Robert Vaughn as Judge Oren Travis M.C. Gainey as Earl Peter Firth as Federal Marshal Bryce Gemini Barnett as Billy Travis Dana Barron as Casey Lisa Brenner as Millie Samuel Thompson as Army Sergeant Brent Kirkland as Cabinet Maker Karen Hensel as Mrs. Potter Lola Glaudini as Maria Brion James as Stuart James Tim Thomerson as Guy Royal Reoccuring Characters: Mary, Judge Oren Travis, Casey, Billy Travis, Mrs. Potter, Stuart James, Guy Royal
The Magnificent Seven Ride Again After a federal marshal takes over as law enforcement in town, Judge Travis is forced to disband the Magnificent Seven, who return to the separate lives they led before coming together. However, when a group of destructive cattle ranchers decides to take advantage of the situation, the townspeople are left practically defenseless against the dastardly plans for their community.
Original Broadcast Date: 8 Jan 99 Production Code: ____
Writer: Melissa Rosenberg Director: Christopher CainNOTE: Parts of nearly every first season episode were adapted into this one, including the uncredited appearances of Brion James and Tim Thomerson. Dale Midkiff won the male sidekick role on the new drama Martial Law but turned it down, presumably because The Magnificent Seven was renewed.
"Sins of the Past"
Guest Stars:
Michelle Phillips as Maude Vincent Castellanos as Eli Joe Jack Conley as Federal Marshal Yates Fabiana Udenio as Inez Rosillos Nicole Nieth as Lucy Al Fleming as Buffalo Hunter Danielle Beckstrom as Little Girl Huck Liggett as Luther Ezra Buzzington as Barker Jack Knight as Gundersson Joanne Baron as Working Woman Reoccuring Characters: Mary, Maude
Vin is arrested by a Federal Marshal for a murder he did not commit and hauled back to Texas. Chris decides to spring Vin during the trek back to Texas, while the others try to get a bead on Eli Joe -- the real murderer. Meanwhile, Ezra is shocked to learn his mother is opening a hotel across the street from his newly-purchased saloon. Buck is surprised when a local girl informs him he's the father of her child-to-be.
Original Broadcast Date: 15 Jan 99 Production Code: ____
Writer: Steve Hattman Director: Gregg Champion
A Martinez as Raphael Cordova de Martinez Dana Barron as Casey Jesse Borrego as Don Paulo Marco Rodriguez as Alonso Fabiana Udenio as Inez Clay Lilley as Guillermo William Paul Brown as Pico Chavez Reoccuring Characters: Mary, Casey, Inez
Don Paulo, a wealthy Mexican landowner rolls into town in search of Inez, a woman dishonored him by stealing his horse and money. Buck unwittingly gets involved when he comes to Inez' rescue in an attempt to impress her. At first cocky about his chances for success, everything changes when he realizes that he's been challenged to duel with sabers, not guns.
Original Broadcast Date: 22 Jan 99 Production Code: ___
Writer: Rob Wright Director: Gregg Champion
Tyne Daly as Ma Nichols Ed Lauter as Hank Connolly Dana Barron as Casey Michael DeGood Geoff Meed Jonathan Quint as Peter Nichols Clint Lilley as Anthony Nichols Casey O'Neill as Luke Nichols Ty O'Neal as Matthew Nichols Will Cascio as Mark Nichols John Kendall as Shopkeeper Reoccuring Character: Casey
Hank, Chris's father-in-law, comes to town pursued by Sophia Nichols and her seven grown sons. In order to avenge the murder of his daughter, Hank killed Sophia's youngest son. Now, he has the entire Nichols family on his trail. Meanwhile, J.D. finds himself jealous when one of the Nichols brothers takes a liking to Casey.
Original Broadcast Date: 29 Jan 99 Production Code: ___
Writer: Mark Haskell Smith Director: William Wages
"Wagon Train Part 1"
Guest Stars:
Robert Vaughn as Judge Oren Travis Bruce McGill as Dicky O'Shea James G. MacDonald as Will Richmond Kathryn Morris as Charlotte Richmond Michael Woods as Gerard Whitman Bobbie Phillips Gemini Barnett as Billy Travis Tim de Zarn as Powder Man Nancy Jeffries Alan James Morgan Kevin West as Powder Man Chris Close as Jack Reoccuring Characters: Mary, Judge Travis, Billy Travis
The Seven are sent on the road to protect a wagon train from a greedy landowner intent on keeping the travelers from reaching their destination, in part one of a two-part episode.
When Judge Travis rules that a choice piece of land belongs to a group of homesteaders instead to the vicious Dicky O'Shea, the Judge asks the Seven to protect the homesteaders as they travel to their new land. However, when Dicky decides to play dirty and Will, the leader of the homesteaders, refuses the help of the Seven, the lives of those on the wagon train are seriously threatened.
