Lancer originally aired on Tuesday nights at 7:30pm on the CBS Network...It was up against "The Mod Squad" on ABC, and "I Dream of Jeannie", and "The Debbie Reynolds Show" on NBC ..Sadly, the show was cancelled after it's second season and 51 episodes...This episode originally aired on April 07, 1970...Thank goodness for TH-cam and the people that upload and share these "classic and rarely seen anymore" TV Series, so that some of us can relive the magic all over again, or enjoy the show for the first time (like me)! Let the good TV Shows play on, and take care! Ms. Elizabeth 📺📼📀📺📼📀
Oh yeah...and the dimple that would appear every now and then was adorable. Wayne Maunder (Scott) was very good looking, but his voice was so deep and rather flat compared to James Stacy's. James was also such a natural on camera.
I remember Harold Gould mostly as Valerie Harper's father, Mr. Morgenstern, on "Rhoda." But this episode didn't impress me much. We'd already seen similar portrayals of eccentric inventors dreaming of horseless carriages and flying machines on "Bonanza."
Is it just me, or did they really dumb Chad down from his first episode? He was never a genius, to be sure, but I don't remember him acting like such a lunkhead in "Chad." I almost didn't even recognize him again as the Kentucky boy Johnny had met just 7 episodes earlier.
I was thinking the same thing , and he had no problem riding horses in "Chad" .played guitar too , and sang , but he was changed from his first appearance.
I remember praying & crying wanting to meet James Stacy back then. Now me and my 33 year old son watch Lancer...& it's wonderful & devastating!!!
I remember all these from being 10 years old and loving Johnny Lancer.
Lancer originally aired on Tuesday nights at 7:30pm on the CBS Network...It was up against "The Mod Squad" on ABC, and "I Dream of Jeannie", and "The Debbie Reynolds Show" on NBC ..Sadly, the show was cancelled after it's second season and 51 episodes...This episode originally aired on April 07, 1970...Thank goodness for TH-cam and the people that upload and share these "classic and rarely seen anymore" TV Series, so that some of us can relive the magic all over again, or enjoy the show for the first time (like me)! Let the good TV Shows play on, and take care! Ms. Elizabeth 📺📼📀📺📼📀
Thanks for uploading this episode
I could watch these everyday for a long time.
I was 9 back then, and just faintly remember these, and probably from later re-runs.
Great cast.
That smile of Johnny's just melts your heart rip james stacy
Yes he has sweetest lips ever !!!
The great character actor Harold Could. He had a great part in The Sting.
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Lancer: Episode 48.
Season 2. Episode 22. "Dreams of Falcons".
Tuesday, November 12 - 2024.
Jelly roles eyes...you warp the wings. Jelly is cute !!
Excellent thank you 😊 🙏
I would have loved to kiss Johnny's smiling lips. He had a perfect mouth for smiling and kissing !!!
Oh yeah...and the dimple that would appear every now and then was adorable. Wayne Maunder (Scott) was very good looking, but his voice was so deep and rather flat compared to James Stacy's. James was also such a natural on camera.
Many girls would have loved to be matty thé most touching scene
You are so right those lips and that smile were just for kissing
I remember Harold Gould mostly as Valerie Harper's father, Mr. Morgenstern, on "Rhoda."
But this episode didn't impress me much. We'd already seen similar portrayals of eccentric inventors dreaming of horseless carriages and flying machines on "Bonanza."
but for those of us that didn't watch bonanza .....
Was Chad Murdoch's nephew??? Johnnty was a good helper for the 1 chance!
Watch the episode Chad. He turned out to be a distant cousin.
@@margaretp1465 some of the episodes come up with no number. But they are towards the end of season to. Wasn't even sure they were Lancer.
@@debrarick9617 Lancer Fan doesn't appear to have tagged her uploads with series and episode, but all my uploads are labelled.
SOME OF THE 2ND YEAR EPISODES JUST CAME UP WITH NO #
Good 🌃
Murdoch's horse has the white face! What kind of horse is that ??
Welsh horse, rare and mostly used as show horses
Is it just me, or did they really dumb Chad down from his first episode? He was never a genius, to be sure, but I don't remember him acting like such a lunkhead in "Chad." I almost didn't even recognize him again as the Kentucky boy Johnny had met just 7 episodes earlier.
I hadn't thought about it before, but I think you could be right.
I was thinking the same thing , and he had no problem riding horses in "Chad" .played guitar too , and sang , but he was changed from his first appearance.
What episode was this ??
Season 2 Episode 22, or #48 out of 51 episodes overall.