Trackdown
7.9
1957
Western
, Action & 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.
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- Robert Culp
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EP1 - Killer Take All
September. 05,1958
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EP2 - Outlaw's Wife
September. 12,1958
The town's women want Hoby to make an outlaw's wife (who just returned to Porter) leave town.
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EP3 - Chinese Cowboy
September. 19,1958
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EP4 - The Set-Up
September. 26,1958
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EP5 - A Stone for Benny French
October. 03,1958
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EP6 - Trapped
October. 10,1958
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EP7 - Matter of Justice
October. 17,1958
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EP8 - Tenner Smith
October. 24,1958
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EP9 - The Avenger
October. 31,1958
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EP10 - The Schoolteacher
November. 07,1958
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EP11 - Deadly Decoy
November. 14,1958
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EP12 - Sunday's Child
November. 21,1958
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EP13 - Day of Vengeance
November. 28,1958
A young man seeks the person who killed his brother. The truth is not what he expected.
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EP14 - Three-Legged Fox
December. 05,1958
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EP15 - The Kid
December. 12,1958
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EP16 - Guilt
December. 19,1958
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EP17 - Every Man a Witness
December. 26,1958
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EP18 - McCallin's Daughter
January. 02,1959
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EP19 - Bad Judgment
January. 28,1959
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EP20 - Terror
February. 04,1959
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EP21 - The Feud
February. 11,1959
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EP22 - The Samaritan
February. 18,1959
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EP23 - The Gang
February. 25,1959
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EP24 - The Threat
March. 04,1959
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EP25 - Hard Lines
March. 11,1959
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EP26 - Fear
March. 18,1959
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EP27 - Stranger in Town
March. 25,1959
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EP28 - The Protector
April. 01,1959
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EP29 - False Witness
April. 08,1959
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EP30 - The Trick
April. 15,1959
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EP31 - The Eyes of Jerry Kelso
April. 22,1959
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EP32 - The Gift Horse
April. 29,1959
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EP33 - The Vote
May. 06,1959
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EP34 - The Unwanted
May. 13,1959
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EP35 - Toss-Up
May. 20,1959
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EP36 - Inquest
September. 02,1959
Hoby is helping Sheriff Lee look into a murder. But the widow, the doctor and even the sheriff have motives with none helpful in finding the killer.
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EP37 - Back to Crawford
September. 09,1959
Hoby returns home to Crawford to help his sister Nora after she sends him a telegram that somebody has been threatening her and because he gets a telegram from town drunk Fred Sales to come home quick because his sister is going to die.
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EP38 - Blind Alley
September. 16,1959
Rufus Cole shoots Mike Hardesty off his horse on the trail. Hoby who had been trailing Rufus for six weeks comes along to save Mike but he has lost his sight.
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EP39 - Quiet Night in Porter
September. 23,1959
Chad Winter, the owner of the general store, finds an old woman in his store after closing then two men walk in and shoot him. Hoby has to find out who killed him.
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