I grew up on all the great western's of the 1950's & 1960's i can't get enough of them, gunsmoke, tales of wells fargo, bonanza, Laramie, wanted dead or alive, they were all great shows and i still watch them but there was nothing like those good ol western's on everyday and on Saturday's also, so here's to all those great actor's who brought the good ol west back from the 1800, s back on to our t.v. set's every day. R.I.P. TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOODNIGHT.
I too really enjoyed many of the old TV westerns from the late 1950s and in the 1960s when I was a kid. To this very day my all time favorite is 'Have Gun Will Travel' with Richard Boon (Paladin) as the Gun for Hire based out in San Francisco, California.
Just came across this. ....WOW....do I ever remember this show. ..forgot about it. .. Watch it when I was a kid....Great show. ..miss ALL these good shows. .
I was 7 years old when this series started and remember some of the scenes to this day. I watched practically all of these TV western series through the 60s. This was pretty good.
I love this show and others like it. He was a great actor and hero, something we need more of today! I also love Wanted Dead or Alive and of course Gunsmoke!! Thanks for showing this!
Good days all gone now, but we still have these old show that we grew up on, tv is grap now days,glad we have you tube, with these old show thank for the post,
Vultures arrived unnaturally fast - but it is only a 25 minute show. We watched this and "Wanted: Dead or alive" every week while they were on, in the early 60's - Loved it!
This is a cool western series cool actors Strother Martin Dan Blocker old man Carradine priceless I'm hooked 1959 2019 it's still rocks thank you for the videos👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
"From out of the clear blue of the western sky comes Sky King", the familiar opening line of each episode I would watch as a kid growing up in Chicago during the 50s. I also remember watching Richard Boone in a mid-50s series called "Medic" and later in his signature series: "Have Gun Will Travel" later in the decade.
...yeah, man...mine too - we couldn't watch TV during the week while school was in session but we watched them all during the summer...along with dad who'd already watched 'em - this was re-run season...who remembers re-run season dirng the summer???
Nick Adams might have been a big star but simply learning how to live a normal, rational, intelligent life is sometimes the most difficult task faced by some people. I think he was only about 37 years old when he O.D.ed. Our bodies are complex chemical "factories" but most of us aren't chemists.
My grandmother bought me the Rebel outfit in '59 or 60, complete w/scatter gun shirt, etc. and I must say, I was one tough hombre from then on. Or at least til something else came along. I had Paladin, Davy Crocket, Bat Masterson, Rifleman, you name it. She made sure I had it and miss her much to this day. There was nothing like those days when one could be a TV hero!! Thanks for airing these shows.
I had the Davy Crockett set and the Rifleman rifle. I also had the Mattel Fanner 50 pistol and matching Winchester rifle. Later I had the Mattel Thompson sub machine gun. Those guns were very realistic looking. Could never have toy guns like that today.
Wow ! That is John Carradine with the most distinctive voice in Hollywood. He was in many, many films. Nick Adams is also a great actor. This is much better than the swill produced in 2016.
First one of this series that I have watched. Despite a predisposition against the south in the civil war I found this a pretty good episode. Hope the rest live up to it. Dan Blocker is certainly much more impressive here than ever he was as Hoss.
I love how clean these old western guns were . Reb blows away an Injun at close quarters and not a drop of blood anywhere. Damn fine way to deal with bullies in Town though
Episode 1, Season 1. Memories - as soon as that first season was over, Nick Adams came to Charleston, SC, where he hosted a telethon to raise money for charity. He broadcast from The Citadel, a landmark in Charleston, a military high school that was active from long before the Civil War to at least 1972, when I was last there. Nick Adams stayed up and on camera for more than 36 hours, a record at that time. He was a dynamic man, and a terrific actor ("No Time For Sergeants"). He died so young.
