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I remember my father was so happy when he was able to get the Encore Western channel. He said "Son,I can see the western t.v. shows and movies I missed when I was working." Watching this is making me tear up cause I lost my dad recently.
I especially loved Eric Fleming aka Gill Favor-Rawhide. He was the star and now Clint Eastwood gets all the glory as the star of this series and it burns me up. Eric was!!!! Also...everybody needs to read the life story of Eric Fleming and it will make you cry from a little boy until his accidental death filming his last movie he was in and he was going to get married when finished with this film also. He had the saddest and most painful and tragi life. His face was also all reconstructive surg
It is now Jan of 2018, I grew up watching all these shows. Never saw this 1975 reunion show until now, really unbelievable. As time rolls on, I wonder how many others will stumble across this & be drawn back to their childhood. Yes, I am 67 now, & oh how I miss those days of long ago, so long pardner.
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Our children and grandchildren will never know what they missed nor will they ever know how important these shows were to us and what we learned from them.
I grew up watching all these westerns. Born in 1947...I miss them so so so much!!!! Nothing today on t.v. is as great as our beloved westerns were....and talk about violence. Today is horrible. Our beloved westerns were the real days of ago. Our western actors the best actors and most beloved and will never be forgotten ever. God bless each and every one of you for all the hours of enjoyment you gave us. God bless westerns!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What an invaluable piece of TV western history! So many of these wonderful actors are now gone but will always be remembered. Great to see Neville Brand & Peter Brown who co-starred on my favorite western Laredo.
My favourite also love ❤️ peter Brown and Neville Brand wish big bill Smith was there Laredo and lawman was my all time favourites also love Jack Kelly and John Russell and Lee Van cleef too ❤️
This video is wonderful. These westerns are the best. They don't even make westerns anymore.What they call actors now are nothing compared to these men. This is real entertainment.
tom selleck? youre right about no good westerns lately. why not..not popular? i am sure on e thing they cant do is show the massacre of indians...am i right>
The old timers of the classic T V Westerns just don,t want to fade away! ,,,,,,,and why should they ?. No bad language ! no sex ! just good old family entertainment.
Wow....great priceless collection. I have a great collection of Clint Walker.....movies, photos, and you name it. I loved Cheyenne and he was my first love though Clint same age as my parents and I am the same age as his one and only daughter....66 yrs. now. I love all the westerns....always hunting them so can enjoy. You Tube has really some wonderful videos for us....what a blessing they are to us western and cowboy lovers. Very addictive watching the You Tube westerns as they are so great.
I believe it was much longer than this and was in the latter 70's. We then started losing so many of our great cowboys. Unfortunately there were just toooo many great ones to include them all...for sure. Wish there was something we could do to get them to replay our old westerns back more. A few channels have them on weird hours here in Ca. on Sat. mornings and some old western movies in the afternoon. There are so many of us whom would be thrilled to see westerns make a comeback!!!!!!!!!!
Obviously this was made before Duke died in 1979 because of the dedication of the song to Duke wasn't in the past tense. Thanks to the person who posted this video. My precious darling brother David would have LOVED it!!!!
This is 2014, We could use a lot more westerns today... But you know the kids and adults are far to sophisitated for all of this simple talk, and simple living. You can see just how far we gotten
I am just 46 years old but I have watched westerns with my dad for years. His favorites were Lawman and Tales of Wells Fargo but he also really liked Cheyenne, Wagon Train and Gunsmoke as well as many others that I wont name. Dad passed away in January of this year and the one thing I really am going to miss is sitting in his living room after work and watching the Encore Western channel with him. I actually just subscribed to the channel in my home because over time his favorites also became mine. They don't make shows like this anymore which is sad because these shows were better than almost anything you find on television these days.
This show brought me to tears, what great memories from my childhood and on up. Unfortunately kids now don't have wholesome shows now like there was when these stars were popular icons and good role models. (2019). THANKS
I remember watching this almost 50 years ago. I always thought it was an hour long show. Having said that, it is wonderful to see any part of it all these years later. Many heartfelt thanks for putting this out there.
Roy & Dale, Were always my Favorite Growing up, Use to go to the Rodeo's To see them when ever it hit Town etc. May they RIP & are Sadly missed, By all of their Fans.
Thank you for bringing this show to you tube. I watched most of those westerns when I was a kid and love watching them all again. What great tv shows they were too. Need to bring westerns back. They are my favorites to watch over again. God bless.
As a baby boomer, these are the shows that I grew up watching, and ironically, the quality of the shows is superior to most of the series that are currently in production. It's bittersweet to see so many of the Western stars that are no longer with us, including Glenn Ford, Chuck Connors, Clayton Moore, Jack Kelly, John Russell, Lee Van Cleef, Ken Curtis and Milburn Stone, Jock Mahoney, George Montgomery, Richard Boone, Gene Barry, and so many others. I still get a great kick from watching Have Gun Will Travel, Bat Masterson and Maverick on the Westerns Channel, where they are shown on a daily basis.
i'm just starting to watch the westerns of the past on Metv station and i'm loving what i've seen so far! i mean The Rifleman is amazing!! of course, Gunsmoke n Bonaza and Wanted Dead or Alive' is great! so many legends here from a time long gone by. i wish we were back there as far as content in shows where todays show r filled with so much that influences so many young folks n not in a good way. its sad really. thank you for sharing this:)
I met Larry Storch . Back in the mid 70's At the Airport In NYC, Both of us were waiting for our Flights He was a great Guy to talk with, Very Friendly also.
