The virginian

Doug McClure made Trampas the good natured cowboy one of the most memorable characters on the western series 'The Virginian.'

James Drury was active in the film industry since the mid-1950s. Better known for his role in The Virginian, the late actor lived in Houston and, until his death in April 2020, regularly attended a series of Western Festivals across the United States.

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While series creator and executive producer Frank Price explains in Paul Green's A History of Television's The Virginian 1962-71 that the impetus for creating the western series was Music Corporation of America's (MCA) decision to move the top-rated program for 1961-62 Wagon Train from NBC to ABC, thereby creating a huge gap in NBC programming for the fall of 1962, the shadow of Bonanza surely also figured in the decision to make it a 90-minute color program. NBC was already feeling the heat…

May 4, 1963. Loretta Shore, Lee J. Cobb, and James Drury of NBC's "The Virginian."

“The Awakening” (4:05) directed by Leon Benson, written by Robert Crean and broadcast October 17, 1965, was a turning point for The Virginian and marked the end of the classic early per…

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