The Western series Gunsmoke was on TV for 20 years - and then it suddenly got canceled without warning. Here's what happened.

After its TV run, Gunsmoke returned in the form of several TV movies. Here's the correct order to watch them.

The adult western drama with James Arness is finding loyal fans and new audiences on Peacock, Paramount+ and Pluto TV.

‘Reacher’ led Nielsen’s streaming charts for the week of March 3-9, and the classic TV western ‘Gunsmoke’ made its first appearance in the top 10.

“Gunsmoke,” the legendary TV series that ran for two decades, had the spotlight in 1966 and 1967 with the rodeo-circuit entertainment duo of Colorado boy Ken Curtis (Deputy Festus Haggen) and ...

James Arness, who presided over the frontier town of Dodge City as television’s most enduring western hero, the laconic, fair-minded and incorruptible Marshal Matt Dillon of the two-decade-long ...

For hard-core “Gunsmoke” fans, it’s a dream come true. Six decades after the show started, there will be a reunion of six “Gunsmoke” actors in Dodge City, including Burt Reynolds.

Reflections on ‘Gunsmoke,’ the myth of the lawman and the police reform protests by Roger House, opinion contributor - 07/22/20 11:00 AM ET ...