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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 24, 1968
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 51
Networks: CBS
Genres: Western

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Lancer(1968)

TMDB Rating: 4.7 (5 votes)

Overview

Lancer is an American Western series that aired on CBS from September 1968, to May 1970. The series stars Andrew Duggan, James Stacy, and Wayne Maunder as a father with two half-brother sons, an arrangement similar to the more successful Bonanza on NBC.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1968

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The High Riders	Sep 24, 1968
2	Blood Rock	Oct 1, 1968
3	Chase a Wild Horse	Oct 8, 1968
4	Foley	Oct 15, 1968
5	The Lawman	Oct 22, 1968
6	Julie	Oct 29, 1968
7	The Prodigal	Nov 12, 1968
8	Jelly	Nov 19, 1968
9	Last Train for Charlie Poe	Nov 26, 1968
10	Glory	Dec 10, 1968
11	The Heart of Pony Alice	Dec 17, 1968
12	The Escape	Dec 31, 1968
13	The Wedding	Jan 7, 1969
14	Death Bait	Jan 14, 1969
15	The Black McGloins	Jan 21, 1969
16	Yesterday's Vengeance	Jan 28, 1969
17	Warburton's Edge	Feb 4, 1969
18	The Fix-It Man	Feb 11, 1969
19	Angel Day and Her Sunshine Girls	Feb 25, 1969
20	The Great Humbug	Mar 4, 1969
21	Juniper's Camp	Mar 11, 1969
22	The Knot	Mar 18, 1969
23	The Man Without a Gun	Mar 25, 1969
24	Child of Rock and Sunlight	Apr 1, 1969
25	The Measure of a Man	Apr 8, 1969
26	Devil's Blessing	Apr 22, 1969

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Season 2

25 episodes • 1969

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Blind Man's Bluff	Sep 23, 1969
2	Zee	Sep 30, 1969
3	The Kid	Oct 7, 1969
4	The Black Angel	Oct 21, 1969
5	The Gifts	Oct 28, 1969
6	Cut the Wolf Loose	Nov 4, 1969
7	Jelly Hoskins' American Dream	Nov 11, 1969
8	Welcome to Genesis	Nov 18, 1969
9	A Person Unknown	Nov 25, 1969
10	Legacy	Dec 9, 1969
11	A Scarecrow at Hacket's	Dec 16, 1969
12	Little Darling of the Sierras	Dec 30, 1969
13	Shadow of a Dead Man	Jan 6, 1970
14	Blue Skies for Willie Sharpe	Jan 13, 1970
15	Chad	Jan 20, 1970
16	The Lorelei	Jan 27, 1970
17	The Lion and the Lamb	Feb 3, 1970
18	The Experiment	Feb 17, 1970
19	Splinter Group	Mar 3, 1970
20	Lamp in the Wilderness	Mar 10, 1970
21	The Buscaderos	Mar 17, 1970
22	Dream of Falcons	Apr 7, 1970
23	Goodbye, Lizzie	Apr 28, 1970
24	The Rivals	May 5, 1970
25	Lifeline	May 19, 1970

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