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Date Posted: 07:45:57 07/25/13 Thu
Author: Richard
Subject: Re: TV Similarities Bonanza/Rifleman
In reply to: Kayleetara 's message, "TV Similarities Bonanza/Rifleman" on 20:46:28 07/22/13 Mon

Rifleman is simply of the best westerns ever. I'm taping them every Sat. morning off AMC.

I have often divided up Rawhide episodes into two main categories:

1) The business and hardships of driving the herd down the Sedalia Trail.

2) Strange or mysterious people or events occurring on the trail.

I love the first category of episodes, but generally don't care much for the second.

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[> Re: TV Similarities Bonanza/Rifleman -- Kayleetara, 05:28:26 07/26/13 Fri [1]

I vaguely remember Wagon Train and the theme song to Rawhide. Too young to remember much more. Bonanza of course--that burning map was burned into my brain.

I only remember Fuller as the doctor on Emergency!, my sister's favorite show. She was in love with Johnny Gage. So I still have a hard time seeing Fuller as a cowboy. :0)

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[> [> Re: TV Similarities Bonanza/Rifleman -- Richard, 07:07:32 07/26/13 Fri [1]

Johnny Gage (Randolph Mantooth) was cool, "Patient is in extreme pain, Rampart!!" Great show.

I remember Fuller best from Laramie, but it I haven't watched Laramie in many, many years.

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