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Hec Ramsey is a detective who solves crimes in the early 1900s. He uses his intellect to outsmart criminals instead of relying on his guns. Follow Hec Ramsey as he navigates the Wild West with his unconventional approach to law enforcement. Will he be able to solve the toughest cases? Tune in to find out!

Sundance accidentally killed a man in Georgetown, Colorado. After paying his debt to society for 17 years, he was released from prison and returned to the town. He sought out the relatives of his victim and luckily, they were a couple of attractive women who needed a man to help protect their business: the Hotel de Paree.

Western anthology series featuring the real life stories of numerous legendary figures of the Old West. Future Dallas star Jim Davis played newspaperman Matt Clark, who would conveniently be present on the scene to tell the story of each featured character of the week. The show aired in syndication during the years 1954-55.

Marshal Frank Ragan and his three deputies try to maintain law and order in the Dakota Territory.

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.

A modern-day comedy western series about two idle and bored, women-chasing contemporary cowboys.

After the Civil War, two former Union soldiers and an ex-Confederate team up to travel the West.

The Yellow Rose was a nighttime soap opera involving a 200,000 acre ranch in Texas opearted by the offsprint of Wade Champion, the ranch's founder. Wade's sons, Roy and Quisto and his twenty-nine-year-old widow, Colleeen, run the ranch while they are not arguing amongst each other. This western was aired in 1983 and was cancelled after one season in 1984.

Greed took over California because of the gold rush. It made people thirsty for wealth and land. There, in the newly drawn border between Mexico and the US, a lawless war for control, fueled by the anger and xenophobia of the past war, is led by a group of immigrants who join forces to create the myth of the Latin Robin Hood: Joaquín Murrieta