Outlaws

1960
Outlaws

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EP1 Chalk's Lot Oct 05, 1961

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EP2 The Connie Masters Story Oct 12, 1961

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EP3 My Friend, the Horse Thief Oct 19, 1961

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EP4 The Cutups Oct 26, 1961

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EP5 Night Riders Nov 02, 1961

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EP6 The Braithwaite Brothers Nov 09, 1961

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EP7 Walk Tall Nov 16, 1961

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EP8 Roly Nov 23, 1961

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EP8 Roly Nov 23, 1961

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EP9 No Luck on Friday Nov 30, 1961

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EP9 No Luck on Friday Nov 30, 1961

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EP10 The Outlaw Marshals Dec 14, 1961

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EP10 The Outlaw Marshals Dec 14, 1961

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EP11 Masterpiece Dec 21, 1961

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EP11 Masterpiece Dec 21, 1961

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EP12 The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid Jan 04, 1961

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EP12 The Dark Sunrise of Griff Kincaid Jan 04, 1961

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EP13 The Verdict Jan 11, 1961

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EP13 The Verdict Jan 11, 1961

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EP14 The Bitter Swede Jan 18, 1961

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EP14 The Bitter Swede Jan 18, 1961

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EP15 Buck Breeson Rides Again Jan 25, 1961

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EP15 Buck Breeson Rides Again Jan 25, 1961

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EP16 A Bit of Glory Feb 01, 1962

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EP16 A Bit of Glory Feb 01, 1962

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EP17 Horse of a Similar Color Feb 08, 1961

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EP17 Horse of a Similar Color Feb 08, 1961

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EP18 The Sisters Feb 15, 1961

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EP18 The Sisters Feb 15, 1961

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EP19 A Day to Kill Feb 22, 1961

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EP19 A Day to Kill Feb 22, 1961

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EP20 No More Horses Mar 01, 1961

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EP20 No More Horses Mar 01, 1961

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EP21 Ride the Man Down Mar 08, 1961

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EP21 Ride the Man Down Mar 08, 1961

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EP22 Farewell Performance Mar 15, 1962

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EP22 Farewell Performance Mar 15, 1962

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EP23 Charge Mar 22, 1962

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EP23 Charge Mar 22, 1962

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EP24 All in a Day's Work May 10, 1962

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EP24 All in a Day's Work May 10, 1962

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7.5| 0h30m| en| More Info
Released: 26 September 1960 Ended
Producted By: National Broadcasting Company
Country: United States of America
Budget: 0
Revenue: 0
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Synopsis

Outlaws is an NBC Western television series, starring Barton MacLane as U.S. marshal Frank Caine, who operated in a lawless section of Oklahoma Territory about Stillwater. The program aired 50 one-hour episodes from September 29, 1960, to May 10, 1962. The first season was shot in black-and-white, the second in color. Co-starring with MacLane in the 1960–1961 season was Don Collier as deputy marshal Will Foreman. In the second season, MacLane left the program, and Collier was promoted to full marshal, with Bruce Yarnell joining the cast as deputy marshal Chalk Breeson. Jock Gaynor appeared in the first season as deputy Heck Martin, the on-screen nephew of Will Foreman. Slim Pickens appeared as "Slim" in the second season. Judy Lewis also appeared the second season as Connie Masters, an employee of the Wells Fargo office in Stillwater. The dog who appeared in Walt Disney's Old Yeller was also cast in The Outlaws. Others who appeared on the program on at least three occasions were Vic Morrow, Cliff Robertson, Pippa Scott, and Harry Townes. In addition, John Anderson, Edgar Buchanan, Jackie Coogan, Bruce Gordon, Robert Harland, Robert Lansing Cloris Leachman, Robert Karnes, Brian Keith, Larry Pennell, Chris Robinson, William Shatner, Ray Walston, Jack Warden, and David Wayne each appeared twice in the series.

