Whiplash

February. 18,1961

Rating：

7.9

Genre：

Drama Western

Keywords：

Trailer Synopsis

Whiplash is a British/Australian television series made by the Seven Network and ATV and ITC Entertainment. Filmed in 1959-60, the series was first broadcast in September 1960 in the United Kingdom followed by Australia in February 1961 and had opening titles featuring the Australian locale and terrain and a dozen wild kangaroos as a Cobb & Co stage passed pulled by a team of five horses driven by Cobb himself.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 1961

34 Episode

Episode 1 - Convict Town

February. 18,1961

Big Tom Ledward rules his settlement with a rod of iron much to his son, Dan Ledward, distaste and is determined to stop Cobb opening a new stage route.

Episode 2 - Rider On The Hill

February. 25,1961

Episode 3 - The Legacy

March. 06,1961

Episode 4 - The Other Side of the Swan

March. 11,1961

Episode 5 - Episode In Bathurst

March. 25,1961

Episode 6 - Twisted Road

April. 01,1961

Episode 7 - The Twisted Road

April. 01,1961

Episode 8 - Actress

April. 15,1961

Episode 9 - The Actress

April. 15,1961

Mike Upton waylays Cobb's coach and kidnaps an attractive actress riding as a passenger. Cobb has to rescue her, and when they run into some angry gold miners, she is forced into the performance of her life.

Episode 10 - Remittance Man

April. 29,1961

Episode 11 - The Remittance Man

April. 29,1961

Episode 12 - Solid Gold Brigade

May. 13,1961

Episode 13 - Stage For Two

May. 20,1961

Episode 14 - Bone That Whispered

May. 27,1961

Episode 15 - The Bone That Whispered

May. 27,1961

Episode 16 - The Day of the Hunter

June. 05,1961

Episode 17 - The Canoomba Affair

June. 17,1961

Episode 18 - The Rushing Sands

June. 24,1961

Episode 19 - Hunters

July. 08,1961

Episode 20 - The Hunters

July. 08,1961

Episode 21 - Portrait In Gunpowder

July. 22,1961

Episode 22 - A Portrait of Gunpowder

July. 22,1961

Episode 23 - Wreckers

August. 05,1961

Episode 24 - The Wreckers

August. 05,1961

Episode 25 - Flood Tide

August. 19,1961

Episode 26 - Dilemna Wool

August. 26,1961

Episode 27 - A Dilemma in Wool

August. 26,1961

Episode 28 - Magic Wire

September. 09,1961

Episode 29 - The Magic Wire

September. 09,1961

Episode 30 - The Haunted Valley

September. 16,1961

Episode 31 - Secret Of The Screaming Hills

September. 30,1961

Episode 32 - Act Of Courage

October. 07,1961

Episode 33 - Adelaide Arabs

October. 14,1961

Episode 34 - The Adelaide Arabs

October. 14,1961

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