Overland Trail
7.5
1960
Western
Overland Trail was a short lived television western about the adventures of an earthy stage coach line superintendent and his young partner as they strive to keep the stage routes open and safe. William Bendix played Frederick Thomas "Fred" Kelly, the superintendent of the fictitious Overland Stage Company. Doug McClure appeared as Frank "Flip" Flippen, Kelly's associate in the business.
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- Cast：
- Doug McClure , William Bendix , Mary Tyler Moore
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EP1 - Perilous Passage
February. 07,1960
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EP2 - The O'Mara Ladies
February. 14,1960
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EP3 - West of Boston
February. 21,1960
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EP4 - The High Bridge
February. 28,1960
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EP5 - Westbound Stage
March. 06,1960
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EP6 - All the O'Mara Horses
March. 13,1960
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EP7 - Daughter of the Sioux
March. 20,1960
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EP8 - Lawyer in Petticoats
March. 27,1960
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EP9 - The Vigilantes of Montana
April. 03,1960
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EP10 - Fire in the Hole
April. 17,1960
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EP11 - Mission into Mexico
April. 24,1960
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EP12 - First Stage to Denver
May. 01,1960
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EP13 - Sour Annie
May. 08,1960
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EP14 - The Baron Comes Back
May. 15,1960
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EP15 - The Escort Detail
May. 22,1960
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EP16 - The Reckoning
May. 29,1960
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EP17 - The Most Dangerous Gentleman
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