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I still watch Gun smoke everyday❤️🇺🇸

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Yes that ist,I Like It verry much❤

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I met Buck Taylor when he came to Quincy, IL. He is a very nice man and takes time to visit with people. I still have the pictures of Matt and Miss Kitty. God bless you and your family.

Thank you, Buck Taylor. It was a pleasure listening to your interview. God Bless

@DavidMorris at 10:10 Buck nails it about _Why are Cowboys still looked up to today._ They were heroes, and great Role Models for us kids in the 50's and 60's, who taught us on film, how to be Good, Honest, and to Work Hard, if we wanted to be successful in life. 👍👍

Gran trabajo ambientar y adaptar las escena a la época.En la década de los '50...Los autos,las decoraciones de las casas,la vestimentas de los personajes.¡Excelente trabajo! traducción (Mendoza Argentina)

Thank old Inhofe for choosing his boys over y’all. To him, Picher and Cardin were a cancer, and he was absolutely determined to beat it… What a POS.

I thought the Newly character was a great fit for the ensemble cast on "Gunsmoke"--a very likable and valuable member of the group around Marshal Dillon. In fact, I thought he was a step up from the more low-intelligence and comic foil sidekicks that dominated in most seasons of the show. Chester was a decent and devoted guy but portrayed as rather dense and silly much of the time. Festus was played too over-the-top, in my view--the excessive hick drawl and rambling brainless speechifying served to dumb down the sidekick character, although in tough situations Festus was up for serious battle and more than carried his load. I wish the series had featured more characters like Newly, Thad and Quint. Those characters had shorter runs on the show but were important to the cast dynamic.

What two movies did Buck do with Sam Elliott and Tom Beringer

One hell of a actor Sam Elliott requested him for Gettysburg and the rough riders

Jim............ Connors was pretty good also.

What on earth did this guy do in his past life , is he hitler

Appreciate this, awesome presentation. I was 44 years old before I actually cowboyed. Helping 2 neighbors. Proudest when I turned the herd at 46 years old!

Still a handsome man

My sweet Dad, who passed away in 2007, met Buck Taylor at the Fort Worth Rodeo back in the 1990s. My Dad was a very quiet conservative pre-depression farmer's child, born the year the Singing Brakeman, Jimmie Rodgers, hit the big-time.....1927. He said that Buck Taylor was very nice, and a very interesting and talented man. Gunsmoke was mine AND my Dad's favorite TV show during it's twenty-year run. God bless Buck Taylor, and thanks for playing in and starring in some of the best westerns ever made. PS......also absolutely loved your father, the talented and hilarious Dub Taylor for all his years and contributions to Hollywood and American entertainment.

If there is one person I wish I could run into on the trail it would be Aron Ralston.

Buck Taylor...A true legend and hero!

What a great guy

I loved gunsmoke. ...When I was about 12or 13 Me and my parents were going to the annual event here in Memphis,TN .Well my parents told me that if I wanted to could go to see the rodeo and that to make sure that I meet them back at the same place that we were parting from.Wellwe split up and went into the rodeo,at the Coliseiem.Which is just a delapidating bunch of concrete.But anyway I was trying to find my entrance to the rodeo and I kept walking down hallway.And and all of sudden I started hearing these kids screaming this: Festus hey festus here sign my tablet festus. And kept trying to get them to get back from this bannister,because they kept leaning out there arms trying to get festus to give them his autograph .He had to keep telling them in his you know twangy voice "y'all get back now ,you here y'all get back now you here To this day I don't think they ever backed off any But thank God there was injuries .What a great time I had. And all by myself to. I told my father that I saw Festus Hagen and he said "you did "he acted like darn I wish I had gone with you woody.thank you and end of this very memorable moment.

Love Bart and Nadia!

Have spoken to Mr.Taylor several times,bought some of his art, great actor, great artist, and mos of all a very humble & gracious person,God bless you,happy trails .

Peyton is the true star

Kelli shut up

Several thoughts on maybe the greatest survival story or really any story of all time. 1. For a person to cut off their own hand, without the right tools or experience, is the greatest example of wishing to live rather than die ever recorded. 2. For Ralston it was wishing to live for his current and future family. This purpose to live was very well described in Viktor Frankl book Man's Search for Meaning. 3. Ralston story should be mandatory reading in High School. Is there a book beside the Bible more important?

Buck is a great painter

OMG, SHE'S SUCH A PRETTY LADY!!!!!!!!.

HE MADE A CHOICE, NOT A MISTAKE TO VIOLATE WOMEN AND THEIR RIGHTS.

TRUST ME, THERE ARE MANY MORE LIKE HIM IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BUT WORSER.

DOWNRIGHT DISGRACE TO THE BADGE.

should have cut in a pic of dub taylor when you mentioned his dad dub taylor

Always liked Newly, he was a great character on the show.

LOL, I'm glad he survived, but let's be honest - - - the "gifts" he got were money and fame. The rest is all lip service to keep the money and sympathy train running.

Buck one of last links to that wonderful era and a fine artist as well.

Great video, David Morris. Good seeing you on here. My wife and I are fans of them both, and we have the Oklahoma/Romania connection going as well.

I believe every single word he says and I appreciate that he shares this with us

We all love old newly

Ask you a love you and your family are doing and I love it very much ❤ I love you are so sweet and I love you are so much I love your love and my love me your sweet love and your sweet love and I love you so much

Wow

Bucks portrayal of Newly was Epic.

Kelli already never let her siblings talk haha

terrific commentator ....still looks young.

Buck was also in a Twilight Zone episode ... _Do Not Open Till Doomsday._

I'd love to see Buck have a role on Yellowstone! He'd be great for any part.

Very well done. Thank You! Living here in the tri-cities is like being in a living Norman Rockwell painting.

He was a well known actor in Gunsmoke... BEST 2 .U.👍

Murcer had said that if the Yankees kept him, he would have had career stats that would have at least given him Hall of Fame consideration. I tend to believe that, although perhaps maybe falling a bit short. My own personal projections for him if he stayed: 1975 - 16 HR, 93 RBI, .286; 1976 (back to Yankee Stadium) - 26, 97, .278; 1977 - 31, 103, .290; 1978 - 25, 90, .275; 1979 - 21, 88, .268, 1980 - 18, 77, .271, 1981 - 21, 69, .262, 1982 - 14, 53, .257; 1983 - 9, 38, .254; 1984 - Retired. So this would give him 321 HR, 1,150 RBI, and an average in the. 280 to .285 range. Plus, depending on who the Yankees would have acquired under these different circumstances, at least one World Series title. Maybe he peaks around 50 to 60% of the vote.

Dan is an innocent man wrongfully convicted... ❤️

He is the devil himself. Should never ever come out of jail. Danger to humanity