[attachment 6634 morg85.jpg]i appeared on gunsmoke more than miss kitty[attachment 6635 russianSm.jpg]really,i think you better think again because i may have,and on the wild wild west too.[attachment 6636 k7.jpg]your both lyin',now marshall dillion if you'll just untie my hands i'll be a good boy.
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1960's tv
- Thread starter david(tx)
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Lil Brother
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the BEST "Bad Guy"........ever!
Arkie John
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I THINK his character was called Newby or some such name.
aj
aj
Arkie John
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You got my curiosity up so I did a little investigation with the help of our friends at Google.
Gunsmoke is my all-time favorite TV western. It just had the magic formula. It's too bad we don't have room for quality television anymore. My kids grew up without TV because of that and the fact that they just didn't need the reality shows and the sitcoms cramming garbage down their thoats. They are old enough now to make their own decisions, but TV today does not need to be in a position to influence the wide-eyed innocence of our children. -Just my two-cents worth-
Three cheers for Gunsmoke, and the Rifleman, and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans--and all that they stood for!!!
aj
Gunsmoke is my all-time favorite TV western. It just had the magic formula. It's too bad we don't have room for quality television anymore. My kids grew up without TV because of that and the fact that they just didn't need the reality shows and the sitcoms cramming garbage down their thoats. They are old enough now to make their own decisions, but TV today does not need to be in a position to influence the wide-eyed innocence of our children. -Just my two-cents worth-
Three cheers for Gunsmoke, and the Rifleman, and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans--and all that they stood for!!!
aj