Just started watching "Lawman" on Encore western channel, great show. I realized how much I love the 30 minute westerns from loving Rifleman and Wanted Dead Or Alive which I've seen on TV all the time the last 40 years. It's great to check out shows that are not on TV so thanks for posting. I'm also a Nick Adams fan from Hell Is For Hero's and the Godzilla type flicks he was in. I'm pretty sure this is the first episode, great place to start! Thanks again!
A very good episode of "The Rebel" with Nick Adams. The supporting cast was strong with Harry Bartell, Jeannette Nolan, Dan Blocker, and Strother Martin.
Yep, Harry Bartell was everywhere, from Dragnet to Gunsmoke! Luv Nick Adams!!!!! What handsome guy he was!! He also liked to write in real life. His friend James Dean even gave him a typewriter as a gift.
WOW, what a star studded cast! John Carradine (his son was David the star of Kung Fu) vet actressJeannette Nolan, Struther Martin, Dan Blocker of Bonaza, the Star Nick Adams who died in '68 from an OD, and vet actor Harry Bartel among many other seasoned actors. They couldn't afford to pay them all today🤣
Takes back to childhood.I am 80 years.A nostalgia.Loved this Johnny .Love from India and me.Rebels Gladiators are true Courageous And Hero.What a brevity splendid.
It’s good seeing this again, Love this…but this isn’t really the song for this film, I know because I used to sing along with it when it came on…🤣❤️. Nick Adam’s as Johnny Yuma, loved all the westerns, watched all of them when I was young, my whole family loved them….wonderful memories of being together while watching them….👍❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸
"What we have here, is failure to communicate" young Strother Martin well before Cool Hand Luke. These true western series are gone forever. Damn glad I was born during these days to enjoy them before the way today's society got all bent out of shape.
Society is bent out of shape alright, everything has gone down hill. Sports, music, movies, you name it, females with earrings in their noses and marked up with tattoos looking like a damn comic book. glad i have me a decent woman with morals, even relationships have become a luxury for some.
I barely remember this series (and I'm close to qualifying as an old geezer), but liked it as I recall. It was great to see the pilot episode. Thanks, uploader!
I wish I was in Dixie, Hooray! Hooray! As much as I love this show from my youth. I can't help but think that the writers were some stupid to think that Johnny Reb would be to dumb to check the status of his newly acquired weapon. Sure, he survived 1861-65. Cavalry. But, yeah. Throws on his Pa's old six shooter and didn't even bother to have a look at it. Sure. An, yeah right. Soldiering is like malaria, you never quite get over it.
What's with you guys? You notice Dan Blocker (of course) and Strother Martin. How about the great John Carradine? He was in Stagecoach, The Grapes of Wrath, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The Ten Commandments and well over 200 other movies as well as the stage.
There are a lot of good character actors in this episode - John Carradine as the newspaper editor; Jeannette Nolan as Johnny's aunt and Strother Martin as the deputy. It's a tragedy that Mr. Adams died so young. Dan BLocked was very good in this episode. It's hard to believe it's the same man who played the kind and gentle Hoss Cartwright.
Damn ! Dan Blocker and John Carradine. They sure got the show off with a bang ! And good ol' Hoss playing a bad guy. Amazing. I missed hearing the theme song, but they werent using it yet. Johnny Yumaaa was a rebel . . .
This was a very good show. At one time television had a literary quality to it, as in this episode, in which Yuma says, "A war isn't over just because somebody put up a White flag, or somebody signed a piece of paper. It's not over while it's,still going on inside. " That applies to a lot of problems n the US today, because slavery and conflict isn"t over as long as some continue to have slavery festering inside.
