F Troop
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F Troop

6.2
Yr 1965
Rt 30m
Status Ended
Comedy Western
Series Brief

Overview

F Troop is a satirical American television sitcom that originally aired for two seasons on ABC-TV. It debuted in the United States on September 14, 1965 and concluded its run on April 6, 1967 with a total of 65 episodes. The first season of 34 episodes was filmed in black-and-white, but the show switched to color for its second season.

Why fans love it

F Troop turns the high-stakes drama of the 19th century American frontier into an exercise in bureaucratic incompetence. By shifting the perspective from traditional heroic tropes to the ineptitudes of a remote cavalry post, the series finds comedy in the contrast between historical expectations and the reality of a dysfunctional military unit. It leans heavily into the absurdity of the Wild West, prioritizing punchlines over historical accuracy.

The transition from black and white to color midway through its two-season run underscores the show’s evolution from gritty parody to a more vibrant visual style. Forrest Tucker leads an ensemble cast that relies on broad character archetypes to anchor the pacing of its 65 episodes. The show remains a distinct example of the mid-sixties sitcom approach, where the setting serves as a playground for satire rather than a stage for serious historical exploration.

Featured Players

Cast 75

Larry Storch
as Corporal Randolph Agarn
65 episodes
Don Rickles
1 episode
Jack Elam
1 episode
Charles Seel
as Clem Hackett - Prospector
2 episodes
Forrest Tucker
as Sergeant. Morgan O'Rourke
65 episodes
Ken Berry
as Captain Wilton Parmenter
65 episodes
Melody Patterson
as Wrangler Jane Angelica Thrift
65 episodes
James Hampton
as Hannibal Dobbs
65 episodes
Bob Steele
as Trooper Duffy
65 episodes
Don Diamond
as Crazy Cat
65 episodes
Joe Brooks
65 episodes
Frank De Kova
as Chief Wild Eagle
66 episodes
Henry Gibson
2 episodes
J. Pat O'Malley
as Medicine Man
2 episodes
Victor French
1 episode
William Conrad
1 episode
Pat Harrington Jr.
1 episode
George Tyne
1 episode
Mako
as Samurai Warrior
1 episode
Willard Waterman
1 episode
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Julie Newmar
1 episode
Peter Leeds
1 episode
Pippa Scott
1 episode
Mary Wickes
1 episode
George Furth
1 episode
Zsa Zsa Gabor
1 episode
Frank McHugh
1 episode
Cliff Arquette
1 episode
Willis Bouchey
1 episode
Andrew Duggan
1 episode
Charles Lane
1 episode
Mae Clarke
1 episode
John Stephenson
1 episode
Harvey Korman
1 episode
Milton Berle
1 episode
Victor Jory
1 episode
Vincent Price
1 episode
Allyn Joslyn
1 episode
Jackie Joseph
1 episode
James Gregory
3 episodes
Joby Baker
1 episode
Vic Tayback
1 episode
Cathy Lewis
1 episode
Don Beddoe
1 episode
Del Moore
1 episode
Jeanette Nolan
1 episode
Paul Lynde
1 episode
Luana Patten
1 episode
Lee Meriwether
1 episode
John Dehner
1 episode
Ben Gage
1 episode
Patrice Wymore
2 episodes
Fred Clark
1 episode
Parley Baer
1 episode
MaKee K. Blaisdell
1 episode
Nydia Westman
1 episode
Abbe Lane
1 episode
Jay Novello
1 episode
Peter Robbins
1 episode
Richard Reeves
as Jim Sweeney
1 episode
Amzie Strickland
1 episode
Tommy Farrell
1 episode
James Griffith
1 episode
Tol Avery
1 episode
Don 'Red' Barry
as Col. Donnely
1 episode
Bernard Fox
1 episode
Jamie Farr
1 episode
George Gobel
as Henry Terkel
1 episode
Sterling Holloway
1 episode
Med Flory
1 episode
Mike Mazurki
1 episode
Forrest Lewis
1 episode
John Mitchum
4 episodes
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Keywords

wild west sitcom 19th century