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Status: Ended
First Aired: September 12, 1959
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 76
Networks: NBC
Genres: Western

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The Deputy(1959)

TMDB Rating: 6.2 (5 votes)

Overview

The Deputy is an American western series that aired on NBC from September 1959, to July 1961. The series stars Henry Fonda as Chief Marshal Simon Fry of the Arizona Territory and Allen Case as Deputy Clay McCord, a storekeeper who tried to avoid using a gun.

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Season 1

39 episodes • 1959Avg: 6.0Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Badge For A Day (The Deputy)	Sep 12, 1959	0.0
2	The Wild Wind	Sep 19, 1959	0.0
3	Back To Glory	Sep 26, 1959	0.0
4	Shadow Of The Noose	Oct 3, 1959	0.0
5	Powder Keg	Oct 10, 1959	0.0
6	Like Father	Oct 17, 1959	6.0
7	Proof Of Guilt	Oct 24, 1959	0.0
8	The Johnny Shanks Story	Oct 31, 1959	0.0
9	Focus Of Doom	Nov 7, 1959	0.0
10	The Big Four	Nov 14, 1959	0.0
11	The Next Bullet	Nov 28, 1959	0.0
12	The Deal	Dec 5, 1959	0.0
13	Land Greed	Dec 12, 1959	0.0
14	Man Of Peace	Dec 19, 1959	0.0
15	The Orphans	Dec 26, 1959	0.0
16	Backfire	Jan 2, 1960	0.0
17	Hang The Law	Jan 9, 1960	0.0
18	Silent Gun	Jan 23, 1960	0.0
19	The Hidden Motive	Jan 30, 1960	0.0
20	Lawman's Blood	Feb 6, 1960	0.0
21	The Return Of Simon Fry	Feb 13, 1960	0.0
22	Queen Bea	Feb 20, 1960	0.0
23	The Two Faces Of Bob Claxton	Feb 27, 1960	0.0
24	Lady With A Mission	Mar 5, 1960	0.0
25	The Border Between	Mar 12, 1960	0.0
26	Final Payment	Mar 19, 1960	0.0
27	Dark Reward	Mar 26, 1960	0.0
28	Marked For Bounty	Apr 2, 1960	0.0
29	The Truly Yours	Apr 9, 1960	0.0
30	A Time To Sow	Apr 23, 1960	0.0
31	The Last Gunfight	Apr 30, 1960	0.0
32	Chain Of Action	May 7, 1960	0.0
33	The Lucifer Urge	May 14, 1960	0.0
34	Palace Of Chance	May 21, 1960	0.0
35	The X Game	May 28, 1960	0.0
36	The Stand-Off	Jun 11, 1960	0.0
37	Trail Of Darkness	Jun 18, 1960	0.0
38	The Choice	Jun 25, 1960	0.0
39	Ma Mack	Jul 9, 1960	0.0

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Season 2

37 episodes • 1960

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Deadly Breed	Sep 24, 1960
2	Meet Sergeant Tasker	Oct 1, 1960
3	The Jason Harris Story	Oct 8, 1960
4	The Fatal Orge	Oct 15, 1960
5	Mother And Son	Oct 29, 1960
6	Bitter Root	Nov 5, 1960
7	The Higher Law	Nov 12, 1960
8	Passage To New Orleans	Nov 19, 1960
9	The World Against Me	Nov 26, 1960
10	Sally Tornado (aka Lady For A Hanging)	Dec 3, 1960
11	The Three Brothers	Dec 10, 1960
12	Day Of Fear	Dec 17, 1960
13	Second Cousin To The Czar	Dec 24, 1960
14	The Judas Town	Dec 31, 1960
15	Duty Bound	Jan 7, 1961
16	The Lesson	Jan 14, 1961
17	Past And Present	Jan 21, 1961
18	The Hard Decision	Jan 28, 1961
19	The Dream	Feb 4, 1961
20	Shackled Town	Feb 11, 1961
21	The Lonely Road	Feb 18, 1961
22	The Challenger	Feb 25, 1961
23	Edge Of Doubt	Mar 4, 1961
24	Two-Way Deal	Mar 11, 1961
25	The Means And The End	Mar 18, 1961
26	The Example	Mar 25, 1961
27	Cherchez La Femme	Apr 1, 1961
28	Tension Point	Apr 8, 1961
29	Brother In Arms	Apr 15, 1961
30	The Return Of Widow Brown	Apr 22, 1961
31	Spoken In Silence	Apr 29, 1961
32	An Enemy Of The Town	May 6, 1961
33	The Legend Of Dixie	May 20, 1961
34	The Deathly Quiet	May 27, 1961
35	Brand Of Honesty	Jun 10, 1961
36	Lorinda Belle	Jun 24, 1961
37	Lawman's Conscience	Jul 1, 1961

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