Here Come the Brides

The Pilot

The Bolt brothers (Jason, Joshua and Jeremy) bet their mountain that they can bring one hundred marriageable women back

A Crying Need

With the pressure of a large logging contract with a late penalty, the Bolt brothers would be busy enough, but the brid

And Jason Makes Five

Holly Houston rides into town with three small children and a plan to find herself a husband, so the judge won't take th

The Man Of The Family

Clancey brings the son of one of the brides to town and the trouble begins! Reverend Gaddings proposes to Polly Blake,

A Hard Card To Play

Letter of the Law

Lovers And Wanderers

A Jew Named Sullivan

The Stand Off

A Man And His Magic

A Christmas Place

After A Dream Comes Mourning

Can you believe it? Jason Bolt and his two brothers have been away from Seattle for more than half a year to bring bac

The Log Jam

Jeremy proposes to Candy and Candy accepts. Everyone is thrilled for them except another logger named Lew. Lew thinks al

The Firemaker

Wives For Wakando

A Kiss For Just So

Democracy Inaction

One Good Lie Deserves Another

One To A Customer

Adam Wilson, a Mormon, arrives in Seattle hoping to find several women to make his brides. He informs Jason of his plan

A Dream That Glitters

Candy Pruitt's grandfather Benjamin Pruitt arrives in Seattle to visit Candy but also to prospect for gold. Jeremy is ve

The Crimpers

Mr. & Mrs. J. Bolt

A Man's Errand

Loggerheads

Marriage Chinese Style

Marriage Chinese Style is a 1969 adventure, western and comedy television episode written by Skip Webster and directed b

The Deadly Trade