TV Time Machine

  TOM MIX — COMPLETE FILMOGRAPHY PLAYLIST (1910–1935) Tom Mix filmography (chronological, external sources – 1910–1940) 1910–1914 (early Selig period – mostly shorts) In Old California When the Gringos Came (1911) Back to the Primitive (1911) The Rose of Old St. Augustine (1911) Captain Kate (1911) Saved by the Pony Express (1911) Life on the Border (1911) Dad’s Girls (1911) Told in Colorado (1911) Western Hearts (1911) A Romance of the Rio Grande (1911) A Cowboy’s Best Girl (1912) The Scapegoat (1912) The Range Law (1913) Juggling with Fate (1913) The Sheriff of Yavapai County (1913) The Shotgun Man and the Stage Driver (1913) His Father’s Deputy (1913) Religion and Gun Practice (1913) The Law and the Outlaw (1913) The Only Chance (1913) Taming a Tenderfoot (1913) The Marshal’s Capture (1913) Sallie’s Sure Shot (1913) Made a Coward (1913) The Taming of Texas Pete (1913) The Escape of Jim Dolan (1913) Mother Love vs. Gold (1913) Etienne of the Glad Heart...

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  1970s — The Revisionist & Experimental Era Western TV changes tone: more psychology, anti‑heroes, and genre blending. The Guns of Will Sonnett (1967–1969) – ended just after the era The High Chaparral (1967–1971) – continued into early ’70s Bearcats! (1971) Alias Smith and Jones (1971–1973) The Young Country (1970, pilot film) The Men From Shiloh (1970–1971) – rebranded The Virginian Nichols (1971–1972) Hec Ramsey (1972–1974) Kung Fu (1972–1975) Chico and the Man (1974–1978) – Western‑adjacent urban frontier themes The Texas Rangers (1974) The Quest (1976) How the West Was Won (1976–1979) The Oregon Trail (1976–1977) The Macahans (1976–1979) Centennial (1978–1979) – historical frontier saga The Chisholms (1979–1980) 🤠 1980s — Nostalgia, Miniseries, & Neo‑Western Roots The Western becomes prestige TV, often through miniseries. The Yellow Rose (1983–1984) Bret Maverick (1981–1982) Father Murphy (1981–1983) The Rousters (1983–1984) Paradise / Guns of P...

FULL CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF B‑WESTERN STARS (Silent Era → 1950s) (This is the complete lineage used by Western historians and film archivists.) SILENT ERA FOUNDATIONS (1910s–1920s) Harry Carey Sr. Art Acord Fred Thomson Ken Maynard TRANSITION TO SOUND (Late 1920s–Early 1930s) Tim McCoy Bob Steele Rex Bell Lane Chandler Bill Cody Tom Tyler Buddy Roosevelt Wally Wales (Hal Taliaferro) Jack Perrin Jay Wilsey (Buffalo Bill Jr.) 1930s POVERTY ROW & SERIAL HEROES Johnny Mack Brown Kermit Maynard Bob Custer Ken Maynard (still active) Tom Keene Reb Russell Bill Elliott (Wild Bill Elliott) Charles Starrett (later The Durango Kid) Ray “Crash” Corrigan Max Terhune John “Dusty” King Dick Foran Smith Ballew THE SINGING COWBOY ERA (Mid‑1930s–1940s) Tex Ritter Roy Rogers Jimmy Wakely Eddie Dean Herb Jeffries (The Bronze Buckaroo) Fred Scott Bob Baker THE BIG REPUBLIC & MONOGRAM HEROES (Late 1930s–1940s) William Boyd (Hopalong Cassidy) Don “Red” Barry Allan “Rocky” Lane George Houston Bob L...