Season 1
52 episodes
23 min. per episode
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In a wild frontier, a sharpshooter battles cunning outlaws while seeking justice, friendship, and unexpected adventures at every turn.
Episodes
When Lee-Chow, a laundry entrepreneur in the Chinese quarter of a small town sprung along the railroad expansion which brought them into America, realizes they can't cope themselves with the criminal Purple Dragon triad gang which extorts 'protection money', he sends his humble and willing nephew Chin-Chin to search for 'Liki Liki', whom the boy teaches how to pass as Chinese. Finding uncle disappeared, only fellow entrepreneur Ho-Tang says in private kidnapped by the Purple Dragon, the two run the laundry and fight off the triad, only to find the sheriff on the wrong side, presiding over the brave yellow boy's lynching. Lucky saves him, now it's time to deal with the gang itself...
When the Russian czar needs to pay off $7,200,000 gambling debts, he orders his governor in Sitka to sell Alaska for that sum. The US State Secretary engages a businessman and Luke Luke to guard the fortune, in gold. Indeed another businessman, who wants to buy the territory for himself, tries in league with Russian revolutionaries to prevent the Yankee delegation concluding the deal, but they get help from an Eskimo and his tame polar bear.
When queen Victoria visits president Grant, the old and new world leaders brag and sneer, ending up to bet who can catch the Daltons first, her P.I. Sherlock Holmes or U.S. top-sleuth Lucky Luke. While the champions with opposite manners and methods play fair, Victoria follows in a cart with two guardsmen, which she orders to sabotage Lucky. Just when she snatches up Sherlock to rebuke him, that gets the whole British party kidnapped by the Daltons...
Scam artist Elmer Rotten, man of a thousand tricks and disguises, escapes to the Wild West and decides Lucky Luke's identity is easy to steal -soon even his cloths- and perfect to assume for more cons, which Lucky is then likely to be blamed for by the duped towns. It takes an embarrassing chase in involuntary disguise to get the better of the fake Luke, who is easily recognizable as his shooting skills are incomparably inferior.
Lucky meets the brothers Lumière, and saves the French pioneers of cinematography on their way to Holly Woods, still equally unknown then, from such diverse dangers as a bear and a malicious businessman and his dogsbody Jack who try to sabotage their entertainment breaking trough, or on second thought steal their unique camera. Meanwhile their demo movies were destroyed, so Wild West folk must act in a new one...
Every hero must have a villain - and Lucky Luke has 4 - the Dalton brothers. Fortunately, he's faster to draw his revolver than his own shadow and he has a loyal friend in his horse.