No kidding about how shows influence. They try to blame how kids behave now days on guns, but isn't it funny how all the kids in th 50's and 60's were raised with guns in most of there shows? Yet you did not hear of middle schoolers shooting up there own schools back then. I am a mid 1990's born child raised on the good o days and I am always surprised to here people my age do not know who Roy Roger's and Dale Evens are. I was a home schooled kid and proud of it. I still have a brain to think. Unlike the other kids who are surprisingly dumb and silly.
Yep...I have tears on my face seeing all these legends that are gone now. Creation has blessed us with their achievements & talent for making our time here so much better. I'll always love them all!! Sept.30,2019
Gosh... wish I had seen this when it premiered on TV, well probably was too busy at the time, and didn't know it was on. It was wonderful to grow up with these shows. The bit between festus and doc, was great. Gunsmoke was the best. So many featured here are now gone, so it's wonderful to them all here.
Good to see our heroes again. And though I liked the ending with Roy and Dale singing Happy Trails [Dales Evans wrote the song for the show] and all our heroes joining in.Thanks for sharing.
Even though I was not a Roy Rodgers fan, my favorites were Gene Autry and Hoppy. But that song remains the representation as I remember the shows closings. From Hoppy at the kids Saturday morning matinee at the theater in '50. Don't care but it brought tears.
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WOW What a great get together.. It made me realize how much TV needs some good westerns again,. Thank you for this delightful gathering. I'll be back. It is wonderful to see all these great old friends. Ty is one of my very favorites. How absolutely ingenious to get this group together.
My heroes as a child, great entertainment, with lessons on how to be a good person. I watch a lot and f the shows still today. They helped the boys I grew up with become the good men they are today. Wish there was more of this show though.
I have never seen this show before. What great actors all together and great memories. I watch encore western channel all the time. They truly don't make them like this anymore. If they would only make shows like this now. No cursing or sex. I think people are ready for shows like these old westerns to come back.
Have you ever watched "METV"? It isn't all westerns, it has a mixed collection of old shows; but it has a nice, big handful of old western t.v. shows! I've seen Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Wagon Train, The Rifleman, Big Valley, and one with Steve McQueen in it? (the title escapes me) Daniel Boone, (which was sort of a non-western western, I guess it was an action-type show, anyway) and a number of others.
As was born in late '58, the peak of popularity of the TV western, that leads me to think it was about 20 years too late. It would have been great to be working on technical developments and then come home to westerns every night.
I just turned 63, and remember all these shows. They were family time entertainment in those days. And that young fella in Rawhide was a 19 year old Clint Eastwood as Rowdy Yates.
Ruby Ohl , I lived for the Virginian! It was my favorite and still is. I own the entire series on DVD. I also loved the Big Valley and High Chapparal. I didn't do homework when they were on.
I totally don't believe this thing has shown up on YouTUBE. I remembered seeing this special to this day. That song especially drilled itself into my mind for whatever reason. Thanks for putting this up!
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I was hoping the Lone Ranger and a couple others where going to get a bit more screen time then they did. Sad it broke up when the rifleman made his entrance. So many greats that have left us now, so sad
I remember watching this when i was a teenager, 14 i think, thought this was the greatest thing ever, My Grandfather and i watched Westerns all week long what a great time ti be a teenager. Watching this again brought a tear to my eyes when he said "This is for you duke".
Wish everyone on here was still around! We’ve lost all the great ones & the best TV ever was as well! I checked on the date of this show & it was aired in 1979...the year John Wayne died! I wish so much that the TV Westerns Channel would bring a lot more of these older show back for us oldsters to watch again & so the younger ones can experience really great TV! I’ve e-mailed the Western Channel about bring them back but they tell me it’s the companies that own the rights that won’t release them or else they want to much money! What a shame! What a sad sad shame!
I did not know all that about Eric Fleming but I do remember that handsome face he had and his great acting. I did recall years ago reading that he died on that last movie...Vic Morrow of Combat TV series fame (and some good movies) died on the set when a helicopter crash or something went awry in the shooting of the movie. We lost some good actors at too young an age. Rocky Lane was my (one of my) real more adult actors but he was very much as the special ones that we speak of in those years.
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I have never seen this before,having just turned 65 myself I remember those shows like yesterday,they Are the most precious memories,so here to the sunny slopes of long ago
Vi este video muchisimas veces y siempre me produce el mismo sentimiento, Lloro por el recuerdo de mi iinfancia y adolescencia solitaria, encerrada en mi casa solo acompañada por estos personajes.
Only for certain people. America was never great. It started to be great but it was left unifinished when FDR became president, after he died, America started to become a third world country. Progressive party was destroyed and muzzled.
I can't believe they assembled all these great stars together and only had a 30 min. Show,,,,, but it was good to see all of em. They use to produce shows like this from time to time...... Not so much anymore. Thanks for the post. From a big western fan who grew up on these wild west heros...... MyDaMnWoRd 😎🔫