Western movies may be iconic, but TV shows in the same genre kept things going for decades as well and still hold up.

You can finally get back in the saddle with your favorite westerns, thanks to MeTV's new spinoff channel WEST.

It’s incredible to think that the 1902 novel The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains by Owen Wister served as the basis for one of the longest-running Western TV shows of all time, which had 249 ...

Saddle up for TV's third-longest-running Western series, a character-driven drama that also was TV's first weekly 90-minute Western. The ambitious NBC show (1962-71) stars Lee J. Cobb as owner of ...

James Drury died Monday at 85. The actor played the title rancher on "The Virginian," the longest-running TV Western behind "Gunsmoke" and "Bonanza." ...

It's been decades since Western TV fare such as Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Maverick, Rawhide and The Virginian aired on network ...

The Virginian was one of the early shows in color, first making its debut in 1962. It had a reliably dedicated audience, ultimately becoming the third longest-running Western series on television ...

Along with Gunsmoke and Bonanza, The Virginian is one of the longest-running TV westerns of all time. The show, which was inspired by a 1902 novel by Owen Wister, aired on NBC from 1962 to 1971. ...

He also starred in the TV series “Firehouse,” which aired for a few months in 1974. In a 2018 interview cited by the New York Times, Drury said, “I had a great deal of issues getting past ...

On TV, he played Billy the Kid on “The Tall Man” and was seen on the long-running “The Virginian.” His movies ranged from “The Killers” to “The Last Picture Show.” ...