Outlaws

Synopsis

Outlaws is a western television series that aired in 1986, starring William Lucking. The show follows a group of exiled Confederate soldiers who become outlaws, helping those in need while on the run from the law. With a mix of action, drama, and wild west adventures, Outlaws explores themes of justice, redemption, and loyalty against the backdrop of the post-Civil War era. Each episode brings a new challenge for the main characters as they navigate their dangerous and unpredictable world, forming unlikely alliances and facing moral dilemmas along the way.

Cast

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  William Lucking

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  Charles Napier

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  Richard Roundtree

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  Rod Taylor

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  Patrick Houser

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  Christine Belford

Reviews

Outlaws received mixed reviews from critics during its original run. While some praised the show for its unique premise and engaging characters, others criticized its episodic nature and occasional lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes' Critics Consensus states, 'Outlaws delivers on exciting action sequences and solid performances, but falls short in its execution of larger narrative arcs.' IMDb users rated the show 7.1/10, with many highlighting the chemistry between the cast members and the thrilling gunfights. However, some viewers found the dialogue cliché and the pacing uneven. Metacritic gave Outlaws a score of 55 out of 100, citing inconsistent writing and direction as its main drawbacks.