I loved the Big Valley but loved it more later as Lee Majors and Linda Evans became bigger stars.
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The Wild Wild West

Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, The Rifleman.

Anyway, it's good to hear that those good old Western series are still being shown on TV!
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My parents seem to love that "MeTV" channel, when I visit them they're constantly watching
Gunsmoke, Rawhide, Bonanza,
and
The Virginian
. But, I can only get into Rawhide.
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Yeah, that one was a LOT of fun - it's time some TV station showed it in repeat for the young generation to get to know it, too!
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The Wild,Wild West
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I'm afraid I've never seen "The Rifleman" - but "Wanted: Dead Or Alive" sure was one of my favorites!
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The Rifleman
Wanted: Dead Or Alive

Really?! I didn't know that - thanks a lot for your information!
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Yes she did. The 2 part pilot was made into a movie called This Savage Land and it is still around today.

I must admit that I've never got to watch this one; but it sounds very interesting! Brenda Scott, I think, also played in other Western serials
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The best western for me was The Road West (1966), a real family show with interesting stories each week. Brenda Scott and Andrew Prine were the best in my teenage mind. It would be so great to see this again.

Oh yes, you're absolutely right, there are VERY little TV shows with have got their very own, unmistakable 'character' - and unfortunately, in recent years the number has gone down to about zero
Robert Conrad is a REALLY great actor, yes; I also liked him a lot as 'Pappy Boyington' in "Black Sheep Squadron", where he was like a real 'father' for his 'black sheep' during the difficult days of War in the Pacific And Ross Martin was immensely versatile - like a kind of latter-day Chester Morris, who'd surprised us all so many times in his so many different 'roles' in the "Boston Blackie" movie series!
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Thanks for your comment. I would like to add that unfortunately there are far too few unique TV shows out there. Wild Wild West was definitely one of them. Ross Martin was superb playing all those different characters. I read here that he spoke multiple languages so that was definitely an advantage in playing his character on the show. Additionally Robert Conrad IS James West. He was great in that part.
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Yeah, you're absolutely right, "Wild Wild West" is really a unique 'show' which is just set in a Western atmosphere, it uses the 'Wild West' scenery for depicting stories that could have happened (almost) anywhere, at any time - and it was very good, too!
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My favorite all time Tv show is The Wild Wild West. But it is not really a western like Bonanza, or High Chaparral. Wild Wild West is a unique show in a genre by itself.
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Oh yeah, "Gunsmoke" sure was one of the very classic western series; and I must admit I quite liked James Arness - although his 'little' brother Peter Graves was more in my line
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Without a doubt my favorite was and still is Gunsmoke. I think Matt Dillon ruined me for real men, though.
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I'm amazed that it took so long for someone to mention ' HG-WT '. For my money, that's the best western tv series that I've ever seen. I've always been amazed at how much they could put into a 30-minute episode. Of course, the 30 minutes wasn't destroyed with so much commercial time back then.

Encore Westerns just picked up Cheyenne (actually more 50s than 60s). Yesterday they had sea.1, ep.1. Outlaws, Indians, Calvary, James Garner as Lt.. Good stuff. Cheyenne even had a sidekick who I had no recollection of. I checked, and he only lasted 3 episodes.

Oh, thanks a LOT for the tip - I must admit that I'd never even heard about that one before; sounds VERY interesting!
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Here's one more. It was unusual in that a Native American was the protagonist and hero - "
Brave Eagle
". It only ran for two seasons but I remember looking forward to watching that as well.
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Hey, that's VERY interesting, those are some of the lesser-known ones; and you sure gave us some good ideas for rediscovering those old TV gems!
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