laurie Bell head from Baltimore out west, but when Laurie becomes pregnant, Ricky begins to resent her attention to the baby.

Tom Tuckett is helped throughout his life by a mysterious benefactor, after he helps a convict escape. He joins the train and meets a young girl who he has loved from afar, although she has always thought him beneath her station.

Tracy Sadler is trying to track down her son, David Forest. But her assistant Cadge has other plans.

British archaeologist Alexander Portlass is looking for Montezuma's treasure. His men capture Flint and force him to lead them to the treasure.

Christine Elliot plans to fulfill her dead father's dream of starting a boys school, but someone plans to stop her.

The wagon train finds a man, Joshua Gilliam, whipped and dying along the side of the trail. When they rescue him, Joshua soon befriends Greta Halstadt and claims that he's a schoolteacher... but keeps a dark secret.

The Hamiltons hire Flint to bring their spoiled daughter Maggie back, and Flint not only has to deal with Maggie's temper tantrums but renegades looking for a hostage.

Chief Red Hawk grants the train passage across his people's territory in return for them not killing any animals for supplies. But mountain man Jonas Murdock refuses to abide by the edict, putting everyone in danger.

After an argument with Major Adams, an exhausted Flint leaves the wagon train. He cools off at a bar in the nearby town of Silver Creek, not telling Adams or anyone else where he was headed. Unknown to him, locals are shanghaiing strangers for slave labor in the mine. Amos Gibbon makes an escape, only to be captured and returned to the mine.

Seth is forced to hold a trial when a member of the wagon train is found murdered.

Iver's wife Leslie appears to provide testimony that may clear the defendant's name.

A countess is desperate to get to Alaska before the Russians sell it… and her bodyguard is equally determined to make sure she never reaches Alaska alive.

A crippled Dick Jarvis befriends a runaway, Joey Henshaw, over his mother's objections.

Swift Cloud returns to the wagon train having become a white man doctor, but neither the wagon train members nor Swift Cloud's original tribe will let him practice medicine.

A singing troupe joins the train, and their leader recognizes a sunstruck survivor the train picked up as her former fiance.

Charlie takes a baby--and the only survivor of a stagecoach stricken by bubonic plague--thinking that the townspeople mean to kill it

Missionairy Abigail Newkirk finds a replacement driver, Sam Livingston, who is traveling with his friend Cass Fleming.

A medicine man, Shadrack Bennington, abandons his partner and joins the train. Shadrack soon charms a woman and an orphan, but then abandons them when the train reaches San Francisco.