The Legend of Calamity Jane (1997)

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The Legend of Calamity Jane

Slow drawls, quick draws, heroes and outlaws all have one thing in common -- "The Legend of Calamity Jane." Fast with the whip, and even faster with a smile, Jane rides the trails and backwoods in search of truth and justice, showing what real heroes are made of in this animated western adventure series.

1997

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The Legend of Calamity Jane: Season 1 - 13 Episode s

1x1 - A Slip of the Whip
September 14, 1997
The Comanche and the army are pitted against each other by Bill Doolin, an outlaw who plans to rob a train.
1x2 - An Army of Rogues
September 21, 1997
A mad Napoleon wannabe sets out to conquer the United States using armaments stolen from a cavalry fort.
1x3 - Like Father, Like Daughter
September 28, 1997
A man claiming to be Jane's father turns up at the same time a series of bank robberies occur.
1x4 - As Easy as One, Two, Three
March 24, 1998
Jane deals with triplet bandits.
1x5 - Train Kept A' Rollin
April 7, 1998
Bill Doolin escapes from custody and hijacks a military train full of TNT.
1x6 - The Final Curtain
April 14, 1998
O'Rourke is convinced that a traveling actor named Jeremiah Wilkinson is really John Wilkes Booth.
1x7 - The Way of the Buffalo
April 17, 1998
Jane and the Buffalo Soldiers try to break up a feud between a racist settler and the Blackfoot.
1x8 - Troubled Waters
April 21, 1998
A corrupt bureaucrat attempts to force the Comanche off of their oil-rich land.
1x9 - Waiting for the Calvary
May 29, 1998
Jane, Joe and Wild Bill are cornered in a desolate shack by desperadoes.
1x10 - Dead, or Alive
June 5, 1998
Jane fends off bounty hunters while transporting John Wesley Hardin to face trial.
1x11 - Protege
June 12, 1998
Jane is shadowed by an overly enthusiastic girl named Ellie.
1x12 - I'd Rather Be in Philadelphia
June 19, 1998
Neo-Confederates plot to assassinate President Grant.
1x13 - Without a Vengeance
June 26, 1998
When Jane is beaten and left for dead by an outlaw, Wild Bill is overcome with lust for revenge.

The Legend of Calamity Jane: 1 Season

S1: Season 1
13 Episode s

Actors in The Legend of Calamity Jane

Barbara Weber-Scaff
Calamity Jane (voice)
Frank Welker
Joe Presto (voice)
Mark Rolston
Bill Doolin (voice)
Tim Matheson
Capt. John O'Rourke (voice)
Clancy Brown
Wild Bill Hickok (voice)
Miriam Flynn
Lonely Sue (voice)
Michael Horse
Quanna Parker (voice)
Mae Whitman
Additional Voices (voice)

Tags for The Legend of Calamity Jane

wild west 19th century America / United States Biography - Fiction cult period 1800s

Other names for The Legend of Calamity Jane

La Légende de Calamity Jane (FR)

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1x1 - A Slip of the Whip

1x2 - An Army of Rogues

1x3 - Like Father, Like Daughter

1x4 - As Easy as One, Two, Three

1x5 - Train Kept A' Rollin

1x6 - The Final Curtain

1x7 - The Way of the Buffalo

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1x11 - Protege

1x12 - I'd Rather Be in Philadelphia

1x13 - Without a Vengeance

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Frank Welker

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Mae Whitman

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Warrior

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Hell on Wheels

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Appare-Ranman!

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Cimarron Strip

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Cimarron City