
TV show · western, comedy
Rango
1967 · 1 season, 17 episodes · ended
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Seasons and episodes Rango
Season 1
1967 · 17 episodes · about 9h
1. Rango the Outlaw30 min
The Texas Rangers must get Rango out of their way so they can carry out their plan to trap a gang of thieves.
2. The Daring Holdup of the Deadwood Stage30 min
Rango plays a wild hunch while he tracks down a gang of bank robbers.
3. The Town Tamer30 min
Rango believes he has reformed an outlaw, who is planning a large gold heist.
4. Gunfight at the K. O. Saloon30 min
Confusion reigns when Captain Horton uses Rango's resemblance to a debonair thief to locate hidden loot.
5. The Spy Who Was Out Cold30 min
Rango tries his hand at being a detective and he just happens to find two prime suspects from a gun-running gang.
6. What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing Holding Up a Place Like This?30 min
A charming lady robber Belle charms Rango who he mistakes for the governor's daughter. The bumbling lawman helps her case the bank for her next holdup.
7. Requiem for a Ranger30 min
Rango fakes his death in an effort to catch the crooks who hijacked a $25,000 shipment.
8. Diamonds Look Better Around Your Neck Than a Rope30 min
Rango and Pink Cloud are in Junction City when a beautiful blonde reports her priceless diamond necklace stolen. With the sheriff out of town, Rango and Pink Cloud step in to solve the case.
9. My Teepee Runneth Over30 min
Pink Cloud is taken captive by a hostile tribe and Rango poses as a traveling salesman in an attempt to free his friend.
10. The Not-So-Good Train Robbery30 min
Rango is transporting Kit Clanton, a woman prisoner, when he mistakes a disguised Horton for a gang member. The error allows her to escape.
11. Viva Rango30 min
Rango has fallen in love with a pretty señorita but finds his romance blocked by the local boss.
12. It Ain't the Principle, It's the Money30 min
Rango and Pink Cloud pretend to be wanted criminals in order to apprehend the notorious Walker gang.
13. Shootout at Mesa Flats30 min
Rango helps a wounded Captain Horton guard an outlaw.
14. In a Little Mexican Town30 min
Rango and Pink Cloud end up south of the border while hunting down a Mexican outlaw. Fiasco follows fiasco as the two men try their best to apprehend El Diablo.
15. If You Can't Take It With You, Don't Go30 min
Rango is proud of himself for jailing the notorious Larson brothers. But it's part of the outlaws scheme to tunnel into the bank next door.
16. You Can't Scalp a Bald Indian30 min
Rango dons a Native American disguise to apprehend Chief Angry Bear. Complications ensue when the man's daughter Little Sparrow falls in love with the bumbling Rango.
17. The Rustlers30 min
Rango suspects the Brooks family that herd sheep of being rustlers. He decides to infiltrate their operation to find out the truth.
Season summaries1 season, 17 episodes
Season 1
1967 · 17 episodes · about 9h
1 season, 17 episodes, about 9h in total, from January 13, 1967 to May 5, 1967. Episodes run about 30 min.
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Rango is an American Western situation comedy starring comedian Tim Conway which was broadcast in the United States on the ABC television network in 1967.
In Rango, Conway played an inept Texas Ranger who had been assigned to the quietest post the Rangers had, Deep Wells, so as to keep him from creating unnecessary trouble. The Rangers apparently had wanted him removed from the service altogether but were prevented from doing so by the fact that his father was their commander. But he seemed to bring his own trouble with him, as crime suddenly returned to a place that had seen very little of it the prior 20 years.
Also appearing in Rango was the American Indian character Pink Cloud, an overly-assimilated Indian who was very fond of the ways of the whites and whose command of the English language was generally better than theirs.
The theme song co-written by Earle Hagen and sung by Frankie Laine. The series ran for less than a year.
TV Guide ranked the series number 47 on its TV Guide's 50 Worst Shows of All Time list in 2002.
Genres: western, comedy.
Cast and crew Rango
AllCreators
- Created byHarvey Bullock
- NetworkABC
Full cast38 cast members across all seasons
Cast:
- Norman Alden · 17 ep.
- Tim Conway · Rango · 17 ep.
- Guy Marks · 17 ep.
- Ned Romero · 1 ep.
- Roxanne Arlen · 1 ep.
- Robert Strauss · 1 ep.
- Joan Staley · 1 ep.
- Paul Mantee · 1 ep.
- Carolyn Jones · 1 ep.
- Billy De Wolfe · 1 ep.
- Mike Mazurki · 1 ep.
- Michael Pate · 1 ep.
- Myrna Fahey · 1 ep.
- Vito Scotti · 1 ep.
- Tol Avery · 1 ep.
- Lane Bradford · 1 ep.
- Anthony Caruso · 1 ep.
- Ellen Corby · 1 ep.
- Ernie Anderson · 2 ep.
- Herbie Faye · 2 ep.
- Barry Kelley · 1 ep.
- Don Haggerty · 1 ep.
- Paul Richards · 1 ep.
- Dabbs Greer · 1 ep.
- John Harmon · 1 ep.
- Richard Deacon · 1 ep.
- Larry Pennell · 1 ep.
- John Abbott · 1 ep.
- Grace Lee Whitney · 1 ep.
- Robert J. Wilke · 1 ep.
- Walter Burke · 1 ep.
- Kent Taylor · 1 ep.
- Peter Leeds · 1 ep.
- Larry D. Mann · 1 ep.
- Jesse White · 1 ep.
- Henry Beckman · 1 ep.
- Parley Baer · 1 ep.
- Leo Gordon · 1 ep.
Crew:
- Danny Thomas · Producer
- Sidney Lanfield · Director
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Details Rango

- First episode
- January 13, 1967
- Last episode
- May 5, 1967
- Status
- ended
- Network
- ABC
- Original language
- English
Frequently asked questions
How many seasons does Rango have?
1 season, 17 episodes. The last episode aired May 5, 1967.
Who’s in Rango?
Norman Alden, Tim Conway, Guy Marks, Ned Romero, Roxanne Arlen, Robert Strauss, Joan Staley, Paul Mantee, Carolyn Jones, and Billy De Wolfe. Created by Harvey Bullock.
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