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- The Ox-Bow Incident western TV series episode starring Robert Wagner, Cameron Mitchell, E.G. Marshall, Raymond Burr, Wallace Ford, Hope Emerson, Ray Teal, Eddie Firestone, Michael Ansara, James Westerfield and a wonderful cast of others is an episode of a tv anthology series from the mid 1950s. This is a very rare television western episode. In this episode a group of cowboys are accused of murdering a prominent rancher by an angry posse that becomes a kill crazed mob. So the battle between immediate action and law and order is the subject of this episode. This is perhaps the best screenplay ever written displaying the difference between a democracy and a republic. This is episode 88 of The Forsaken Westerns, an original TV series produced by Westerns On The Web Productions in cooperation with The Westerns Channel. This episode was originally released on June 2 of 2020 on The Westerns Channel. There is a big screen movie version of this from 1942 starring Henry Fonda, Dana Andrews, Mary Beth Hughes, Anthony Quinn,
Harry Morgan, Jane Darwell and a great supporting cast. This is a serious tense TV western episode from the most magnificent age of TV Westerns. If you have never seen this western be ready to be on the edge of your seat. 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 for viewing from Bob & Johnie Terry's personal archive's of thousands of western films in their collection. Watch full length western movies and TV shows full episodes on the Westerns On The Web YT channel and make sure to subscribe to be notified when new videos are uploaded. The Forsaken Westerns is hosted by Bob Terry.
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One correction. Our Constitution does not and cannot grant us inalienable(unalienable) rights, for these are natural rights that cannot be given or taken. Our Declaration of Independence acknowledges a Creator as the source of these unalienable rights that governments are formed to secure. Our Constitution is the follow-on legal contract between the people and the newly formed govenrment that recognizes this government's duty to protect our rights. If the US Constitution is ever abolished, these same inalienable rights are not abolished with it, though they likely will be ignored by those who think themself wiser than our founding fathers.
Every middle school American history teacher should show this one to their class.
That's Right
& show it more than once if they don't pass the test of understanding it!
There is a real life example of this going on right now in Wash. DC
Not only in America but in the entire planet
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes was my 7th and 10th grade English teacher in Freeport TX in the late 60’s. One of our reading assignments was the Ox Bow Incident and she recommended seeing the movie if given the chance. The district we were in was devoted to the principle that students be taught to read, listen & reason - they didn’t try to indoctrinate. My parents believed the same & I am forever grateful. It hasn’t been easy to stand up for what is true & just, to make sure you aren’t a part of the problem, to not blindly follow others just to fit in. Freedom & justice isn’t for sissies or sheep.
My take away is each of us must realize & decide if we are sheep to be lead to the slaughter of mob rule or to participate in the rule of law. If you do the crime you do the time - you don’t retreat to a land of “make believe” to be led by a demigod with no conscience. The choice is not an easy one but it is necessary and as seen in the Ox Bow it is a choice one must make & live with.
It was a hard movie to watch, after having had watched it before.
Thank you, Bob Terry, you’re a good man.
This is episode 3 season 1 of The 20th Century Fox Hour.1955-1957
Read the story in the comics but slghtly comprehended. This incident could happened to my client but was able to defend him within the bounds of law and as the law the land prrmits was acwuitted. And in i a years time thereafter the real culprit appeared and pleaded guilty.the client now liives happily and is a local gov't officcial happily rendering public service.
the Ox Bow Incident
Starring
Robert Wagner (Gil Carter),
Cameron Mitchell (Donald Martin),
E.G. Marshall (Mr. Davies),
Raymond Burr (Maj. Tetley),
Michael Ansara (Jeff Farnley),
Wallace Ford (Monty Ford),
Hope Emerson (Ma Grier),
Walter Sande (Moore),
James Westerfield (Deputy Mapes),
Ray Teal (Bartlett),
Eddie Firestone (Art Croft)
Tyler McDuff (Gerald Tetley),
Rodolfo Hoyos (Gonzales),
Willis Bouchey (Darby),
Taylor Holmes (Judge Tyler),
Robert Foulk (Jarvis),
Russell Simpson (Old Alva),
Robert Adler (Mark),
Nacho Galindo (Juan Martinez),
Robert Griffin (Sheriff Smith),
Edwin Erwin (Charly),
Jay Brooks (Sparks),
and:
Kermit Maynard (Asa).
