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TV-PG1962 · Western · 9 seasons
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The Virginian (later renamed The Men from Shiloh in its final year) is an American Western television series starring James Drury in the title role, along with Doug McClure, Lee J. Cobb, and others. It originally aired on NBC from 1962 to 1971, for a total of 249 episodes. Drury had played the same role in 1958 in an unsuccessful pilot that became an episode of the NBC summer series Decision. imdb.com
- September 19, 1962 to March 1971
- Don McDougall, Michael Caffey, Earl Bellamy
- Don Ingalls, Winston Miller, Paul Freeman, Roy Huggins, Joel Rogosin, Norman Macdonnell, Frank Price, David Friedkin, Charles Marquis Warren, Jules Schermer, Cy Chermak, Warren B. Duff, Frank Telford, Morton Fine, Arthur H. Nadel
- Jameson Brewer, Elroy Schwartz, Stephen Lord, Michael Fisher, Norman Jolley, Gene L. Coon, Richard Jessup, Paul Freeman, David Friedkin, Teddi Sherman, Gabrielle Upton (screenwriter), Arthur H. Nadel, James Menzies, Halsted Welles, Preston Wood, Edward DeBlasio, Allan Sloane, Mel Tormé, Burt Kennedy, Borden Chase, Jeb Rosebrook, Gerry Day, Charles Larson (producer), Roland Kibbee, Jack Miller, D. D. Beauchamp, Howard Browne, David E. Lewis, Robert Sabaroff, Charles Marquis Warren, Bernard Girard, Robert Earll, Al C. Ward, Lou Shaw, Herman Miller (writer), Glen A. Larson, Philip MacDonald, Maxwell Shane, Cy Chermak, Chester Krumholz, A. I. Bezzerides, Herman Groves, Jerrold L. Ludwig, Lou Morheim, Harold Swanton, Rita Lakin, Lawrence Edward Watkin, Don Brinkley, William Talman (actor), Morton Fine, Ron Bishop, Sheldon Stark, Edward J. Lakso, Theodore Apstein, Frank Fenton (writer), Frank Chase (screenwriter), William R. Cox, Carey Wilber, Robert Guy Barrows, John Kneubuhl, Gene Roddenberry, Al Ramrus, George Kirgo, Alvin Boretz, Leonard Praskins, Samuel Fuller, Gerald Sanford, Leslie Stevens, W. R. Burnett, Eric Bercovici, Sy Salkowitz, Don Ingalls, Richard Benedict, Mel Goldberg, James Duff McAdams, Leon Tokatyan, Winston Miller, Robert Van Scoyk, B.W. Sandefur, Arthur Heinemann, David Levinson (producer), Robert White, Frank Telford, John D. F. Black, Daniel B. Ullman, Dean Riesner, Robert Presnell Jr., Harry Kronman, Alvin Sapinsley, John Dunkel, Don Tait, David P. Harmon, Bethel Leslie, Douglas Heyes, Owen Wister, Thomas Thompson (American author), Louis Vittes, Roy Huggins, Douglas Morrow, George F. Slavin, James L. Henderson, Jerry McNeely, Wanda Duncan, Reuben Bercovitch, True Boardman, Ed Waters, Irv Pearlberg, John Herman Shaner, Joseph Monzio, Edna Anhalt, Harry Kleiner, Ward Hawkins, Richard Carr, Tom W. Blackburn, True Boardman (screenwriter), Abe Polsky, Herb Meadow, Franklin Barton, Ed Adamson, Les Crutchfield, Merwin Gerard, Stanford Whitmore, Bob Duncan, Peter Germano, Donn Mullally, Irve Tunick, Peter Packer, Jean Holloway, William Jerome Fay, Norman Katkov, Lois Hire, Donald S. Sanford, Seeleg Lester, Frank Price, Judith Barrows, Shirl Hendryx, Phyllis White, Lawrence Roman, Benjamin Masselink, Margaret Blanc, Barbara Merlin, Joy Dexter, Joseph Hoffman, John Hawkins, Jon Boothe, Clair Huffaker, Gil Lasky, Dee Linford, Martha Wilkerson, Tom Seller, Richard Fielder (writer), Jack Curtis, Andrew Blanc, Stuart Hardy, William P. McGivern, James Patrick, Ken Finley, Andy Lewis (screenwriter), Barry Oringer, Dick Nelson, Arthur Browne Jr., Mark Rodgers, Irwin Blacker, Richard Wendley, Robert J. Crean, E.M. Parsons, Joel Rogosin, Mel Harrold, Nat Tanchuck, Ruth L. Adams
