Hec Ramsey

• 1972 • 90 min • English • NBC • Ended

Hec was an old timey gunfighter turned lawman who was trying to keep up with the times. He used modern late 1800's criminology techniques to catch bad guys while serving as deputy police chief of the town of New Prospect, Oklahoma. Ricard Boone starred in the title role with Rick Lenz as Police Chief Oliver B. Stamp and Harry Morgan as Dr. Amos Coogan. The series ran for two seasons as part of NBC's Sunday Mystery Movie rotation.

Drama Western

Seasons

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A Hard Road to Vengeance

Aired Nov 25, 1973

90 min

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The Detroit Connection

Aired Dec 30, 1973

90 min

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Dead Heat

Aired Feb 3, 1974

90 min

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Scar Tissue

Aired Mar 10, 1974

90 min

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Only Birds and Fools

Aired Apr 7, 1974

90 min

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The Century Turns

Aired Oct 8, 1972

Appointed Divisional Chief of Police, Hec Ramsey arrives in the city by stagecoach, only to be robbed en route. He reports the incident to his superior, Oliver B. Stamp, upon arrival.

90 min

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Hangman's Wages

Aired Oct 29, 1972

To save his fiancée from becoming the assassin's third victim, Hec Ramsey must free a prisoner scheduled for execution. However, the influx of strangers in town for the execution complicates Ramsey's search for the killer, leaving him with no other choice.

90 min

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The Green Feather Mystery

Aired Dec 17, 1972

Color blindness is the key to a murder frame-up. Hec (Richard Boone) is out to clear some innocent Indians and catch that varmint who killed the three ranchers the Indians are accused of killing. In his scientific way, Hec Ramsey figures out that Indians are being framed for the massacre of a family. He knows Indians wouldn't carelessly leave behind a medicine bag that has been dropped among the victims to throw suspicion on the Indians. Hec's investigation indicates a scheme to scare away settlers.

90 min

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