Thank you very much Roger 😊 ...... what a cast! 👍👍
@@rafaelramirez1507 I've had people in the comments ask me what is the point of typing the cast of tv series and films here and I just do it for the fun of it and I used to type casts of tv series and films for local episode guides for tv magazines and I still do it here but just for the fun of hope it's okay Thanks.
@@rogertemple7193 later for them Roger ... me personally I appreciate it , my brother was looking at it this morning and loved it ... thanks so much my friend 👍👍 😊
@@rafaelramirez1507 I'm one of those people who spent their younger years sitting in front of the tv set watching films and television shows and watching the casts and they would show
them so fast that it was hard to stay caught up with them and
this is why I love doing this I guess I'm 58 and I also like reading
the names of the supporting players in the casts that get less
exposure than the bigger actors in the cast I know you can go to
the IMDB for this but I do it just for the fun of it, Thanks.🤔
@@rogertemple7193 you're my kind of people Roger , there should be more like you 👍👍
Almost forgot how good this story was. Epic find and share @WestensOnTheWeb! 👍👍& 5⭐🐃🐂🐄🐎🤠
Raymond Burr, a lot of people would like this. Great message for sure.
Thank you for sharing.
Today is January 6, 2023. It is the 2nd anniversary of the so-called 'insurrection'. Men, some just boys really, and even grandmothers have sat in jail, without charge, without trial, only the accusation.
and many got away with it and sit safety at home
@@gerrydooley951 got away with what lynch mob member? being let in and hurried in by police i have footage of it, and you should live in infamy as these men should have
@@gerrydooley951 and just like in this movie the truth has come out innocent people persecuted lives destroyed for what not agreeing with the mob? All the video footage that has now been made publicly available proving innocent people I’ve been persecuted. How does that make you feel now or are you still not willing to believe your own eyes and ears? The thing people tend to forget is when you allow the government to persecute innocent people yourself your family your friends your loved ones are one step closer to being persecuted for thinking you’re supporting the “wrong party” that’s why I say people like you don’t care it’s because you think it would never happen to you or yours but power changes hands and maybe next time the people that are in power think you are supporting the “wrong party”. Only a fool supports people losing their rights for what they believe in and thinks the same thing will not happen to them. I feel sorry for you for those that are ignorant do you not know they are ignorant and some of those that are ignorant don’t want to find out they are ignorant and wrong so they never look for the truth because they’re not big enough people to accept the fact they have been lied to and misled. It takes a big person to admit they are wrong is the saying but I prefer it takes a little person to not be able to admit they are wrong.
@@gerrydooley951 and I’m sure you also believed Hunter Biden‘s laptop was Russian misinformation three years ago when anyone with common sense was able to see the obvious. And now that the truth has come out have you been able to admit to yourself you were fooled and learned anything from it?
I loved the movie with Henry Fonda .
So... I'm checking this out forsure ! Thank you Sir and Much Respect. 🤠🖖
Thanks for watching
This episode came from "The 20th Century Fox Hour", in which they'd take edited scripts of some of their earlier hit films and do a TV adaptation. If you liked the movie, you won't be too disappointed.
I am not going to watch this version, because if it is as realistic as the HENRY FONDA film that I did watch but the once, because I found it to upsetting to go through again. Fonda said that he felt the need to make it, as his Father forced him to watch a real lynching when he was a boy, of a black man who had raped a white woman.
I had not seen this show in over 30 years and had forgotten about it, when I was young it did not mean that much to me, but now I understand what the show was about. thank you for putting it on RUclips.
