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In anticipation of the Season 2 premiere next week, the channel is rerunning Season 1 of this modern Western. In the season finale, "Unfinished Business," the brother of a developmentally disabled Cheyenne girl looks like the obvious suspect when two teens acquitted of raping her are murdered. Walt (Robert Taylor) suspects there's more to the story, however, and he races to find the real killer before someone else dies.