Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 19, 1952
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 40
Networks: NBC
Genres: Western

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Hopalong Cassidy(1952)

TMDB Rating: 5.1 (7 votes)

Overview

Hopalong Cassidy was television's first western program. The series aired on NBC and stared William Boyd as the cowboy Hopalong Cassidy.

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Season 1

14 episodes • 1952

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Guns Across the Border	Sep 19, 1952
2	The Knife of Carlos Valero	Sep 25, 1952
3	The Trap	Sep 26, 1952
4	Alien Range	Oct 1, 1952
5	The Feud	Oct 28, 1952
6	Ghost Trails	Oct 28, 1952
7	Marked Cards	Oct 28, 1952
8	Don Colorado	Dec 1, 1952
9	Black Waters	Dec 1, 1952
10	Blind Encounter	Dec 1, 1952
11	The Promised Land	Dec 10, 1952
12	The Vanishing Herd	Dec 12, 1952
13	Black Sheep	Dec 26, 1952
14	Lawless Legacy	Dec 31, 1952

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Season 2

26 episodes • 1953

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Devil's Idol	Oct 9, 1953
2	The Sole Survivor	Oct 16, 1953
3	The Valley Raiders	Oct 23, 1953
4	Twisted Trails	Oct 30, 1953
5	The Last Laugh	Nov 6, 1953
6	The Jinx Wagon	Nov 13, 1953
7	Illegal Entry	Nov 20, 1953
8	Gypsy Destiny	Nov 27, 1953
9	Arizona Troubleshooters	Dec 4, 1953
10	Death by Proxy	Dec 11, 1953
11	Frontier Law	Dec 18, 1953
12	Don't Believe in Ghosts	Dec 25, 1953
13	The Renegade Press	Jan 1, 1954
14	Double Trouble	Jan 8, 1954
15	Copper Hills	Jan 15, 1954
16	New Mexico Manhunt	Jan 22, 1954
17	The Outlaw's Reward	Jan 29, 1954
18	Grubstake	Feb 2, 1954
19	Steel Trails West	Feb 12, 1954
20	Silent Testimony	Feb 19, 1954
21	3-7-77	Feb 26, 1954
22	Masquerade for Matilda	Mar 5, 1954
23	Frame-Up for Murder	Mar 12, 1954
24	The Black Sombrero	Mar 19, 1954
25	The Emerald Saint	Mar 26, 1954
26	Tricky Fingers	Apr 2, 1954

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