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Broken Arrow
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Broken Arrow

1956
Broken Arrow
Broken Arrow

Broken Arrow

7.5 | NR | en | Western

Broken Arrow is a Western series which ran on ABC-TV in prime time from 1956 through 1958 on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Eastern time. Repeat episodes were shown by ABC on Sunday afternoons during the 1959–60 season. Selected repeats were then shown once again in prime time during the summer of 1960.

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Seasons & Episodes

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EP39  The Transfer
Jun. 24,1958
The Transfer

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EP38  Jeopardy
Jun. 17,1958
Jeopardy

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EP37  The Outlaws
Jun. 10,1958
The Outlaws

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EP36  Manhunt
Jun. 03,1958
Manhunt

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EP35  Backlash
May. 27,1958
Backlash

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EP34  The Courage of Ling Tang
May. 20,1958
The Courage of Ling Tang

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EP33  Blood Brothers
May. 13,1958
Blood Brothers

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EP32  Old Enemy
May. 06,1958
Old Enemy

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EP31  Bear Trap
Apr. 29,1958
Bear Trap

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EP29  Turncoat
Apr. 15,1958
Turncoat

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EP28  War Trail
Apr. 08,1958
War Trail

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EP27  The Sisters
Apr. 01,1958
The Sisters

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EP26  The Iron Maiden
Mar. 25,1958
The Iron Maiden

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EP25  The Duel
Mar. 18,1958
The Duel

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EP24  Panic
Mar. 11,1958
Panic

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EP23  Hired Killer
Mar. 04,1958
Hired Killer

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EP22  Aztec Treasure
Feb. 25,1958
Aztec Treasure

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EP21  Escape
Feb. 18,1958
Escape

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EP20  Warrant for Arrest
Feb. 11,1958
Warrant for Arrest

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EP19  Shadow of Cochise
Feb. 04,1958
Shadow of Cochise

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EP18  Massacre
Jan. 28,1958
Massacre

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EP17  Transfer
Jun. 24,1958
Transfer

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EP16  Outlaws
Jun. 10,1958
Outlaws

An outlaw sells whiskey to the Apaches which causes several deaths among the Indians. Cochise begins a search for the outlaw.

EP15  Water Witch
Jan. 07,1958
Water Witch

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EP14  Power
Apr. 22,1958
Power

Cochise, is wounded in a battle and appoints a subchief to rule the Chiracahuas. The new leader, intoxicated with power, tries to lead the Apaches back to war.

EP13  Indian Medicine
Dec. 31,1957
Indian Medicine

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EP12  White Savage
Dec. 24,1957
White Savage

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EP11  Son of Cochise
Dec. 17,1957
Son of Cochise

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EP10  Smoke Signal
Dec. 10,1957
Smoke Signal

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EP9  Renegades Return
Dec. 03,1957
Renegades Return

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EP8  The Bounty Hunters
Nov. 26,1957
The Bounty Hunters

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EP7  The Teacher
Nov. 19,1957
The Teacher

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EP6  Devil's Eye
Nov. 12,1957
Devil's Eye

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EP5  The Arsenal
Nov. 05,1957
The Arsenal

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EP4  Black Moment
Oct. 29,1957
Black Moment

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EP3  Ghost Sickness
Oct. 22,1957
Ghost Sickness

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EP2  Apache Child
Oct. 15,1957
Apache Child

Jeffords intervenes when an exiled Apache abandons his child. Cochise: Michael Ansara. Manuel: Dan Casbian. Sanza: Jil Jarmyn. Tabor: Ken Christy.

EP1  White Man's Magic
Oct. 01,1957
White Man's Magic

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7.5 | NR | en | Western | More Info
Released: 1956-09-25 | Released Producted By: , Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:
Synopsis

Broken Arrow is a Western series which ran on ABC-TV in prime time from 1956 through 1958 on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Eastern time. Repeat episodes were shown by ABC on Sunday afternoons during the 1959–60 season. Selected repeats were then shown once again in prime time during the summer of 1960.

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Cast

Michael Ansara , John Lupton , Tom Fadden

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Mel Berns

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Reviews

mamabell510 As a teen, I watched the series regularly and was definitely glad to see an Indian portrayed as an honorable human being for once. I, too, wish the series were available on DVD. I think the casting of Michael Ansara as Cochise was brilliant. He epitomizes the Cochise portrayed in the original historical novel on which both the film and the series were loosely based, Blood Brother by Elliott Arnold. I just checked and the book is still in print in a rather expensive paperback version. There are many inexpensive used copies available on any number of used book sites. If you enjoyed the series and/or the film, I highly recommend reading the book. The author really did his homework in regard to research and it gives you the broad perspective on the whole relationship between Jeffords and Cochise that could not be as effectively portrayed in a film or half hour episodes in the series.
wgpursell-1 I don't remember much of the actual episodes; only the lessons taught me by the series. My mom (who claimed to be in some small part Blackfoot),had me watch the first few episodes and after that I watched them without her having to coax me. She had told me that the Indians,contrary to what we were lead to believe in school,had a strong sense of honor,Justice, Codes of Conduct and fair play,and took care of and had great respect for their elderly within the tribe. Years later,when I found myself in Ranger training with a full blood Apache, I found him to be a friend who, not only reinforced what mom had said, but was a wealth of information on their customs,rituals,and history. We'd been assigned on several missions together in Vietnam and I believe he'd adopted me as his little brother(then I was 5'8" and he was 6'4")Since I was the smaller I'd go in while he watched my back. It was a learning experience for the both of us as each found that what we had learned in our younger years truly had to be,as YODA would say "unlearn what you have learned". Much like what Broken Arrow taught me,what we all thought to be the case, was NOT the case at all. Perhaps we all could benefit from the lessons Broken Arrow has to teach!?
skoyles I well remember his series with great fondness. My Mother watched primarily to drool over Michael Ansara and I because of the fine flavour of Native American culture. Let us remember the time: in Westerns all Indians were "bad guys" save for Tonto, and the Apaches were the worst of the worst. Yet in "Broken Arrow", as in the motion picture upon which it was based, the Apaches were human and Cochise an heroic figure up to whom any little boy could look. John Lupton suffered from the ""Sugaroot" Will Hutchin's "aw shucks" young Jimmy Stewart lightweight syndrome" but somehow overcame it by dint of good acting and a underlying tragic flavour shared with Ansara and with the whole series. The tension in the series was cultural; the friendship of Cochise nd Tom always balanced against this cultural gulf. Not a typical Western at all but an exploration of multiculturalism in its best sense, "Broken Arrow" was unique in its day.
John Macaluso I don't remember watching a single episode all the way through each program but I do remember in the opening of the series I'd see somebody breaking an arrow, when I was a youngster and whenever I saw my Grandpa Tony breaking a pound of spaghetti in half before putting it in the pot of boiling water it would remind me of the opening to the show Broken Arrow and I'd say, "BROKEN ARROW". Grandpa would say, "Yes! Broken Arrow!" I'm sure it was a pretty good show. I'm surprised that they don't show old reruns of it on TV as they do with Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Could it be available on VHS or DVD? If anybody knows, please do tell me and I'll be very much obliged. But this evening I was cooking spaghetti for dinner tonight and just like my Grandpa I broke the whole pound of spaghetti strands in half and I murmured, "BROKEN ARROW!"