CTVA Western - "Bronco" (WB/ABC) (1958-62) starring Ty Hardin

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Cheyenne (1955-62)     Sugarfoot (1957-60)    Bronco (1958-62)
Maverick (1957-62)     Colt 45 (1957-60)    Lawman (1958-62)
The Alaskans (1959-60) The Dakotas (1963) Temple Houston (1963-64)
Bronco (1958-62)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
contributions by:
Rina Fox, D.W. McGregor, Louis H. Allgood, Sal Crisanti, Heiko Cleef
references:
TV Guide / Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive / Writers Guild of America (wga)

Bronco (season 1) (ABC) (1958-59)
Bronco (season 2) (ABC) (1959-60)
Bronco (season 3) (ABC) (1960-61)
Bronco (season 4) (ABC) (1961-62)
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BRONCO
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Warner Brothers Television
for
ABC (Tuesdays 7:30pm EST)(1958-60)(season 1-2)
ABC (Mondays 7:30pm EST) (1960-61)(season 3-4)

Executive Producer Wm. T. Orr
Produced by Arthur W. Silver (verified on ep #2)
Produced by Sidney Biddel (verified on ep #46) (season 3)
Produced by Charles Hoffman

US Western series 1958-62 68 episodes x 60 min bw
(4 seasons)

starring Ty Hardin
as  Bronco Layne
Premise:
The exploits of Bronco Layne, an ex-Confederate Army Captain,
as he wanders throughout Texas in the late 1860's

'Bronco' theme - words and music by Mack David and Jay Livingston

 'Bronco' was introduced to fill the gap left
by 'Cheyenne' which was off air during the 1958-59 season
because its star Clint Walker was in dispute Warner Brothers

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