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The tale of trail boss Gil Favor and his trusty foreman Rowdy Yates as they drives cattle across the old west. Along the way they meet up with adventure and drama.
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The tale of trail boss Gil Favor and his trusty foreman Rowdy Yates as they drives cattle across the old west. Along the way they meet up with adventure and drama.
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Episode 1
After a marshal and deputy are wounded and killed, Gil and Rowdy volunteer to finish the delivery of the prison wagon with seven dangerous prisoners to Ft Craig for trial, while the outlaw husband of one prisoner is in pursuit to free her.
Directed by Richard WhorfWritten by Fred Freiberger, Curtis KenyonGuest stars Val Dufour, Tom Conway, Terry Moore, Bob Steele, John Larch, Frank Wilcox, Maurice Manson, David Whorf
Episode 2
Rowdy's wartime friend, they spent time in a POW camp, is getting married. The bride's stepbrother, a murderer sixteen times over, has returned to claim his share of the family fortune.
Directed by Richard WhorfWritten by David SwiftGuest stars Troy Donahue, Myron Healey, Joe De Santis, Martin Balsam, Peter Mark Richman, Suzanne Lloyd, Peter Mamakos, Gregg Barton
Episode 3
A stage load of passengers being chased by the man with the black satchel wrecks. Favor takes them to his camp. The man is a hired executioner after someone from the stage or the herd.
Directed by Charles Marquis WarrenWritten by James EdmistonGuest stars James Drury, Marguerite Chapman, Dan Duryea, Martin Milner, Stafford Repp, William Schallert, Jan Shepard
Episode 4
Rowdy tries to help Clovis leave her sheriff husband.
Directed by Ted PostWritten by David LangGuest stars Jay C. Flippen, Harry Shannon, Sally Forrest, Fred Graham, Harry Lauter, Vic Perrin, Henry Wills, Dick Ryan
Episode 5
A fanatical Southern loyalist lures drovers from Favor and Rowdy with tales of founding a new Confederate empire; guest Lon Chaney Jr.
Directed by Andrew V. McLaglenWritten by David Victor, Herbert Little Jr.Guest stars Marie Windsor, Lon Chaney Jr., Alan Marshal, Ralph Reed, Duane Grey, Fay Roope, Jester Hairston, George Hickman
Episode 6
Gil Favor gets permission from rancher Jed Reston to drive his herd over Reston's land. He discovers, however, that Reston has a bigoted attitude toward Indians, particularly a local Comanche named Taslatch who wants to be a farmer and who's paid for a mail-order plow. (Reston's recently had his son, Matt, give Taslatch 15 lashes on a trumped-up rustling charge.) Favor earns Reston's enmity by siding with Taslatch. Tensions soon escalate until violence is set to erupt between the Comanches and local townspeople and Favor must take decisive steps to intervene.
Directed by Andrew V. McLaglenWritten by Fred FreibergerGuest stars Rodolfo Acosta, Dick Van Patten, Brian Donlevy, Malcolm Atterbury, Sandy Kenyon, Michael Pate, Jeanne Bates, Carol Thurston
Episode 7
Brazo, a retired gunfighter, attempts to keep his kid brother from taking up the family business.
Directed by Charles Marquis WarrenWritten by Les CrutchfieldGuest stars June Lockhart, Paul Richards, DeForest Kelley, Bill Hale, Richard Gilden, Earl Parker, Milan Smith
Episode 8
Four stranded women provide a love interest and a complication for Favor. A freight hauler with a gunfighter says he's using the only river crossing first.
Directed by Charles Marquis WarrenWritten by Buckley AngellGuest stars Abby Dalton, Martha Hyer, James Anderson, Robert H. Harris, Earl Parker, Milan Smith, Nancy Hadley, Jacqueline Mayo
Episode 9
When Rowdy and two steers are thought to have anthrax, The only medical help is a young lady with two years of nursing school. Her town doesn't want anything to do with the drovers or the herd.
Directed by Ted PostWritten by Oliver CrawfordGuest stars Margaret O'Brien, Kem Dibbs, Russ Conway, Harry Townes, Don C. Harvey, Milan Smith, Patrick O'Moore, Dan White
Episode 10
Brother Bent the newest drover sparks gold fever, when he flashes a huge nuggett.
Directed by Jesse HibbsWritten by Endre BohemGuest stars Macdonald Carey, John Pickard, Chuck Roberson, Earl Parker, Milan Smith, Charles H. Gray, Richard Shannon, Clem Fuller
Episode 11
Banditos inside and outside threaten the herd and the drovers.
Directed by Jesse HibbsWritten by David LangGuest stars Rick Jason, Garry Walberg, Kem Dibbs, Milan Smith, Buzz Martin, James Gavin, Jorge Moreno, Jimmie Booth
Episode 12
The drive faces a formidable tasks climbing to a plateau known for it's high winds and dust storms. Favor hires Tom Bryan more for his wagon than the man. Tom sneaks a woman dressed in a bridal gown into the wagon. Jefferson Devereaux, a wealthy land owner, comes looking for a man and a woman, his wife, Jenny. Rowdy was a POW with Tom. He says Tom sold out. Jeff and forty men will be back in the morning for Tom and Jenny.
