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Status: Ended
First Aired: July 3, 1958
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 34
Networks: NBC
Genres: Western

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Buckskin(1958)

TMDB Rating: 5.5 (2 votes)

Overview

Buckskin is an American Western television series starring Tom Nolan, Sally Brophy, and Mike Road. The series aired on the NBC network from July 3, 1958 until May 25, 1959, followed by summer reruns in 1959 and again in 1965.

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Season 1

34 episodes • 1958

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Lady From Bismarck	Jul 3, 1958
2	The Man Who Waited	Jul 10, 1958
3	The Outlaw's Boy	Jul 17, 1958
4	The Ballad Of Gabe Pruitt	Jul 24, 1958
5	The Trial Of Chrissy Miller	Jul 31, 1958
6	Cash Robertson	Aug 7, 1958
7	Lament For Durango	Aug 14, 1958
8	Tree Of Death	Aug 21, 1958
9	The Gold Watch	Aug 28, 1958
10	The Ghost Of Balaclava	Sep 4, 1958
11	Hunter's Moon	Sep 11, 1958
12	Tell Me, Leonardo	Sep 25, 1958
13	A Picture Of Pa	Oct 2, 1958
14	The Money Man	Oct 9, 1958
15	Miss Pringle	Oct 16, 1958
16	A Permanent Juliet	Oct 23, 1958
17	A Man From The Mountains	Oct 30, 1958
18	The Bullnappers	Nov 6, 1958
19	The Greatest Man In History	Jan 5, 1959
20	The Monkey's Uncle	Jan 12, 1959
21	Mr. Rush's Secretary	Jan 19, 1959
22	Coup Stick	Feb 2, 1959
23	Fry's Wife	Feb 9, 1959
24	Who Killed Pat Devlin?	Feb 16, 1959
25	Little Heathen	Feb 23, 1959
26	The Knight Who Owned Buckskin	Mar 2, 1959
27	Cousin Casey	Mar 9, 1959
28	A Well Of Gold	Mar 16, 1959
29	Act Of Faith	Mar 23, 1959
30	The Venus Adjourner	Mar 30, 1959
31	Charlie, My Boy	Apr 6, 1959
32	Annie's Old Beau	Apr 13, 1959
33	Mail-Order Groom	Apr 20, 1959
34	The Manager	Apr 27, 1959

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