Here Come the Brides

The brides threaten to leave unless Jason hires a town doctor but are angry when the only physician he can find is a woman.

The Bolt brothers, owners of a logging camp in 1850s Seattle, head to New England to get prospective brides for their men.

Stempel brings a gambler (Phil Bruns) and his wife (Sheree North) to town, knowing Jason can't resist the urge to gamble.

Jason turns matchmaker for a local man named Sullivan and a Jewish girl (Linda Marsh) who is threatening to leave Seattle.

A backwoods woman (Jennifer West) eyeing Jason as a potential spouse decides to say he is the father of her three children.

After signing a sheriff (John Marley) to an ironclad three-year contract, the townspeople discover he is a merciless zealot.

Confusion reigns as Swede splits with Miss Essie and quits his job, and Miss Essie is convinced Jason is in love with her.

The Rev. Giddings is all set to wed Polly -- until the surprise arrival of her 10-year-old son; Essie sees Debra with Swede.

Stempel buys land between the Bolts' property and the river, and then refuses to allow the Bolts to haul their logs across.

A medicine-show man (Jack Albertson) arrives in town and proceeds to prevent an impending flood and cure Jeremy's stutter.

Jeremy stalls the New Bedford girls, as Jason and Joshua hurriedly build a dormitory with lumber they charmed from Stempel.

While an arsonist stalks the camp, the competition between two ardent suitors heats up; guests Edward Asner, Monte Markham.

Jeremy's plan to wed Candy leads the other brides to think more marriage proposals will soon follow; guest Sam Melville.