Directed by Buzz KulikWritten by Al C. WardGuest stars Noah Beery Jr., George Brent, Olive Sturgess, Stacy Harris
Episode 13
Favor and Rowdy are looking for strays. They enter a deserted mining town. Matt Lucas is the caretaker. He says he's the only one there. Leaving they hear an organ. Mrs. Miller and her daughter, Angie, say Lucas and his son, Waldo, gunned down the stage coach driver, and is holding them hostage.
Directed by Ted PostWritten by Earl Baldwin, N.B. Stone Jr.Guest stars Whitney Blake, James Westerfield, Mercedes McCambridge, Dennis Cross
Episode 14
Favor stops Talby from shooting Johnny Camber, who he says is Billy Carter, who killed his daughter. Clark accuses Carl Myers of being a trail camp thief and a card cheat. Favor decides to take the herd across the dry plain at the worst time of the year. The men begin to question Favor's judgment. Eventually all but six of his men quit.
Directed by George ShermanWritten by Samuel A. PeeplesGuest stars Ross Elliott, R.G. Armstrong, Addison Richards, John Vivyan
Episode 15
Favor and Pete find Jenny Watson outside a burned cabin. Her parents who died of a sickness were burned with the cabin. Favor invites Jenny to ride along to Silver Junction. Jenny is in cahoots with three brothers to rob Favor of the drive's payroll.
Directed by Jesse HibbsWritten by Winston MillerGuest stars Jack Lord, Gloria Talbott, Myron Healey, Damian O'Flynn
Episode 16
Rowdy finds two indians dead outside a house. Amelia Spaulding is inside singing and making candy.
Directed by Jesse HibbsGuest stars Lyle Talbot, Virginia Gregg
Episode 17
Pete is injured, so Favor and Rowdy into a nearby town for a doctor. Because the town lynched a man the day before, the residents along with Favor and Rowdy are held hostage until the Sheriff and the man who led the lynching are also hung.
Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen
Episode 18
Favor's welcome to Paradise Valley is a group of gun toting farmers warning the herd better not do any damage to their property. Lightning stampedes the remuda and kills farmer Ken Wade. His wife urges Eli to avenge her husband's death.
Directed by Jack ArnoldGuest stars Leslie Nielsen
Episode 19
Jess Hode, a bitter ex-trailboss who the owners thought was too old, demands half of Favor's herd for the only water around. Jess' son stands by him but soon comes to see through his old man. Favor tries a couple other water holes but they are dry.
Directed by Andrew V. McLaglenGuest stars Ron Hagerthy
Episode 20
With wolves threatening the herd, Pete is sent to town to get a wolver and traps. None are available, but he meets his old flame, Nora Sage. She is later found strangled in her room. Brad Morgan, Medrina Wilcox's foreman also came to see her. Medrina has a herd but only one man. They pool herds. Brad was a wolver, and directs Favor's men in placing the traps. Brad toys with the affections of Nora, Medrina and her sister Paula. Favor lets the sheriff take Pete, but says he needs Morgan.
Directed by Jesse HibbsGuest stars Jane Nigh, Nina Foch, Gerald Mohr, Phyllis Coates, Rush Williams
Episode 21
Favor and Rowdy ride into a settlement of women to find out the source of explosions threatening to stampede the herd. They're told to go to the camp. It uses contract prison labor. The women are the wives and girlfriends of the convicts. Todd McCauley has one month to go, but Clement won't release him saying he knows where the money he stole is. Todd arranges a breakout. The convicts need horses and head for the drive.
Directed by Jack ArnoldGuest stars Reed Hadley, Adam Williams, Mary Beth Hughes, Shirley Knight, Brian Keith, Dee J. Thompson, Phyllis Avery, Ron Foster
Episode 22
A badly beaten wild man, Bing, says that Comancheros are planning to take the herd. Rowdy befriends a woman, once a countess, now being held by the Comancheros. She offers a mirror for the kindness Rowdy has shown. Rowdy says he couldn't accept it. She sneaks it into his saddlebag. At a trading post the mirror is identified as one taken in a Comanche raid. Rowdy is thought to be a Comanchero and has to fight his way out. Rowdy goes to the Comanchero camp to get Louisa to back up his story and is caught. Loouisa tells Rowdy of the Comancheros plans. Bing was sent by the Comancheros to lead the drive to them.
Guest stars Linda Cristal, Elisha Cook Jr., H.M. Wynant
Episode information updated Sep 15, 2026
Clint EastwoodRowdy Yates
Paul BrinegarWishbone
Sheb WooleyPete Nolan
Eric FlemingGil Favor
Robert CabalHey Soos
Steve RainesJim Quince
Rocky ShahanJoe Scarlet
David BakerHarkness "Mushy" Mushgrove III
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