Dundee and the Culhane

Dundee and The Culhane travel to Mexico and meet up with Mexican Bandits along the way!

An army fort under Indian attack provides Dundee with the opportunity to re-open a murder trial he has already lost.

More than one life is at stake as Dundee defends a client accused of murdering his own son. A bandit chieftain has sworn to wipe out the town if Dundee's client goes free.

Dundee goes 1000 feet below ground to defend a mine owner whose men blame him for the death of seven miners. The proceeding is a grim ordeal for the lawyer, who once spent eight hours trapped in a cave-in.

A rowdy hour rife with double-takes and plot twists: Dundee takes the case of a gentleman duelist being sued for $50,000, by his victim's wet-eyed widow. The lawyer's first mistake is thinking that he can prove the widow isn't a widow.

Dundee is expected at a lunch at 3:10, but his guest never arrives. This has Dundee and The Culhane worried, so they go out looking for him!

Lawyers Dundee and the Culhane square off in a kangaroo court presided over by an old Indian chief. Dundee is the prosecutor as Culhane defends a prospector.

Dundee learns the truth about his minister brother. He learns that he, while vowing to be a man of God, he is a killer!

Dundee must defend a woman in court who is upset over her neighbour's destruction of the mysterious weed formations in her front yard!

Culhane and bounty hunter Ben Murcheson chase a thief who pretended an interest in the banker's daughter—and got away with $175,000 from the bank's safe.