If you turned on the TV in the 1950s or 60s, you couldn’t move for TV Westerns, where manly cowboys ruled the range while plucky women… well, mostly stayed at home and cooked or wore low cut ...

Long before Yellowstone hit the screen and captivated audiences, Gunsmoke was the gold standard, paving the way for Western ...

The ’50s were a golden age of TV Westerns. Between 1949 and the late ’60s, more than 100 Western TV shows graced the airwaves. From adventure-packed tales of bounty hunters and gunslingers to ...

As for the Western spoofs, The Monkees spent many episodes poking fun at the classic TV horse operas.If there was a way to do so organically, the series always took it, most notably in episodes ...

The ’50s were a golden age of TV Westerns. Between 1949 and the late ’60s, more than 100 Western TV shows graced the airwaves. From adventure-packed tales of bounty hunters and gunslingers to ...

I n 1959, the top four most popular television shows in the United States were westerns. From humble beginnings the small-screen horse opera became a TV staple and cultural phenomenon in the 1950s ...

The TV Western is saddling up for a big comeback, and actor Anson Mount couldn't be happier. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.