
Seasons and episodes
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4 - 1The Night of the Big Blackmail September 27, 1968
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4 - 2The Night of the Doomsday Formula October 04, 1968
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4 - 3The Night of the Juggernaut October 11, 1968
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4 - 4The Night of the Sedgewick Curse October 18, 1968
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4 - 5The Night of the Gruesome Games October 25, 1968
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4 - 6The Night of the Kraken November 01, 1968
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4 - 7The Night of the Fugitives November 08, 1968
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4 - 8The Night of the Egyptian Queen November 15, 1968
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4 - 9The Night of Fire and Brimstone November 22, 1968
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4 - 10The Night of the Camera November 29, 1968
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4 - 11The Night of the Avaricious Actuary December 06, 1968
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4 - 12The Night of Miguelito's Revenge December 13, 1968
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4 - 13The Night of the Pelican December 26, 1968
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4 - 14The Night of the Spanish Curse January 03, 1969
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4 - 15The Night of the Winged Terror (1) January 17, 1969
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4 - 16The Night of the Winged Terror (2) January 24, 1969
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4 - 17The Night of the Sabatini Death February 07, 1969
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4 - 18The Night of the Janus February 14, 1969
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4 - 19The Night of the Pistoleros February 21, 1969
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4 - 20The Night of the Diva March 07, 1969
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4 - 21The Night of the Bleak Island March 14, 1969
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4 - 22The Night of the Cossacks March 21, 1969
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4 - 23The Night of the Plague April 04, 1969
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4 - 24The Night of the Tycoons April 11, 1969
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3 - 1The Night of the Bubbling Death September 08, 1967
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3 - 2The Night of the Firebrand September 15, 1967
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3 - 3The Night of the Assassin September 22, 1967
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3 - 4The Night Dr. Loveless Died September 29, 1967
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3 - 5The Night of the Jack O'Diamonds October 06, 1967
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3 - 6The Night of the Samurai October 13, 1967
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3 - 7The Night of the Hangman October 20, 1967
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3 - 8The Night of Montezuma's Hordes October 27, 1967
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3 - 9The Night of the Circus of Death November 03, 1967
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3 - 10The Night of the Falcon November 10, 1967
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3 - 11The Night of the Cut-throats November 17, 1967
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3 - 12The Night of the Legion of Death November 24, 1967
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3 - 13The Night of the Turncoat December 01, 1967
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3 - 14The Night of the Iron Fist December 08, 1967
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3 - 15The Night of the Running Death December 15, 1967
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3 - 16The Night of the Arrow December 29, 1967
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3 - 17The Night of the Headless Woman January 05, 1968
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3 - 18The Night of the Vipers January 12, 1968
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3 - 19The Night of the Underground Terror January 19, 1968
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3 - 20The Night of the Death Masks January 26, 1968
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3 - 21The Night of the Undead February 02, 1968
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3 - 22The Night of the Amnesiac February 09, 1968
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3 - 23The Night of the Simian Terror February 16, 1968
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3 - 24The Night of the Death Maker February 23, 1968
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2 - 1The Night of the Eccentrics September 16, 1966
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2 - 2The Night of the Golden Cobra September 23, 1966
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2 - 3The Night of the Raven September 30, 1966
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2 - 4The Night of the Big Blast October 07, 1966
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2 - 5The Night of the Returning Dead October 14, 1966
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2 - 6The Night of the Flying Pie Plate October 21, 1966
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2 - 7The Night of the Poisonous Posey October 28, 1966
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2 - 8The Night of the Bottomless Pit November 04, 1966
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2 - 9The Night of the Watery Death November 11, 1966
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2 - 10The Night of the Green Terror November 18, 1966
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2 - 11The Night of the Ready-Made Corpse November 25, 1966
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2 - 12The Night of the Man-Eating House December 12, 1966
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2 - 13The Night of the Skulls December 16, 1966
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2 - 14The Night of the Infernal Machine December 23, 1966
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2 - 15The Night of the Lord of Limbo December 30, 1966
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2 - 16The Night of the Tottering Tontine January 06, 1967
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2 - 17The Night of the Feathered Fury January 13, 1967
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2 - 18The Night of the Gypsy Peril January 20, 1967
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2 - 19The Night of the Tartar February 03, 1967
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2 - 20The Night of the Vicious Valentine February 10, 1967
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2 - 21The Night of the Brain February 17, 1967
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2 - 22The Night of the Deadly Bubble February 24, 1967
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2 - 23The Night of the Surreal McCoy March 03, 1967
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2 - 24The Night of the Colonel's Ghost March 10, 1967
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2 - 25The Night of the Deadly Blossom March 17, 1967
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2 - 26The Night of the Cadre March 24, 1967
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2 - 27The Night of the Wolf March 31, 1967
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2 - 28The Night of the Bogus Bandits April 07, 1967
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1 - 1The Night of the Inferno September 17, 1965
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1 - 2The Night of the Deadly Bed September 24, 1965
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1 - 3The Night the Wizard Shook the Earth October 01, 1965
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1 - 4The Night of Sudden Death October 08, 1965
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1 - 5The Night of the Casual Killer October 15, 1965
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1 - 6The Night of a Thousand Eyes October 22, 1965
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1 - 7The Night of the Glowing Corpse October 29, 1965
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1 - 8The Night of the Dancing Death November 05, 1965
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1 - 9The Night of the Double-Edged Knife November 12, 1965
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1 - 10The Night That Terror Stalked the Town November 19, 1965
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1 - 11The Night of the Red-Eyed Madmen November 26, 1965
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1 - 12The Night of the Human Trigger December 03, 1965
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1 - 13The Night of the Torture Chamber December 10, 1965
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1 - 14The Night of the Howling Light December 17, 1965
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1 - 15The Night of the Fatal Trap December 24, 1965
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1 - 16The Night of the Steel Assassin January 07, 1966
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1 - 17The Night the Dragon Screamed January 14, 1966
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1 - 18The Night of the Flaming Ghost January 21, 1966
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1 - 19The Night of the Grand Emir January 28, 1966
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1 - 20The Night of the Whirring Death February 18, 1966
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1 - 21The Night of the Puppeteer February 25, 1965
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1 - 22The Night of the Bars of Hell March 04, 1966
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1 - 23The Night of the Two-Legged Buffalo March 11, 1966
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1 - 24The Night of the Druid's Blood March 25, 1966
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1 - 25The Night of the Freebooters April 01, 1966
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1 - 26The Night of the Burning Diamond April 08, 1966
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1 - 27The Night of the Murderous Spring April 15, 1966
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1 - 28The Night of the Sudden Plague April 22, 1966
Overview
The Wild Wild West is an American television series. Developed at a time when the television western was losing ground to the spy genre, this show was conceived by its creator, Michael Garrison, as "James Bond on horseback." Set during the administration of President Ulysses Grant, the series followed Secret Service agents James West and Artemus Gordon as they solved crimes, protected the President, and foiled the plans of megalomaniacal villains to take over all or part of the United States. The show also featured a number of fantasy elements, such as the technologically advanced devices used by the agents and their adversaries. The combination of the Victorian era time-frame and the use of Verne-esque style technology have inspired some to give the show credit for the origins of the steam punk subculture.