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Anyone watch those?
If so which one's do you like?
Or even movies as well.
If so which one's do you like?
Or even movies as well.
TV Westerns.
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Actually there is a great one that is modern. AMC's Hell on Wheels.. great western about the railroad.
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Five and a half words: The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
I would also recommend the Trinity movies:
"Boot Hill"
"They Call Me Trinity"
"Trinity is still my name"
(In that order)
I would also recommend the Trinity movies:
"Boot Hill"
"They Call Me Trinity"
"Trinity is still my name"
(In that order)
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My favorite western is "High Noon" But they dont show it on TV very often
I liked Bonanza
Mini series Lonesome Dove also
The Cisco Kid was my favorite as a kid
I liked Bonanza
Mini series Lonesome Dove also
The Cisco Kid was my favorite as a kid
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Bonanza, Gunsmoke and The Rifleman are the cable TV steadies. They're ok, but I'm more of a fan of the offbeat westerns, like Maverick (James Garner), The Wild Wild West and Kung Fu.
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Love old westerns
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There's Kung Fu, then there's everything else.
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It's not even a western. It's an eastern western.
Hollywood said it couldn't be done and ABC came along and slapped Hollywood in the face.
Then ABC slapped logic in the face and passed on Bruce Lee.
Cool show all the same.
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Some of those old John Wayne movies about the cavalry were really good
"She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" etc
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I watched a little Lone Ranger, some random black & white show (Gene Autry I think), and Gunsmoke - but Wild, Wild West was my favorite. Catchy intro song, off-the-wall technology, and all-around fun. On a side note, James Arness is one tall dude for his time, towering at 6' 7"!
Also, Tombstone (1993) is my favorite Western of all time, followed closely by High Plains Drifter.
Also, Tombstone (1993) is my favorite Western of all time, followed closely by High Plains Drifter.
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I grew up pretty much watching watching westerns thanks to my dad. Usually, it was 'Gunsmoke', but eventually with the advent of the interwebs we were able to find other stuff such as 'Have Gun, Will Travel', 'Rifleman', 'Cheyenne', 'Lonesome Dove', 'Rawhide', 'Wagon Train', and probably a bunch of others I can't remember the names of. Thank God of AMC too.
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