Meanwhile, when Vin falls hard for Will's ill-treated wife, Charlotte, the two begin an illicit affair and Vin must decide either to stay with the Seven or run off with the woman he loves.
Original Broadcast Date: 12 Feb 99 Production Code: ____
Writer: Melissa Rosenberg Story Writers: Melissa Rosenberg and Sara Davidson Director: Christopher Cain
"Wagon Train Part 2"
Guest Stars:
Bruce McGill as Dicky O'Shea Kathryn Morris as Charlotte Richmond James G. MacDonald as Will Richmond Michael Woods as Gerard Whitman Bobbie Phillips Gemini Barnett as Billy Travis Tim de Zarn as Powder Man Nancy Jefferies Alan James Morgan Kevin West as Powder Man Danny O'Haco as Fife Reoccuring Characters: Mary Travis, Billy Travis
Vin Leaves the Seven To Run Off with a Married WomanDicky O'Shea continues his siege on the wagon train as the homesteaders struggle to reach their new land. However, when some of the homesteaders are critically injured, they vote to turn back and surrender their land to Dicky.
Not one to leave witnesses behind, Dicky plans to ambush the wagon train anyway, hiring gunmen to kill the homesteaders and leaving our heros far outnumbered. Also, after running off from the wagon train, Vin and Charlotte continue their illicit affair, although the weight of having abandoned the others affects them both.
Original Broadcast Date: 19 Feb 99 Production Code: ____
Writer: Richard Kletter Story Writers: Neil Landau Director: Christopher Cain
"The Trial"
Guest Stars:
Robert Vaughn as Judge Oren Travis Michelle Phillips as Maude Carl Lumbly as Obediah Jackson Brad Greenquist as Lightfoot Patrick Cronin as Preston Wingo Rick Dean as Sheriff Stains Gary Gingold as Witness 1 Sonny King as Witness 2 David Stifel as Witness 3 Reoccuring Characters: Mary Travis, Judge Travis, Maude
When a man is murdered in another town, Judge Travis asks the Seven to help keep the peace as the townspeople prepare to hang the accused killer. However, Nathan is astounded when he sees that the man accused is his beloved father, Obediah, who, free for the first time in his life, wants his day in court.
Meanwhile, Ezra's mother, Maude, is jailed by J. D. when she's caught red-handed with a pair of stolen diamond cuff-links.Original Broadcast Date: 05 Mar 99 Production Code: ____
Writer: Michael Norell Director: William WagesNOTE: This episode was originally scheduled to air on 26 Feb 99, but was postponed a week so that CBS could finish out sweeps month with the spectacular Candid Camera and Kids Say the Darndest Things.
"Chinatown"
Guest Stars:
Brad Dourif as Rupert Browner John Cho as Wo Chin Barry Cullison Thomas F. Duffy Kathleen Luong as Li Pong Tzi Ma Pat Skipper Fabiana Udenio as Inez George Kee Cheung as Chung Sun Arsenio "Sonny" Trinidad as Dr. Chi-Chow Jim Lau as Wo Chin's Uncle Roland Nip as Trader Reoccuring Characters: Inez
Chinese railroad laborers ask the Seven for help when several of their fellow workers disappear; Ezra "buys" a Chinese woman to set her free and Buck buys a love potion from a Chinese doctor and plans to use it on Inez.
Original Broadcast Date: 09 July 1999 Production Code: 2453
Writer: Neil Landau Director: Christopher Cain
Guest Stars:
Glynn Turman as Achilles Thompson Dana Barron as Casey John Hawkes as Morris Jack McGee as Big Lester Banks John Allsopp as Hiram Krisinda Cain as Annie Nechaus Marley McClean as Winnifred Christina Fredlund as Miriam James Lomas as Undertaker Paul Keith as Banker Reoccuring Characters: Mary Travis, Casey
When J. D. kills a man trying to rob the bank, one of his stray bullets accidentally kills an innocent woman. Guilt ridden and disheartened that not even his friends or Casey can look him in the eye, J. D. decides to leave town forever. However, the notorious brother of the slain bank robber comes to town to reclaim his brother's body, and he will not let anyone, especially J. D., stand in his way.
Meanwhile, Ezra finally meets his match when a fellow gambler unrelentlessly continues to beat him, even after Ezra tries every dirty trick in the book.
Original Broadcast Date: 16 July 1999 Production Code: 2462
Writer: Mark Haskell Smith Director: Gordon C. Lonsdale
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Reoccuring Characters: Judge Travis, Casey
The Seven assist two female bounty hunters in bringing a gang leader to justice.
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Josiah is accused of a series of murders; Nathan learns that Rain is getting married.
Original Broadcast Date: 30 July 1999 Production Code:
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