Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: December 30, 1951
Seasons: 6
Episodes: 100
Networks: NBC
Genres: Western

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The Roy Rogers Show(1951)

TMDB Rating: 6.4 (8 votes)

Overview

Roy Rogers is the owner of the RR Ranch in the Mineral City area, which he runs with the help of the German shepherd dog Bullet and his horse Trigger. Roy, supported by his friend Pat Brady, is often helping the weakest usually threatened by cattle thieves, dishonest sheriffs and villains of various kinds. Pat Brady works as a cook at the Eureka Café, owned by Dale Evans.

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Season 1

23 episodes • 1951

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Jailbreak	Dec 30, 1951
2	Doc Stevens' Traveling Store	Jan 6, 1952
3	The Set-Up	Jan 20, 1952
4	The Treasure of Howling Dog Canyon	Jan 27, 1952
5	The Train Robbery	Feb 3, 1952
6	Badman's Brother	Feb 10, 1952
7	Outlaw's Girl	Feb 17, 1952
8	The Desert Fugitive	Feb 24, 1952
9	Outlaws' Town	Mar 1, 1952
10	The Unwilling Outlaw	Mar 8, 1952
11	Dead Men's Hills	Mar 15, 1952
12	The Minister's Son	Mar 23, 1952
13	Ghost Gulch	Mar 30, 1952
14	Ride in the Death Wagon	Apr 6, 1952
15	Peril from the Past	Apr 13, 1952
16	The Ride of the Ranchers	Apr 20, 1952
17	Shoot to Kill [aka Pat Brady, Outlaw]	Apr 27, 1952
18	The Hermit's Secret	May 4, 1952
19	Haunted Mine of Paradise Valley	May 18, 1952
20	Ghost Town Gold	May 25, 1952
21	The Doublecrosser	Jun 1, 1952
22	Carnival Killer	Jun 8, 1952
23	Flying Bullets	Jun 15, 1952

Season 2

15 episodes • 1952

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Death Medicine	Sep 7, 1952
2	Outlaw's Return	Sep 28, 1952
3	Hunting for Trouble	Oct 5, 1952
4	The Feud	Nov 16, 1952
5	Go for Your Guns	Nov 23, 1952
6	The Mayor of Ghost Town	Nov 30, 1952
7	Blind Justice	Dec 14, 1952
8	The Knockout	Dec 28, 1952
9	The Run-a-Round	Feb 22, 1953
10	Phantom Rustlers	Apr 5, 1953
11	Loaded Guns	Apr 12, 1953
12	The Silver Fox Hunt	Apr 19, 1953
13	The Mingo Kid	Apr 26, 1953
14	The Long Chance	May 24, 1953
15	Money to Burn	Jun 28, 1953

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Season 3

14 episodes • 1953

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Milliner from Medicine Creek	Oct 11, 1953
2	Pat's Inheritance	Nov 1, 1953
3	Outlaws of Paradise Valley	Nov 8, 1953
4	Bullets and a Burro	Nov 15, 1953
5	Gun Trouble	Nov 22, 1953
6	M Stands For Murder	Dec 6, 1953
7	The Peddler from Pecos	Dec 13, 1953
8	Bad Company	Dec 27, 1953
9	Little Dynamite	Jan 3, 1954
10	The Kid from Silver City	Jan 17, 1954
11	The Secret of Indian Gap	Jan 24, 1954
12	Deputy Sheriff	Feb 7, 1954
13	Hi-Graders of Paradise Valley	Feb 28, 1954
14	The Land Swindle	Mar 14, 1954

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Season 4

18 episodes • 1954

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Lady Killer	Sep 12, 1954
2	The Young Defenders	Oct 3, 1954
3	Backfire	Oct 10, 1954
4	Last of the Larabee Kid	Oct 17, 1954
5	The Hijackers	Oct 24, 1954
6	Hard Luck Story	Oct 31, 1954
7	Boys' Day in Paradise Valley	Nov 7, 1954
8	Bad Neighbors	Nov 21, 1954
9	Strangers	Dec 5, 1954
10	Hidden Treasures	Dec 19, 1954
11	Outcasts of Paradise Valley	Jan 9, 1955
12	The Big Chance	Jan 23, 1955
13	Uncle Steve's Finish	Feb 3, 1955
14	Dead End Trail	Feb 20, 1955
15	Born Fugitive	Feb 27, 1955
16	Quick Draw	Mar 20, 1955
17	The Ginger Horse	Mar 27, 1955
18	The Showdown	May 22, 1955

Season 5

15 episodes • 1955

#	Episode	Air Date
1	And Sudden Death	Oct 9, 1955
2	Ranch War	Oct 23, 1955
3	Violence in Paradise Valley	Nov 2, 1955
4	The Brothers O'Dell	Nov 20, 1955
5	The Scavenger	Nov 27, 1955
6	Treasure of Paradise Valley	Dec 11, 1955
7	Three Masked Men	Dec 18, 1955
8	Ambush	Jan 15, 1956
9	Money Is Dangerous	Jan 29, 1956
10	False Faces	Feb 5, 1956
11	Horse Crazy	Feb 26, 1956
12	Smoking Guns	Mar 3, 1956
13	Empty Saddles	Mar 10, 1956
14	Sheriff Missing	Mar 17, 1956
15	The Morse Mixup	Mar 24, 1956

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Season 6

15 episodes • 1956

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Head for Cover	Oct 21, 1956
2	Fishing for Fingerprints	Oct 28, 1956
3	Mountain Pirates	Nov 4, 1956
4	His Weight in Wildcats	Nov 11, 1956
5	Paleface Justice	Nov 18, 1956
6	Tossup	Dec 2, 1956
7	Fighting Sire	Dec 16, 1956
8	Deadlock at Dark Canyon	Jan 6, 1957
9	End of the Trail	Jan 27, 1957
10	Junior Outlaw	Feb 10, 1957
11	High Stakes	Feb 24, 1957
12	Accessory to Crime	Mar 3, 1957
13	Portrait of Murder	Mar 17, 1957
14	Brady's Bonanza	Mar 31, 1957
15	Johnny Rover	Jun 9, 1957

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