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Trackdown

Trackdown

★6.9/10(8)•1957–1959
WesternAction & Adventure
Trackdown is an American Western television series starring Robert Culp that aired on CBS between 1957 and 1959. More than seventy episodes of this series were produced by Dick Powell's Four Star Television and filmed at the Desilu-Culver Studio. The series was itself a spin-off of Powell's anthology series, Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater.
Seasons
2
Episodes
71
Country
United States
Status
Ended

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Episode Guide

1
The Marple Brothers
04 Oct 195730 min
2
Law in Lampasas
11 Oct 195730 min
Hoby, passing through Lampasas, involves himself when the whole town seems intent on the legal lynching of what he thinks is an innocent man.
3
San Saba Incident
18 Oct 195730 min
4
Easton, Texas
25 Oct 195730 min
5
Like Father
01 Nov 195730 min
6
Sweetwater, Texas
08 Nov 195730 min
7
Alpine, Texas
15 Nov 195730 min
Hoby rides into Alpine, Texas looking for a friend. He finds instead a hatred for the Texas Rangers-- and the entire town sides against him to drive him out.
8
Self-Defense
22 Nov 195730 min
9
End of an Outlaw
29 Nov 195730 min
10
Look for the Woman
06 Dec 195730 min
11
The Town
13 Dec 195730 min
12
Man and Money
27 Dec 195730 min
13
The Reward
03 Jan 195830 min
Hoby tracks down a missing florist with a rare orchid, who may hold the key to missing bank money and three fugitive bank robbers.
14
The Farrand Story
10 Jan 195830 min
Hoby tracks the murderer of a married man who may have been ready to leave his wife for another woman.
15
Right of Way
17 Jan 195830 min
16
The Witness
24 Jan 195830 min
17
The Toll Road
31 Jan 1958
18
The Young Gun
07 Feb 1958
Hoby is dispatched to Del Rio to investigate a bank robbery. He poses as a criminal to trick one of the bank robbers to lead him to the the rest of the gang and the money.
19
The Wedding
14 Feb 1958
20
The Trail
28 Feb 195830 min
21
The Bounty Hunter
07 Mar 195830 min
Nick Adams and Michael Landon as bad-guy brothers
22
The Judge
14 Mar 195830 min
Hoby is forced to arrest the wild son of a local judge for murder, the kid telling him all the while he'll never stand trial.
23
The House
21 Mar 195830 min
24
The Boy
28 Mar 195830 min
25
The Pueblo Kid
04 Apr 195830 min
26
The Winter Boys
11 Apr 195830 min
Hoby has to nursemaid a witness from El Paso who's in hiding until the big murder trial in three weeks.
27
The Mistake
18 Apr 195830 min
Hoby gets on the bad side of town when he assists in freeing what he thinks is an innocent man. However, once acquitted, the killer admits his guilt only to the Ranger and makes his life much worse.
28
The Deal
25 Apr 195830 min
Hoby has to deal with a notorious outlaw/killer who is holding a runaway town boy for ransom.
29
The Jailbreak
02 May 195830 min
Hoby has to deal with a jailbreak-- except the cowboy doesn't leave-- he takes three hostages and tries to work a trade-- them for the Ranger!
30
The End of the World
09 May 195830 min
31
The Brothers
16 May 195830 min
Twins (both played by Steve McQueen) change identities to confuse Hoby.
32
The Governor
23 May 195830 min
Hoby has to contend with a murder in a small town the day before the arrival of the Governor for the dedication of a new school-- and the victim was an undercover Texas Ranger.

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How many seasons does Trackdown have? Trackdown has 2 seasons and 71 episodes.
Who stars in Trackdown? The main cast of Trackdown includes Robert Culp, Ross Elliott, James Best, Dorothy Adams, James Seay.

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Trackdown is an American Western television series starring Robert Culp that aired on CBS between 1957 and 1959. More than seventy episodes of this series were produced by Dick Powell's Four Star Television and filmed at the Desilu-Culver Studio. The series was itself a spin-off of Powell's anthology series, Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater.

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