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The High Chaparral

Episode Ratings

IMDb ratings graph for every episode of The High Chaparral across all 4 seasons.

1967–1971 · 4 seasons · NBC · Western · Drama

IMDb

7.6

3k ratings

TMDB

6.7

27 ratings

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Episode Ratings

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8.0

8.4

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8.2

8.8

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8.6

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7.9

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7.7

8.3

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8.2

8.0

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7.7

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7.8

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8.0

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E10

7.8

8.6

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E11

8.4

8.0

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E12

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7.8

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E13

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7.4

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E14

7.8

8.1

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E15

7.8

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E16

7.5

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E17

8.2

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E18

8.2

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E19

7.9

8.1

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E20

8.2

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E21

7.8

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E22

8.4

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E23

8.3

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E24

7.8

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E25

8.2

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E26

8.3

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E27

7.5

E28

7.8

AVG

8.0

8.1

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Overview

The High Chaparral is an American Western-themed television series starring Leif Erickson and Cameron Mitchell which aired on NBC from 1967 to 1971. The series, made by Xanadu Productions in association with NBC Productions, was created by David Dortort, who had previously created the hit Bonanza for the network. The theme song was also written and conducted by Bonanza scorer David Rose, who also scored the two-hour pilot.

NetworkNBC

Runtime~52 min

Seasons4

The High Chaparral holds an IMDb rating of 7.6 from 3K votes. Across its 36 rated episodes, the highest-rated is S2E2 "Ten Little Indians" at 8.8, and the lowest is S2E13 "Our Lady of Guadalupe" at 7.4. Season 2 is the strongest, averaging 8.1 per episode. Explore the full episode ratings graph below, season by season.

Peak8.8

S2E2Ten Little Indians

Low point7.4

S2E13Our Lady of Guadalupe

Averages 8.0 across 36 rated episodes — strongest run is Season 2 at 8.1.