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Writer:
Lawrence Menkin (writer)
Release Date:
18 September 1957 (USA)
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Plot:
Stories of the journeys of a wagon train as it leaves post-Civil War Missouri on its way to California through the plains...
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Awards:
Nominated for 7 Primetime Emmys.
Another 5 nominations
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 6 of 458)| Frank McGrath | ... | Charlie Wooster (268 episodes, 1957-1965) | |
| Terry Wilson | ... | Bill Hawks / ... (267 episodes, 1957-1965) | |
| Robert Horton | ... | Flint McCullough / ... (189 episodes, 1957-1962) | |
| John McIntire | ... | Christopher Hale / ... (154 episodes, 1959-1965) | |
| Ward Bond | ... | Major Seth Adams (132 episodes, 1957-1961) | |
| Denny Miller | ... | Duke Shannon (109 episodes, 1961-1964) |
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Also Known As:
Major Adams, Trail Master
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Runtime:
60 min (284 episodes) | USA:60 min (284 episodes 1957-1963) | USA:90 min (32 episodes 1963-1964)
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Referenced in "The Patty Duke Show: The Babysitters (#1.7)" (1963)
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Wagon Train Theme
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Would like to know why Wagon Train is never shown in reruns. It was one of my favorite westerns and I would love to see the episodes again. I remember watching it every week with my Dad (who also loved westerns), in fact, the first time my future husband came to my house, we were watching Wagon Train, and he watched it with us, even though he didn't really care for westerns! It's a wonder we made it together, but we have been married now for 43, almost 44 years. I really preferred Ward Bond as the wagon master, but of course, he died and they had to replace him. Flint McCullough was my favorite character. I thought he had the most exciting role, being the one who always went ahead to check things out for the rest of the wagon train.