Series regulars or semi-regulars in 'Here Come The Brides' from 1970-1982:
- Bobby Sherman as Jeremy Bolt (1968-1970)
- Bridget Hanley as Candy Pruitt (1968-1970)
- David Soul as Joshua Bolt (1968-1970)
- Henry Beckman as Capt. Roland Francis Clancey (1968-1970)
- Hoke Howell as Ben (1968-1970)
- Joan Blondell as Lottie Hatfield (1968-1970)
- Mark Lenard as Aaron Stempel (1968-1970)
- Robert Brown as Jason Bolt (1968-1970)
- Susan Tolsky as Biddie Cloom (1968-1970)
1970-1982 Episode Guide for 'Here Come The Brides':
(Episodes with dates prior to 1970 aired as reruns.)
September 26, 1969: Far Cry From Yesterday
Season 2, episode 1
W: William Blinn D: Bob Claver
With William Schallert (Shugrue), Scoey Mitchell (Sheriff Bond).
The townspeople make plans to celebrate the first anniversary of the brides' arrival in the community, and it's also time for the Bolts to collect a bet.
Season 2, episode 2
W: Charles Watts, Paul Stein, Allen Clare D: Richard Kinon
With Bernard Fox (Father Ned), Felton Perry (Mark), Dick Balduzzi (Butch), Mills Watson (George), Ken Swofford (Gil), Hagan Beggs (Claude).
Clancy is made to believe he has the run of the town, a ruse planned by Jason and Lottie.
Season 2, episode 3
W: Skip Webster D: Paul Junger Witt
With Steve Ihnat (Sgt. Noah Todd), James B. Sikking (Capt. Hale), Christopher Stone (Hart).
During a celebration honoring Jeremy Bolt as a hero for killing a marauding bear, an army sergeant rises to accuse him of cowardice.
Season 2, episode 5
W: Michael Fisher D: Paul Junger Witt
With Allan Arbus (Dennis), Art Lund (Kieran Flynn), Brenda Scott (Bridget Cunningham), Donnelly Rhodes (Patrick Leigh).
The Bolt brothers learn a group of Irish renegades are plotting to involve Seattle in an attempt to free their homeland.
Season 2, episode 6
With Eddie Firestone (Trapper), Kelly Thordsen (Sheriff), Roy Engel (Dr. Harris), Joseph V. Perry (Billy Gumm), Rick Natoli (Hosanna).
In trying to help a wounded Indian boy, the only survivor of a band of migrating Apaches killed by trappers, the Bolt brothers encounter prejudice.
Season 2, episode 7
W: Ken Trevey D: William F. Claxton
With John Anderson (Gentleman Harry Smith), Ross Hagen (Blackburn), Dal Jenkins (Pinkie), Michael Stanwood (Stephen Albright), Susannah Darrow (Bethany Albright), Charles Seel (Homer Stebbins), Henry Wills (Chinook).
While on the way to help a young mother who is having a difficult childbirth, Lottie and Jeremy meet up with a whiskey peddler who is trying to elude three bounty hunters.
Season 2, episode 8
W: Richard Bluel D: Herb Wallerstein
With Edward Asner (Matt Balter), Paul Fix (Caleb Balter), Mickey Morton (Big Foot), Noam Pitlik (Forbes), Richard Bull (Carver), Laurence Haddon (Marshall).
Reports of a creature, half animal and half human, frighten the the citizens of Seattle, and Molly and Chris go searching for "Big Foot".
Season 2, episode 9
W: Larry Brody D: Virgil Vogel
With Lou Antonio (Telly Theodakis), Mitzi Hoag (Iona), Michael Baseleon (Stephanos), Ken Swofford (Janitor), William Wintersole (Avery), Bill Zuckert (Judge), Jim Goodwin (Land Agent).
A group of Greek immigrants suddently camp on the Bolts' Bridal Veil Mountain, claiming that it is their land.
Season 2, episode 11
W: Henry Sharp D: E.W. Swackhamer
With Ivor Francis (P.T. Barnum), Alan Hale Jr. (Big Luther Coyle), Mala Powers (Jenny Lind), Byron Morrow (Governor Stuart), Allison McKay (Receptionist), Paul Lambert (Peale), Jack Bannon (Guard).
Jason Bolt tries to get Jenny Lind to sing in Seattle, but is turned down by P.T. Barnum.
Season 2, episode 12
W: Skip Webster D: Jerry Bernstein
With William Lucking (Stacy), Katherine Crawford (Julie), C. Lindsay Workman (Reverend Adams).
Jason and Aaron come to blows when Aaron's sister arrives in Seattle to demand her inheritance.
Season 2, episode 13
W: Jack Miller D: Jerry Bernstein
With Ron Feinberg (Lorenzo Bush), Dennis Cooney (Wesley), Lawrence Montaigne (Keenan).
