Joe comes clean about his past to Charlie while Gadsden draws a line in the sand for August.

Maxwell finally catches up to the Tucson Trio, but Charlie knows how to handle him and his demons. Too bad she doesn’t know how to handle her own.

Charlie and the gang chase their treasure to a ghost town. It’s a good thing that ghosts aren’t real, right?

Fresh off the clue from Don Leonardo, the trail to the treasure heats up, but so does the friction amongst the group. Charlie struggles to cool them off as Maxwell finds his own leads.

Freshly freed from their cactus trauma, August and Holata join Charlie and Joe’s treasure hunt. The Tucson Trio is on the way to victory – or at least to being model prisoners.

Maxwell revels in his new field promotion while August and Holata are forced to spend un-quality time together. Thankfully, Charlie and Joe arrive in time for a jail break.

Freshly freed from their cactus trauma, August and Holata join Charlie and Joe’s treasure hunt. The Tucson Trio is on the way to victory – or at least to being model prisoners.

Granted, it was a rough start, but Charlie and Joe put their heads together and form a plan to redeem Otis and Tucson itself. Oh, and don’t worry about that crying man in the corner; he’ll be fine when they find the treasure.

The good news: Charlie’s first psychiatry session definitely left an impression on the town. The bad news: that impression was on the ground. Can she regroup in time to regain their trust?

Welcome to America’s newest Western expansion: Tucson 1854. The territory’s newest psychiatrist Charlie Whitton hits the town, and wow the town hits back. Sheesh, not so hard, please.

When the wildest of America's West threatens to tear apart the nation's newest expansion in pursuit of buried treasure, the territory's first female psychiatrist leaps headfirst into a whirlwind adventure to keep the peace by confronting inglorious soldiers, perilous rebels, and destructive stereotypes.