Shotgun Slade

Shotgun Slade (1959-1961)

EndedScripted showWestern

A late entry in the TV Westerns boom of the late 50s. Shotgun Slade unlike other show hero wasn't a marshal, sheriff or gunfighter for hire, but Slade was a private detective, hired to track down criminals, return stolen money, or solve mysteries surrounding the death of townspeople. The show has more in common with shows like Peter Gunn and 77 Sunset Strip than Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Shotgun Slade depended on strong characters and storylines than action.

Network
Scheduleevery Saturday at 19:30 (30 min)

Last Episode

Something to Die For
Season 2Episode 3930 min

Something to Die For

Emil Cosca operated a foundry. Everyone in town believed he kept a treasure hidden in the foundry. A man from his past shows up for the treasure. They are both killed in a shootout. Mrs. Cosca hires Slade to find out if the treasure exists.

juil. 15, 1961

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E39Something to Die Forjuil. 15, 1961
S02E38The Ranch Ghost (aka Ghost of a Chance)juil. 8, 1961
S02E37A Gun and a Prayerjuil. 1, 1961
S02E36The Payrollersjuin 24, 1961
S02E35Five Gravesjuin 17, 1961
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did Shotgun Slade premiere?

Shotgun Slade premiered on October 24, 1959.

Who played the role of Shotgun Slade?

Scott Brady played the role of Shotgun Slade.

What was the genre of Shotgun Slade?

Shotgun Slade was a western detective series.

In which city was Shotgun Slade set?

Shotgun Slade was set in Denver, Colorado.

What was the basic plot of Shotgun Slade?

The show followed the adventures of Shotgun Slade, a private detective who took on various cases in the Old West.

Did Shotgun Slade have any recurring characters?

Yes, Shotgun Slade had a recurring character named "Frenchy", played by Herschel Bernardi.

How many episodes of Shotgun Slade were produced?

There were a total of 78 episodes of Shotgun Slade produced.

Who created Shotgun Slade?

Shotgun Slade was created by Frank Gruber.

Did Shotgun Slade have a theme song?

Yes, Shotgun Slade had a theme song titled "Shotgun Slade".

Who sang the theme song for Shotgun Slade?

The theme song for Shotgun Slade was sung by Buddy Morrow and his orchestra.

Was Shotgun Slade filmed in color or black and white?

Shotgun Slade was filmed in black and white.

Was Shotgun Slade a popular show during its time?

Yes, Shotgun Slade was a popular show during its time and was highly rated by audiences.

Did Shotgun Slade win any awards?

No, Shotgun Slade did not win any awards.

Was Shotgun Slade syndicated?

Yes, Shotgun Slade was syndicated and aired in various markets across the United States.

Did Shotgun Slade have any notable guest stars?

Yes, Shotgun Slade had several notable guest stars including Angie Dickinson, James Coburn, and Martin Landau.

Cast

Frank Ferguson

Frank Ferguson

plays Mike Oliver
Scott Brady

Scott Brady

plays Shotgun Slade
Monica Lewis

Monica Lewis

plays Monica Bristol
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Characters

Mike Oliver

Mike Oliver

played by Frank Ferguson
Shotgun Slade

Shotgun Slade

played by Scott Brady
Monica Bristol

Monica Bristol

played by Monica Lewis
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