Paradise Episode Rating Graph

A con woman visits Paradise and sells the town a trolley. She takes the townsfolk on a ride and while they are partying, she loots the place.

Ethan protects a young deserter wanted by the Army. He also protects him from an armed mother who accuses him of the death of her son.

Jerome, an obtuse and gentle man, faces a jury for the strangling of a girl who rejected him.

Years ago, Ethan testified against a person. Now that person is the new town’s preacher who is a paroled murderer, claiming to have seen the light. Everyone in town is giving him a second chance, except for Ethan.

Joseph's tomboy friend, Frankie, returns to Paradise, now sophisticatedly attired and married to a controlling, offensive judge who has the control to transfer Ethan to Texas on a murder warrant.

Ethan is offered a very well paying job but at the same time very dangerous. To deliver the opium that miners use to keep some Chinese workers more or less enslaved.

A killer who is being escorted by Ethan back to Paradise for trial might never make it because other outlaws want him dead.

A symbolic drama centering on two strangers in Paradise: a black-clad equestrian with two grim appointments to keep before the New Year, and a simple youth left in the forest to fend for himself.

Paradise is hit by an outbreak of smallpox and Ethan has to deal with George being infected by it.

Johnny Ryan fulfills his promise of returning to paradise and taking revenge on the person who humiliated him: Ethan Cord.

The gold rush hits town and Ethan’s land is no exception. Paradise turns into a materialistic town.

Accidentally, during a gun fight Ethan injures Amelia.

On their way back home, a recently broken bridge makes Ethan, George, and Ben to take a new route.

This episode follows a day in the life of Marshal Ethan Allan Cord, who is considering giving up his badge and leaving Paradise. Over a period of ""twenty-four hours,"" Ethan must contend with a series of disputes between townspeople as well as at home. Spoiler: In the end, he decides to stick it out and remain in Paradise.

Ethan learns that an old enemy of his is headed for Paradise looking to shoot it out. To protect the children, he sends them away on a trip, but they realize that something is wrong at home. As the gunfight nears, both Ethan (in Paradise) and the children (waiting at the train station) both reflect back to how they've become a family (via flashbacks to previous episodes). Spoiler: In the end, the children don't take the train and rush back to their uncle in Paradise. He has defeated the other gunfighter and he and the children are reunited.

Ethan prepares to leave his years of gun fighting to dedicate his life to the new family and the ranch. Sadly, he has to fight once again against some outlaws

Ethan saves an Indian from an angry lynching mob.

A traveling bordello pays a visit to Ethan’s town.

A Texas Ranger comes to Paradise to bring Ethan back. Ethan at first thinks of running but changes his mind and decides to go with the man. However along the way Ethan tries to convince him that being with the children has changed him. And they're being attacked by men who want to get Ethan.

Joseph joins a gang, but he is anxious about joining in a bank robbery.

A stranger with amnesia is helped by Ehan and Amelia.

When Ethan discovers that Amelia might leave , he has to face his feelings for her.