On this day, January 7, 1989, Bordertown premiered on The Family Channel. Set in the 1880s, this Western drama explored life in a small town situated on the border between the United States and Canada. The series followed the lives of its diverse residents, including a Canadian Mountie, a U.S. Marshal, and a female doctor, as they navigated the challenges of law, order, and coexistence.
Running for three seasons with 78 episodes, Bordertown was praised for its historical themes and well-developed characters. The show offered a unique perspective on cross-border cooperation and the blending of cultures in a frontier setting.
Fun Fact: Bordertown was filmed in Canada and became a favorite among fans of Western dramas, thanks to its mix of action, historical context, and compelling storylines.
Do you remember watching Bordertown? How do you think it compares to other Western shows of the 80s?
Running for three seasons with 78 episodes, Bordertown was praised for its historical themes and well-developed characters. The show offered a unique perspective on cross-border cooperation and the blending of cultures in a frontier setting.
Fun Fact: Bordertown was filmed in Canada and became a favorite among fans of Western dramas, thanks to its mix of action, historical context, and compelling storylines.
Do you remember watching Bordertown? How do you think it compares to other Western shows of the 80s?