F TROOP/ABC/1965-67 - Military comedy about a misfit group of cavalry soldiers stationed at Fort Courage, a remote outpost in the Kansas/Missouri Territory in the days following the Civil War. Captain Wilton Parmenter (Ken Berry), a city dude from Philadelphia, commanded the men of F Troop which included the con-artist Sergeant Morgan O'Rourke (Forrest Tucker); and his dim-witted assistant, Corporal Randolph Agarn (Larry Storch). (30 Minutes) 

FATHER MURPHY/NBC/1981-84 - Set in the Dakota Territory of the 1870s, this western drama starred Merlin Olsen as John Michael Murphy, a bearded frontiersman who impersonated a priest to keep a group of gold miner's orphans from being handed over to the not-so-caring local county officials. He carried out the scam with the assistance of his black friend, Moses Gage (Moses Gunn) and Mae Woodward (Katherine Cannon), a young teacher. When his deception was finally exposed, he married Mae and adopted all the children to keep them together. (60 Minutes) 

THE FOREST RANGERS/SYN/1965-66 - Contemporary adventure set in the North Woods with Junior Rangers and their adult counterparts as they faced danger, and the unknown in the Canadian wilderness. (30 minutes). 

FRONTIER/NBC/1955-56 - Western anthology narrated by Walter Coy about the problems faced by hordes of Americans moving west in the last century. The program closed with the words,  "It happened that way...moving west." (30 Minutes) 

FRONTIER ADVENTURE  See - "Death Valley Days" 

FRONTIER CIRCUS/CBS/1961-62 - Circus drama set in the Southwest of the late 1800s about the T&T Circus, a traveling band of entertainers lead by Colonel Casey Thompson (Chill Wills) and his partner Ben Travis (John Derek). (60 Minutes) 

FRONTIER JUSTICE/CBS/1958-61 - Western anthology originally aired on DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATER. These summer reruns were hosted by Lew Ayres (1958), Melvyn Douglas (1959) and Ralph Bellamy (1961). (30 Minutes) 

FRONTIER THEATRE/DUM/1950 - Series comprised of old reedited western theatrical releases. (60 Minutes) 

FURY/NBC/1955-56 (rerun in 1966)  - The Saturday morning live-action tale of a black stallion who belonged to an orphaned boy named Joey (Bobby Diamond). He lived at the Broken Wheel Ranch with his foster father, Jim Newton (Peter Graves) and his ranch hand Pete (William Fawcett). Jim Newton gave Fury to Joey to teach him responsibility. The series was syndicated as BRAVE STALLION. (30 minutes)