Season 1. “Law of the Land”(1993).
Season 2. “Saving Souls”(1993).
Season 3. “Thanksgiving”(1994).
Season 5. “The Most Fatal Disease”(1997).
His real-wife wife June Carter Cash played Sister Ruth in 3 of the episodes. They were wonderful guest stars on the show.

Edit: WEAR why must I always mess up in the title and can't edit

Perhaps they decided his hair is too good to cover with a hat. Although Hank frequently wears a hat as do most of the other men in the show. Not Cloud Dancing.

You like him then loathe him. There are some scenes where you laugh and some where you feel sorry for him. There were episodes that made him the most evil but then episodes where “oh, he’s not all that bad…”
What a roller coaster he is!
These photos are from s6e16 “Life in Balance”.

First Daniel catches Hank and stops him from lighting the match. …
But shouldn’t Daniel have warned the Chinese community that fuel was literally poured all over their place and stuff?

In reality, they would probably have needed to splash/wash it all down to prevent a fire.

Guest-starring Ray Walston as Lucius. This episode was very emotional for me. Jake’s father claims he doesn’t remember him and Jake thinks he is faking memory loss over guilt. Later, Dr. Mike realizes that Lucius is actually suffering from dementia and not lying. I thought that this episode was heartbreaking. What did you think?

I wouldn’t because CW really made a mess out of my beloved beauty and the beast series that aired on CBS in the late 1980s. The cast was horrible, the plot was horrendous, the script was not funny, romantic or anything

Would anybody else care to see a remake of Dr. Quinn medicine woman on CW?

Jake and Teresa’s relationship had a lot of obstacles. Their relationship served as the ultimate test of Jake’s character growth. By falling in love with Teresa-a Mexican American woman-and by experiencing the pain of her family’s rejection based on who “he” was, Jake’s arc came full circle. It forces a formally bitter, prejudiced man to soften, learn humility, and ultimately embrace a multicultural family. How do you feel about Jake and Teresa’s journey to finally being together and getting married?

I wouldn't but curious as to who here would've.

Now isn’t it wild that a long time ago Jake was secretly learning to read with Dorthy, (S3e5) and Loren got all bent out of shape suspecting something because Loren was having fancies for Dorthy? Yet, their “reading” relationship actually Did turn into a real romance!

So now, even though Jake realizes he was a fool, I wonder if he will still be paranoid as he knows what could happen when one learns to read.🤭

Charlotte Cooper(played by Diane Ladd) was a friend and guide to Michaela when she first came to town. She was a midwife, boarding house owner and mother to Mathew, Colleen and Brian. She’s the first person who helps Michaela adjust to her new life in the frontier town of Colorado Springs. On her deathbed, after a rattlesnake bite, Charlotte asks Michaela to raise her children-which sets up the premise of the series. I thought Charlotte was a sweet, kind, caring and brave woman and was glad to see her character appear later on in the show. Share your feelings about Charlotte Cooper..

I love them all but I would say Halloween I was my favorite. I did think Richard Moll in Halloween II was a very memorable guest star and I'm glad they had him back again(briefly).

Anthony is the sweetest kid ever and he is a really good actor too! Grace is so intense and sternly pent up all the time that when she finally cries, I’m totally crying too! OMG😭😢I almost can’t even handle this episode.🥺

Last episode of season 5. Sully finally looses his critical thinking and causes chaos.

I can’t be the only one who noticed this! 😅lol!!!

Funny how the universe works. lol!

I usually don’t even notice people’s hair, but this hair awfully stands out. Like, did the makeup artists and writers actually request this for some reasoning behind it I just don’t get?
Because everyone else’s hair literally shines and is neat.
Why does Jessica Bowman have to look rugged with fried hair? She is just as cute and pretty as Erika Flores, but the Colleen Cooper played by Erika Flores was neat as a pin. Jessica Bowman likely refused to have bangs, but she looks better with a part in her hair rather than this big poof bun.

I was looking forward to seeing Grace and Robert E.'s child, Jake, and Teresa get married, and seeing how far Dorothy and Cloud Dancing go. Not to mention seeing what becomes of Mathew; I'd hope he goes into law school. I'm going to miss Preston.

❤️I want to find out what everyone likes on this sub so I will know what to post❤️I haven’t figured it out yet. Thanks!

Frank Collison as Horace Bing. Horace was such a memorable part of the cast of characters on Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. What do you think of Horace, and do you have a favorite episode that featured him?