LongmireA Wyoming sheriff rebuilds his life and career following the death of his wife. Based on the “Walt Longmire” series of mystery novels written by best-selling author Craig Johnson.
WriterCraig Johnson
Pilot
Jun 3, 2012
With the help of Vic and Henry, Longmire investigates a backcountry murder with ties to a tribal family.
The Dark Road
Jun 10, 2012
Longmire and his team investigate the death of an exotic dancer with possible Amish roots. Cady's new relationship stirs up controversy.
A Damn Shame
Jun 17, 2012
Longmire uncovers long-buried family secrets when he probes the deaths of a man and his award-winning horses in a barn fire.
The Cancer
Jun 24, 2012
A fisherman discovers the bodies of two murder victims, including a teen from the Cheyenne reservation.
Dog Soldier
Jul 1, 2012
Walt and the team look into the disappearances of several Cheyenne foster children and an unregistered sex offender.
The Worst Kind of Hunter
Jul 8, 2012
Walt suspects a bear was baited to fatally attack a released murderer. Branch's retired uncle, a former sheriff, can't resist the lure of law enforcement.
8 Seconds
Jul 15, 2012
A wealthy beer distributor is brutally assaulted for a seemingly worthless painting; Vic's husband is jealous of her relationship with Walt; Branch's father uncovers information damaging to Walt's campaign.
An Incredibly Beautiful Thing
Jul 22, 2012
Henry uses his tracking abilities to locate an unstable young woman who may be involved in the murder of a gas-station owner.
Dogs, Horses and Indians
Aug 5, 2012
The Tribal Council president is found dead on county land but it s clear he died elsewhere and there is soon a large suspect list. Walt deals with feelings of betrayal when he uncovers Cady and Branch s affair.
Unfinished Business
Aug 12, 2012
In the first-season finale, a teen is murdered after being acquitted of raping a Cheyenne girl. Later, Walt is forced to finally confront his wife’s death.
GenerationofSwine
@GenerationofSwine
My father would have been addicted to this show. And because of that I sort of became addicted to it...and then because I came from a small town. it is the show your dad likes. Like Walker Texas Ranger... only sometimes dad's shows aren't bad. Not as small and certainly not as west...but small enough where you have to move away to college to realize that Sheriff was an elected position...along with a number of other positions that no one bothered to oppose the incumbent for decades on end. So it has that small town appeal to it, and it has that murder mystery appeal to it, and it has Cowboys and Indians--Native Americans--but the theme is still really old school Cowboys and Indians. Its a throw back to old westerns and it pays off. It has a lasting appeal that comes with most westerns, no matter when they are set. The old Sheriff that lives by a code The wise Native American The evil barons All the check marks are hit and, the pay off at the end...well...the end, the final episode, might have been drawn out a little, but its still worth watching the show from start to finish.
