Centennial

E01Playing

Only the Rocks Live Forever

Oct 1, 1978 · 2h 18m

E02▶

The Yellow Apron

Oct 8, 1978 · 1h 30m

E03▶

The Wagon and the Elephant

Oct 28, 1978 · 1h 32m

E04▶

For as Long as the Water Flows

Nov 4, 1978 · 1h 32m

E05▶

The Massacre

Nov 11, 1978 · 1h 32m

E06▶

The Longhorns

Dec 3, 1978 · 1h 34m

E07▶

The Shepherds

Dec 10, 1978 · 1h 28m

E08▶

The Storm

Jan 14, 1979 · 1h 30m

E09▶

The Crime

Jan 21, 1979 · 1h 32m

E10▶

The Winds of Fortune

Jan 28, 1979 · 1h 31m

E11▶

The Winds of Death

Feb 3, 1979 · 1h 34m

E12▶

The Scream of Eagles

Feb 4, 1979 · 2h 22m

A feisty Quebec trapper meets Arapaho Chief Lame Beaver in his travels throughout the American West. Thus beginning a series of relationships that create a timeline of adventures from the late 1700's to the 20th century. On a trip to St. Louis to sell his wares, he encounters the wealthy silversmith Herman Bockweiss (Raymond Burr) and enters a partnership with him to bring guns and silver to the Indians. He agrees to marry Bockweiss' daughter Lise (Sally Kellerman) and leaves shortly thereafter to return to his trapping trade. He encounters and saves the life of his future partner, Alexander McKeag (Richard Chamberlain), a Scotsman attempting to escape his past. They make their way to an Arapaho camp where McKeag, who has been injured, is tended by Chief Lame Beaver's daughter, Clay Basket (Barbara Carrera). They fall in love, but she instead marries Pasquinel at her father's request. Accompanied by Clay Basket, the partners set out in search of Pasquinel's true desire - gold.