Laredo: With Neville Brand, Peter Brown, William Smith, Philip Carey. A group of Texas Rangers keeps getting in and out of trouble, under the command of Captain Parmalee.

Laredo (TV Series 1965–1967) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

While rounding up a gang of horse thieves, Joe stumbles across a young boy who is working for the outlaws. Joe and Chad take him under their wing and the boy proves his worth when a laid-off gang of gunslingers decides to take over Laredo.

Laredo (TV Series 1965–1967) - Trivia on IMDb: Cameos, Mistakes, Spoilers and more...

One of television's most lighthearted looks at the Old West was the series Laredo. It involved three Texas Rangers who to use the description of John Wayne in Fort Apache, would fight over cards and women and liquor, but would share the last drop of water in their canteens on a desert.

Bordertown: Laredo: The Laredo Police Department's Narcotics Unit targets on a suspected stash house known for selling low levels of heroin and cocaine. In addition, the suspected dealer was recently involved in an officer shooting which puts up their guard more.

Streets of Laredo - The sequel to Lonesome Dove Streets of Laredo has much to offer - a long tale of famous Texas legends - some fictional, like Captain Woodrow F. Call, others real - John Wesley Hardin (played by Randy Quaid) and Judge Roy Bean (played by Ned Beatty).

This Laredo episode has George Kennedy on assignment to the Laredo command of the Texas Rangers. Neville Brand is on assignment in Houston. But you'd never know it because Kennedy is in Brand's part almost a clone.

Laredo (TV Series) Details. Full Cast and Crew; Release Dates; Official Sites; Company Credits; Filming & Production; Technical Specs

Captain Parmalee and Ranger Reese Bennett make no appearance at all and Peter Brown and William Smith are just supporting characters in this Laredo story. Taking center stage are Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde of Chad&Jeremy part of the British musical invasion of the middle 60s.