Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: September 10, 1960
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 75
Networks: NBC
Genres: Western

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The Tall Man(1960)

TMDB Rating: 6.3 (6 votes)

Overview

The Tall Man is a half-hour American western television series about Sheriff Pat Garrett and the gunfighter Billy the Kid that aired seventy-five episodes on NBC from 1960 to 1962, filmed by Revue Productions.

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Season 1

37 episodes • 1960

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Garrett and the Kid	Sep 10, 1960
2	Forty-Dollar Boots	Sep 17, 1960
3	Bad Company	Sep 24, 1960
4	The Shawl	Oct 1, 1960
5	The Lonely Star	Oct 8, 1960
6	A Bounty for Billy	Oct 15, 1960
7	The Parson	Oct 29, 1960
8	Night Train to Tularosa	Nov 15, 1960
9	Larceny and Young Ladies	Nov 19, 1960
10	Counterfeit Law	Nov 26, 1960
11	And the Beast	Nov 26, 1960
12	Bitter Ashes	Dec 3, 1960
13	McBean Rides Again	Dec 10, 1960
14	Tiger Eye	Dec 17, 1960
15	Billy's Baby	Dec 24, 1960
16	One of One Thousand	Dec 31, 1960
17	First Blood	Jan 7, 1961
18	A Gun Is for Killing	Jan 14, 1961
19	The Grudge Fight	Jan 21, 1961
20	The Best Policy	Jan 28, 1961
21	The Reversed Blade	Feb 4, 1961
22	Dark Moment	Feb 11, 1961
23	The Reluctant Bridegroom	Feb 18, 1961
24	Maria's Little Lamb	Feb 25, 1961
25	Big Sam's Boy	Mar 4, 1961
26	The Last Resource	Mar 11, 1961
27	Rovin' Gambler	Mar 18, 1961
28	Hard Justice	Mar 25, 1961
29	The Legend and the Gun	Apr 1, 1961
30	A Kind of Courage	Apr 8, 1961
31	Millionaire McBean	Apr 15, 1961
32	A Scheme of Hearts	Apr 22, 1961
33	The Cloudbusters	Apr 29, 1961
34	Ransom of a Town	May 6, 1961
35	Ladies of the Town	May 20, 1961
36	Death or Taxes	May 27, 1961
37	The Great Western	Jun 3, 1961

Season 2

38 episodes • 1961

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Full Payment	Sep 9, 1961
2	The Liberty Belle	Sep 16, 1961
3	Where Is Sylvia?	Sep 23, 1961
4	The Female Artillery	Sep 30, 1961
5	Shadow of the Past	Oct 7, 1961
6	An Item for Auction	Oct 14, 1961
7	The Judas Palm	Oct 21, 1961
8	The Woman	Oct 28, 1961
9	Trial by Hanging	Nov 4, 1961
10	The Leopard's Spots	Nov 11, 1961
11	Petticoat Crusade	Nov 18, 1961
12	Time of Foreshadowing	Nov 25, 1961
13	Fool's Play	Dec 2, 1961
14	Legend of Billy	Dec 9, 1961
15	A tombstone for Billy	Dec 16, 1961
16	Sidwkick	Dec 23, 1961
17	Apache Daughter	Dec 30, 1961
18	Substitute Sheriff	Jan 6, 1962
19	The Girl From Paradise	Jan 13, 1962
20	St. Louis Woman	Jan 20, 1962
21	The Hunt	Jan 27, 1962
22	The Impatient Bride	Feb 3, 1962
23	Rio Doloroso	Feb 13, 1962
24	An Hour To die	Feb 17, 1962
25	Property of the Crown	Feb 24, 1962
26	Night of the Hawk	Mar 3, 1962
27	Three For All	Mar 10, 1962
28	Quarantine	Mar 17, 1962
29	The Four Queens	Mar 24, 1962
30	The Long Way Home	Mar 31, 1962
31	A Time To RUn	Apr 7, 1962
32	Trial by Fury	Apr 14, 1962
33	The Frame	Apr 21, 1962
34	The Runaway Groom	Apr 28, 1962
35	The Black Robe	May 5, 1962
36	The Woman In Black	May 12, 1962
37	Doctor on Horseback	May 19, 1962
38	Phoebe	May 26, 1962

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