Now that's more like it 573 comments I like to see that, I love the rebel show I can't say if I have a favorite one but I like this one alot ,it's one of Maybe the top-10, I've probably saw it twice in the last 3 or 4 months and couldn't tell you how many altogether, just off the top the episodes with his Uncle John, yes they're in the top 10 also. for the umpteenth time! thank you; again, goldenage"
Nice to see Dan Blocker in a different type role , too bad He didn't do a lot more roles before He passed away too young , same to say about Adams . As a kid I had every type of hats they were , one was the rebel hat . I had a neighbor call me Johnny Yuma when He saw Me .(LOL)
First time I heard Johnny Cash was the Johnny Yuma song...There's a man with heart. Identify with those who suffer. Love the sinner; hate the sin....Stuther Martin in a two part Gunsmoke with Ken Curtis is well worth the time. Dan Blocker Horse Cartwright...and that's Wiiam Holden's wife who had the only Gunsmoke slin-off ( a tragically under rated actress) David Kung Fu Carradine's father was also in the Duke's last film, "The Shootist". The novel was hard edged much like this episode.
Hey thanks for posting , haven't seen this show since I was a kid. Also it was directed by same guy who did Empire Strikes Back , along with some good supporting Actors . Also He has no extra bullets on His gun belt , this episode rocks right from the begaining He looked like He shot that Indian in the face .
excellent example of the Corriganville movie ranch in Santa Susanna, California. The town tho the Masrhall's Office is now the newspaper office. Very nice clear copy thanks for posting.
If anyone is familiar with NFL Films, they will have noticed that the theme music to this TV series is also used as the background music for a lot of their NFL team highlights.
I used to watch this television show johnny Yuma when I was in kindergarten with sugar foot,maverick ,wanted dead or alive, bronco,gun have travel, traction ,bat Masterson, wyatt hearth,Cheyenne ect.
I love these old 50s Western/cowboy tv shows. Grew up with them. Nothing on tv worth a crap today. Bring ALL of these great shows back to prime time.
The TV executives might be missing a golden opportunity, if there are enough of us old farts left to make it commercially viable.
yes sometime the commercials are better than those movies now days
You said it well! As one old knoster to another, I agree! In a lot of ways they were truly Good Ol’ Days.
They are all over the place, the only one I can't get is F-troop!
Bring them all back and cancel 90% of that trash on tv.
Some serious future actors in this episode.
Love the old south.
Hoss Cartwright
@@randyblackburn9765 yup, that's Dan Blocker as Mr Pearce.
and Strother Martin as Ned
I want to thank you for these....I am introducing my Children to the shows I grew up with.
I grew up on all the great western's of the 1950's & 1960's i can't get enough of them, gunsmoke, tales of wells fargo, bonanza, Laramie, wanted dead or alive, they were all great shows and i still watch them but there was nothing like those good ol western's on everyday and on Saturday's also, so here's to all those great actor's who brought the good ol west back from the 1800, s back on to our t.v. set's every day. R.I.P. TO ALL AND TO ALL A GOODNIGHT.
Nick Adams played in a Combat episode " BRIDGEHEAD" He also was in famous Movie Mr Roberts He Died in 1968
I too really enjoyed many of the old TV westerns from the late 1950s and in the 1960s when I was a kid. To this very day my all time favorite is 'Have Gun Will Travel' with Richard Boon (Paladin) as the Gun for Hire based out in San Francisco, California.
Just came across this. ....WOW....do I ever remember this show. ..forgot about it. ..
Watch it when I was a kid....Great show. ..miss ALL these good shows. .
This show came out three days before my seventh birthday thanks for the memories!!!
I was 7 years old when this series started and remember some of the scenes to this day. I watched practically all of these TV western series through the 60s. This was pretty good.
Same here
Did you ever watch Steve McQueen tv show Wanted Dead or Alive ?
I miss the theme song being played, it has been a fond memory since was 8 years old. It was also my first memory of Johnny Cash!
I love this show and others like it. He was a great actor and hero, something we need more of today! I also love Wanted Dead or Alive and of course Gunsmoke!! Thanks for showing this!
Good days all gone now, but we still have these old show that we grew up on, tv is grap now days,glad we have you tube, with these old show thank for the post,
Vultures arrived unnaturally fast - but it is only a 25 minute show.
We watched this and "Wanted: Dead or alive" every week while they were on, in the early 60's - Loved it!
