Laredo, with its blend of western comedy and high drama, is one of the best television westerns to be found. Laredo premiered in prime time as an episode of The Virginian and was such a big hit, with its wonderful cast, gorgeous color photography, western ambiance and tight, serio-comic scripts, that it was immediately signed for a full season.

Laredo brings together three Texas Rangers with distinctive personalities, strength and weaknesses, under the stern command of Captain Edward Parmalee (Philip Carey). Wacky Reese (Neville Brand), brawny Joe (William Smith) and smooth Chad (Peter Brown) are equally good at roughhouse humor as well as serious law keeping. Chad and Joe are particularly good with the ladies, something most westerns of the day shied away from. In Season 2, Clause Akins joined the cast as Cotton, a character similar to Brand's Reese, and Robert Wolders made several appearances as Ranger Erik Hunter.

Disc 1 Rendezvous At Arillo Anybody Here Seen Billy? I See By Your Outfit A Question of Discipline Limit of the Law Larkin	Disc 2 Yahoo Lazy Foot, Where Are You? Three's Company The Golden Trail The Land Grabbers	Disc 3 The Calico Kid A Matter of Policy The Pride of the Rangers Which Way Did They Go? A Medal For Reese
Disc 4 The Heroes of San Gill Jinx Above The Law It's The End of the Road, Stanley Miracle at Massacre Mission	Disc 5 Meanwhile, Back at The Reservation That's No Way Thataway The Treasure of San Diablo Sound of Terror No Bugles, One Drum	Disc 6 The Deadliest Kid in the West A Very Small Assignment A Taste of Money Quarter Past Eleven That Would Be Gentlemen of Laredo
Disc 7 The Legend Of Midas Mantee The Dance of the Laughing Death A Double Shot of Nepenthe Coup de Grace	Disc 8 The Land Slickers Finnegan Any Way the Wind Blows The Sweet Gang	Disc 9 One Too Many Voices Road to San Remo The Last of the Caesars - Absolutely A Prince of a Ranger Oh Careless Love
Disc 10 Leave It To Dixie The Seventh Day Scourge of San Rosa Short, Happy Fatherhood of Reese Bennett Bonus Feature: Exclusive Interview with Peter Brown	Disc 11 The Bitter Yen of General Ti The Other Cheek Enemies and Brothers Hey Diddle Diddle	Disc 12 The Small Chance Ghost A Question of Guilt Like One of The Family Walk Softly Split the Difference