xx-xx-xx ep001 Jesse James Helps the Marshal

for lightning Jim and his thrilling adventure Jesse James helped the Marshall looks like the line train line here what's the plane stopping here for I don't know maybe the engine broke down if you're sick of what hold up hold up did you know what I don't know don't move don't move boys the plane was just held up and robbed near back to you for the

minute I bet you have I said you go yes he did let's go thunder the years Following the Civil War, the name Jesse James struck fear and terror in the heart of a peaceful folk in Missouri, Kansas and the Great Plains country of the West.

In the following lightning gym adventure, we relived those stirring and exciting days when Jesse James was public enemy number one on the plane. We joined a crowd of men gathered in front of the Sheriff's office in the town of Sender.

The Sheriff has just posted a reward sign. Hey, lads, his boys, $5,000 reward for the capture of Jesse James. Dead or alive? $5,000 is the heap attached to one man, Sheriff. Oh, that ain't so much money, Tom.

Oh, dear darn, shooting it ain't so much, mister. It'll be $25,000 if the law don't soon catch up with them critters. Ha ha! And I'm hoping it'll be my good luck to turn the trick.

That's the way to talk, Sheriff. I say, if there was more Sheriff's like you, Jesse James wouldn't have a chance. You heard? Of course he wouldn't. Sure, sure. What do you want, man? They don't do it again.

Don't worry, Dan. Who are you talking about? The James Boy. The James Boy. They just held up the train and caught him with jokes. You're sure it was the James Boy's? Sure. I was the conductor on that train.