Lancer
7.1
1968
Western
Lancer is an American Western series that aired on CBS from September 1968, to May 1970. The series stars Andrew Duggan, James Stacy, and Wayne Maunder as a father with two half-brother sons, an arrangement similar to the more successful Bonanza on NBC.
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- Cast：
- Andrew Duggan , Wayne Maunder , James Stacy , Paul Brinegar
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EP1 - Blind Man's Bluff
September. 23,1969
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EP2 - Zee
September. 30,1969
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EP3 - The Kid
October. 07,1969
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EP4 - The Black Angel
October. 21,1969
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EP5 - The Gifts
October. 28,1969
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EP6 - Cut the Wolf Loose
November. 04,1969
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EP7 - Jelly Hoskins' American Dream
November. 11,1969
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EP8 - Welcome to Genesis
November. 18,1969
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EP9 - A Person Unknown
November. 25,1969
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EP11 - A Scarecrow at Hacket's
December. 16,1969
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EP12 - Little Darling of the Sierras
December. 30,1969
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EP13 - Shadow of a Dead Man
January. 06,1970
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EP14 - Blue Skies for Willie Sharpe
January. 13,1970
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EP15 - Chad
January. 20,1970
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EP16 - The Lorelei
January. 27,1970
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EP17 - The Lion and the Lamb
February. 03,1970
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EP18 - The Experiment
February. 17,1970
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EP19 - Splinter Group
March. 03,1970
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EP20 - Lamp in the Wilderness
March. 10,1970
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EP21 - The Buscaderos
March. 17,1970
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EP22 - Dream of Falcons
April. 07,1970
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EP23 - Goodbye, Lizzie
April. 28,1970
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EP24 - The Rivals
May. 05,1970
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EP25 - Lifeline
May. 19,1970
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