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Youtube the High Chaparral Episode Guide Youtube the high chaparral episode guide Continue EPISODE GUIDE Alphabetical List of all Episode Titles The High Chaparral was filmed primarily in Hollywood, California and in Old Tucson, Arizona. Executive Producer/Creator................................................. David Dortort Producers.............. Buck Houghton, William F. Claxton, James Schmerer Production Manager........................................................................... Kent McCray Story Consultant................................................................................................................ Don Balluck Music By...................................................... David Rose, Harry Sukman Photograph........... Harkness Smith, Kenneth T. Williams, Haskell Boggs Series Stars Leif Erickson John Cannon (head of the ranch) Cameron Mitchell Buck Cannon (John's brother) Linda Cristal Victoria Montoya Cannon (John's wife) Henry Darrow Manolito Montoya (Victoria's brother) Mark Slade Billy Blue Cannon (John's son) (Seasons 1 - 3) Frank Silvera Don Sebastian Montoya (Victoria's father) Rudy Ramos Man) Robert Hoy Joe Butler (Sam's brother) Roberto Contreras Pedro Carr (Ranch hand) Ted Markland Reno (Ranch hand) (Seasons 1 - 2) Rudolfo Acosta Vaquero (Victoria's helper) (Season 1 - 2) Jerry Summers Ira Bean (Ranch hand) (Season 1 only) The High Chaparral tracks the adventures of the Cannon family in their struggle to maintain a cattle ranch in the rugged Arizona Desert. The time is the 1870s, when survival means a battle against the elements, as well as renegade Indians and outlaws. Story Background: In the early 1870s, a man named John Cannon comes to the Arizona Territory with his wife, Annalee, his twenty-year-old son, Billy Blue, his brother, Buck, and a dream to establish a cattle empire in this harsh, untamed land. But unlike other settlers of his time, John dreams of building a life of peace and prosperity in cooperation with the native Apache. He has his work cut out for him, for his brother has a weakness for carousing in the nearest salon, his relationship with his son is fraught with all the difficulties that are common between fathers and sons, and his wife, although loving and supportive, is terrified of the ferocity she sees around her. Few days after arriving at their new home, the Army warns them off, Apache attacks, and John finds that he has an enemy neighbor to the south, in Mexico, named Don Sebastian Montoya - who claims High Chaparral land as his own. As John, along with his brother and his newly hired ranch hands, struggles to gain a foothold on the ground, Annalee is killed in a raid, and John is forced into an arranged marriage with Don Sebastian's daughter, Victoria Montoya, as the price of peace with this adversary. He acquires a new brother-in-law, as well as, Manolito Montoya, who comes in first place as protects, but continues to establish High Chaparral. His son, Billy Blue, still grief-stricken over the death of his mother, is shocked by his father's hasty re-marriage and rebels, leaving the ranch for a time until his uncle Buck brings him back. Faced with such obstacles, any other man would pack his bags and return in defeat from where he came. But John Cannon is no other man, and in fact, the guns, with their new ally and family, montoyas, are not ordinary people. They are determined to cut a home from the land they have claimed, and nothing less than death will stop them. They are the ones who settled in the West. That's their story. Return to Home/Contents Wikipedia list article This article does not mention any sources. Help improve this article by adding citations to trusted sources. Material that does not have sourced material may be challenged and removed. Find sources: List of The High Chaparral episodes - news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (January 2019) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) This is a list of episodes for The High Chaparral, a Western-themed TV series that aired on NBC from 1967 to 1971. This series consists of 98 one hour episodes over four seasons. Series overview SeasonEpisodesOriginally airedFirst airedLast aired128September 10, 1967 (1967-09-10)March 31, 1968 (1968-03-31)226september 20, 1968 (1968-09-20)April 4, 1969 (1969-04-04)326September 19, 1969 (1969-09-19)5. March 12, 1971-09-18(1971-03-12) Episodes Season 1 (1967-1968) No.overallNo. inseasonTitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air date1212Destination TucsonThe ArrangementWilliam F. ClaxtonStory by : David Dortort & This Bart PetitclercTeleplay by : This Bart PetitclercSeptember 10, 1967 (1967-09-10) The series premiere originally aired as a two-hour TELEVISION movie, and was set in the Arizona Territory of America in the 1870s. In the first part, Big John Cannon (Leif Erickson) buys Rancho Rivera in Apache land outside the town of Tucson. Together with his family, he builds a cattle ranch, renamed 'The High Chaparral' by his wife Annalee. But he underestimates the danger posed by the Apa, and Annalee is killed in an Indian attack. In the second part, Big John forms an alliance with his Mexican neighbor, Don Sebastian Montoya (Frank Silvera), to combine their resources against the Apache. This arrangement is sealed by the marriage of Big John to Montoya's daughter, Victoria (Linda Cristal). 