Broken Arrow - S02E02: Conquistador

Name: Conquistador
Genre: Western
Released: 1957-10-08
Duration: 30 min

Oct 08, 1957WesternSeason 2, Episode 2

A Mexican ranch owner is pressured by his foreman to not allow Cochise to move and water his cattle on the ranch property, by threatening to tell the don's daughter that her mother was Apache.

Cast: Michael Ansara, John Lupton, Tom Fadden

All Episodes - Season 2

01White Man's MagicOct 01, 1957 02ConquistadorOct 08, 1957 03Apache ChildOct 15, 1957 04Ghost SicknessOct 22, 1957 05Black MomentOct 29, 1957 06The ArsenalNov 05, 1957 07Devil's EyeNov 12, 1957 08The TeacherNov 19, 1957 09The Bounty HuntersNov 26, 1957 10Renegades ReturnDec 03, 1957 11Smoke SignalDec 10, 1957 12Son of CochiseDec 17, 1957 13White SavageDec 24, 1957 14Indian MedicineDec 31, 1957 15Water WitchJan 07, 1958 16OutlawsJun 10, 1958 17Bad BoyJan 21, 1958 18MassacreJan 28, 1958 19Shadow of CochiseFeb 04, 1958 20Warrant for ArrestFeb 11, 1958 21EscapeFeb 18, 1958 22Aztec TreasureFeb 25, 1958 23Hired KillerMar 04, 1958 24PanicMar 11, 1958 25The DuelMar 18, 1958 26The Iron MaidenMar 25, 1958 27The SistersApr 01, 1958 28War TrailApr 08, 1958 29TurncoatApr 15, 1958 30PowerApr 22, 1958 31Bear TrapApr 29, 1958 32Old EnemyMay 06, 1958 33Blood BrothersMay 13, 1958 34The Courage of Ling TangMay 20, 1958 35BacklashMay 27, 1958 36ManhuntJun 03, 1958 37The OutlawsJun 10, 1958 38JeopardyJun 17, 1958 39The TransferJun 24, 1958

Broken Arrow S02E02 Synopsis

Broken Arrow "Conquistador" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1957-10-08, this episode is part of Season 2 of Broken Arrow. Featuring performances from Michael Ansara, John Lupton, Tom Fadden among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Western series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. A Mexican ranch owner is pressured by his foreman to not allow Cochise to move and water his cattle on the ranch property, by threatening to tell the don's daughter that her mother was Apache.