S01E01 The Pilot
The Bolt brothers (Jason, Joshua and Jeremy) bet their mountain that they can bring one hundred marriageable women back to Seattle and that those women will remain in Seattle for a year. In exchange, Aaron...
Here Come the Brides
S01E04: The Man Of The Family
Clancey brings the son of one of the brides to town and the trouble begins! Reverend Gaddings proposes to Polly Blake, who tries to see Jason to discuss what the term ""marriageable"" means. Before she can talk to him, Clancey arrives in town with Polly's son, Tommy. Polly explains that she is a widow. If Polly is considered ""unmarriageable"", then the bet between the Bolt brothers and Aaron Stempel will be over, with Stempel winning Bridal Veil Mountain. Complicating matters is Tommy, who is opposed to his mother's engagement and a generally nasty brat of a child. It all comes to a head when Tommy goes to the chapel and in a fit of anger shakes the ladder that Reverend Gaddings is on, knocking him down and rendering him unconcious. At a town meeting to discuss whether Polly's marriageable, Reverend Gaddings interrupts Aaron's speech and says she is marriageable, because if she is interested, he wants to marry her. Tommy learns that adults need love, too, and now approves his mother's
Overview
Here Come the Brides is an American comedy Western series from Screen Gems that aired on the ABC television network from September 25, 1968 to April 3, 1970. The series was loosely based upon the Mercer Girls, Asa Mercer's efforts to bring civilization to old Seattle by importing marriageable women from the east coast of the United States in the 1860s, where the ravages of the American Civil War left towns short of men.
Episodes
S01E02 A Crying Need
With the pressure of a large logging contract with a late penalty, the Bolt brothers would be busy enough, but the brides, led by Candy Pruitt, have put together a petition. The town must get...
S01E03 And Jason Makes Five
Holly Houston rides into town with three small children and a plan to find herself a husband, so the judge won't take the kids from her. Her target? Jason Bolt. She manages to convince most...
S01E04 The Man Of The Family
Clancey brings the son of one of the brides to town and the trouble begins! Reverend Gaddings proposes to Polly Blake, who tries to see Jason to discuss what the term ""marriageable"" means. Before she...
S01E05 A Hard Card To Play
S01E06 Letter of the Law
S01E07 Lovers And Wanderers
S01E08 A Jew Named Sullivan
S01E09 The Stand Off
S01E10 A Man And His Magic
S01E11 A Christmas Place
S01E12 After A Dream Comes Mourning
Can you believe it? Jason Bolt and his two brothers have been away from Seattle for more than half a year to bring back one hundred eligible ladies and... the men that they left behind...
S01E13 The Log Jam
Jeremy proposes to Candy and Candy accepts. Everyone is thrilled for them except another logger named Lew. Lew thinks all the girls will want to get married now that Candy and Jeremy have gotten engaged....
S01E14 The Firemaker
S01E15 Wives For Wakando
S01E16 A Kiss For Just So
S01E17 Democracy Inaction
S01E18 One Good Lie Deserves Another
S01E19 One To A Customer
Adam Wilson, a Mormon, arrives in Seattle hoping to find several women to make his brides. He informs Jason of his plan and Jason says to go ahead but that none of the brides are...
S01E20 A Dream That Glitters
Candy Pruitt's grandfather Benjamin Pruitt arrives in Seattle to visit Candy but also to prospect for gold. Jeremy is very anxious about meeting her grandfather as he has never met any of Candy's relatives. He...
S01E21 The Crimpers
S01E22 Mr. & Mrs. J. Bolt
S01E23 A Man's Errand
S01E24 Loggerheads
S01E25 Marriage Chinese Style
Marriage Chinese Style is a 1969 adventure, western and comedy television episode written by Skip Webster and directed by Richard Kinon.
S01E26 The Deadly Trade
Cast
Robert Brown
Jason Bolt
Bobby Sherman
Jeremy Bolt
David Soul
Joshua Bolt
Mark Lenard
Aaron Stempel
Bridget Hanley
Candace Pruitt
Joan Blondell
Lottie Hatfield
Henry Beckman
Captain Clancey
Susan Tolsky
Biddie Cloom
