Besides the cut back on violence, Westerns were being phased out and expensive to make.

Another tearjerker. A very good episode. I thought Lorne did a phenomenal job. Journey Remembered.jpg It really goes well with Inger, My Love. I thought the 2 Inger stories and the one with Elizabeth were all interesting and well acted by everyone. I don't care for the Marie episode as much, a bit ...

I liked the episode. It had a really odd moment in the beginning -- Joe doesn't seem overly worried that Adam was just shot. But you quickly forget about that gaffe. I just have to tell you that...I almost burst into laughter during a very powerful, non-funny scene. Ben confronts the surviving brot...

I watched the episode for the first time, yesterday. Adam seemed to be doomed from the start. In the beginning, I couldn't believe my eyes when Adam was waving around so much money in public. He had it in his hand when he left the bank, and he showed it to Joe -- and others, who were watching them ...

Thanks for the link. I enjoyed watching this again. I have seen it 2 other times on you tube.

Edgar Buchannon was so versatile. He did comedy and drama. One of the best character actors. Did he have any descendants?

Maybe this episode would have been better with someone other than Patricia Crowley. I just don’t care for her acting, not so much the script.

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Mon Mar 02, 2020 5:19 pm

I do recognize the little boy. He was on The Avenger and played Jimmy, the one who was trying to bring Ben and Adam stew for dinner.

I am not sure but he resembles a friend of Opie Taylor.
Too young to see this show.and probably wouldn’t living on Guam at the time.

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Mon Mar 02, 2020 8:52 pm

Julianna wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 03, 2017 1:20 pm

Just what would you substitute for those bad lines?

I think I would say something like, It's ok Joe. Everybody makes mistakes, myself included.

And now you know why PR complained about the writing.Also the lines between Glory and Adam are worse than Adam’s line to Joe.