What a remarkable Western! I used to sit perched on my dear old WWII vet father's lap when watching this and other Westerns; Actor Rory Calhoun was one of my favorite cowboys. I miss you, Pop. ❤
My grandfather was born in 1880, he and my grandmother gave birth to my mother when he was age 58, and she being 42. It was my grandfather's lap I sat on while in his rocking chair and we watched this show, and many others too. That was on Galveston Island, Texas.
Hey Analog TV Obscurity, This was a special series...thanks for making this episode available. There are only three that I've seen. Can you find any others? Thanks, Bill F.
I think that Horse is the well know beautiful "Dice" in USA maybe called a Pinto still but possibly another more finessed colour description .You should look up the great book HOLLYWOOD HORSES.
In the real west there was one woman to 20 men, most were either salloon workers or bonded workers (servants and wives. that were brough from the East either by contract or by marriage.)Barbars were also surgeons , they would heal broken limbs and pull teeth and stech up cuts. There was no plaster or cotten wool etc.
What a remarkable Western! I used to sit perched on my dear old WWII vet father's lap when watching this and other Westerns; Actor Rory Calhoun was one of my favorite cowboys. I miss you, Pop. ❤
My grandfather was born in 1880, he and my grandmother gave birth to my mother when he was age 58, and she being 42. It was my grandfather's lap I sat on while in his rocking chair and we watched this show, and many others too. That was on Galveston Island, Texas.
Mine was born in 1896.
I loved kicking back with a viceroy, watching these kind of westerns. I was 11🤠🤠🤠
Good TV show thank you
A truly great Western ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
One of the best westerns.
WE NEED THESE KIND OF AMERICANS TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Without the cigarette add
Yes my friend, and soon we will have,to fight for our freedoms here again I feel.yes my friend I'm getting old but not so old to fight .
what??
"A man of no use to himself cant be of any use to anyone."
First time to see this episode. Very good, and surprising all around.
Good old days! An ad for a cigarette, and a "man's" cigarette to boot! Lol...
Great movie. Watching Rory when he was a bit younger than Rawhide was fantastic! Even those cigarette commercials were pretty cool!
Even as a little boy l remembered quick draw of the Texan...😊
All day TV for me,😊
An example of a real man. Sight for sore eyes. A righteous one
Enjoyed this!
Hey Analog TV Obscurity, This was a special series...thanks for making this episode available. There are only three that I've seen. Can you find any others? Thanks, Bill F.
I have the complete series on DVD
It would take a Texan to smoke them dang viceroy's.
Rory played the part just right.
As a young boy it was one of my favorites
Good watchin'
From time to time, " The Tree Of Liberty Has To Be Fertilized With Blood"! ...TJ
....the blood of tyrants and patriots.
I think the Texan could take them all , maybe even the Rifleman , who never lost a show down !
I wish we had 10 of him today to take down the SWAMP.
No one takes Lucas McCain!
Way back when cigarette advertising was accepted
Thank you
Good thing for those big boulders laying around in the yard. 😂
Is there any color version of this ? Like to know what color his horse is.
I think that Horse is the well know beautiful "Dice" in USA maybe called a Pinto still but possibly another more finessed colour description .You should look up the great book HOLLYWOOD HORSES.
Black and white, seriously.
The horse is/was a Pinto named Domino and was a dark brown or almost black and of course white.
Listen to The Texans gun shots during the shootout at the end. His gun sounds like a cannon and the others is a normal shot.
he used the 45 long colt the others used the 44 or 36 calibers,less powerful,his went thru the door
He was shootin a .30 Carbine, que no?
There's a different between a 45 Long Colt and the 44-40.
That's right 😅
The tree of Liberty.
In the real west there was one woman to 20 men, most were either salloon workers or bonded workers (servants and wives. that were brough from the East either by contract or by marriage.)Barbars were also surgeons , they would heal broken limbs and pull teeth and stech up cuts. There was no plaster or cotten wool etc.
I am trying to find ep BLOOD MONEY WITH RAlLPH MEEKER
Obviously, this was another Bill Longley.
Not too strong.
Not too light.
Viceroy's got the taste that's right.
3:49 hero's always portrait as tall dark and handsome. Bad guys same. How reality is distorted by so called artistic licence.
I still think that Harris would get more than 3 votes were this method used in 2024.
But not too many more.
Try In The Heat of the Night
the tree of liberty is fertilized with blood. THOMAS JEFFERSON
1000 MOVIES , BUT THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER
Moral of the story.
A drunk is not worth a pitcher of warm spit.
The usual bad guys
Always like to Rory
Aired the night I was conceived. So I am told.
True, I was there.
That fletcher got on my last nerve. Nobody gives a hoot who said what. Just handle the business and shut the - - up.
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The real Bill Longley wasnt nice😊
6:30
'behold the gender pronoun...NOT!'
See, there was a time when you could tell the difference.
"Sex" was created by our creator, "gender" was an invention of those without a belief in a creator.