One of the most iconic Western shows of all time, Gunsmoke aired from 1955 to 1975 on CBS and starred James Arness as Marshal ...

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'Gunsmoke' has an untouchable reputation among Western fans.

If there's a genre of television that is associated with being iconically American, the Western would be the top contender. Visions of saloon doors swinging open as a spur-spangled stranger stands in ...

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The Western never lost all of its popularity and "Marshals" has brought it back to headlines. That said, you may prefer how these five shows dole out the law.

The Westerngenre had its time in the limelight, dominating the early era of Hollywood with its gritty and hard-boiled style alongside a sense of unbridled freedom. However, it has begun to pick up ...

It's rare for a TV series to finish its run without airing a single bad episode, but that's the case with these five ...

The Netflix reboot has sparked renewed interest in the 1974 series. Reconciliations, salary disputes, and surprising career ...

Hal Williams, an actor known for roles on 227, Sanford And Son, Private Benjamin, and many more, has died. Williams’ manager Zna Portlock Houston confirmed the news to TMZ, sharing that Williams died ...

He made you laugh before he said a word. For six decades, Hal Williams was the steady hand behind Hollywood's biggest sitcoms. Now, at 91, that steady hand has gone still.

Hal Williams, who starred as Officer “Smitty” Smith on the 1970s sitcom Sanford and Son and Lester Jenkins on the 1980s sitcom "227," has died.