xx-xx-xx ep021 Lightning Jim Meets Little Bear

Now for the adventures of Lightning Jim. Behind the small jail in the frontier town of Fort Anderson, a man crouches in the shadows under a barred window off a jail. Joe! Hey, Joe! It's me, Joe!

Pete, where'd you come from? Happily. Heard you were in jail. Figure you might want some help. Yeah, sure do. What are you doing in here for? Smuggling guns to the Redskins. They cut me red-handed.

The troopers? Now, I heard that blame, Moshe. Lightning Jim. Lightning Jimmy. Yeah, as soon as I get out of this jail, I'll aim it to get back at him, Prado, watch your step. He's the toughest boy, man.

You're on the plane. Yeah, I know. Give me a gun. Sure, here you are. Good. I'll be out of here in the jiffy. I'll meet you up the fourth trail by Snake Creek. What's trouble, honey?

You know what I said. You've got smuggling guns, sir, that kid. Being fans of Joe. Hey, what about him? He broke out of jail. He broke out of jail. He also married Mr. Flip. He was the first to go to the city of the world.

He was the first to go to the city of the world. Come on, why do we have work to do? Let's go thunder! Yes, the bandits and outlaws of the old western frontier both feared and respected the skill and courage of United States Marshal, lightning, Jim Whipple, and his deputy, Whitey Larson.

Through their thrilling adventures, we relive the colorful days of the old west when desporados and hostile Indians roamed the great American planes. Kansas Joe was a bandit who divided his time between robbing stagecoaches and smuggling guns to the Indians.