I think PR had a ball doing this episode. He got to show his humorous tendencies, something he didn't get to do a lot. His 'Peasants' and swagger as he walked away is classic as you say, debpet2.

It's good to see you here again, AG. You've been missed.

The best argument for "it's a dream" is that Adam didn't go after Ruth. I just can't imagine that he wouldn't try to find her if she was real and he "loved her very much". Well, the man could hardly set his horse so he probably wasn't in any shape to go after her at that particu...

ellen...In the scene in Bullet for a Bride, Adam is reversed in the scene where they are waiting for the ceremony to start.

Sure looks like him, doesn't it?

I watched this when it was on and just treated it as another western because the characters and the story line where so different than the original. I did like the young man that played Adam (even though he had very blue eyes). I think they also spent too much time with the other characters in the t...

I reckon that would be B....Gunsmoke

In this western, we never did find out the main character's real name.

A...Have Gun, Will Travel
B...Laramie
C...The Virginian
D...The Lawman

What a time you must have had, prater. It would be great to see all these people and talk to them. I'd love to talk to James Drury. Thanks for posting.

debpet...so good to have you with us. Hope you'll post your stories here for everyone to enjoy.

Sounds like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing these great pictures.