Over the last 2000 years, there have been thousands if not millions of similar events of hanging or murdering someone who did no wrong starting with Jesus on the cross, his apostles, and the early church members right up to now. history repeats itself. every ethnic, group, political, or religious that do not agree with whoever is in charge or who is trying to be in charge feels that it is their right to kill or persecute those that do not go along with them.
YOUR COMMENTARY, JERRY, IS CERTAINLY CREDIBLE!!! JUSTICE SERVED WRONGFULLY BEGINNING WITH THE CRUCIFIXTION!!!
it started with Able's killing.
some "superior" ppl like to judge. makes me sick. out of any 20 men, this is the division i'd expect.
henry fonda played in the big screen version... i read that he said of all his movies, this is the one that got to him the most. csn't remember if he said it "haunted" him but, the one he couldn't forget.
Welcome back..Happy New Year..🥰👵🇦🇺🇺🇸
Thank you. Happy New Year to you as well
“Where else could men behave like animals except in the dark?”
In a mob.
The movies and the book were based on a true story.
Over the last 2000 years, there have been thousands if not millions of similar events of hanging or murdering someone who did no wrong starting with Jesus on the cross, his apostles, and the early church members right up to now. history repeats itself. every ethnic, group, political, or religious that do not agree with whoever is in charge or who is trying to be in charge feels that it is their right to kill or persecute those that do not go along with them.
EXCELLENT!! THANK YOU!!
Which one you like--movie or TV production--both are worth seeing. My father loved this TV version, and he was interested in the story, because such an incident happened here in Denton, Texas in the 19th century. There was only one victim, and his bones are buried in Oakwood Cemetery here. Walter Van Tilburg Clark's novel is still a good read.
THIS EPISODE CARRIES THE ARCHAIC , COLD-CRAZY COWBOY JUSTICE, BUT THE LINES ARE WELL-WRITTEN and DELIVERED by the ENTIRE CAST!!!
Tough one to decide , I'd have to take the original but by a notch
A great moral episode .... Man has to live a good life ...else in the end he will repent it very much
That was excellent 👍👍
I've seen this in another western. Same outcome. Thanks for sharing the way it used to be in the Wild west.
The Ox - bow incident 1943 movie with Henry Fonda ,Gene 👍
Just found this in notifications, so excited I had to comment , haven't seen this, I like Raymond Burr, it's going to be a good night, I'll be back, thanks, had to come back with an edit I said I like Raymond Burr, my goodness it's full of good actors, I would think Bob T. Can name them all, I recognize all of them' okay back to the movie.
Thanks for the upload, been wanting to see this American TV version of the Henry Fonda/Dana Andrew’s film for quite a while, I don’t ever recall this being on here in the UK. Thought it was very well done, straight and to the point, a very effective performance by Cameron Mitchell whom I really admire as a very underrated actor as one of the innocent cowboy’s. Gritty tale of the unpleasant side of human nature. 10/10.
What a great western how powerfully done
Wow maybe every jury should watch this before they make a decision when they’re not sure if someone is guilty or innocent.
Whoever wrote the story had a good imagination. I love the old black preacher when he sings to. It brings in ambience to it.
Sounds like they're following the original script
Read some old letters written to girl friends from Texas boys who went to New Mexico to fight in the Lincoln county war they were some tough men
Clint Eastwood's favorite film.
They will have to live with what they did the rest of their lives 😭
Excelent film!
Love the old west threads, Bob Terry!
Great movie as well.
Henry Fonda did a remarkable job
Outstanding!
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Perry Mason looks funny on a horse.
pity the horse
@@gerrydooley951 Maybe not, given some of Raymond Burr's proclivities.
Good TV show thank you 👍
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9:00 "Take my advice; let's go on inside and have a drink." That's great advice to give to an angry lynch mob! People always think more rationally when they're drunk.
Raymond Burr played a gay caballera in this film. Wagner was probably gay as well - that's why he got into a hissy fight with Natalie Wood and tossed her into the drink to die.