The Western genre is as much a staple of American television as it is of American film; historically speaking, it could even be argued that TV picked up the baton when Western flicks started slowly ...

Hi-yo, Silver! Back in the 1950s, the stunning success of one long-running Western show helped put ABC — then a much smaller network — on the map.

From the long-running classic Gunsmoke to the Taylor Sheridan prequel 1883, these Western shows are absolutely worth returning to for a rewatch.

It ain't easy making a great TV Western. After all, the genre's pretty much timeless and as old as Hollywood itself. For decades, viewers have consumed countless sprawling sagas packed with rugged ...

There was a time when the Western was the crown jewel of television. Programs like Gunsmoke, Rawhide, and Bonanza ran the airwaves, producing decades worth of cowboy yarn for audiences to chow on like ...

When considering the vast catalog of Western television programs, there is only one series that reigns not only as the leading champion of the televised genre, but sits on the throne as the "gold ...

When it comes to the Western genre, there is no shortage of television material out there. Between the mid-1950s and the early 1970s, the genre dominated the airwaves, holding a monopoly over the "Big ...

Chris Larabee squinting in the sun in The Magnificent Seven (1998-2000) - MGM/CBS When it comes to the Western genre, there is no shortage of television material out there. Between the mid-1950s and ...