*I was back home for 25 minutes, age 11. Wells Fargo was on our TV on bath night, Saturday. My younger brother and I got a glucose stick from mom and if dad was not at weekend overtime work, all of us got to watch Jim Hardy. I think mom must have liked Dale Robertson. This video worked magic on me. I wish I could stay back there for a while longer.*
What a good episode, Lucas McCain, and Little Joe Cartwright, and Sheriff Roy Coffee from Bonanza were all in it! Michael Landon plays a good bad guy, lol.
When I was a kid I thought it was cool to have a family member who is in the encyclopedia...next to his name it just read " RobinHood ", outlaw. Now I'm older I'm recently really into watching old westerns, this one caught my eye seeing it's about my great great great Uncle. I'm just happy to know that he never killed anybody and was known as the happiest outlaw ever.
Though Ray Teal is best remembered for his work in movie and TV westerns, he did a great job playing one of the three judges in the classic movie "Judgement At Nuremburg" with Spencer Tracy and Kenneth MacKenna.
Now all we need is Jack Lord. And maybe David Janssen. That'd be cool to see the fugitive and the rifleman and McGarrett all on the same episode. It'd be cool if McGarrett told Sheriff Coffee to "Book 'em, Danno."
Lovely seeing a young Michael Landon in an early role. And he was with Chuck Connors whom he later appeared with in The Rifleman. And Ray Teal, who played Sheriff Coffee in Bonanza, was also in this episode
What a great show with characters before they became stars. When I was a kid, l was very lucky to have seen Chuck Connors with of course Johnny Crawford, and Michael Landon (twice) at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. And then around 1965 Dale Robertson came to Columbus, Texas to the horse races. He was signing autographs for everybody. He was a very nice guy. R. I. P. CHUCK CONNORS JOHNNY CRAWFORD DALE ROBERTSON God bless our western movie and TV stars from a by-gone era 🐴
Interesting piece of trivia. The horse Dale rides in the show is his own. His name is Jubilee and Dale rode him all through the series. Dale had a large quarterhorse breeding ranch in Oklahoma. At one point he had 235 horses with five champion breeding mares. Jubilee was also a star in over 200 other shows and also traveled to rodeos and events and let children take rides on his back.
I haven't even watched the first scene yet, and I'll bet the 🏡 it will be another great episode 😊. Halfway through I find out I was right, I've watched more than a half dozen episodes and haven't been disappointed yet ❤😊
Chuck Conners and Michael Landon as guest stars! ❤️ I just wish they could have done a show mashup with Gunsmoke. Dale Roberson and James Arness solving crimes together would have been quite the show!
The Good Lord sure did BLESS this man in the looks department! 6ft. tall, that handsome face with those chiseled features, deep blue eyes, that beautiful full head of hair, that magnificent physique...and he could ride 'em cowboy! What a man!💙💙💙👍👍👍👏👏👏
It's a great series! Too bad Starz has most of the episodes locked up so you have to pay to have Starz just to watch them. You can get a video set of the first two years. Dale Robertson is a classic western star!
I just noticed some of the dialog in these western shows repeat themselves....I guess you can only make so many of them without stumbling in the same writing....after all the plot is about the same: good vs. evil 24/7 I love it !! So blessed having been born in this era.
@@MrAutodidactic No, he’s naturally right handed but taught himself to use his left hand because the person he was playing was left handed. So I guess he became ambidextrous!
Hollywood took a little licence here. But in Big Springs, NE two great envents happened in it's history, first when it was a "Hell on Wheels" when the railroad went through and the second when Sam Bass robbed the train there. There is an historical marker telling of the robbery.
It was a common practice to use the same actor for different characters on the same show all the way into the 1970s. An example is Buck Taylor who was killed during his first appearance on Gunsmoke, but then he later became the regular character Newly O'Brien.
@@bravobravoh1344 Ha! Law and Order was doing it in the 2000's. In one season, Diane Neal was a defendant accused of some sex crime; a season later she was the assistant DA!
The very first where they are talking about losing Bass in the brush. Every time I see Westerns, where they can't find some one for lack of tracks, I think, "Really - try a bloodhound!"
