Saw this episode on MeTV this afternoon. I've come to the conclusion that PR was an avid fan of old movies because his mannerisms reflect some of the old time movie stars. In this episode he seems to be channeling John Barrymore. The film "Twentieth Century" (1934) comes to mind, one of those screw...

dougsgirl wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2019 7:40 am

I know it wasn't their theme song, but I loved the one Pernell sang when he was on The Virginian.

I do too and he had a cold when he sang that.

I like the Wagon Train theme and Lancer themes.

I hope you enjoy your time at Boomers. There’s much here to escape to.

Yes, I agree with those wonderful scenes you mentioned Adamant! I also like the scene where Adam disarms the gunfighter.

This episode is really a strange one. As Drifter says there are many good scenes. Sadly this is about how the railroad could do just about anything back then and they did. This is one where Ben should have been backing his son. He does tell him to do what he thinks best, but at the end he should hav...

January I have heard that story but it also was explained that to increase their salaries they all signed for an extra year after the first season. That would be six years, which he did complete. He fulfilled his part of the contract. He did ask to leave and miss the bit parts he had in the last 5 e...

Howdy, rolsson I hope you enjoy your time here!

I like the Laura episodes but as others state they aren’t the best written. There are inconsistencies and holes in the plots. I am not going to rehash what has been stated very skillfully . A few things to point out however. They spent a lot of time and effort to promote Adam getting a bride. I was ...

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Thu Apr 18, 2019 10:52 am

Does this plot sound familiar?

A vengeful ex-convict (Lee Marvin) kidnaps Garth, intending to use torture to reduce him to savagery. On today on Insp.TV.

I wonder if the same writer wrote this script?