TV Series1965 · CBS · Ended · 25 min
The Civil War has ended and William Colton, a Union Cavalry officer, heads out west. After the bloodshed and death that he witnessed, Colton roams the west searching for meaning in his life. The series was created by Rod Serling who also wrote many of its scripts. Lloyd Bridges starred as Colton.
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Lloyd Bridges
William Colton
26 episodes
Ed Peck
2 episodes
Gregg Palmer
Adjutant
1 episode
Edward Faulkner
1 episode
Alan Baxter
1 episode
Sheree North
1 episode
Mike Mazurki
1 episode
Anne Baxter
1 episode
Jack Lord
Reverend Booker
1 episode
Larry Ward
1 episode
Warren Stevens
1 episode
Mel Ruick
1 episode
John Pickard
1 episode
Dan Duryea
1 episode
Bert Freed
1 episode
Jean Hale
Myra Bromley
1 episode
Zalman King
1 episode
William Henry
1 episode
Howard Da Silva
1 episode
Jeff Bridges
1 episode
Robin Hughes
1 episode
Lee Philips
1 episode
Ina Balin
1 episode
Victor Jory
1 episode
Joan Freeman
Alice Booker
1 episode
Corey Allen
1 episode
James Gregory
1 episode
Tom Tully
1 episode
Dick Wilson
1 episode
Peter Mark Richman
Conway
1 episode
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