The Forsaken Westerns - Iron West - tv shows full episodes
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2017
- Iron West is an episode of an almost forgotten western television series titled Union Pacific. This episode is from 1959. Starring Jeff Morrow, Judson Pratt and J.M. Kerrigan. In this episode Major Bart McClelland is in charge of advancing the railroad west in the late 1860's he has many obstacles he must overcome including getting a doctor to end of track. There were 38 episodes of the Union Pacific series released, very few of them are still known to exist. This is episode 26 of The Forsaken Westerns, an original TV series produced by Westerns On The Web Productions. The Forsaken Westerns series contains episodes of TV shows that were never broadcast or have not been broadcast in as many as 65 years. Almost lost forever, these rare television film treasures are now being released and uploaded. The series launched March 1 of 2017 from the www.westernsontheweb.com archive collection. This series is hosted by Bob Terry. Watch full length western movies and TV shows full episodes on the Westerns On The Web channel and make sure to subscribe.
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Another great episode of The Forsaken Western.
This is a memory for me. We watched this show, it was on NBC TV in New York. Our NBC executive neighbor was one of a few awarded a plastic HO scale model of this train, fixed and mounted on a track with a board platform with a Union Pacific plaque. He gave it to me, still packed, and I still have it today, The locomotive, with two cars. I wish I could post a picture here. Jeff Morrow was a very popular actor, and here he was close to 55 years old. These are nice shows. I wish there were more today.
Would love to see a photo of this rare endorsement item. Perhaps you could message us on FB
@@westernsontheweb I will take a picture and send it over.
@@westernsontheweb its great seeing a well known iron horse who got a second life as a movie star in a western tv series
Great show! Thank you. I hope there is more.
My husband worked for the railroad in the 80’s. And many of the same problems back then with the tracks
this episode is a great tribute to how the union pacific was built and the plight of those who built it is also nice to see old no3 inoyo in another classic western
Bloody Awesome, Mate!
I grew up watching this show! I still have a great love for trains.
I still both sing, and play the theme song!
Many, many thanx for finding this! I do hope that you will find more!
Cheers!
Thank you for these rare and really very good gems'''''''!!!!!
Not bad; it was still a Western , I grew up right next to the railroad tracks, it was music to my ears. The iron horse,Thx Bob
This show is from a time when almost every boy in America celebrated America’s romance with the RR in electric replica trains. I watched this show in the 50s and had a Lionel O Guage model RR in the basement. RR represented American grit and determination, spinning the continent in the greatest engineering feat in history. People today don’t get it.
Also the word colonialism during the process of liberating these countries still in the gray area of being civil we brought engineers who built their RR and Shipping Terminals & Docks along with telephone poles to hung wire for electricity and communication
Ty. Superb
Thanks for uploading this. I was only 3 when this show was on TV. I've been looking for an episode of this for decades. (I guess I just gave my age away, LOL!!!!)
Keep em coming
A good introductory episode to the series. I would like to view more episodes, if possible, to see how the short series developed.
This is great entertainment. Not bad and it's free. Thanks for the upload, l love this stuff.
much better than what is on tv or Netflix today.
Great Show . I hope you can find moreepisodes
Thank you. Great
I never realized how many problems the early rail lines had.
The creator and producer, Robert A Cinader, also produced Adam-12 and Emergency for Jack Webb.
I noticed that when he began the run-up to the bridge, he was dumpiing sand in front of the drive wheels.
This was history's first attempt at such a project, wasn't it?
please find more episodes
Great concept, the Forgotten Westerns, and I fully appreciate them.
One bit of constructive criticism though... please lose the bats at the opening. It's all wrong and mistakenly gives the impression of a cheesy horror feel.
I understand using the bats as some of these films come from neglected and dark places, but the bats are more suitable for Bella Lugosi films.
Softwood ties, soft iron rails that "roll over", a bridge that can't handle floodwaters, no armed protection for their workers. Seems they built a substandard line on a shoestring that deserved to fail.
Perhaps you should read Stephen Ambrose book on the subject "Nothing Like It In The World", and gain a newfound and deserved respect.
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You can tell that it was a low-budget series, when supposedly they cross the bridge over the dangerous river, no bridge is seen and the landscape is the same as before.
Lose the bats dude ☺
they forgot to mention, you are getting a railway, whether you want one or not, and god help anyone that got in their way
I know that it is free but B movies just doesn't cut for me !
I am guessing this head engineer probably served with the railroad service during the war between the states because he knows how to run a engine
Wanted tall dark haired handsome actors for the 1950/60's Westerns. Will consider shorter light haired actors if they can actually act (i.e. Steve McQueen). Or giant blonds (i.e. Chuck Conners). This episode shows why the railroads hired Chinese slaves who had few options in the good old USA. This episode was pretty ridiculous - it deserves to be Forsaken.
I think that was the CPR not the UPR that hired Chinese as Navies
NOW A DAYS.....
SOME PEOPLE READ
THESE WORDS...
RAILROAD CROSSING
THEIR I.Q. DROPS 😂
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Mydadwasanengineerontheup thisislureffa tmnmustseetv if it is an example of this TV station I Want It All there's too much misinformation the in position for a walk to get that training my father told me all about it he drove it he lived it I want the station I want to see the rest of it to setting now
Huh?
IS THIS THE SAME TRAIN
ON PETTICOAT JUNCTION
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