TV Guide RetroPlex Thursday

A journalist is widowed in a car crash, and two years later he finds himself in a West Virginia town where the residents are seeing a moth-like creature.

A trapper befriends Arapaho Indians as goes west peddling his wares, and meets a wealthy silversmith, partners with him and marries his daughter.

The trapper, his friend and the Indians continue to trading, especially after he marries the chief's daughter, and his family grows to two sons and a daughter.

In 1845, an Army captain, a grizzled frontier guide, and a Mennonite outcast and his wife travel with a wagon train headed west from St. Louis, Mo.

Several broken treaties put relations between Native Americans, U.S. settlers, and the U.S. Army in peril during the years of 1846-1860.

Militia colonel Frank Skimmerhorn arrives in Colorado during the Civil War on mission to eliminate all the Indians, but Major Mercy tries to keep the peace.

When Oliver Seccombe from the Venneford Ranch needs someone to lead the hard cattle drive from Texas to Colorado, John Skimmerhorn hires R.J. Poteet.

Lone Eagle leads the rest of the Arapaho clan to a reservation; Hans tries not to be intimidated by the Venneford Ranch; Messmore brings sheep.

The circus stops in town; Levi returns to Pennsylvania; an accountant looks at Venneford Ranch's books; the town faces a harsh winter.

The Wendells want to stay in Centennial, but they are also suspicious of Sheriff Dumire; the town does not forget the deaths of the Pettis brothers.

Sheriff Dumire continues his investigation; the Pettis gang seeks vengeance; Jim and Charlotte get engaged; the first Mexican workers enter town.

In the early 20th century, the Wendells flourish and new families move for the dry land in Centennial; prominent townspeople pass away during the Depression.

A magazine writes a feature on the history of the town; the murder of Soren Sorenson is solved; Morgan and Paul battle it out in an election.

A Texas outlaw finally settles down with a woman after a life of crime, but he must confront his past when his son begins making the same mistakes he did.

Boxer Jake LaMotta, known as the "Bronx Bull," grows up in the Bronx in New York City, shedding light on where his anger was derived.

Two men create an elaborate plan to rob a bank but things go array when one of the man's identity is mistaken for a renowned United States marshal.

Rob Drew is hired to find a lost miner and his daughter, and is joined by an old friend who he has to continuously rescue from card cheats and framed murder.

A former slave turned traveling preacher rescues a badly injured cowboy, and after he recovers they ride together as the cowboy tries to remember his past.