Brisco County, Jr. was an American bounty hunter who was hired by the Westerfield Club after the death of his father, Marshal Brisco County, Sr., at the hands of the John Bly gang.
Along his journey to bring his father's killers to justice, Brisco befriended rival bounty hunter, Lord Bowler, his Westerfield contact, Socrates Poole, and eccentric scientist and inventor, Professor Albert Wickwire. He also won the affections of Dixie Cousins, the former girlfriend of Big Smith, an underling of John Bly.
He is the protagonist and titular character of the series.
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Brisco was a graduate of Harvard, having attained a degree in law. Sometime before 1893, he quit practicing, but still retained much knowledge about the law.[1]
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Early life[]
Westerfield Club[]
In 1893, Brisco was hired by the five "robber barons" of the Westerfield Club to deal with the threat of outlaw John Bly's gang.
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Dixie Cousins[]
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Lord Bowler[]
Socrates Poole[]
Albert Wickwire[]
Enemies[]
John Bly[]
Big Smith[]
Pete Hutter[]
Donovan Joe[]
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Behind the scenes[]
- Brisco was portrayed by Bruce Campbell.
Appearances[]
| v - e - ? | Appearances | ||
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| "Pilot" "The Orb Scholar" "No Man's Land" "Brisco in Jalisco" "Socrates' Sister" "Riverboat" "Pirates!" "Senior Spirit" "Brisco for the Defense" "Showdown" "Deep in the Heart of Dixie" "Crystal Hawks" "Steel Horses" "Mail Order Brides" "A.K.A. Kansas" "Bounty Hunters' Convention" "Fountain of Youth" "Hard Rock" "The Brooklyn Dodgers" "Bye Bly" "Ned Zed" "Stagecoach" "Wild Card" "And Baby Makes Three" "Bad Luck Betty" "High Treason - Part I" "High Treason - Part II" |
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