In the Wild and Woolly West, there are numerous rewards for devious villains, and Quick Draw goes after the $5,000 reward for the capture of the well known pole cat, Grumble-Weed, who just robbed the bank.

Quick Draw and his sidekick Baba Looey travel to Bad Guys Territory where the Bad Guys are welcome and the Good Guys are unwelcome. There they try to blend in with the bad guys by wearing a disguise.

Sundown Sam wants to marry Sagebrush Sally but she refuses, and Quick Draw and Baba Looey come to the rescue of Sally the heroin but she's fickle and turns on them.

Quick Draw and his sidekick Baba Looey are offered $5,000 bucks to stop Snaggletooth the mountain lion from stealing sheep.

Quick Draw meets his look-alike twin, Horse-Faced Harry.

Quick Draw makes up a Zorro-like hero- El Kabong.

The coming of the Railroads gave the outlaws of the west, new fields in which to ply their nefarious trade, so the Slinkerton Detective Agency hired the dreaded nemesis of all outlaws, Quick Draw McGraw to enforce justice.

Quick Draw poses as a wealthy gentleman on a Mississippi boat to look for a man.

Baba Looey gets amnesia and thinks he is a mean bank robber.

At the turn of the century, there was a great demand for beef and the cattle drive was started, so Quick Draw, Baba Looey and Snuffles were sent out to fight off rustlers.

Quick Draw gets Snuffles to help him get Baba Looey out of jail.

Baba Looey introduces the viewer to flashback sequences about the lifelong feud between Quick Draw McGraw and Little Varmint. Our heroes plan to capture Little Varmint by luring him with his favorite prize - a lollipop.

El Kabong returns to battle the Terrible Tabasco to save a señorita.

Notorious bandit The Raindrop Kid checks into the fancy Bella Crystal Hotel in San Francisco, posing as a millionaire. Fortunately, Quick Draw McGraw is on his trail, pretending to be a hayseed staying in the same hotel.

In the old west for relaxation, a card game of chance was an easy place to cheat, so to combat the lawless element that ran unchecked throughout the west, Quick Draw and Baba Looey stepped in to restore law and order.

Quick Draw and Baba Looey go out in the desert to look for a hungry prairie dog.

Quick Draw poses as a out-of-towner in a bar to find a bad guy. Quick Draw is summoned from retirement by the clamor of an outraged citizenry repeatedly bilked of their savings by Slippery Earl Slick. Poor McGraw cannot cope with Slick until McGraw's partner, Baba Looey, hides in the con man's valise and subdues him.

Quick Draw McGraw agrees to save the mayor's daughter. She is held for ransom by buccaneer Walker De Plank, who is coming ashore to pillage the local village. Quick Draw comes to the rescue as his swashbuckling alter ego, El Kabong!

Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey tries to bring back a golden spike from a outlaw.

Mild Bill calls upon the services of Quick Draw McGraw and Baba Looey to bring in a full-grown midget wild horse to perform in the ring at Mild Bill's Wild West Show. Quick Draw uses Snuffles to bring him back.

In the days of the old west, all gun fights came to an end when the Traveling show came to town, and amongst the animals an elephant becomes fond of Quick Draw.

Snagglepuss reads in the paper that sheep are at the county fair, so he proceeds over to snag some, but Quick Draw and Baba Looey are there to stop him.

Quick Draw volunteers to find and get rid of a smart-aleck bull.

Horseface Harry disguises himself as El Kabong to rob banks, so Quick Draw and Baba Looey must stop the impostor.

Welcome to the Roaring Splinter Lumber Camp, the toughest part in the old northwest, where a man's measure was tested by the ability to "taketh", and the squeamish were squashed. Peachy Blossom is the lumber queen who runs the mill and seeks help from Quick Draw to solve the mysterious problems at the camp.