S1.E6 ∙ Episode #1.6

In retaliation for an attack on his wife Isobel, Scottie Dean, a passenger on a whaling ship, throws Captain Jim Blake overboard and, believing that he is responsible for the captain's death, flees to the North Woods for safety. Assigned to track Dean down, Sergeant William MacVeigh is closing in on his prey when he meets Isobel drawing a sled that allegedly contains her husband's coffin and, taken by her beauty, he inadvertently allows the couple to escape. An enemy of MacVeigh's, Corporal Bucky Smith, insists that the Sergeant has violated his oath and vows to get Dean himself, forcing MacVeigh to arrest Dean to save Isobel. After he disposes of the Corporal, MacVeigh allows Dean to escape, but later Dean appears at MacVeigh's cabin begging for help for his wife, who is ill in a distant hut. Learning that Blake is not dead, Dean dies and MacVeigh, who is still in love with Isobel, goes to her. Delirious with brain fever, however, she drives him away, accusing him of killing her husband. Years later, after receiving a letter informing him that Isobel has died, MacVeigh travels to Montreal to visit her daughter and there discovers that the woman he loves is alive, and the pair are happily reunited at last.

13-year-old Hara befriends Masa, a boy his own age who needs help with his summer job, selling fish bait in the Helsinki harbour. It turns out Masa's big brother Iiro runs the bait business in a ruthless manner where all that counts is money.

Since her roommate is out of town on business, Angela decides to spend the evening in self-bondage. Once the cuffs and gags are in place, it's too late to escape when Elise returns home unexpectedly and her roommate quickly jumps into the spirit of bondage play.

When garage mechanic James learns he has inherited a 1937 Harley Flathead motorcycle, he and high school friend, Bruce, go on a motorcycle road trip to get the bike. When they reach the widow's house, the bike is stolen right from under their noses. A hilarious, multi-state, high-speed chase ensues as the mysterious Rider manages to evade them at every turn, ramp, and overpass. A fun look at being forty and finally being free to hit the road on a motorcycle. The poor man's "Wild Hogs."