An Ombre Rose I would to see wanted dead or alive it
An Ombre Rose thank you for thei would rebel.net
His horse had died, I thought about that too!
This is a cool western series cool actors Strother Martin Dan Blocker old man Carradine priceless I'm hooked 1959 2019 it's still rocks thank you for the videos👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
I will never forget this show. My dad and I used to watch it together so long ago. Cheyenne, Bat Masterson, Swamp Fox, Sky King. So many memories
Man I know what you mean
"From out of the clear blue of the western sky comes Sky King", the familiar opening line of each episode I would watch as a kid growing up in Chicago during the 50s. I also remember watching Richard Boone in a mid-50s series called "Medic" and later in his signature series: "Have Gun Will Travel" later in the decade.
Johnny is wearing an "Elvis" collar before Elvis did it.
...yeah, man...mine too - we couldn't watch TV during the week while school was in session but we watched them all during the summer...along with dad who'd already watched 'em - this was re-run season...who remembers re-run season dirng the summer???
Wow, great episode packed with fine actors like Strother Martin, John Carradine, , Dan Blocker, and Nick Adams.
John Carradine???
@@danamcdonald1381 Yup.
Awesome sauce! This is the year I was born. I remember the reruns in the late 60's. Cool.
I haven't seen this for 55 years. I loved it as a child, it still brilliant now.
Spacial me too
Same here.....born 1955...
Nick Adams might have been a big star but simply learning how to live a normal, rational, intelligent life is sometimes the most difficult task faced by some people. I think he was only about 37 years old when he O.D.ed. Our bodies are complex chemical "factories" but most of us aren't chemists.
As a kid I had a collection of hats one was a rebel hat and wore it a few times playing cowboys and ever since he would call me Johnny Yuma .lol
OH WOW!!! I had almost forgotten about this show. I loved it back then...
When I was a kid this was one of my favorites, Thanks for posting this .
Mine too!
My grandmother bought me the Rebel outfit in '59 or 60, complete w/scatter gun shirt, etc. and I must say, I was one tough hombre from then on. Or at least til something else came along. I had Paladin, Davy Crocket, Bat Masterson, Rifleman, you name it. She made sure I had it and miss her much to this day. There was nothing like those days when one could be a TV hero!! Thanks for airing these shows.
SuperHardshell
I remember those. They sold them at SEARS!
I still have my Fort Apache set too.
Don't know of any TV heroes today that's for sure...Thanks for sharing.
i was hoppy had his watch
Our Mom got us all Davey Crockett costumes one Halloween.
I had the Davy Crockett set and the Rifleman rifle. I also had the Mattel Fanner 50 pistol and matching Winchester rifle. Later I had the Mattel Thompson sub machine gun. Those guns were very realistic looking. Could never have toy guns like that today.
Great show....many thanks for putting it up for all of us..
Nick Adams, John Carradine, Dan Blocker, and Strother Martin - great and grand actors.
Yes they are.
Strother Martin just passed His part as the Warden in Cool Hand Luke echo's in the abyass What we have here - - Failure to Communicate
I love this show? My favorite show to watch.
I’m 10 and I watch this because my grandpa watched this before he died,now I find comfort in watching these-
I remember this series, and "Wanted..", "Paladin" many of the B&W shows were great!
Thanks for sharing these lost shows!
A wonderful era to be a kid growing up, Miss these days Greatly.
johnny yuma shooting anything that moved. Back then westerns were the hottest thing on television.
Dan Blocker as the heavy. Great TV memory. I'm a kid again.
Wow.
Ponderosa softened him up
Dan Blocker was in an episode of the Rifleman and even played a monster in a Three Stooges episode.
What a classic Nick Adams as The Rebel one of my favorite shows when i was growing up.
Wow ! That is John Carradine with the most distinctive voice in Hollywood. He was in many, many films. Nick Adams is also a great actor. This is much better than the swill produced in 2016.
The Rebel is on tv, MeTv every Saturday at 11:00 am est. I watch it every week. I don't remember it as a child tho. Great show!!!
