Set in Tombstone, Arizona, Tombstone Territory is a Western that aired on ABC for the first two seasons and Syndication for the third season. A tough sheriff in Tombstone, Arizona keeps the law with the support of his faithful deputies and the editor of the local newspaper.
Show Info
Schedule: Wednesdays at 20:30
(30 min)
Status: Ended
Show Type:
Scripted
Genres:
Western
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Previous Episode
Juan Diega
Episode 3x40; Jul 8, 1960
Previous Episodes
| Episode Name | Airdate | Trailer |
|---|---|---|
| 3x40: Juan Diega | Jul 8, 1960 | |
| 3x39: Crime Epidemic | Jul 1, 1960 | |
| 3x38: The Injury | Jun 24, 1960 |
Cast
Recent discussions
This episode is correctly-titled, "Poison Town" (s03e29!), & guest-starring Erin O'Brien as Belle/Gwen Reed, Don O'Kelly (Kelly) as Ben Quaid, Fred Essler as Gus Nepp, Charity Grace as Mrs. Bowers, & Buff Brady as a "Henchman."
@RickWilson777 wrote:
This episode is correctly-titled, " The Reception" (although, I would agree either "The Kidnapping" or "The Governor" would have been more apt titles), & guest-starring Robert F. Simon as Governor Armstrong, Donald (Don) Eitner as Stark, Charles Reade as Happy, Quentin Sondergaard as Deputy Quint, George Greco as Bear, Charles McQuarrie (McQuary) as Billy, & William Conrad as Frank Banter, & he also directed the episode.
Correctly s03e28!
This episode is correctly-titled, " The Reception" (although, I would agree either "The Kidnapping" or "The Governor" would have been more apt titles), & guest-starring Robert F. Simon as Governor Armstrong, Donald (Don) Eitner as Stark, Charles Reade as Happy, Quentin Sondergaard as Deputy Quint, George Greco as Bear, Charles McQuarrie (McQuary) as Billy, & William Conrad as Frank Banter, & he also directed the episode.