You favorite old-time TV Western?

[2LaneCruzer]

Any one remember "Frontier"? It always ended with "It happened that way, moving West".

 

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Not a Western but an old TV show that was good was 'The Man From U.N.C.L.E.'

I recently caught the 2015 movie based on the old TV show characters and it was very entertaining...an action spy flick that is very much a comedy of sorts...very intriguing and fast moving...highly recommended...!

 

[DrRod]

This could go into a whole different off-topic tangent, but when 'West' was first mentioned above I did some digging on Cinerama. I remember seeing 'West', 'Mad' and 'Grand Prix' in Cinerama. But it seems there were only 3 or 4 real Cinerama theaters built. The rest were all clones; existing theaters modified with curved screens to simulate the process.

Cinerama - Wikipedia

At the bottom of this page is a list of links to discussions of 31 cities (Pittsburgh is #29): Remembering Cinerama
- Cinema Treasures

Maybe I'm just getting old but I can remember laughing to the point of tears at the Halleluiah Trail [notably the fight in the sand storm]. And when I saw it recently it really held up. Mad ... World also holds up if only for the star power -- virtually every top comedian of the 50's was at their best in this. And the Imperial convertible is a personal favorite.

Thank you all for tolerating our diversion of this thread.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

And a lot of the mental health issues couuld be attributed to the mercury used to treat such social diseases.
Which brings to mind another movie, Cheyenne Social Club, Breakheart Pass had a few 'ladies' too and Unforgiven.

The saying at the time "A night with Venus; a life time with Mercury".

 

[tude]

Quick Draw McGraw

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Deputy Dawg

 

[Jstpssng]

I'm watching a show which I don't think was mentioned; "Cisco Kid" came up when I went to Youtube.

 

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[Molalla1]

I'm watching a show which I don't think was mentioned; "Cisco Kid" came up when I went to Youtube.

Hey Pancho. . .

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Hey Pancho. . .

Yep. Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carillio.