Episodes

Saber Rider recalls how he, April, Colt and Fireball met and became the dynamic frontier fighting team: Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs. Saber Rider arrives on Planet Yuma for his assignment to the special project, Ramrod, which is being led by April. He discovers that the Outrider, Vanquo, is plotting to undermine Ramrod, and, with the help of Fireball and Colt, who are on Yuma pursuing their own interests, Saber Rider defeats the Outriders and their gigantic battle machine, Renegade. With April's encouragement, the group decides to stay together to help tame the new frontier. || 10.00

The Star Sheriffs are invited to Cavalry Command by General Whitehawk. There, they are asked to show their skills to the new recruits. The best recruit there, Jesse Blue, falls in love with April, and tries to impress her, but only embarrasses himself. When he goes too far, he is thrown out of Cavalry Command, and he believes it was all Saber Rider's fault. || 6.87

Jesse Blue teams up with a gang of local desperadoes and plot an attack on Cavalry Command to get his revenge on the Star Sheriffs. He places a bomb aboard the Ramrod unit, not knowing April was the one who was piloting it. When he finds out, he tries everything he can to save his love. || 6.87

When the Star Sheriffs arrive to investigate a destroyed Cavalry Command base, they are attacked by Outriders. One of the Star Sheriffs must go on a maverick mission to defeat them. Using a trick coin, Colt wins the toss against Saber Rider and flies off to battle the enemy, who trap him in a canyon. But, help comes from an unlikely source: a little iguana that Colt has befriended. With the iguana's help, Colt escapes and joins the other Star Sheriffs in defeating the Outriders. || 6.87

On Planet Pecos, the Star Sheriffs encounter a father and son living secluded on top of a mountain. The father turns out to be an ex-bounty hunter, who has worked with the Outriders in the past. The Outriders want him back on their side, so they kidnap his son, the Little Hombre, to force him to rejoin them. || 6.87

The Star Sheriffs go undercover as bounty hunters for hire to infiltrate Maddox's illegal operations base, and defeat him and his Outrider allies. || 6.87

The Star Sheriffs encounter a shaman called Castor who, with the help of his magic banjo, helps them stop a herd of wild cybernetic horses who keep stampeding towns on the New Frontier. || 6.87

Saber Rider is called back home by his parents, and April comes along with him. There, they soon discover that not everything is what it seems. || 6.87

Jesse Blue returns, and is now on the Outriders' side. He convinces Nemesis to let him be the one to transport the captured Commander Eagle to the Outrider Headquarters. || 6.87

Gattler is given one last chance to trap the Star Sheriffs by Nemesis. He plans an attack at Cimarron Pass. || 6.87

The Star Sheriffs arrive in a territory outside their jurisdiction, the Kingdom of Jar. The King reluctantly tells them that they do not need help from Cavalry Command anymore, even though they are still under constant attack from the Outriders. Meanwhile, the king's son, Prince Rolland, finds himself engaged in a fight that he is not prepared for. || 7.57

King Jared unleashes his ultimate weapon, the Monarch Supreme, in his fight with the Outriders. The Star Sheriffs arrive in time to help him in the fight. Also, Fireball learns more about his father. || 3.10

The Outriders, lead by Gattler, have taken over the Alkalite refinery on Planet Alamo. The Star Sheriffs are sent to check things out. || 6.87

Colt must go up against his former sharpshooting mentor, Tim Dooley, who is believed to be now working for the Outriders. || 6.87

The Star Sheriffs are enjoying their vacation to a ski resort. There, unbeknown to them, they are being stalked by Jean-Claude, an Outrider who holds a grudge against Colt. Jean-Claude kidnaps April and their friend, Suzie, and it's up to the Star Sheriffs to rescue them and stop Jean-Claude. || 6.87

On Planet Laramie, the Star Sheriffs meet a young girl named Snowcone who sees this as a great chance to live an adventure. She first helps the Star Sheriffs, but then betrays them, and so on, until they find themselves trapped by Jesse Blue and his Outriders. || 6.87

Gerald Wyeth, who works as Control Tower Director on Planet Abileen, has been kidnapped by Outriders and a spy has been put in his place. The Star Sheriffs try to trick the spy into revealing the place the real Wyeth is being held. || 9.93

While on pursuit of an Outrider named Razzle, the Star Sheriffs split up. Fireball goes to Palamino Valley, where he ends up surrounded by Outriders, and falls with his car of a steep cliff. || 6.87

The Star Sheriffs try to recover the steel blue box of a damaged Outrider ship, to learn its secrets. They are helped by an old man who lives in the bayou of Planet Yuma. || 3.10

Jesse Blue lures the Star Sheriffs to the remote planetoid called Granite Flats, by sending them a distress call using the synthesized voice of the captured Commander Eagle. The Star Sheriffs are reluctant, thinking it might be a trap, but April, anxious to save her father, goes alone on this mission. || 9.93

The Star Sheriffs, helped by a group of kids and an old lady, try to help Outrider prisoners to escape from the famous Red Wing Prison, where they believe Commander Eagle is also being held. || 6.87

Nemesis has put Jesse Blue in charge of a construction facility on New Wichita. There, the Outriders are making slaves of the townspeople, forcing them to build a new type of attack machine called a Range Ripper. Trista, a young girl from the town has fallen in love with Jesse, and he manipulates her into doing his bidding. April goes undercover to find out more || 3.10