Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 14, 1965
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 65
Networks: ABC
Genres: Comedy, Western

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F Troop(1965)

TMDB Rating: 6.1 (27 votes)

Overview

F Troop is a satirical American television sitcom that originally aired for two seasons on ABC-TV. It debuted in the United States on September 14, 1965 and concluded its run on April 6, 1967 with a total of 65 episodes. The first season of 34 episodes was filmed in black-and-white, but the show switched to color for its second season.

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Season 1

34 episodes • 1965Avg: 6.8Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Scourge of the West	Sep 14, 1965	7.0
2	Don't Look Now, One of Our Cannon Is Missing	Sep 21, 1965	7.0
3	The Phantom Major	Sep 28, 1965	7.0
4	Corporal Agarn's Farewell to the Troops	Oct 5, 1965	7.0
5	The Return of Bald Eagle	Oct 12, 1965	6.0
6	Dirge for the Scourge	Oct 19, 1965	7.0
7	The Girl From Philadelphia	Oct 26, 1965	7.0
8	Old Iron Pants	Nov 2, 1965	7.0
9	Me Heap Big Injun	Nov 9, 1965	7.0
10	She's Only a Build in a Girdled Cage	Nov 16, 1965	6.0
11	A Gift From the Chief	Nov 23, 1965	7.0
12	Honest Injun	Nov 30, 1965	0.0
13	O'Rourke vs. O'Reilly	Dec 7, 1965	0.0
14	The 86 Proof Spring	Dec 14, 1965	0.0
15	Here Comes the Tribe	Dec 21, 1965	0.0
16	Iron Horse Go Home	Dec 28, 1965	0.0
17	Our Hero, What's His Name?	Jan 4, 1966	0.0
18	Wrongo Starr and the Lady in Black	Jan 11, 1966	0.0
19	El Diablo	Jan 18, 1966	0.0
20	Go For Broke	Jan 25, 1966	0.0
21	The New I.G.	Feb 8, 1966	0.0
22	Spy, Counterspy, Counter Counterspy	Feb 15, 1966	0.0
23	The Courtship of Wrangler Jane	Feb 22, 1966	0.0
24	Play, Gypsy, Play	Mar 1, 1966	0.0
25	Reunion for O'Rourke	Mar 8, 1966	0.0
26	Captain Parmenter, One Man Army	Mar 15, 1966	0.0
27	Don't Ever Speak to Me Again	Mar 22, 1966	0.0
28	Too Many Cooks Spoil the Troop	Mar 29, 1966	0.0
29	Indian Fever	Apr 5, 1966	0.0
30	Johnny Eagle Eye	Apr 12, 1966	0.0
31	A Fort's Best Friend is Not a Mother	Apr 19, 1966	0.0
32	Lieutenant O'Rourke, Front and Center	Apr 26, 1966	0.0
33	The Day the Indians Won	May 3, 1966	0.0
34	Will the Real Captain Try to Stand Up?	May 10, 1966	0.0

Season 2

31 episodes • 1966

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Singing Mountie	Sep 8, 1966
2	How to be F Troop Without Really Trying	Sep 15, 1966
3	Bye, Bye, Balloon	Sep 22, 1966
4	Reach for the Sky, Pardner	Sep 29, 1966
5	The Great Troop Robbery	Oct 6, 1966
6	The West Goes Ghost	Oct 13, 1966
7	Yellow Bird	Oct 20, 1966
8	The Ballot of Corporal Agarn	Oct 27, 1966
9	Did Your Father Come from Ireland?	Nov 3, 1966
10	For Whom the Bugle Tolls	Nov 10, 1966
11	Miss Parmenter	Nov 17, 1966
12	La Dolce Courage	Nov 24, 1966
13	Wilton the Kid	Dec 1, 1966
14	The Return of Wrongo Starr	Dec 8, 1966
15	Survival of the Fittest	Dec 15, 1966
16	Bring on the Dancing Girls	Dec 22, 1966
17	The Loco Brothers	Dec 29, 1966
18	From Karate with Love	Jan 5, 1967
19	The Sergeant and the Kid	Jan 12, 1967
20	What Are You Doing after the Massacre?	Jan 19, 1967
21	A Horse of Another Color	Jan 26, 1967
22	V is for Vampire	Feb 2, 1967
23	That's Show Biz	Feb 9, 1967
24	The Day They Shot Agarn	Feb 16, 1967
25	Only One Russian is Coming! Only One Russian is Coming!	Feb 23, 1967
26	Guns, Guns, Who's Got the Guns?	Mar 2, 1967
27	Marriage, Fort Courage Style	Mar 9, 1967
28	Carpetbagging, Anyone?	Mar 16, 1967
29	The Majority of Wilton	Mar 23, 1967
30	Our Brave in F Troop	Mar 30, 1967
31	Is This Fort Really Necessary?	Apr 6, 1967

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