Alaska: Homestead Rescue

Expert frontiersman Marty Raney and his daughter Misty travel to remote Montana to help two homesteaders who find themselves trapped on their land. Their rescue effort is further complicated when a medical emergency arises, adding urgency to the already tense situation.

is a programme presented in an episode format, falling under the general genre of a self‑contained story. It follows a concise narrative that centres on a specific incident, rather than an ongoing series, and is built around a single set of characters dealing with an urgent situation. The episode introduces Marty Raney, an expert frontiersman, and his daughter Misty as the central helpers. They are called upon by two homesteaders living in Montana who find themselves unable to leave their own property. While trying to free the pair from the physical confinement, the situation is further complicated when a medical emergency arises, adding a pressing health concern to the logistical challenge. Marty’s extensive knowledge of the wilderness and Misty’s supportive role combine to address both the entrapment and the sudden medical issue. The story remains focused on the duo’s attempts to navigate the dual obstacles, highlighting the practical skills required to manage a remote rescue in a rugged environment. Throughout the episode, the tension stems from the need to act quickly under constrained circumstances, with the Montana setting providing a stark backdrop to the unfolding rescue effort.