Clem's in trouble.  Can Heyes and Curry trust a couple old friends to clear her name, even if one of them is... Harry Briscoe?

I have learned a great deal about late nineteenth century American history by delving further into that time period as a result of watching Alias Smith and Jones. The historical facts and features present in so many episodes, although problematic in some aspects, piqued my interest and have afforded me many hours of enjoyable research surfing the web for additional information. It is one of the reasons I enjoy the show so much. Of course, another reason is because the acting is wonderful! In fact, I admire the craft that...

Heyes is hurt.  Can Kid solve the mystery of the murdered miner?  Or will the murderer discover the true identities of Smith and Jones first?

On their way to Bisbee, Arizona, Heyes and Curry get sidetracked and then find themselves surrounded. They may be able to extricate themselves, but only after taking some Detours

The champeen tracker in all of southern Utah and that other fella hire on at the Lone Pine Ranch, where they run into a chuckwagon full of familiar-sounding characters!




Feathery clouds wisped the brilliant blue sky of Wyoming. A hawk rode the thermals, looking for his next meal. Below him, he eyed two men riding along a narrow path, coming to a fork in the road.

“Bear Creek, fifteen miles to the left,...

A stand-off between a few Indian hold-outs and a handful of committed Cavalrymen prompts Lom to send in a couple of peacemakers - Smith and Jones.

What do you get when you combine a property dispute, a few sticks of dynamite and a couple of wanted outlaws?

The wind whipped up her hair, leaving it strewn across her brow, plastering it against the sweat on her forehead. She’d been running hard for the last hour. Adrenalin coursed through her veins, exhilaration keeping her going, driving her on.

She pulled her horse to a stop, to catch...

Should old acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind? If their names are Mia Bronson and Joe Briggs or any number of other old adversaries the boys run into in this VS episode, the answer is a resounding, YES! A stage ride turns into nothing but "A String of Bad Luck" for Heyes and Curry.

Heyes and Curry are hired by an old friend to get a racehorse and its rider safely to the starting line, but find out that finishing the job could be a horse of a different color.

The governor needs a favor, so how can Heyes and Curry refuse?  Running a hotel is honest labor, for honest pay, but when the railroad gets involved, our boys find their honest labor could turn shady.  

The setting is Santa Marta, Mexico and Kid Curry is experiencing déjà vu.  Will he and Heyes be able to pull off... Another Miracle?