Friday, July 31st TV listings for Outlaw (K23MQ-D) Duluth, MN
Fury Joey Finds a Friend
Rancher Jim Newton saves a horse, and later saves a young orphan, and the horse and boy develop a bond.
Fury Killer Stallion
A wild stallion is menacing all the local ranches and frees the horses.
Fury The Horse Coper
Jim must sell some horses or lose the ranch, but he refuses to sell Fury, leading Piggott to trick him onto free government land with the horse, allowing Piggott to claim the stallion.
Fury Joey Goes Hunting
Joey and Pete go hunting, but what they find is trouble when an escaped criminal crosses their path.
Fury Scorched Earth
During a drought, Joey becomes a junior ranger and tries to protect a couple of hunters from starting a forest fire.
Fury Joey's Dame Trouble
Fury keeps running off to be with a white mare; Joey gets in trouble when he tries to solve the relationship.
The Yellow Rose Sacred Ground
Chance is reunited with the mother he's never known; the Champions join hands to punish Jeb Hollister and restore justice.
The Yellow Rose Debt of Honor
Trey Champion comes home to the Yellow Rose, a world-famous rodeo star and a troubled man facing a $350,000 problem or death.
Fury Joey and the Gypsies
Fury is missing.
Fury Joey's Father
A man claiming to be Joey's father shows up at the ranch.
Fury Joey Saves the Day
A stranger claims to be Joey's father, and threatens to take the boy away from Jim and Fury.
Fury The 4-H Story
Joey and Frankie Watson both enter lambs in the 4-H Club Livestock Show.
Fury Junior Rodeo
At a junior rodeo, a competitor underhandedly switches horses with Joey.
Flashing Guns (1947)
A cowboy (Johnny Mack Brown) saves a mortgaged rancher (Raymond Hatton) by exposing a crooked banker.
The Law Comes to Gunsight (1947)
A case of mistaken identity leads a gunslinger to be named sheriff of a small town.
Randy Rides Alone (1934)
Government agent Randy Bowers (John Wayne) is accused of shooting up a saloon and has to escape from the jail to find the man behind the murders.
The Lucky Texan (1934)
Jerry Mason (John Wayne) and his friend Jake (George Hayes) have to keep two crooks away from their gold.
Kid Vengeance (1977)
A 12-year-old (Leif Garrett) avenges his slain parents and kidnapped sister by hunting the outlaw (Lee Van Cleef) to blame.
Comin' at Ya! (1981)
A gunslinger rescues his fiancée from the white slavers who abducted her.
The Red Fury (1984)
A man (William Jordan) and a schoolmarm (Katherine Cannon) defend a lost Indian boy (Juan Gonzalez) and his stallion against town bigots circa 1900.
Flashing Guns (1947)
A cowboy (Johnny Mack Brown) saves a mortgaged rancher (Raymond Hatton) by exposing a crooked banker.
The Law Comes to Gunsight (1947)
A case of mistaken identity leads a gunslinger to be named sheriff of a small town.
Randy Rides Alone (1934)
Government agent Randy Bowers (John Wayne) is accused of shooting up a saloon and has to escape from the jail to find the man behind the murders.
The Belle Starr Story (1967)
Outlaw Belle Starr (Elsa Martinelli) foils the plans of a robber by beating him to the loot.
Bonanza The Last Viking
For saving his life, Ben offers some Ponderosa farmland to an American Indian.
Bonanza The Trail Gang
An outlaw joins the Cartwrights' cattle drive, knowing it will take him to the town where his father is the sheriff.
Range Rider The Black Terror
A killer's reign of terror keeps townspeople in their homes.
Range Rider Marshal From Madero
Range Rider (Jock Mahoney) and Dick (Dick Jones) capture a gang with the help of a U.S. marshal (Stanley Andrews) who was being held hostage.
Range Rider Bullets and Badmen
Range Rider and Dick help when a respected rancher collapses in the street and the town doctor is held captive by outlaws.