The Gene Autry Show
Gene Autry was the first major movie star to produce and star in a weekly series for TV, The Gene Autry Show, which debuted on July 23, 1950, placing Gene immediately in the ranks of television's topmost attractions.

Thunder Out West
A clever safe cracker uses Pat's mail-order telescope to get the information he needs to commit his crimes.

Outlaw Stage
Gene attempts to clear a young stage driver in the fatal holdup of a jewelry salesman carrying a fortune in precious stones.

Ghost Mountain
Gene finds himself battling some very lifelike ghosts when he gets involved with an archaeologist and a clever outlaw.

The Old Prospector
Gene saves a prospector from a gang of outlaws who believe the old man has found a gold mine.

Narrow Escape
Gene attempts to solve the mysterious holdups of stages carrying silver bullion, and Pat sends away for a mail-order sweetheart, who turns out to have a young son.

Border Justice
Gene and Pat help the Mexican government when they trail smugglers.

Gypsy Wagon
An old gypsy and his granddaughter surprise outlaws in the act of robbing a stage, and the outlaws try to kidnap the girl.

The Bandidos
A senator aids Gene in battling an outlaw gang, who are trying to swindle the townspeople into putting up money for a new dam.

Dry Gulch At Devil's Elbow
Gene is called in to help a sheriff who is having trouble with a band of outlaws. It is Pat, though, who stumbles on a lead when he tells some tall tales which are believed.

Cold Decked
Gene fights for justice when a local banker, who is believed to have embezzled bank funds, is threatened by a half-crazed lynch mob.

The Steel Ribbon
Assigned to put an end to a series of railroad robberies, Gene and Pat are confronted by an unscrupulous telegraph operator.

Rio Renegades
Gene and Pat ride straight into an exciting mystery involving a beautiful hairdresser and a gang of burglars.

Ransom Cross
When thieves steal an archeological treasure, Sheriff Gene Autry rides to the rescue and battles the crooks for the ancient relic.
