Overland Trail 1960
What is Overland Trail?
Overland Trail is a television series first released in 1960. Catalogued under Western.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1960
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 17
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
- First aired
- Feb 7, 1960
- Networks
- NBC
- Genres
- Western
- Updated
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Overland Trail is a television series first released in 1960. Catalogued under Western. Produced and broadcast by NBC. Current status: Ended. Spans 1 seasons and 17 tracked episodes.
Should you watch it?
“A rugged stagecoach superintendent and his eager partner battle frontier dangers to keep routes running.”
- Classic western frontier action
- Charismatic lead duo
- Straightforward episodic storytelling
- Limited episode count may feel brief
- Production values reflect early 1960s TV constraints
Watch it if you enjoy no‑frills, mid‑century westerns with a focus on stagecoach drama.
The series presents typical 1960s western themes and is suitable for viewers comfortable with period action.
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When did Overland Trail air?
It aired in 1960.
Who are the main characters?
Frederick Thomas 'Fred' Kelly, the superintendent, and Frank 'Flip' Flippen, his partner.
Which actors portrayed the leads?
William Bendix played Fred Kelly and Doug McClure played Flip.
What is the series premise?
It follows a stagecoach line superintendent and his young associate as they strive to keep stage routes open and safe.
What genre is Overland Trail?
It is a western television series.
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