I have had the tune of this western's theme popping in and out of my memory for decades, but I couldn't remember the name of the series to save my life. I guessed I must have watched it as a boy when it originally aired or when it went into syndication.
Loved to watch the original airings of Lancer & it still holds true today. They must have filmed this episode near an airport. You can hear a prop plane in the beginning & jet later on.
LANCER American Western tv series that aired Tuesdays at 7:30 pm EST on CBS from September 24, 1968, to June 23, 1970. The series stars Andrew Duggan as a father with two half-brother sons, played by James Stacy and Wayne Maunder.
HA! Not again!!! Not only do they not lock their doors, but with all of the hired hands they have on the place, not a single one knows how to protect it!
It's errie how recent this show seems to be. This, I suppose, is how the Chapters of Life make their way in time and how they seem so real, at the time. This is a rabbit hole, that when pondered, causes one to rely on Physics to explain the cause of the effects. Chapters of Life really are just countless moments of the "now" that trail through the intangible thing call time. The now is the only point that has the elements of real, and they literally are the result of 1 thing - our minds thoughts directly related to our beliefs, feelings, and knowing. - Quantum Physics ...yet they evoke such *"emotion"*
@@debrarick9617 It came from that which it spoke of, experienced, and settling mind into the flow of understanding self as virlbrational energy frequency, rather than the spinning neutrons and protons aka Physical Self. It brings a feeling greater peace. Too much time in research might be making me a little weird, lol. But my creative shines through.
@@debrarick9617 James Stacy had such presence onscreen! He never over-acts, his style is so laid back and natural. There's an episode of Medical Center he guest stars in that's really very good! It's here on TH-cam and definitely worth watching.
@@monicakelly5206 Yup, in 1973. And his girlfriend who was riding with him died. His ex-wife Connie Stevens moved in with him to nurse him back to health.
He was full of it...same thing on Wyatt Earp, Rawhide, parts in the Rifleman and every other western series he starred in. Could never get into his characters. Murdock should be smarter than that
And Johnny's blue beaded bracelet and chunky ring he always wore drew attention to his fine manicured hands..elegant
Jelly makes the show. What a character.. so sweet !!!
Thanks again for sharing. 👍 Great episode.
What a wonderful episode. The children and Jelly were so entertaining. I loved them! They were fortunate to have found each other when they did.❤😢❤
I have had the tune of this western's theme popping in and out of my memory for decades, but I couldn't remember the name of the series to save my life. I guessed I must have watched it as a boy when it originally aired or when it went into syndication.
I like the character played by Jelly, he added his own brand of acting into the main set
Loved to watch the original airings of Lancer & it still holds true today. They must have filmed this episode near an airport. You can hear a prop plane in the beginning & jet later on.
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Lancer: Episode 8.
Season 1. Episode 8. "Jelly".
Tuesday, February 20 - 2024.
I alway wondered how Jelly came to be on the Ranch. They just aired this episode. Thank for sharing Lancer episodes.
Loved him in Rawhide too.😄
Tears to my eyes. The boy talked at last.
Toogie is a cutie!❤
LANCER
American Western tv series that aired Tuesdays at 7:30 pm EST on CBS from September 24, 1968, to June 23, 1970. The series stars Andrew Duggan as a father with two half-brother sons, played by James Stacy and Wayne Maunder.
When are the Lancers going to ever shut & lock their door. ???? Crooks always pop in !!
HA! Not again!!! Not only do they not lock their doors, but with all of the hired hands they have on the place, not a single one knows how to protect it!
@@kathygetchel4657 Johnny does. He reminded me of Jess (Laramie).
I forgot Ron Howard was in this.
Ron Howard is also featured in "Measure of a Man" when Johnny becomes a school teacher.
It's errie how recent this show seems to be.
This, I suppose, is how the Chapters of Life make their way in time and how they seem so real, at the time.
This is a rabbit hole, that when pondered, causes one to rely on Physics to explain the cause of the effects.
Chapters of Life really are just countless moments of the "now" that trail through the intangible thing call time.
The now is the only point that has the elements of real, and they literally are the result of 1 thing - our minds thoughts directly related to our beliefs, feelings, and knowing.
- Quantum Physics
...yet they evoke such *"emotion"*
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@@debrarick9617
It came from that which it spoke of, experienced, and settling mind into the flow of understanding self as virlbrational energy frequency, rather than the spinning neutrons and protons aka Physical Self.
It brings a feeling greater peace.
Too much time in research might be making me a little weird, lol. But my creative shines through.
& James Stacy still alive and young forever!!! Never loved anyone else in 50 years the way I loved him !
@@debrarick9617 just a few yrs after the show ended his life went totally downhill.
@@debrarick9617 James Stacy had such presence onscreen! He never over-acts, his style is so laid back and natural. There's an episode of Medical Center he guest stars in that's really very good! It's here on TH-cam and definitely worth watching.
Beautiful tackle Johnny did on one of those kids, he would have made a good rugby player.
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Wishbone!
Thanks!!
Why does Johnny always get injured on the " left' side of his head & body every time ?????
Maybe it has to do with his preferred camera angle-i.e., from the right?
It would mess with his shooting hand if he got hit on the right . Same thing with Scott.
didnt he get in a motorcycle accident with a drunk driver and lost his left leg and arm?
@@monicakelly5206 Yes.He also went to prison for child molestation.
@@monicakelly5206 Yup, in 1973. And his girlfriend who was riding with him died. His ex-wife Connie Stevens moved in with him to nurse him back to health.
He was full of it...same thing on Wyatt Earp, Rawhide, parts in the Rifleman and every other western series he starred in. Could never get into his characters. Murdock should be smarter than that
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