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  • Status: Ended
  • First Aired: February 2, 1953
  • Seasons: 1
  • Episodes: 76
  • Networks: CBS
  • Genres: Western, Drama
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Action in the Afternoon(1953)

TMDB Rating: 5.0 (1 votes)

Overview

Action in the Afternoon is an American western television series that aired live on CBS from February 2, 1953 to January 29, 1954. The series originated from the studios and back lot of WCAU-TV, Channel 10 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and was broadcast Monday through Friday regardless of the weather. The half-hour series aired variously at 3:30 pm or 4:00 pm, throughout its run.

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Season 1

76 episodes • 1953

#EpisodeAir DateRating
1Episode 1Feb 2, 19530.0
2Episode 2Feb 3, 19530.0
3Episode 3Feb 4, 19530.0
4Episode 4Feb 5, 19530.0
5Episode 5Feb 6, 19530.0
6Episode 6Feb 9, 19530.0
7Episode 7Feb 10, 19530.0
8Episode 8Feb 11, 19530.0
9Episode 9Feb 12, 19530.0
10Episode 10Feb 13, 19530.0
11Episode 11Feb 16, 19530.0
12Episode 12Feb 17, 19530.0
13Episode 13Feb 18, 19530.0
14Episode 14Feb 19, 19530.0
15Episode 15Feb 20, 19530.0
16Episode 16Feb 23, 19530.0
17Episode 17Feb 24, 19530.0
18Episode 18Feb 25, 19530.0
19Episode 19Feb 26, 19530.0
20Episode 20Feb 27, 19530.0
21Episode 21Mar 2, 19530.0
22Episode 22Mar 3, 19530.0
23Episode 23Mar 4, 19530.0
24Episode 24Mar 5, 19530.0
25Episode 25Mar 6, 19530.0
26Episode 26Mar 9, 19530.0
27Episode 27Mar 10, 19530.0
28Episode 28Mar 11, 19530.0
29Episode 29Mar 12, 19530.0
30Episode 30Mar 13, 19530.0
31Episode 31Mar 16, 19530.0
32Episode 32Mar 17, 19530.0
33Episode 33Mar 18, 19530.0
34Episode 34Mar 19, 19530.0
35Episode 35Mar 20, 19530.0
36Episode 36Mar 23, 19530.0
37Episode 37Mar 24, 19530.0
38Episode 38Mar 25, 19530.0
39Episode 39Mar 26, 19530.0
40Episode 40Mar 27, 19530.0
41Episode 41Mar 30, 19530.0
42Episode 42Mar 31, 19530.0
43Episode 43Apr 1, 19530.0
44Episode 44Apr 2, 19530.0
45Episode 45Apr 3, 19530.0
46Episode 46Apr 6, 19530.0
47Episode 47Apr 7, 19530.0
48Episode 48Apr 8, 19530.0
49Episode 49Apr 9, 19530.0
50Episode 50Apr 10, 19530.0
51Episode 51Apr 13, 19530.0
52Episode 52Apr 14, 19530.0
53Episode 53Apr 15, 19530.0
54Episode 54Apr 16, 19530.0
55Episode 55Apr 17, 19530.0
56Episode 56Apr 20, 19530.0
57Episode 57Apr 21, 19530.0
58Episode 58Apr 22, 19530.0
59Episode 59Apr 23, 19530.0
60Episode 60Apr 24, 19530.0
61Episode 61Apr 27, 19530.0
62Episode 62Apr 28, 19530.0
63Episode 63Apr 29, 19530.0
64Episode 64Apr 30, 19530.0
65Episode 65May 1, 19530.0
66Episode 66May 4, 19530.0
67Episode 67May 5, 19530.0
68Episode 68May 6, 19530.0
69Episode 69May 7, 19530.0
70Episode 70May 8, 19530.0
71Episode 71May 11, 19530.0
72Episode 72May 12, 19530.0
73Episode 73May 13, 19530.0
74Episode 74May 14, 19530.0
75Episode 75May 15, 19530.0
257The Final EpisodeJan 29, 19540.0

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