This was the DVD version that used the same 1960 opening for everything. This was a first season episode judging from the closing logo and the IMDB listing.
An interesting twist on the Sam Bass story. The Texas Rangers took Jim Murphy's sick father into custody and refused him medical treatment unless Murphy turned Bass in.
How Wells Fargo squandered such a good image is unbelievable, what other company had such a show about them? They should be buying all the add time they can find on these videos and on the TV where these episodes are still being run. Their ignorant.
I wonder if there is any truth in this movie 🍿? If Sam Bass actually died this way. I googled it and Sam Bass actually did die in a gun battle with the Texas Rangers in Round Rock, Texas on July 21st, 1878 on his 27th birthday 🎂.
*I was back home for 25 minutes, age 11. Wells Fargo was on our TV on bath night, Saturday. My younger brother and I got a glucose stick from mom and if dad was not at weekend overtime work, all of us got to watch Jim Hardy. I think mom must have liked Dale Robertson. This video worked magic on me. I wish I could stay back there for a while longer.*
Most women did like dale robertson
Yes... for very handsome, obvious reasons!👏👍💙😊
@@narvelancoleman8597 I'll take your word on that.
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RAY TEAL AND MICHAEL LANDON, TWO STARS OF THE BEST AND ONE OF THE LONGEST LASTING SERIES BONANZA.
And Michael Landon is right handed in this show Bonanza he’s left handed the way he wore his gun
What a good episode, Lucas McCain, and Little Joe Cartwright, and Sheriff Roy Coffee from Bonanza were all in it!
Michael Landon plays a good bad guy, lol.
Nice to see boyish joe Cartwright and evergreen Sheriff Ray Teal. The future Rifleman was cool. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed it from India.
I love Dale Robertson!!! I love the Tales of Wells Fargo series, it's the best!!! Thank you so very much for posting them!!!
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You have some real heroes in the westerns. Roy Coffee, little Joe Carrwright, Lucas McCain, those are a lot of 😮😮cowboys in the westerns.❤❤
This one is so good for all those actors as guest stars before they had their own
You did good !
Loved it!
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👍👏👌 Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this old Western series.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
One of my favorite shows and one of my favorite episodes!
Chuck Conners
This one of the few shows of the 50s that had completely different opening and closing theme music!
One of my favorite westerns as a child watching reruns in the mid 1960s. Jim hardy tough guy !
When I was a kid I thought it was cool to have a family member who is in the encyclopedia...next to his name it just read " RobinHood ", outlaw. Now I'm older I'm recently really into watching old westerns, this one caught my eye seeing it's about my great great great Uncle. I'm just happy to know that he never killed anybody and was known as the happiest outlaw ever.
I'm watching this on Christmas day 2024.
Also, the wonderful character actor Ray Teal, perhaps best known for his recurring role as Sheriff Roy Coffee on "Bonanza."
And little Joe
Though Ray Teal is best remembered for his work in movie and TV westerns, he did a great job playing one of the three judges in the classic movie "Judgement At Nuremburg" with Spencer Tracy and Kenneth MacKenna.
Now all we need is Jack Lord. And maybe David Janssen. That'd be cool to see the fugitive and the rifleman and McGarrett all on the same episode. It'd be cool if McGarrett told Sheriff Coffee to "Book 'em, Danno."
Great actor Teal. Also on restless gun, tombstone territory and western genre.
Solid cast
Lovely seeing a young Michael Landon in an early role. And he was with Chuck Connors whom he later appeared with in The Rifleman. And Ray Teal, who played Sheriff Coffee in Bonanza, was also in this episode
What a great show with characters before they became stars.
When I was a kid, l was very lucky to have seen Chuck Connors with of course Johnny Crawford, and Michael Landon (twice) at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo.
And then around 1965 Dale Robertson came to Columbus, Texas to the horse races. He was signing autographs for everybody. He was a very nice guy.
R. I. P.
CHUCK CONNORS
JOHNNY CRAWFORD
DALE ROBERTSON
God bless our western movie and TV stars from a by-gone era 🐴
Interesting piece of trivia. The horse Dale rides in the show is his own. His name is Jubilee and Dale rode him all through the series. Dale had a large quarterhorse breeding ranch in Oklahoma. At one point he had 235 horses with five champion breeding mares. Jubilee was also a star in over 200 other shows and also traveled to rodeos and events and let children take rides on his back.
