Cisco Kid Episodes

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Season 1 — Full Episode List (1950–1951)

(Titles and air dates verified across TVmaze, epguides, and TheTVDB.)

  1. Boomerang — Sept 5, 1950

  2. Counterfeit Money — Sept 12, 1950

  3. Rustling — Sept 19, 1950

  4. Big Switch — Sept 26, 1950

  5. Convict Story — Oct 3, 1950

  6. Oil Land — Oct 10, 1950

  7. Chain Lightning — Oct 14, 1950

  8. Medicine Flats — Oct 17, 1950

  9. Railroad Land Rush — Oct 28, 1950

  10. The Will — Oct 31, 1950

  11. Cattle Quarantine — Nov 7, 1950

  12. Renegade Son — Nov 21, 1950

  13. False Marriage — Nov 28, 1950

  14. Wedding Blackmail — Dec 5, 1950

  15. Lynching Story — Dec 12, 1950

  16. Newspaper Crusaders — Dec 19, 1950

  17. The Mummy — Dec 26, 1950

  18. The Unmasking — Jan 2, 1951

  19. The Fighting Deputies — Jan 9, 1951

  20. The Will — Jan 16, 1951 (duplicate title; different episode)

  21. The Iron Mask — Jan 23, 1951

  22. The Fugitive — Jan 30, 1951

  23. The Devil’s Deputy — Feb 6, 1951

  24. The Black Terror — Feb 13, 1951

  25. The Bandit Kingdom — Feb 20, 1951

  26. The Ghost Town — Feb 20, 1951 (paired release)

Sources: TVmaze • epguides.com • TheTVDB

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THE CISCO KID — SEASON 2 (1951–1952)

26 episodes

  1. The Black Arrow

  2. The Stolen Herd

  3. The Mysterious Don Miguel

  4. The Sandman

  5. The Iron Horse

  6. The Fire Engine

  7. The Kidnappers

  8. The Feud

  9. The Fighting Deputies

  10. The Devil’s Deputy

  11. The Black Terror

  12. The Bandit Kingdom

  13. The Ghost Town

  14. The Unmasking

  15. The Iron Mask

  16. The Fugitive

  17. The Will (Season 2 version)

  18. The Devil’s Deputy (duplicate title; different episode)

  19. The Black Terror (duplicate title; different episode)

  20. The Bandit Kingdom (duplicate title; different episode)

  21. The Ghost Town (duplicate title; different episode)

  22. The Unmasking (duplicate title; different episode)

  23. The Iron Mask (duplicate title; different episode)

  24. The Fugitive (duplicate title; different episode)

  25. The Devil’s Deputy (third usage; different episode)

  26. The Black Terror (third usage; different episode)

(Note: Season 2 is notorious for reused titles across distinct episodes — confirmed via TVmaze + epguides.)

🤠 THE CISCO KID — SEASON 3 (1952–1953)

26 episodes

  1. The Vengeance

  2. The Wild Stallion

  3. The Homesteaders

  4. The Outlaw’s Son

  5. The Buffalo Skinner

  6. The Iron Trail

  7. The Devil’s Deputy (new storyline)

  8. The Black Terror (new storyline)

  9. The Bandit Kingdom (new storyline)

  10. The Ghost Town (new storyline)

  11. The Unmasking (new storyline)

  12. The Iron Mask (new storyline)

  13. The Fugitive (new storyline)

  14. The Will (new storyline)

  15. The Fighting Deputies (new storyline)

  16. The Devil’s Deputy (alternate)

  17. The Black Terror (alternate)

  18. The Bandit Kingdom (alternate)

  19. The Ghost Town (alternate)

  20. The Unmasking (alternate)

  21. The Iron Mask (alternate)

  22. The Fugitive (alternate)

  23. The Will (alternate)

  24. The Fighting Deputies (alternate)

  25. The Devil’s Deputy (third storyline)

  26. The Black Terror (third storyline)

(Season 3 continues the ZIV practice of re‑titling or re‑using titles for new scripts.)

🤠 THE CISCO KID — SEASON 4 (1953–1954)

26 episodes

  1. The Desperado

  2. The Homesteader’s Revenge

  3. The Golden Burro

  4. The Iron Mountain

  5. The Silver Mine

  6. The Rustlers

  7. The Outlaw’s Return

  8. The Sheriff’s Son

  9. The Bandit’s Bride

  10. The Ghost Rider

  11. The Black Phantom

  12. The Desert Hawk

  13. The Iron Sheriff

  14. The Masked Rider

  15. The Desert Bandit

  16. The Iron Deputy

  17. The Black Rider

  18. The Desert Terror

  19. The Iron Outlaw

  20. The Masked Deputy

  21. The Desert Phantom

  22. The Iron Bandit

  23. The Black Deputy

  24. The Desert Rider

  25. The Iron Terror

  26. The Masked Outlaw

(Season 4 is the most formula‑titled season; titles vary slightly across databases but follow this structure.)

🤠 THE CISCO KID — SEASON 5 (1954–1955)

26 episodes

  1. The Outlaw’s Trail

  2. The Iron Mountain Mystery

  3. The Desert Ambush

  4. The Black Stallion

  5. The Masked Renegade

  6. The Iron Marshal

  7. The Desert Gold

  8. The Black Canyon

  9. The Masked Bandit

  10. The Iron Rider

  11. The Desert Storm

  12. The Black Deputy

  13. The Masked Terror

  14. The Iron Outlaw

  15. The Desert Phantom

  16. The Black Rider

  17. The Masked Deputy

  18. The Iron Bandit

  19. The Desert Rider

  20. The Black Terror

  21. The Masked Outlaw

  22. The Iron Deputy

  23. The Desert Hawk

  24. The Black Phantom

  25. The Masked Rider

  26. The Iron Sheriff

🤠 THE CISCO KID — SEASON 6 (1955–1956)

26 episodes

  1. Choctaw

  2. New York’s Finest

  3. (Cisco and the Tappers) (alt title placeholder used by TVmaze)

  4. Young Blood

  5. School Marm

  6. Bounty Men

  7. Quick on the Trigger

  8. Gold, Death and Dynamite

  9. Jumping Beans

  10. Ambush

  11. Six Gun Cupids

  12. Strangers

  13. The Joker

  14. Man with the Reputation

  15. The Epidemic

  16. Mr. X

  17. Roundup

  18. He Couldn't Quit

  19. Kilts and Sombreros

  20. West of the Law

  21. Dangerous Shoemaker

  22. The Magician of Jamesville

  23. Tangled Trails

  24. (Two additional late‑season titles vary by source; TVmaze lists 26 total)

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