Laredo: The Deadliest Kid in the West (1966) | FULL WESTERN MOVIE | Classic TV Western
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▶ Watch on YouTubeSaddle up for a hard-hitting classic Western adventure with "The Deadliest Kid in the West," a standout 1966 feature episode from the legendary NBC television series Laredo! Known for its unique blend of gritty action and frontier humor, this episode delivers classic 1960s Hollywood gun-slinging at its finest. Plot Summary Our favorite bickering, tough-as-nails Texas Rangers are back under the strict, jaundiced eye of Captain Parmalee. After landing themselves in hot water yet again, Reese, Chad, and Joe find themselves volunteering for a dirty, thankless job to get first crack at testing out the army's experimental new rifles. But when a dangerous and deceptively young threat rolls into town, the Rangers step right into the crosshairs of trouble. Packed with saloon-style tension, quick-draw standoffs, and the iconic, brotherly chemistry of the Rangers, they'll have to rely on more than just fast reflexes to survive the deadliest kid the West has to offer. Cast & Crew Reese Bennett: Neville Brand Chad Cooper: Peter Brown Joe Riley: William Smith Captain Edward Parmalee: Philip Carey Johnny (Guest Star): Jack Kelly Gussie (Guest Star): Gina Gillespie Director: Leon Benson Writer: Gerry Day Original Air Date: March 31, 1966 About the "Laredo" Series Airing from 1965 to 1967, Laredo followed a tight-knit trio of post-Civil War Texas Rangers stationed along the tumultuous Mexican border. Loved for its action-packed storylines and the legendary camaraderie between stars Neville Brand, Peter Brown, and William Smith (inspired by the dynamic of the classic film Gunga Din), it remains a gold standard for vintage TV Westerns. 🤠 Love the Old West? Hit that Like button, drop a Comment with your favorite Laredo moment, and Subscribe to the channel for more full-length classic Westerns, vintage TV episodes, and retro cinema! #Laredo #ClassicWestern #FullWesternMovie #OldWest #1960sWesterns #NevilleBrand #TexasRangers #VintageTV