Takes me back to the days when there were so many good western series on tv. Laramie was my favourite, with Robert Fuller of course ❤ So great to see these classic programmes again. 😊😊😊
@what's up buttercup No. Fuller didn't join Wagon Train till season 7 and 8. Fuller was in Laramie (1959-1963) till then. He says he left the set of Laramie when it was cancelled and one week later walked onto the set of Wagon Train for the new season 7, 1963-64.
An old fashioned western with an old fashioned love story!! Fuller and Baker.. what a gorgeous pair. And btw: all love interests have to die.. or should they all join eternal cast ??? Get a grip !!!
There's always some jerk to spoil happiness for someone. I've come across some of these corrupt law officials. It's too bad they don't get what they intend for people. Very good story.
Spoiler Alert........... Well, I would had thought Chris (The wagon master) would had believed innocent until proven guilty but this episode sure showed he didn't believe that and in fact played a part though unintentional in this girl getting killed because he didn't listen to her and check out to see if her story was true or not. I wish the writers would had not ended it until Coup confronted Chris over how bad Chris acted and how wrong he was! If it were a true story I wouldn't had been so quick to keep working for a wagon master that judged so cruelly and so wrong as to not even give Coup a chance to listen to the girl to even give a chance of her proving her innocence.
And of course we KNOW it is just a tv show and that they had to keep Coop single bc he is a hot one, but they could not let him go on with out a love interest. I knew the pattern from Bonanza and all the brothers they kept un-naturally single.
@@chatryna Didn't Little Joe get married on Bonanza? I think right after they were married she got killed. I would say those Cartwright boys had quite a few love interests 😁😁but bad things happened when they did 😕
@@JustMe-ec2ph He did get married. So true. But after she died, they still presented him in the show as if his status was single, not widowed. Lesson of the day: Never marry the star of the show.