Sorry folks, was on. The lineup changed with Daniel Boone taking its time slot but, hey TH-cam has plenty of episodes!!
This was the debut episode. I love them all. Nick Adams was not a large man but he was one to be reckoned with.
One of my favorite western theme songs.
I still belt it out occasionally.😊
Man been a long time since I saw one of these shows. Like SuperHardshell below I had the Johnny Yuma outfit with the shotgun and hat.
Thinks takes me back to my childhood memories when Dad and me used to watch TV
Thx for upload, i loved J.Cash song the Rebel Jonny Yuma but never seen the Series.
OMG forget about this show !!use to watch it all the time ,lol
I never saw this before ... bloody brilliant it is :-)
A wonderful movie , I like it very much . Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing these Great old Classic Westerns ":))
First one of this series that I have watched. Despite a predisposition against the south in the civil war I found this a pretty good episode. Hope the rest live up to it. Dan Blocker is certainly much more impressive here than ever he was as Hoss.
When he played "HOSS"-i thought he looked like a "FAIREY'!
I am over 50 and had never seen an episode, I really enjoyed it 👍
great series , thank you very much .
Robert Carradine, Jeanette Nolan, Strother Martin...
As well as the prior-mentioned Dan Blocker. Very good cast!
Robert Carradine???
@@danamcdonald1381 Nup.
I love how clean these old western guns were . Reb blows away an Injun at close quarters and not a drop of blood anywhere. Damn fine way to deal with bullies in Town though
Thanks haven't seen this in 60 yrs
As a kid Johnny Yuma was my favorite!
Fantastic! It's as good as ever. Thank you.
Episode 1, Season 1. Memories - as soon as that first season was over, Nick Adams came to Charleston, SC, where he hosted a telethon to raise money for charity. He broadcast from The Citadel, a landmark in Charleston, a military high school that was active from long before the Civil War to at least 1972, when I was last there. Nick Adams stayed up and on camera for more than 36 hours, a record at that time. He was a dynamic man, and a terrific actor ("No Time For Sergeants"). He died so young.
Hoss.Cartwright when he's away from his brothers. , and not boot licking his Pa for help.
Wow!!! Thanks for sharing this! Wish I could have seen him!!!
The distinctive way Johnny wears his collar gives him a good part of his cool.
Rebel without a lost Cause
Strother Martin was an alternate on the '36 Olympic team and his chance in '40 ended with the war. A real athlete in his day.
Just started watching "Lawman" on Encore western channel, great show. I realized how much I love the 30 minute westerns from loving Rifleman and Wanted Dead Or Alive which I've seen on TV all the time the last 40 years. It's great to check out shows that are not on TV so thanks for posting. I'm also a Nick Adams fan from Hell Is For Hero's and the Godzilla type flicks he was in. I'm pretty sure this is the first episode, great place to start! Thanks again!
one of my favorite shows as a kid
Sure neat to able to view all the old westerns of our youth. Thanks TH-cam
Thanks for this, I enjoyed this show as a kid!
Cool, this is Season 1, Episode 1. The first one from 1959. Love it!
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Bullies in the episode, bully commenters. America is great. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful. Never saw show before. Love the internet and you tube.
A very good episode of "The Rebel" with Nick Adams. The supporting cast was strong with Harry Bartell, Jeannette Nolan, Dan Blocker, and Strother Martin.
Walter Wheeler Please do not forget John Carradine and his mellifluous voice! He was in the original Stagecoach- John Ford.
@@paddy5001000 You are right. John Carradine was an excellent actor and his voice was superb.
Yep, Harry Bartell was everywhere, from Dragnet to Gunsmoke!
Luv Nick Adams!!!!! What handsome guy he was!! He also liked to write in real life. His friend James Dean even gave him a typewriter as a gift.