Excellent acting
Little Michael Landon was given a chance to live decent by Jim Bass (Chuck Connors).
Chuck Conners & Michael Langdon in this one ... xcellent
I haven't even watched the first scene yet, and I'll bet the 🏡 it will be another great episode 😊. Halfway through I find out I was right, I've watched more than a half dozen episodes and haven't been disappointed yet ❤😊
Chuck Conners and Michael Landon as guest stars! ❤️ I just wish they could have done a show mashup with Gunsmoke. Dale Roberson and James Arness solving crimes together would have been quite the show!
I was thinking the same, dodge would have needed a wells agent
The Good Lord sure did BLESS this man in the looks department! 6ft. tall, that handsome face with those chiseled features, deep blue eyes, that beautiful full head of hair, that magnificent physique...and he could ride 'em cowboy! What a man!💙💙💙👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing!
Two thumbs up for Chuck Connors.
5 Stars!
Wow, bunch of Great actors.
I've never seen this series, I'm only watching this episode because of Michael Landon otherwise I wouldn't even be here.
It's a great series! Too bad Starz has most of the episodes locked up so you have to pay to have Starz just to watch them. You can get a video set of the first two years. Dale Robertson is a classic western star!
I just noticed some of the dialog in these western shows repeat themselves....I guess you can only make so many of them without stumbling in the same writing....after all the plot is about the same: good vs. evil 24/7 I love it !! So blessed having been born in this era.
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Thank You For Sharing. 😁
was that guy really evil?? he never murdered anyone he just took some fancy paper from a massive bank.
@@soulsreaper7145 if you're trying to be funny it ain't working...🙂
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Anyone notice Landon is drawing his gun from the right, instead from the left, as in Bonanza and later shows? awesome cast in this episode, for sure.
Classic!
It is interesting to see all these stars from other shows, especially Chuck Connors The rifleman playing the part of a criminal bass reads
Really liked Ray Teal in this & Bonanza.
Didn't know his name untill now
It took me a minute to recognize a very young Michael Landon.
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Omg i can look at dale robertson all day and night and those eyes😍😘❤❤😙🔥🔥🔥
GOD BLESS you this is how you use GODS NAME
I love the way Dale always uses his left hand on Jubilee’s mane to dismount! Dale is a “ left- handed gun”!
Dale was left handed and also Chuck Connors and Micheal Landon were left handed too.
@@MrAutodidactic No, he’s naturally right handed but taught himself to use his left hand because the person he was playing was left handed. So I guess he became ambidextrous!
@@cherylT321 Yes I looked it up and you are correct. Even more impressive of Dale. Robertson.Thank you.
@@MrAutodidactic 👍
The Sheriff in this episode is on Bonanza Sheriff outside of Carson City Nevada. My Favorite Sheriff in Virginia City, Nevada.
This show parallels exactly like the Rifleman.
Half hr westerns and drama are best view in 1hr u got 2😎😎
3:44 Good idea to empty all your bullets shooting in the air before you go after the bad guy. LOL
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Well it probably would have ruined the plan if they tried to hit him. 😁
Well, of course it was only a show for him to get into the gang.
Dale is so handsome, I watch him everyday 😅😅
Lukas McCann and Little Joe Cartwright 😁
Chuck Connors as Sam Bass is a far cry from The Rifleman.
Dale’s voice sounds like he has a mouthful of marbles!
Good piece. I googled the name Sam Bass and
and found that he had some kind of life
Yes he did! There's also an episode of Stories of the Century on Sam Bass:
th-cam.com/video/zixl2vEsKqg/w-d-xo.html
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Thank You For Sharing. 😁
Funny how little Joe is right-handed in this episode but was left-handed during Bonanza.
Hollywood took a little licence here. But in Big Springs, NE two great envents happened in it's history, first when it was a "Hell on Wheels" when the railroad went through and the second when Sam Bass robbed the train there. There is an historical marker telling of the robbery.
