Tales of Wells Fargo
Forty-Four Forty
TV Flash files “Forty-Four Forty” as hour 114 of 200 in the TV Flash guide — Tales of Wells Fargo (1957–1962) on NBC, season 4, episode 24, aired 1960-02-29, 30 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S04E24: listed hour 114 of 200 in the Tales of Wells Fargo guide, hour 24 of 37 in season 4. It aired 1960-02-29 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “The English Woman” (S04E23). Next is “The Late Mayor Brown” (S04E25).
Viewer FAQ
Where does Forty-Four Forty sit in the Tales of Wells Fargo guide?
S04E24 is listed hour 114 of 200 — hour 24 of 37 in season 4, season 4 episode 24.
When did Tales of Wells Fargo S04E24 air?
Forty-Four Forty aired 1960-02-29 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Where should I start?
Start with Robertson's soft-spoken agent on a company assignment. The Wells Fargo badge as case file is the form from week one.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Tales of Wells Fargo made Dale Robertson a soft-spoken company agent on the frontier circuit: procedural structure on the trail, top-ten western of the boom years. Real cowboy credentials instead of gimmicks. In 2026 it is corporate-cowboy justice as weekly form — the Wells Fargo badge as a case file, not just a logo.
The silhouette is a soft-spoken company man on a horse: no gimmick hat, a badge with a payroll, frontier light on a corporate cowboy. Tales of Wells Fargo (NBC, 1957–1962) made Dale Robertson a Wells Fargo agent — Jim Hardie — on the frontier circuit: procedural structure on the trail, top-ten western of the boom years, 200 episodes, six seasons. Frank Gruber and James Brooks. William Demarest as Jeb Gaine, Jack Ging as Beau McCloud in the later, ranch-expanded seasons. Robertson's real cowboy credentials sold…
Filed against
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- Jack Ging as Beau McCloud
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