Laredo
Western
Laredo
2S | 57E
09/16/1965
6.3
0. We've Lost A Train [An Episode Of The Virginian]
0.0
1/1/1970
1. Lazyfoot, Where Are You?
0.0
9/16/1965
2. I See By Your Outfit
0.0
9/23/1965
3. Yahoo
0.0
9/30/1965
4. Rendezvous at Arillo
0.0
10/7/1965
5. Three's Company
0.0
10/14/1965
6. Anybody Here Seen Billy?
0.0
10/21/1965
7. A Question of Discipline
0.0
10/28/1965
8. The Golden Trail
0.0
11/4/1965
9. A Matter of Policy
0.0
11/11/1965
10. Which Way Did They Go?
0.0
11/18/1965
11. Jinx
0.0
12/2/1965
12. The Land Grabbers
0.0
12/9/1965
13. Pride of the Rangers
0.0
12/16/1965
14. The Heroes of San Gill
0.0
12/23/1965
15. A Medal for Reese
0.0
12/30/1965
16. The Calico Kid
0.0
1/6/1966
17. Above the Law
0.0
1/13/1966
18. That's Noway, Thataway
0.0
1/20/1966
19. Limit of the Law Larkin
0.0
1/27/1966
20. Meanwhile, Back at the Reservation
0.0
2/10/1966
21. The Treasure of San Diablo
0.0
2/17/1966
22. No Bugles, One Drum
0.0
2/24/1966
23. Miracle at Massacre Mission
0.0
3/3/1966
S1E24
24. It's the End of the Road, Stanley
0.0
3/10/1966
25. A Very Small Assignment
0.0
3/17/1966
26. Quarter Past Eleven
0.0
3/24/1966
27. The Deadliest Kid in the West
0.0
3/31/1966
28. Sound of Terror
0.0
4/7/1966
29. The Would-Be Gentleman of Laredo
0.0
4/14/1966
30. A Taste of Money
0.0
4/28/1966
Overview
Laredo is an American Western television series that aired on NBC from September 16, 1965, to April 7, 1967. Laredo stars Neville Brand, William Smith, Peter Brown, and Philip Carey as Texas Rangers. It is set on the Mexican border about Laredo, Texas. The program was produced by Universal Television. The pilot episode of Laredo aired on NBC's The Virginian under the title, "We've Lost a Train". It was released theatrically in 1969 under the title Backtrack. Three episodes from the first season of the series were edited into the 1968 feature film Three Guns for Texas.
