The pilot for the sci-fi/timetravel/western/comedy/adventure show the Adventures of Brisco County Jr. premiered on August 27, 1993. Brisco County Jr. (Bruce Cambell) and his horse Comet were hired by lawyer Socrates Poole (Christian Clemenson) to track down John Bly (Billy Drago) and his gang. This was the same gang his father (R Lee Ermey) tried to put away. He was aided by Professor Albert Wickwire (John Astin), Wikewire's daughter Amanda Wickwire (Anne Tremko), and Dixie Cousins (Kelly Rutherford). However, he wasn't the only one trying to get the bounty on Bly, so he found himself in competition with Lord Bowler (Julious Carry). When the show moved to series, Amanda and Jonah Collier (Dan Gerrity) were faded out of the show. ("Pilot" The Adventures of Brisco County Jr, TV Event)

The last episode of Brisco County Jr. aired on May 20, 1994. The series ran for 1 season of 27 episodes. After faking their deaths with the assistance of Professor Albert Wickwire (John Astin), Brisco County Jr. (Bruce Campbell) and Lord Bowler (Julious Carry) sought to clear their names and expose the plans of General Quarry (Michael Fairman). The episode also featured the very Elvis like Sheriff Aaron Viva (Gary Hudson) and a posse played by ex-NFL players (Terry Bradshaw, Ken Norton Jr, Jim Harbaugh, and Victor Rivers). ("High Treason Pt 2" The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., TV Event)

In 1893, a lawyer turned bounty hunter; Brisco County Jr took the job to bring in John Bly and Bly’s gang. As he tracked Bly and his men, he kept coming into contact with a mysterious orb. The Orb turned out to have amazing powers and eventually it was revealed that Bly was not as he seems but a criminal from the distant future that planned to use the orb to time travel back to his future time and rule the world. (Brisco County Jr, TV)