Young American Jane Harding of the Providence of Maryland travels to England with evidence to discredit the tyrannical Governor Appleyard. Her lover, Noll Bridger, travels ahead of her with his champion prize fighter. Meanwhile, Dick Turpin is having an affair with Lady Melford and almost gets caught in her bedroom by her husband, the lord...

Jane Harding wades into Turpin and Swiftnick, and she shows both urge and ability to steal a horse. Turpin and Swiftnick follow her traces to a boxing hall in Bristol.

Dick Turpin beats Noll Bridger in a duel, but is thrown into jail by Fytton, along with Swiftnick. Bridger's slave, Saul, manages to break them out, and Turpin and Swiftnick in turn rescue Kate and their horses.

Turpin, Swiftnick and Jane run afoul of the religious maniac Ignatius Slake and his followers. Slake promptly puts Turpin on trial and sentences him to a 'running'. This means he is to be tied to a burning cartwheel.

Swiftnick helps Turpin and Jane Harding escape Noll Bridger, and shortly after he assists them sneak into a costume ball at Lord Melford's Estate, where a special guest from America has arrived.

Having witnessed the death of Joe Cutler who was chased by Lord Manderfell's armed men lead by Warren Dick Turpin and his travelling mate Swiftnick are taken prisoners. Allthough his wife Lady Julia is disgusted, Lord Manderfell forces Turpin to be the game of a 'fox hunt'.

Swiftnick breaks out of Lord Manderfell's custody and escapes on horseback. He finds the exhausted Dick Turpin and hides him. When Turpin has recovered, they see Maggot Poll, Joe Cutler's woman, but she doesn't understand, when Turpin repeats Joe's last words. Will the find the woman who understands?

Sir John Glutton is wanted for High Treason against King George. Nevertheless, he returns from France to his estate, Rookham, where he has letters that state the identity of many other traitors. In order to get the reward of 100 guineas, Turpin and Swiftnick operate in the area.

Dick Turpin, assisted by Swiftnick, rescues Mary from a fate worse than Death at the hands of Edward Favershas and his accomplices, Crabtree and Melford. To get revenge Faversham hires Catherine Langford, known as Kate, to assist catching Turpin.

Dick Turpin lacks money to pay for a room at The Fox but he expects Harry Sims to bring him some for stolen goods, but Sims has been caught by soldiers led by Captain Venables, who is eager to find Turpin. Meanwhile, Dr. Mandragola enters with his last bottle of 'elixir of life'...

Dick Turpin robs fifty guineas from Lord Fordingham, who is not able to recognise him. Later, when they meet again, Turpin uses this to his advantage...

As Swiftnick is about to be tried at the local court, Dick Turpin catches Judge Lambsfoot, a special delegate from London, and takes over his identity and his role in court...

When an innkeeper is evicted by greedy landowner Sir John Glutton, and her impetuous son is branded an outlaw by the authorities, they seek help from Dick Turpin, who has an old score to settle with Sir John.

Thinking that Nick Smith is too young to live life on the road with a highwayman, Turpin tries to get him some respectable employment, but Sir John soon makes it impossible for the boy to make an honest living.

Mudbury village is being terrorized by the fanatical Nightingale and his bully, Hogg. Turpin decides to help the villagers by enlisting a champion of his own, Tom Bracewell, a prize fighter whose alias is The Bristol Butcher.

Dick Turpin's adversaries, Sir Glutton and Captain Spiker, order a soldier, Miller, to harass the civil population in Turpin's name to make him hated and friendless. Even Swiftnick believes the plot.

Tyson Sarney, known as The Upright Man, is the leader of The Brotherhood, a gang of 'honest' criminals. Some members have lately been taken by the law, and Turpin decides to become member to see what's wrong.

Turpin and Swiftnick rob the Duke of Hertford. He makes Sir John let the whipping boy Colonel Moat impose a reign of terror in the county. A hidden plan occurs...

The young 'hero' of this episode, Nigel Ffoulkes-Withers, is passionately in love with Phyllida. However, Sir John orders Captain Spiker to marry her. To prevent that Turpin tries to be both matchspoiler and matchmaker.

Sir John Glutton conspires with the Stuart line of Kings, but a letter is intercepted again and again...

Swiftnick tries to commit highway robbery on his own but is intercepted by some soldiers. Turpin tries to rescue him but they are both caught prisoner, and to their surprise, so are Sir Glutton and Captain Spiker.