Thanks
Landon would later appear with Chuck in the rifleman
Look at S01 E02. Chuck Connors played bad guy and killed in that episode. Landon used in previous episode too as a good guy for the Express lol
It was a common practice to use the same actor for different characters on the same show all the way into the 1970s. An example is Buck Taylor who was killed during his first appearance on Gunsmoke, but then he later became the regular character Newly O'Brien.
@@bravobravoh1344 Ha! Law and Order was doing it in the 2000's. In one season, Diane Neal was a defendant accused of some sex crime; a season later she was the assistant DA!
The very first where they are talking about losing Bass in the brush. Every time I see Westerns, where they can't find some one for lack of tracks, I think, "Really - try a bloodhound!"
The date on the screen is LCMLX (1960) so it's not the first season which started in 1957. I was watching 'Tales of Wells Fargo' long before 1960.
This was the DVD version that used the same 1960 opening for everything. This was a first season episode judging from the closing logo and the IMDB listing.
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GREAT ACTOR0
DAD BURN IT little Joe you're just no good at outlawing 😂😂😂
Thats a really nice cave
Wow until this episode I hadn't a clue that Sam Bass was an actual outlaw .
THANX FOR THIS INFO, BILL!!! NEVER REALIZED IT BEFORE!!!
Chuck Connors‼️ The RIFLEMAN decided to turn Villain 👿
well its no wonder im watching the same shows over and over again , the other 62 videos are unavailable?? wtH man??? give us a few more???
Sam 🔊 🔊 bass
An interesting twist on the Sam Bass story. The Texas Rangers took Jim Murphy's sick father into custody and refused him medical treatment unless Murphy turned Bass in.
This can’t be right. I thought Matt Clark Railroad Detective got Sam Bass. Lol!
Michael Landon was a lefty; don’t know why he’s holding that gun in his right hand!
wells fargo was drawing the blood from the poor from the very beginning
Much love javan
And the beautiful people if IRAN TM
CAPTAIN JOHNSON
Little Joe is kind of a goof ball when he tries to play a heavy.
Love Dale
Lucas m'boy what are you doing with those outlaws
Chuck Connors couldn't seem to escape teaching morality and ethical behavior, just like Lucas McCain.
i dont like seeing chuck conners this way but he needs to play a bad guy to prove he is one of the best amen.
He was a great heavy in " The Big Country"
Little Joe Cartwright
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Dale Robertson has a voice, mannerisms and looks a bit like Lee Majors! Look closely!
How Wells Fargo squandered such a good image is unbelievable, what other company had such a show about them? They should be buying all the add time they can find on these videos and on the TV where these episodes are still being run. Their ignorant.
Round Rock Texas only place I know that named a street after a crook …. Sam Bass Road.
I did not care for Chuck Connors in anything but the Riflemen. Everything he acted in was just silly for the type of character he portrayed.
What about Branded
Nooo The Rifleman turned outlaw.....
The outlaw turned The Rifleman
Sad
Little joe jim hardy & locus mc caine
I wonder if there is any truth in this movie 🍿? If Sam Bass actually died this way. I googled it and Sam Bass actually did die in a gun battle with the Texas Rangers in Round Rock, Texas on July 21st, 1878 on his 27th birthday 🎂.
Chuck was acting fatherly to that guy. Did the real Sam Bass act like that? I know he didn't look anything like Chuck.
32 minutes and counting
Not use to seeing Chuck Conners and Michael Landon as bad guys
They thought up such a good plan to hide the entrance to their cave, using that tree branch.
Don't know why the have the Rifleman playing a villain?
Lucas McCain how are you going to explain to your son mark how about stealing from all these people I don't think Mark would like that!!!!
Im so tired of watching season 1 over and over again
In France this show is known as, "Look At My Fat Ass."
shows what they know
I'll keep permitted on me so hey
Mustache over Michael Landon's upper lip has to be the worst mustache in filming industry! :-O
There's Sheriff Coffee again. I wonder how many towns he was the sheriff for.
I dont like this one as much. Jims lying . Ko d store guy. Playing the mole. Not his style
Insp skipped this episode
I don't like the way Dale Robertson treats everyone like he's God almighty.
Is the TV series it's fiction that's the way he supposed to act
=5+.