WOW, what a star studded cast! John Carradine (his son was David the star of Kung Fu) vet actressJeannette Nolan, Struther Martin, Dan Blocker of Bonaza, the Star Nick Adams who died in '68 from an OD, and vet actor Harry Bartel among many other seasoned actors. They couldn't afford to pay them all today🤣
Takes back to childhood.I am 80 years.A nostalgia.Loved this Johnny .Love from India and me.Rebels Gladiators are true Courageous And Hero.What a brevity splendid.
You would have been 18 years old in 1959.
Brings back such fond memories
I enjoyed watching this show, thanks for uploading.
He roamed thru the West. What a cast!!!!!!! Many famous character actors.
It’s good seeing this again, Love this…but this isn’t really the song for this film, I know because I used to sing along with it when it came on…🤣❤️. Nick Adam’s as Johnny Yuma, loved all the westerns, watched all of them when I was young, my whole family loved them….wonderful memories of being together while watching them….👍❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸
thanks for uploading these episodes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mr. Dodson, "Ignorance is the greatest comforter of all". We got a lotta' comf'tble people 'round here, these days.
Even more of them now. We are doomed to repeat our failures if we don't learn from them
Kinda funny seein' Hoss Cartwright playin' a western gangster. I love it.
Me too Its 2019..october 21
I saw both Hoss and Little Joe on the Rifleman in first season episodes; in a few years they'd be Ben's boys.
Dan Blocker, the man died much too soon.
@@indy_go_blue6048 y7
Hoss CartWrong
"What we have here, is failure to communicate" young Strother Martin well before Cool Hand Luke. These true western series are gone forever. Damn glad I was born during these days to enjoy them before the way today's society got all bent out of shape.
Society is bent out of shape alright, everything has gone down hill. Sports, music, movies, you name it, females with earrings in their noses and marked up with tattoos looking like a damn comic book. glad i have me a decent woman with morals, even relationships have become a luxury for some.
I barely remember this series (and I'm close to qualifying as an old geezer), but liked it as I recall. It was great to see the pilot episode. Thanks, uploader!
Your only an old geezer when they are screwing your lid down!
This is a solid episode and great way to open it. Not to say the guest stars and enjoyed watching Dan Blocker as a bad guy .
I wish I was in Dixie, Hooray! Hooray! As much as I love this show from my youth. I can't help but think that the writers were some stupid to think that Johnny Reb would be to dumb to check the status of his newly acquired weapon. Sure, he survived 1861-65. Cavalry. But, yeah. Throws on his Pa's old six shooter and didn't even bother to have a look at it. Sure. An, yeah right. Soldiering is like malaria, you never quite get over it.
1873 Peacemaker, no wonder it failed to function in 1867, as it hadn't been invented yet.
@@bedeodempsey5007True.
Would the weight of the gun, not told you, whether it was loaded or not?
That's one of the earliest shows I've seen Strother Martin on.
This is very good quality. In August Amazon is offering this series, complete re-edited, I think.
What's with you guys? You notice Dan Blocker (of course) and Strother Martin. How about the great John Carradine? He was in Stagecoach, The Grapes of Wrath, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, The Ten Commandments and well over 200 other movies as well as the stage.
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Do not EVER forget John Caradine was also Herman Munster's boss at the funeral home Goodbury, Gateman, and Graves!
There are a lot of good character actors in this episode - John Carradine as the newspaper editor; Jeannette Nolan as Johnny's aunt and Strother Martin as the deputy. It's a tragedy that Mr. Adams died so young.
Dan BLocked was very good in this episode. It's hard to believe it's the same man who played the kind and gentle Hoss Cartwright.
I knew I recognized that voice... had to look closer to realize who it was.
I do believe That Johnny Yuma said everything that needed to be said ! And the way it needed to be said !
Wow. Strother Martin (1919-1980). He was in SO many TV shows and movies ("Cool Hand Luke")...look him up on IMDB.
I remember that old series song, "Johnny Yuma was a rebel, he roamed all through the west".
Johnny cash sung it.
Didn’t the show used to start with that song?