33The Ghost of ChaparralLeon BensonGabrielle UptonSeptember 17, 1967 (1967-09-17) The marriage of convenience gets off to a harrowing start when Big John is haunted by memories of his dead wife, which prevents him from getting close to Victoria. Blue-boy (Mark Slade) is also haunted by memories of his dead mother, and swears that Victoria will never her place. 44Best Man for the JobWilliam F. ClaxtonRichard CarrSeptember 24, 1967 (1967-09-24) When the Army arrives at the ranch with Apache prisoners, John fears his treaty with Cochise will be broken unless they are released; and Blue becomes the best man to keep the peace. 55A Quiet Day in TucsonWilliam F. ClaxtonKen PettusOctober 1, 1967 (1967-10-01) Buck (Cameron Mitchell), Manolito (Henry Darrow) and Blue, disarmed by a female Scottish neighbor, arrive in Tucson to buy supplies - and chaos quickly ensues as they take to fighting gambling, and womanizing. 66Young BloodWilliam F. ClaxtonThis Bart PetticlercOktober 8, 1967 (1967-10-08) When Buck breaks his leg, John hands over Blue and Manolito - despite their youth and inexperience - to negotiate the purchase of a bull and cows from Don Sebastian Montoya. 77Shadows on the LandWilliam F. ClaxtonKen PettusOctober 15, 1967 (1967-10-15) A series of war comes to Chaparral when local ranchers are terrorized by a ruthless cattleman named Tanner (Kevin Hagen) who forces them to sell him their stock for next to nothing. Big John finds himself at a disadvantage, although he controls the water, which Tanner has allies among Apache, which he arms with the latest Spencer repeating rifles. Still haunted by memories of Annalee, John doesn't appreciate Victoria's interference on behalf of the Mexican ranchers. 88The FilibusterosAllen ReiserPat FiedlerOctober 22, 1967 (1967-10-22) Buck accompanies Victoria and Manolito to Don Sebestian's ranchero, but finds it under new ownership, which has been seized by a force of former Confederate soldiers led by Buck's former commanding officer, Jake Lanier (Dan O'Herlihy), who, after losing the Civil War, is intent on carving a new land on the Mexican side of the border , while the government is in chaos after the war in the French intervention. 99The Doctor from DodgeRichard BenedictRichard SaleOctober 29, 1967 (1967-10-29) The Cannons meet a travelling Dentist, Doc Holliday (played by Jack Kelly), who is as skilled with a firearm as with a tooth extraction. Blue's value to John interests Holliday and two outlaws, Kid Curry and Jacques Dubois. The three form a pact, and kidnap Blue to hold for $10,000 ransom. 1010Sudden CountryRichard SaleKen Pettus (as Steven Thornley)November 5, 1967 (1967-11-05) Buck, Manolito and Blue help a naïve bank clerk and his wife, who bought a nearby ranch, come to terms with the harsh realities of Apache, cheating, cattle sellers, and disease; and end his unrealistic dream of becoming a rancher. 1111A Hanging OffenseLeon BensonMel GoldbergNovember 12, 1967 (1967-11-12) Blue accidentally kills a cavalry lieutenant, son of a general (Denver Pyle), who attacked an Apache girl belonging to Cochise. The general is determined to see Blue hang, and orders a martial law. Buck and Manolito negotiate with Cochise (Paul Fix) for the Indian girl to testify on Blue's behalf. 1212The Price of RevengeLeonard HornFrank ChaseNovember 19, 1967 (1967-11-19) Mrs Layton, widow of the previous owner of High Chaparral, blames Montoyas for her situation. With the help of a gunman who is an old friend of Buck, she decides to drive out the guns and reclaim the ranch - no matter the cost. 1313Enken from Red RockRobert Sparr & William F. ClaxtonMichael FessierNovember 26, 1967 (1967-11-26) Melanie Cawthorne, a saddle vagabond and widowed owner of the adjacent Red Rock ranch, manipulates the love-struck Buck in a dispute with John over water rights and over her dealings with Romero, a comanchero who was betrayed by her late husband. 1414Torating William F. ClaxtonRichard & Esther ShapiroDecember 10, 1967 (1967-12-10) Deputy Virgil Shanks enlists High Chaparrals ranch hands as a posse to ride into Montoya's land to conquer bandit leader El Lobo and his band, a mission that could break the treaty guns between the guns and Montoyas. Manolito finds El Lobo on his father's land and tries to move bandits out before the posse moves in. 1515 The TerroristRalph SenenskyWilliam F. LeicesterDecember 17, 1967 (1967-12-17) During the French intervention in Mexico Manolito frees his old friend from prison, where he has Santos imprisoned by the French as a terrorist. Taking Santos to High Chaparral to meet the future Mexican president, Juarez, Manolito learns that Santos plans to kill Juarez and claim the presidency of Mexico for himself.
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