Western
United States of America
The Texan followed the adventures of Bill Longley, played by Rory Calhoun, a wandering cowboy and former soldier of fortune who traveled throughout the American Southwest. Longley used his quick wits and sharpshooting skills to help those in need and confront various villains and outlaws.
Throughout the series, Longley found himself embroiled in various conflicts and faced dangerous situations, often relying on his resourcefulness and bravery to come out on top. Whether facing off against corrupt lawmen, ruthless bandits, or crafty con artists, Longley always managed to outsmart his opponents and uphold justice in the wild frontier.
In addition to his prowess with a gun, Longley was also known for his sense of honor and integrity, earning the respect and admiration of the people he encountered on his travels. The Texan showcased the rugged beauty of the American West and depicted the challenges and dangers faced by those living on the frontier during a tumultuous period in history.
Despite its relatively short run, The Texan remains a beloved classic of television Westerns, thanks in large part to Rory Calhoun's charismatic portrayal of the titular character and the series' exciting and action-packed storylines.
