Whiplash Full TV Episode 08 - Dutchman's Reef

Whiplash Full Episode - Mrs. Culbert summons Cobb to request he search for her missing son 'Teddy Bear' Cobb is not interested till Mrs Culbert agrees to sign new transport contracts to her mines if Cobb finds the man.
Set in the 1860s, the series is a western filmed in Australia, and stars Peter Graves as "Christopher Cobb". The series is loosely based on the life of Freeman Cobb, who was the genuine founder of Australia's first stagecoach line Cobb and Co. Peter Graves, in his character of Christopher Cobb, did not carry a pistol and often used a bullwhip to settle disputes. He carried a rifle and used it on more than one occasion.
The series stands out from other television western series of its era in that the guest casts are composed of actors available in Australia, so none of the character actors so ubiquitous in American westerns, aside from Graves himself, appear at all.
Australia... in 1797 prisoners from the jails of London, mostly guilty of petty or political crimes - were deported to desolate Botany Bay. Descendants of these convicts still lived in the bush in 1840 when Christopher Cobb, an American, came to establish a stage line and lived to become a legend.
Peter Graves
Anthony Wickert

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*Freeman Cobb (1830-1878) was an American, who established the Cobb and Co stagecoach company in 1853 with partners John Murray Peck, James Scanlon and John B. Lamber. The company was based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and ran American-imported Concord coaches to and from the Victorian goldfields. Cobb returned to the United States after three and a half years but associates continued operating under the name Cobb & Company. He had introduced the use of Concord coaches to Australia and built a brand so strong the companies operated it until 1924.*

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All the titles are on the wrong episodes ?

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Never let the truth get in the way of a .....story. Barbed wire was not around in the 1840's; nor was Cobb & Co. and the boy's jodhpurs were from the 1920-40's eras. Machine milled wooden rails were not part of 1840's Aussie life either. Also wire came in coils or rolls, not bales (12:45) a city slipup by the producers/directors and writers.
Clearly these are all titled incorrectly. This should be titled "Barbed Wire" if any of them should; not the episode 05 that was: ruclips.net/video/4yqcos_JyIw/видео.html
The poor quality of the film itself it only part of the problem with this old production! Lol

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