“Speeding down the track...”
Television version of the classic train story of Casey Jones, the engineer of the steam-engine powered "Cannonball Express".


“Speeding down the track...”
Television version of the classic train story of Casey Jones, the engineer of the steam-engine powered "Cannonball Express".
1 season · 32 episodes
Television version of the classic train story of Casey Jones, the engineer of the steam-engine powered "Cannonball Express".
Night Mail
Oct 8, 195730 min
Casey's employer, the Midwest & Central Railroad faces bankruptcy unless it gets a U.S. mail contract for the St. Louis to Ft. Worth run. The catch is that the company that gets the contract must win a train race. The MCRR's track runs thro
Spurline to Danger
Oct 16, 195730 min
At an Army outpost, a tough and by-the-book Colonel Bullock, determined to eliminate all Indians, threatens to have two Indian braves executed. As a result, a Sioux war party launches an all out attack on the outpost.
Death Rides the Tender
Oct 21, 195730 min
After an old prospector is shot by an outlaw to steal his treasure map, Casey helps the sheriff catch the murderer, but then later discovers that the villain is the wayward son of carpenter Pete Dunlap, one of Casey's best friends.
The Gunslinger
Oct 23, 195730 min
A young girls one chance of surviving an attack of appendicitis while on the Cannonball, hinges on the Doctor aboard. The only problem with that is he is a being escorted by the sheriff as a prisoner on his way to jail.
A Badge for Casey
Jun 15, 195830 min
A group of outlaws commandeer The Cannonball and prevent Casey and the crew from leaving town, the Sheriff is shot so Casey puts on the badge, but when he asks the townspeople for help only one steps forward. Lee Van Cleef is the bad guy.
The Trackwalker
Jun 22, 195830 min
A track-walker saves the Cannonball from certain disaster, so Casey offers him a job, but he has a secret past . Russell Johnson plays the track-walker, 7 years before he and Alan Hale Jnr. would be stranded on Gilligan's Island.