Johnny Ringo is an American Western television series starring Don Durant that aired on CBS from October 1, 1959, until June 30, 1960. It is loosely based on the life of the notorious gunfighter and outlaw Johnny Ringo, also known as John Peters Ringo or John B. Ringgold, who tangled with Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and Buckskin Franklin Leslie.
Johnny Ringo (Season 1)
The Arrival (Episode 1)
Writer: Aaron Spelling
Air date: 1959-10-01
Overview: Ringo tires of his life as a gunfighter and becomes Sheriff of a lawless Arizona town known as Velardi. He hires the town drunk as deputy, who repays Ringo's faith in him when the chips are down.
Cully (Episode 2)
Writer: Stephen Lord
Air date: 1959-10-08
The Accused (Episode 3)
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Air date: 1959-10-15
A Killing For Cully (Episode 4)
Writer: David Chandler
Air date: 1959-10-22
The Hunters (Episode 5)
Writer: Barney Slater
Air date: 1959-10-29
The Posse (Episode 6)
Writer: Robert Sherman
Air date: 1959-11-05
Ghost Coach (Episode 7)
Writer: Richard Levinson
Air date: 1959-11-12
Dead Wait (Episode 8)
Writer: John Falvo
Air date: 1959-11-19
The Rain Man (Episode 9)
Writer: Richard Levinson
Air date: 1959-11-26
The Cat (Episode 10)
Writer: Richard Newman
Air date: 1959-12-03
Love Affair (Episode 11) 2.0
Writer: Stephen Lord
Air date: 1959-12-17
Kid With A Gun (Episode 12)
Writer: T.E. Brooks
Air date: 1959-12-24
Overview: A little girl comes into Cason's general store to buy a gun. The child says her father has been murdered and she's going to find his killer.
Bound Boy (Episode 13)
Writer: Tom Gries
Air date: 1959-12-31
East Is East (Episode 14)
Writer: Wilton Schiller
Air date: 1960-01-07
Poster Incident (Episode 15)
Writer: P.K. Palmer
Air date: 1960-01-14
Die Twice (Episode 16)
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Air date: 1960-01-20
Four Came Quietly (Episode 17)
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Air date: 1960-01-28
The Liars (Episode 18)
Writer: Barney Slater
Air date: 1960-02-04
Overview: Posing as a condemned killer, Johnny Ringo is locked up with four other men in death row. Ringo's job is to determine which of the four is innocent.
Mrs. Ringo (Episode 19)
Writer: Peggy Witt
Air date: 1960-02-11
The Assassins (Episode 20)
Writer: Teddi Sherman
Air date: 1960-02-18
The Reno Brothers (Episode 21)
Air date: 1960-02-25
The Raffertys (Episode 22)
Writer: David Chandler
Air date: 1960-03-03
Uncertain Vengeance (Episode 23)
Air date: 1960-03-10
Border Town (Episode 24)
Writer: Richard Levinson
Air date: 1960-03-17
The Gunslinger (Episode 25)
Writer: Stephen Lord
Air date: 1960-03-24
Overview: Two brothers are out to kill Ringo and avenge a third brother who was killed by Johnny in a gunfight.
The Vindicator (Episode 26)
Writer: John Marsh
Air date: 1960-03-31
Black Harvest (Episode 27)
Writer: John Falvo
Air date: 1960-04-07
Judgement Day (Episode 28)
Writer: Frederick Louis Fox
Air date: 1960-04-14
The Killing Bug (Episode 29)
Writer: Tom Gries
Air date: 1960-04-28
Soft Cargo (Episode 30)
Writer: Barney Slater
Air date: 1960-05-05
Single Debt (Episode 31)
Writer: Tony Habeeb
Air date: 1960-05-12
The Stranger (Episode 32)
Writer: James Hurley
Air date: 1960-05-19
The Derelict (Episode 33)
Writer: John Marsh
Air date: 1960-05-26
Overview: The town bank refuses to lend Wes Tymon money to provide medical attention for his wife. When Mrs. Tymon dies, Wes goes gunning for the town banker.
Shoot The Moon (Episode 34)
Writer: Charles A. Wallace
Air date: 1960-06-02
Killer, Choose A Card (Episode 35)
Writer: Patricia Jenkins
Air date: 1960-06-09
Overview: Mamie Murphy, Broken Wagon's hard-bitten saloon-keeper, is accused of murder. She telegraphs Johnny Ringo to save her.
Reputation For Murder (Episode 36)
Writer: Dan Spelling
Air date: 1960-06-16
Lobo Lawman (Last filmed episode) (Episode 37)
Writer: Charles A. Wallace
Air date: 1960-06-23
Cave-In (Last Broadcast episode) (Episode 38)
Writer: John Marsh
Air date: 1960-06-30

Seasons

Episodes 38