Outlaws
Outlaws is an American Western television series that aired from 1960 to 1962 on NBC. The series follows Marshal Frank Ragan and his deputies as they maintain law and order in the Oklahoma Territory. Unlike many Westerns of the era, Outlaws often focused on the perspective of the outlaws themselves, exploring the motivations and circumstances that drove men to crime. The show starred Barton MacLane as Marshal Ragan, Don Collier as Will Foreman, and Jock Gaynor as Jonathon Jones. Produced by Revue Studios, the series ran for 50 episodes across two seasons. Many episodes are in the public domain.
Season 1
Thirty a Month
The premiere episode of the series introduces Marshal Frank Ragan and his deputies as they patrol the Oklahoma Territory. A drifter arrives
Rape of Red Sky
In the heat of the moment, the men of Red Sky decide to lynch two brothers, a decision that turns out to be a terrible mistake with
Beat the Drum Slowly
After two cowboys are cheated out of a large sum of money by a casino, an old man tells them he has a plan to get their money back, leading to
Last Chance
Although he is being hunted by the law, a young man decides not to leave town because he has fallen in love with a saloon girl, forcing
Shorty
A diminutive but dangerous man arrives in town with a reputation that precedes him, and Marshal Ragan must deal with the violence that
The Fortune Stone
A fortune in stolen gold is hidden somewhere in the territory, and a ruthless pair of outlaws will stop at nothing to find it, putting
Quiet Killer
Juries are refusing to convict cattle rustlers, and Marshal Ragan must find a way to bring justice to the territory when the legal system
Details
- Years
- 1960–1962
- Seasons
- 2
- Episodes
- 8
- Genres
- Western, Crime
- Rating
- 7/10
- Status
- Public Domain Mark 1.0
- Studio
- Revue Studios