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wildbillharding I, too, remember The Outlaws from when I was a junior western buff back in the early '60s. It's wonderful to hear of it again and put it into the history of TV westerns. The theme was superb and the underrated Don Collier was a kind of earlier version of Sam Elliott. Both of them could have been genuine western stars if born in different times. As a poster says above, Don could have been a B-western actor, and if he'd been born a few years earlier, Sam could have appeared in some of John Ford's later westerns. Both men have something of the real west about them.I hear Don is still appearing at western conventions. I hope someone interviews him in depth before all he experienced in westerns small and large is forgotten for ever. Good on you, Don!
Johnboy1221 This has to be my favorite TV western series. The first season was the better season, as it was rough, tough, and action-packed, with great guest stars (Cliff Robertson, Jack Lord, Jack Chaplain, Martin Landau, Robert Culp, Dean Jones, Robert Lansing, James Coburn, Dean Stockwell, Steve Forrest, etc). My favorite episode from the entire series was Sam Bass. Since I tended to favor the bad guys, this series was right up my alley, as it focused on the bad guys in every episode. The guys at Timeless Media tell me that they are trying to get this series for DVD release, so I can only hope that I live long enough to enjoy it again, after all these years. It will make a terrific box-set.
rexxous I vividly remember this show as a kid. It had great music, as noted by others, and had a certain grittiness about it that was compelling. Don Collier had the perfect face for a US Marshal -- tough, weary, cynical, and (occasionally) smiling. That he was not handsome in a typical Hollywood way helped the series. He looked like he'd really just spent the last few days in the saddle on the trail of outlaws. Collier played the role of lawman in a serious and responsible way like all westerns back then, but somehow more realistically. I also remember the show for great shoot-out scenes, usually at the end of the show. TV westerns in the early 60s were going through a brief period of especially graphic shoot-outs, and Outlaws benefited from this. I don't mean blood or screams of pain, of course, but a lot of grazing bullets and fancy gunplay. The bad guys when shot would crash very forcefully through windows behind them, or would flip over the hitching post rail, etc. Great time for stuntmen. Great time to be a kid watching this show. I'd love to see it again.
rcj5365 About the show "THE OUTLAWS"-Originally ran on NBC-TVFirst Telecast of the series: September 29,1960 Last Telecast of the series: September 13,1962The first season was in black and white (1960-1961) The second season was in living color (1961-1962)58 episodes were produced for NBC-TV and MGM Television.The first season(the black and white episodes from 1960-61): "The Outlaws" approached the struggle between law officers of the Old West and the desperadoes they chased from a novel point of view. Although Marshal Frank Caine(Barton MacLane),and his two deputies,Will Foreman(Don Collier),and Heck Martin(Jock Gaynor)were the series regulars with each episode was seen through the eyes of the outlaws they were pursuing. The setting for the series was the Oklahoma Territory in the 1890's,when the Dalton Boys,the Jennings Gang and other outlaws made it one of the most lawless of all the West's frontiers.The second season(the color episodes from 1961-62): When the series "The Outlaws" returned for a second season in the fall of 1961,the change of format would bring the show from black to white to what the peacock network presented it as "the following program is brought to you in living color only on NBC." Along with the color format also were some changes. Gone were Marshal Caine(Barton MacLane),and Marshal Martin(Jock Gaynor) and this time around Will Forman(Don Collier)was promoted from deputy to United States Marshal and with his own deputy Chalk Breeson(Bruce Yarnell). The perspective of the series was now from the side of the marshals and the honest citizens rather than the criminals who would bring chaos to the territory. The action and high adventure was based in Stillwater,Oklahoma where the marshals were headquartered. Connie Masters(Judy Lewis)not only ran the Wells Fargo office but also the town's General Store and was also the love interest for Marshal Forman. Also brought on board was veteran actor Slim Pickens as the town character. Pickens had been around the Hollywood scene for years mostly starring in westerns opposite John Wayne and Gary Cooper.When "The Outlaws" ended its two-year hiatus on NBC-TV in September of 1962,the show that replaced it ("The Virginian")went on to become TV's first full color 90 minute western.