The Cisco Kid
7.1
Season 6
S6 · E1 · Oct 6, 1955
A Quiet Sunday Morning Episode 1
S6 · E2 · Oct 13, 1955
Arroyo Millionaire's Castle Episode 2
S6 · E3 · Oct 20, 1955
Witness Episode 3
S6 · E4 · Oct 27, 1955
Choctaw Justice Episode 4
S6 · E5 · Nov 3, 1955
New York's Finest Episode 5
S6 · E6 · Nov 3, 1955
(Cisco And The Tappers) (Made Up Title) Episode 6
S6 · E7 · Nov 10, 1955
Young Blood Episode 7
S6 · E8 · Nov 17, 1955
School Marm Episode 8
S6 · E9 · Nov 24, 1955
Bounty Men Episode 9
S6 · E10 · Dec 1, 1955
Quick On The Trigger Episode 10
S6 · E11 · Dec 8, 1955
Gold, Death And Dynamite Episode 11
S6 · E12 · Dec 15, 1955
Jumping Beans Episode 12
S6 · E13 · Dec 22, 1955
Ambush Episode 13
S6 · E14 · Dec 29, 1955
Six Gun Cupids Episode 14
S6 · E15 · Jan 5, 1956
Strangers Episode 15
S6 · E16 · Jan 12, 1956
The Joker Episode 16
S6 · E17 · Jan 19, 1956
Man with the Reputation Episode 17
S6 · E18 · Jan 26, 1956
The Epidemic Episode 18
S6 · E19 · Feb 2, 1956
Mr. X Episode 19
S6 · E20 · Feb 9, 1956
Roundup Episode 20
S6 · E21 · Feb 16, 1956
He Couldn't Quit Episode 21
S6 · E22 · Feb 23, 1956
Kilts and Sombreros Episode 22
S6 · E23 · Mar 1, 1956
West Of The Law Episode 23
S6 · E24 · Mar 8, 1956
Dangerous Shoemaker Episode 24
S6 · E25 · Mar 15, 1956
The Magician Of Jamesville Episode 25
S6 · E26 · Mar 22, 1956
Tangled Trails Episode 26
26 episodes in Season 6
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The Cisco Kid is a half-hour American Western television series starring Duncan Renaldo in the title role, The Cisco Kid, and Leo Carrillo as the jovial sidekick, Pancho. Cisco and Pancho were technically desperados, wanted for unspecified crimes, but instead viewed by the poor as Robin Hood figures who assisted the downtrodden when law enforcement officers proved corrupt or unwilling to help. It was also the first television series to be filmed in color, although few viewers saw it in color until the 1960s.
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Cast
106 people
Leo Carrillo
Pancho
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Duncan Renaldo
The Cisco Kid
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Troy Melton
Henchman (uncredited) / Deputy (uncredited) / Townsman (uncredited) / Henchman / Yancey (uncredited) / Posse Rider (uncredited) / Sheriff Brady / Henchman Winochie / Mike, the Sheriff / Murdered Deputy (uncredited) / Telegrapher (uncredited) / Bit Role (uncredited) / Mail Clerk / U.S. Marshal (uncredited) / Mail Driver (uncredited) / Wagon Driver
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Raymond Hatton
Sheriff / Gramps / Morgan / Uncle Gitano / Jeff Hanby
Known for
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Bill Catching
Sheriff / Henchman (uncredited) / Shack Guard (uncredited) / Henchman Montana (uncredited) / Jarvis / Deputy Fred (uncredited) / Mine Guard (uncredited) / Ed Davis (uncredited) / Bevins / Wallace Hand (uncredited)
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Lee Phelps
Sheriff
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Sheriff
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Lane Chandler
Sheriff
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Sam Flint
Sheriff
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Art Dillard
Henchman (uncredited) / Posse Member (uncredited)
Also in
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Phyllis Coates
Marge Lacey / JoAnn Doran / Miss Lacey
Known for
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Jonathan Hale
Barry Owens / Barry Owen aka Bill Stevens
Known for
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Fury
Derwin Abrahams Director · Paul Landres Director Kenneth Peach Cinematographer
Total runtime 78h 0m · Episode length 30 min · Country United States
Show info
Premiered
September 5, 1950
Final episode
March 22, 1956
Status
Ended
Country
United States
Type
Scripted
Episode length
30 min
Total runtime
78h 0m
Original language
English
Languages
Spoken on screen
English
Some details come from TheTVDB.