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6th May 2013, 20:42
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6th May 2013, 23:18
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Then I'd say that I was going to avoid the obvious citing of his work in the Dollars Trilogy, and give shine to Once Upon A Time In The West. Back to Rawhide, once it was (probably) mentioned in this thread, I'd only comment with the fact that I never watched it, but was interested on account of Clint Eastwood being in that show. More interesting that it happened before he broke out in the Dollars Trilogy. All this was in my mind, and that plan backfired. Ah well. |
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7th May 2013, 20:47
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7th May 2013, 22:01
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Today's TV Western of the day is Gunsmoke! This series was one of very few shows that ran on both TV & radio. The show also started on radio and ran from 1952 to 1961. The television version ran for 20 seasons from 1955 to 1975, and was the United States' longest-running prime time, live-action drama with 635 episodes. In 2010, Law & Order tied this record of 20 seasons, but only 456 episodes.
Gunsmoke was TV's No. 1 ranked show from 1957 to 1961 before slipping into a decline after expanding to an hour. In 1967, the show's 12th season, CBS planned to cancel the series, but widespread viewer reaction saved the show. There were differences between the characters on the radio and TV versions of Gunsmoke. In the radio series, Doc was acerbic, somewhat mercenary, and borderline alcoholic at least in the program's early years. On radio's Gunsmoke, Doc Adams's real name was Dr. Calvin Moore. He came west and changed his name to escape a charge of murder. The television Doc, though still crusty, was in many ways softer and warmer. Miss Kitty, who, after the radio series ended, was said by some to have engaged in prostitution, began in that role in the television series, working in the Long Branch Saloon. In an earlier 1956 episode, the owner of the Long Branch was named Bill Pence. A later 1956 episode begins with Chester pointing out to Matt a new sign under the Long Branch Saloon sign stating "Russell & Pence, Proprietors." In that same episode, John Dehner portrayed a dubious New Orleans businessman claiming to be Kitty's father, who tried to talk her into selling her half interest in the Long Branch and returning to New Orleans with him as a partner in his alleged freight business. Miss Kitty transitioned to sole owner. Although early film episodes showed her descending from her second-floor rooms in the saloon with Matt, or showed her or one of her girls leading a cowboy up to those same rooms, these scenes disappeared later on, and viewers were guided to see Miss Kitty just as a kindhearted businesswoman. Cast James Arness/U.S. Marshall Matt Dillon Amanda Blake/Miss Kitty Russell Milburn Stone/Doc Adams Ken Curtis/Festus Haggen Dennis Weaver/Chester Goode Buck Taylor/Newly O'Brian Burt Reynolds/Quint Asper Gunsmoke Opening Theme Gunsmoke 1964 original intro/previews/close
Bonus: Gunsmoke Episode 1 Season 1 with intro by John Wayne
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8th May 2013, 01:41
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I have watched Quick Draw McGraw on Boomerang, and for some strange reason, they never played a theme song to it. It would just cut to the image preview showing what episode it is. This animated short was first aired by Cartoon Network, but now frequently shown by Boomerang. |
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