Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: June 20, 2005
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 51
Networks: ABC Family
Genres: Drama, Family

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Wildfire(2005)

Strangers. Secrets. Seductions.

TMDB Rating: 8.4 (54 votes)

Overview

After serving time at a juvenile detention center, eighteen-year-old Kris Furillo is given the opportunity to start a new life. Her talent with horses is recognized by a volunteer and local trainer, who arranges a job for her at the Ritter's family run ranch.

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Season 1

12 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pilot	Jun 20, 2005
2	Trust	Jun 27, 2005
3	Mothers	Jul 11, 2005
4	Guilty	Jul 18, 2005
5	The Claiming Race	Jul 25, 2005
6	Lost & Found	Aug 1, 2005
7	The Track	Aug 8, 2005
8	The Party	Aug 15, 2005
9	Identity	Aug 22, 2005
10	Tina Sharp	Aug 29, 2005
11	Impressions	Sep 5, 2005
12	Loyalty	Sep 12, 2005

Season 2

13 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Try it Without the Porsche!	Jan 2, 2006
2	Opportunity Knocks	Jan 9, 2006
3	A Good Convict Is Hard to Find	Jan 16, 2006
4	Dangerous Liaisons	Jan 23, 2006
5	Family Matters	Jan 30, 2006
6	Nothing Takes the Past Away like the Future	Feb 6, 2006
7	Taking Off	Feb 27, 2006
8	Fear	Mar 6, 2006
9	Break Down	Mar 13, 2006
10	51/49	Mar 20, 2006
11	Who Are You?	Mar 27, 2006
12	For Love or Money	Apr 3, 2006
13	Close Shave	Apr 10, 2006

Season 3

13 episodes • 2007

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Fairy Tale Endings	Jan 1, 2007
2	The Feud	Jan 8, 2007
3	Moving On	Jan 15, 2007
4	Close to Home	Jan 22, 2007
5	Love Vs. Work	Jan 29, 2007
6	Kiss-Kiss	Feb 5, 2007
7	Push Me/Pull You	Feb 12, 2007
8	The Goodbye	Feb 19, 2007
9	Heartless	Feb 26, 2007
10	Diplomacy	Mar 5, 2007
11	You Can Count on Me	Mar 12, 2007
12	Picking Sides	Mar 19, 2007
13	So Long, Pardner	Mar 26, 2007

Season 4

13 episodes • 2008

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The More Things Change (1)	Jan 21, 2008
2	The More Things Change (2)	Jan 28, 2008
3	Calm	Feb 4, 2008
4	Flames	Feb 11, 2008
5	The Friend	Feb 18, 2008
6	Friendship/Passion	Feb 25, 2008
7	Commitment Issues	Mar 3, 2008
8	Life's Too Short	Mar 10, 2008
9	Vows	Apr 28, 2008
10	The Comeback	May 5, 2008
11	Being Mrs. Junior	May 12, 2008
12	The Ties That Bind: Part I	May 19, 2008
13	The Ties That Bind: Part II	May 26, 2008

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