Our Top 10 1950s TV Westerns

Mostly Westerns present our favourite top 10 TV Westerns from the 1950s with a little information about each one. It should delight and amuse :D

[@vincekerrigan8300]

Clint Walker was 6'5" tall, not 6'0".

[@mostlywesterns5994]

You are right. Well... 6ft 4" but there again I'm 5ft 11.5"

[@stephenmcloughlin7718]

The Texan, The Rifleman, Branded, plenty of more good ones too.

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

I have 7 seasons of Gunsmoke, 6 seasons of Cheyenne, I have Have Gun Will Travel complete series, Sugarfoot complete series, 5 seasons of Wagon Train, Wanted Dead or Alive complete series, 12 seasons of Bonanza, Rawhide complete series. Not sure I could handle season 13 of Bonanza where Hoss died and season 14 without him.

[@mostlywesterns5994]

Excellent

[@randquadrozzi1280]

Thought gunsmoke should have been rated much higher.

[@mostlywesterns5994]

Yeah, possibly.

[@georgemoore7186]

Gee you are selling Clint Walker short(pun intended) I believe Clint was 6'6" not 6' as stated....and with the Maverick series, you missed Brett and Bart's "other" brother Brent Maverick played by Robert Colbert

[@mostlywesterns5994]

Yeah, you're right, he was a big dude.

[@thedemartiniteam6034]

Your order is wrong. Wagon Train #1, Cheyenne #2, Maverick #3Rifleman #4, Wanted Dead or Alive #5, Rawhide #6, Paladin#7, Bonanza #8, Tales of Wells Fargo #9, Gunsmoke #10. Forget Bronco Lane and definitely Sugarfoot and add Rifleman to the Top 10..

[@mostlywesterns5994]

We stand corrected :D