When a judge upholds a jury's not-guilty verdict, a disgruntled citizen seeks revenge. (Set in early season 1.)

A 46-part series following the McCains after season 5. Table of contents in bio.

While Mark reflects on recent mistakes, Lucas agrees to house a witness, bringing trouble to the McCain homestead.

Six months after the events of "Stopover" (S3 E21), Teresa and Christopher return to North Fork.

A woman out for revenge on Earl Bantry mistakes Luke for the outlaw.

Mark falls in with a bad crowd when he leaves home after getting in a fight with Luke.

Lucas and Mark look back on their time in Enid - (The Rest of the Story, Part II; December 1870 - June 1877)

In this prequel, Lucas and Margaret McCain become parents.

While attempting to ignore an internal conflict, Mark learns details of his parents' past never spoken of in the McCain household. (November 1860 - December 1870)

Luke gets in trouble with the townspeople when he befriends an injured gypsy.

In this prequel to the series, Lucas and Margaret must deal with a young Mark who refuses to eat. We know they were successful from the episode, The Boarding House.

This story focuses on what might have happened after the events in the episode, "Eight Hours to Die."

The McCains make a new friend when Mark saves the life of a stranger.

The story follows The Vision (Season 2, Episode 26). Mark is recovering from typhoid fever.

In this prequel to the The Rifleman TV series, we meet Margaret McCain and some of the McCain family and friends in Enid, OK.

Mark and Luke must find a way to get past the events of None So Blind, where Mark sought revenge on a veterinarian and almost got Luke killed.

For the first time since leaving Enid, Mark is separated from his pa while Lucas takes a temporary job with the stage line.

Trouble starts when a boy who looks exactly like Mark comes to town.

An explosive argument leads to regrets when an assassination attempt brings death bells to North Fork. - Rated T for violence.

Mark McCain is kidnapped by a mountain family in revenge for losing one of their own. Will he ever see home again? Rated M because starting in chapter 5, the violence will set in on top of two characters falling in love.

Friendships are tried and loyalties are tested when an attempt is made on Mark's life. But after the would-be killer disappears with his son, Lucas finds himself dependent on the man who tried to cover it all up: Marshal Micah Torrence. -Rated M for violence and intense/abusive situations-

Luke takes a page from Alexander the Great when the Jackmans come up with a scheme to get rich quick.

Mark is again faced with the possibility of losing his father, but this time, it's not an outlaw Lucas is up against. This time, the rancher must trade in his rifle for a surgeon's knife.

After getting mixed up with the wrong crowd, Mark learns a lesson in the value of trust.

A short and (late) sweet oneshot for Valentine's Day.