Laramie
TV-PG
7.7
1959
Drama
, Western
Laramie is an American Western television series that aired on NBC from 1959 to 1963. A Revue Studios production, the program originally starred John Smith as Slim Sherman, Robert Fuller as Jess Harper, Hoagy Carmichael as Jonesy and Robert L. Crawford, Jr., as Andy Sherman.
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- Cast：
- Robert Fuller , Spring Byington , Hoagy Carmichael , Stuart Randall , John Smith
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EP1 - Among The Missing
September. 25,1962
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EP2 - War Hero
October. 02,1962
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EP3 - The Fortune Hunter
October. 09,1962
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EP4 - Shadow Of The Past
October. 16,1962
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EP5 - The Long Road Home
October. 23,1962
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EP6 - Lost Allegiance
October. 30,1962
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EP7 - The Sunday Shoot
November. 13,1962
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EP8 - Double Eagles
November. 20,1962
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EP9 - Beyond Justice
November. 27,1962
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EP10 - Bad Blood
December. 04,1962
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EP11 - Time Of The Traitor
December. 11,1962
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EP12 - Gun Duel
December. 25,1962
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EP13 - Naked Steel
January. 01,1963
An escaping bank robber drops his loot, giving Sheriff Tate (John Doucette) some unlawful ideas involving a dance-hall girl with expensive tastes. McKeever: Charles Maxwell. Slim: John Smith. Heron: Robert Cornthwaite. Jenks: Gage Clarke.
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EP14 - Vengeance
January. 08,1963
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EP15 - Protective Custody
January. 15,1963
A stage-line manager's daughter joins forces with a man fired by her father. Their goal: theft of a large gold shipment. Douglas: David Brian. Leona: Anne Helm. Willard: Gregory Walcott. Jess: Robert Fuller. Slim: John Smith. Cass: Ron Hayes. Sheriff: Stuart Randall. Mike: Dennis Holmes.
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EP16 - The Betrayers
January. 22,1963
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EP17 - The Wedding Party
January. 29,1963
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EP18 - No Place To Run
February. 05,1963
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EP19 - The Fugitives
February. 12,1963
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EP20 - The Dispossessed
February. 19,1963
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EP21 - The Renegade Brand
February. 26,1963
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EP22 - The Violent Ones
March. 05,1963
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EP23 - The Unvanquished
March. 12,1963
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EP24 - The Sometime Gambler
March. 19,1963
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EP25 - Edge Of Evil
April. 02,1963
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EP26 - Broken Honor
April. 09,1963
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EP27 - The Last Battleground
April. 16,1963
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EP28 - The Stranger
April. 23,1963
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EP29 - The Marshals
April. 30,1963
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EP30 - Badge Of Glory
May. 07,1963
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EP31 - Trapped
May. 14,1963
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EP32 - The Road To Helena
May. 21,1963
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