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Status: Ended
First Aired: July 23, 1950
Seasons: 5
Episodes: 95
Networks: CBS
Genres: Western, Comedy

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The Gene Autry Show(1950)

TMDB Rating: 4.2 (5 votes)

Overview

The Gene Autry Show is an American western/cowboy television series which aired for 91 episodes on CBS from July 23, 1950 until August 7, 1956, originally sponsored by Wrigley's Doublemint chewing gum.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1950

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Head For Texas	Jul 23, 1950
2	Gold Dust Charlie	Jul 30, 1950
3	The Silver Arrow	Aug 6, 1950
4	The Doodle Bug	Aug 13, 1950
5	The Star Toter	Aug 20, 1950
6	The Double Switch	Aug 27, 1950
7	Blackwater Valley Feud	Sep 3, 1950
8	Doublecross Valley	Sep 10, 1950
9	The Posse	Sep 17, 1950
10	The Devil's Band	Sep 24, 1950
11	Six-Shooter Sweepstakes	Oct 1, 1950
12	The Poisoned Waterhole	Oct 8, 1950
13	The Lost Chance	Oct 15, 1950
14	The Black Rider	Oct 22, 1950
15	Gunpowder Range	Oct 29, 1950
16	The Breakup	Nov 5, 1950
17	Twisted Trails	Nov 12, 1950
18	Fight At Peaceful Mesa	Nov 19, 1950
19	Hot Lead	Nov 26, 1950
20	The Gray Dude	Dec 3, 1950
21	The Killer Horse	Dec 10, 1950
22	The Peacemaker	Dec 17, 1950
23	The Sheriff Of Santa Rosa	Dec 24, 1950
24	T.N.T.	Dec 31, 1950
25	The Raiders (color)	Apr 14, 1951
26	Double Barrelled Vengeance (color)	Apr 21, 1951

Season 2

26 episodes • 1951

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Ghost Town Raiders	Oct 6, 1951
2	Frontier Guard	Oct 13, 1951
3	Silver Dollars	Oct 20, 1951
4	Killer's Trail	Oct 27, 1951
5	Framed For Trouble	Nov 3, 1951
6	Warning! Danger!	Nov 10, 1951
7	Revenge Trail	Nov 17, 1951
8	Bandits Of Boulder Bluff	Nov 24, 1951
9	Outlaw Escape	Dec 1, 1951
10	The Kid Comes West	Dec 8, 1951
11	The Return Of Maverick Dan	Dec 15, 1951
12	Galloping Hoofs	Dec 22, 1951
13	Heir To The Lazy L	Dec 29, 1951
14	Trouble at Melody Mesa	Jan 4, 1952
15	Horse Sense	Jan 11, 1952
16	Rock River Feud	Jan 18, 1952
17	The Lawless Press	Jan 25, 1952
18	The Western Way	Feb 1, 1952
19	The Ruthless Renegade	Feb 8, 1952
20	Hot Lead And Old Lace	Feb 15, 1952
21	Blazeaway	Feb 22, 1952
22	Bullets and Bows	Mar 2, 1952
23	Trouble At Silver Creek	Mar 9, 1952
24	Six-Gun Romeo	Mar 16, 1952
25	The Sheriff Is A Lady	Mar 23, 1952
26	Trail Of The Witch	Mar 30, 1952

Season 3

13 episodes • 1953

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Thunder Out West	Jul 14, 1953
2	Outlaw Stage	Jul 21, 1953
3	Ghost Mountain	Jul 28, 1953
4	The Old Prospector	Aug 4, 1953
5	Narrow Escape	Aug 11, 1953
6	Border Justice	Aug 18, 1953
7	Gypsy Wagon	Aug 25, 1953
8	The Bandidos	Sep 1, 1953
9	Dry Gulch At Devil's Elbow	Sep 8, 1953
10	Cold Decked	Sep 15, 1953
11	The Steel Ribbon	Sep 22, 1953
12	Rio Renegades	Sep 29, 1953
13	Ransom Cross	Oct 6, 1953

Season 4

17 episodes • 1954

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Santa Fe Raiders	Jul 6, 1954
2	Johnny Jackaroo	Jul 13, 1954
3	The Holdup	Jul 20, 1954
4	Prize Winner	Jul 27, 1954
5	The Sharpshooter	Aug 3, 1954
6	Talking Guns	Aug 10, 1954
7	Hoodoo Canyon	Aug 17, 1954
8	The Carnival Comes West	Aug 24, 1954
9	Battle Axe	Aug 31, 1954
10	The Outlaw Of Blue Mesa	Sep 7, 1954
11	Civil War At Deadwood	Sep 14, 1954
12	Boots And Ballots	Sep 25, 1954
13	Outlaw Warning	Oct 2, 1954
96	Ransom Cross	Oct 6, 1953
97	The Steel Ribbon	Sep 22, 1953
99	Dry Gulch At Devil's Elbow	Sep 8, 1953
100	Rio Renegades	Sep 29, 1953

Season 5

13 episodes • 1955

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Million Dollar Fiddle	Oct 1, 1955
2	The Stage to San Dimas	Oct 8, 1955
3	The Portrait Of White Cloud	Oct 15, 1955
4	Law Comes to Scorpion	Oct 22, 1955
5	The Golden Chariot	Oct 29, 1955
6	Guns Below the Border	Nov 5, 1955
7	Ghost Ranch	Nov 12, 1955
8	Go West, Young Lady	Nov 19, 1955
9	Feuding Friends	Nov 26, 1955
10	Saddle Up (1)	Dec 3, 1955
11	Ride, Ranchero! (2)	Dec 10, 1955
12	The Rangerette (3)	Dec 17, 1955
13	Dynamite	Dec 24, 1955

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