Need 2 try this out in Australia 🇦🇺 at Parliament House. Hahaha At least we could clean out the Numb Nuts 😅
Damn ! Dan Blocker and John Carradine. They sure got the show off with a bang ! And good ol' Hoss playing a bad guy. Amazing. I missed hearing the theme song, but they werent using it yet. Johnny Yumaaa was a rebel . . .
This was a very good show. At one time television had a literary quality to it, as in this episode, in which Yuma says, "A war isn't over just because somebody put up a White flag, or somebody signed a piece of paper. It's not over while it's,still going on inside. "
That applies to a lot of problems n the US today, because slavery and conflict isn"t over as long as some continue to have slavery festering inside.
Now that's more like it 573 comments I like to see that, I love the rebel show I can't say if I have a favorite one but I like this one alot ,it's one of Maybe the top-10, I've probably saw it twice in the last 3 or 4 months and couldn't tell you how many altogether, just off the top the episodes with his Uncle John, yes they're in the top 10 also. for the umpteenth time! thank you; again, goldenage"
Nice to see Dan Blocker in a different type role , too bad He didn't do a lot more roles before He passed away too young , same to say about Adams . As a kid I had every type of hats they were , one was the rebel hat . I had a neighbor call me Johnny Yuma when He saw Me .(LOL)
First time I heard Johnny Cash was the Johnny Yuma song...There's a man with heart. Identify with those who suffer. Love the sinner; hate the sin....Stuther Martin in a two part Gunsmoke with Ken Curtis is well worth the time. Dan Blocker Horse Cartwright...and that's Wiiam Holden's wife who had the only Gunsmoke slin-off ( a tragically under rated actress) David Kung Fu Carradine's father was also in the Duke's last film, "The Shootist". The novel was hard edged much like this episode.
Yes that is Dan Blocker
Hey thanks for posting , haven't seen this show since I was a kid. Also it was directed by same guy who did Empire Strikes Back , along with some good supporting Actors . Also He has no extra bullets on His gun belt , this episode rocks right from the begaining He looked like He shot that Indian in the face .
he did, no political correctness, he died the way many did...ugly!
That was a bold move for TV back the shooting a person in the face.
@@speedracer1945 This show always had the best fight choreography of the time too. I last saw this pilot episode about 59 years ago. I was 9.
When I was a kid I liked this show because instead of a cowboy hat he wore a kepi. When we played cowboys I wore a kepi.
excellent example of the Corriganville movie ranch in Santa Susanna, California. The town tho the Masrhall's Office is now the newspaper office. Very nice clear copy thanks for posting.
Thanks. Great theme song also.
Hoss, surprise surprise, I just watched Have Gun will Travel with Jack Lord from Hawaii five'o...... all these good old stars...
Oh boy I wish I still had my fort Apache set. 🤗
His aunt was famous too I think, insane cast on early TV.
great show, brought back lots of memories.....always ck your weapon to see if its loaded....sorry to see Hoss as a villain, but he still is s good guy
Request All Of Em lol...Thank You For The Upload!
Common sense would dictate losing the hat.
This episode was directed by Irvin Kershner who later directed The Empire Strikes Back in 1980
If anyone is familiar with NFL Films, they will have noticed that the theme music to this TV series is also used as the background music for a lot of their NFL team highlights.
I used to watch this television show johnny Yuma when I was in kindergarten with sugar foot,maverick ,wanted dead or alive, bronco,gun have travel, traction ,bat Masterson, wyatt hearth,Cheyenne ect.
traction? are you thinking of Trackdown with Robert Culp
A young Dan Blocker and Strouthers Martin in this episode. Interesting. I remember watching this show as a young kid.
Directed by Irvin Kershner. That's a significant fact as Mr. Kershner would go on to direct The Empire Strikes Back twenty years later.
That "scatter gun" has a heck of a bark
"This is Gene Wood speaking for 'The Rebel:' A Mark Goodson - Bill Todman Production."
They did produce other things. I imagine it was to keep going during the quiz show scandals.