A hermit, determined to preserve the forests, forces the Bolt brothers to close down their logging operation.
Season 2, episode 14
W: Bob Goodwin D: Richard Kinon
With Georg Sanford Brown (Obie Brown), Cicely Tyson (Princess Lucenda), Ketty Lester (Johnnie Mae).
A black lumberman, who figures to be the Bolts' main hope in a logging company, says he'll quit unless they find a bride for him. Jeremy heads for San Francisco to search.
Season 2, episode 15
W: Michael Fisher D: Jerry Bernstein
With Bill Mumy (Simon Bill), Larry Linville (Harry Miles), Sid Haig (Peter Savage), Julian Burton (Big George Campbell), Felton Perry (Felix), Harold Gould (Cyrus Malone), Ed Gilbert (Bean).
Jeremy and Joshua place a dollar bet in a roulette game and win a Tacoma saloon that is heavily in debt.
Season 2, episode 16
W: Skip Webster D: Herschel Daugherty
With Jennifer West (Holly Houston), Pat Harrington Jr. (J. Montague Morgan), Guy Raymond (Amos Higgins), Vic Tayback (Larsen), C. Lindsay Workman (Reverend Adams), Leon Lontoc (Bartender).
Holly Huston, the vivacious mountain girl, returns to Seattle with a huge amount of money that she won in a crap game. She soon becomes the town benefactress. But the money turns out to be counterfeit.
Season 2, episode 17
W: Don Tait, Allen Clare D: William F. Claxton
With Bob Cummings (Jack Crosse), Jay C. Flippen (Judge Pryor), Logan Ramsey (Evans), Ned Glass (Stanhope).
Joshua and Jeremy meet Lottie's ex-husband in Clearwater and bring him back for a reunion. But when he meets Lottie he demands $5,000 and threatens to make trouble for someone in San Francisco if she refuses.
Season 2, episode 18
W: Larry Brody D: Lou Antonio
With Cynthia Hull (Billie), Diahn Williams (Patricia Vanderhoff), Steve Gravers (Braney Alton).
Lottie is up against some rough competition when a tent saloon, complete with dancing girls, opens up for business in Seattle.
Season 2, episode 19
W: Daniel Ullman D: Jerry Bernstein
With James Davidson (Kid Holliday).
A gunman saves Jeremy's life by pulling him off a cliff. Then after recommending him to become sheriff, Jeremy learns he's trying to win Candy's love.
Season 2, episode 20
W: Jack Miller, Shelley Mitchell D: Lou Antonio
With Gene Evans (Jacob Marsh), Meg Foster (Callie Marsh), Ron Feinberg (Haynie), Rance Howard (Goff), Don Hanmer (Dr. Bryce).
Against the advice of her father, a blind girl allows Joshua Bolt to take her to San Francisco to undergo eye surgery. She returns to see for the first time a world that she doesn't like.
Season 2, episode 21
W: Skip Webster D: Virgil Vogel
With Lou Antonio (Telly Theodakis), Arlene Martel (Astasia), James B. Sikking (Jenkins), Eddie Ryder (Fowler), Michael Baseleon (Stephanos).
When Joshua and Stephanos are both smitten by Astasia, they decide they will fight each other to settle the matter before all of Seattle is involved.
Season 2, episode 22
W: Roberta Goldstone D: Nicholas Colasanto
With Alan Oppenheimer (Benet), Marcel Hillaire (La Fond), Monica Evans (Renee), Johnny Seven (McKay), Quinn Redeker (Tom).
When a strike in Frisco causes the distilleries to close down, Biddie and Clancey start making moonshine to supply Lottie's saloon.
Season 2, episode 23
W: D.C. Fontana D: Nicholas Colasanto
With Denver Pyle (Duncan Bolt).
Duncan Bolt, head of the clan, arrives in Seattle, and when he tries to be helpful almost causes Jeremy and Candy to break up.
Season 2, episode 24
W: Michael Fisher D: Paul Junger Witt
With Mitch Vogel (Absalom), Steve Ihnat (Oliver/Howard Tray), Mitzi Hoag (Sister Agnes), Mills Watson (Phineas Beef).
Jason Bolt becomes the guardian of an orphan boy who acts like an animal and can't speak or hear.
Season 2, episode 25
W: Tim Kelly D: Jim Hogan
With Jeanette Nolan (Ma Oates), Zooey Hall (Junior), Richard Hale (Indian), Joshua Bryant (Eben), Bill Zuckert (Magistrate).
Jeremy is accused of a murder in which the only witness is an old Indian who refuses to talk.
Season 2, episode 26
W: Jack Miller D: E.W. Swackhamer
With Jane Wyatt (Emma Peak), Lynda Day George (Valerie).
A wealthy spinster returns to Seattle with her niece and commissions the Bolt brothers to build her a mansion. (Last show of the series.)