The Forsaken Westerns - Quiet Day at Fort Lowell - tv shows full episodes
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2018
- Quiet Day at Fort Lowell western TV series episode from the Boots and Saddles western series starring John Pickard, (billed as Jack Pickard in the credits of this episode) Harry Harvey Jr., Dave Willock, House Peters Jr., Robert Knapp and Al Wyatt Sr.. This is episode 34 of The Forsaken Westerns, an original TV series produced by Westerns On The Web Productions. In this episode a young soldier is tormented by some of the others because of his youth and inexperience. Hosted by Bob Terry 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 the www.westernsontheweb.com archive collection. 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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Bob Terry it is absolutely the best series going. Real westerns at last! Many thanks. Take your boots off, put your feet up, glass of red in your hand and enjoy...
Bob Terry you are a true western hero, and all the western people from days gone bye that you honor, would be proud and thankful, &they would say no one does it better, so glad you do what you do. Thank you!
The opening with the bugler sounding "Boots and Saddles" drew me to the tv like a moth to a flame! I was a kid when I watched this series in the UK. - It actually finished my scouting career because it was shown on the same evening as my local scout troop meeting. I had to choose between learning to tie knots and camping craft or saddling up and riding off to battle with bugles ringing and guidons flying....NO CONTEST! - incidentally, UCLA have 6 episodes in their archives: Eps 2.The Repeater Rifle, 6.The Paymaster 7.Terror At Fort Lowell, 33.The Superstition, 36.Weight Of Command, and 37.The Decision. - Oh how I wish they would restore them and make them available to the public!
The TV show is not weak at all it's a very good TV show very well produced
I remember it I was a young fella about 12-13 at 19 I was a young Calvary Officer flying helicopters in Vietnam.
it's too bad that there are so few episodes of"boots and saddles",i like it!
Loved “Boots & Saddles”!,
Great show! Bob forgot to mention the coffee while you watch your Western TV show in the morning! It's a tragedy when any of these vintage TV Show episodes are no longer in existence. Dragnet from the 1950's seems to have possibly lost 3/4 of all episodes made then. The only hope it seems those missing episodes to time can surface, is only a "maybe" that Jack Webb's family may have those inn their estate. So far though, no proof of that being the case. Just an awful and terrible loss. If in my lifetime those missing Dragnet films could surface and be released would be quite a gift! Come on everyone, dig out the lost films, please!
Thanks for uploading this episode.
0:55 second mark. Really brings back memories! Thanks, WesternsOnTheWeb! :0
Anot6her great episode of The forsaken Western.
Glad to see you are presenting these episodes. It's an absolute disgrace that our society allows old classics to disappear and deteriorate. More effort should be made to preserve things from the past. Another example of a lost western is the "Gray Ghost", another 1950s series which showed Confederate forces in a heroic light-----and thus is considered politically incorrect these days. Nevertheless, IT SHOULD BE PRESERVED. It was a good show ( I think one or two episodes are on RUclips).
Back again, legs up' boots off, these episodes , definitely not forsaken to me.
Good old one. Soldiers and Apache battles. Sorta real. Thanks for sharing. 1937???
Actually somewhat accurate. Apaches usually fought on foot did not ride charging into it.
Weapon inaccuracy, which was not unusual for shows of that period. Cavalry did not use Winchester rifles.
Muito bom
From a time when we just were entertained.
Way before 24/7 hate to a person who tried to put the brakes on these lunatics of today running TV.
No wonder I never heard of this show. It is very weak, but it is more authentic than many tv westerns.
"Harry Harvey Jr. was the son of veteran
stage,film and TV character actor Harry Harvey Sr.."-🤔🖥☕🌐..
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If your friends like to become a cowboy or custer.watch this film with family and cousins.Thank you
i would like to know on if you might have any of these episodes of Valley Days (1) the Great Lounsberry Scoop the first story of the battle of the Little Big Horn (2) a Woman Rights (3) Forty Steps to Glory (4) the Devil's Bar so if you have any of them could you please Post them here on RUclips Forsaken Westerns,
This is a great series with at least three other episodes still in circulation.
Wouldn't it be magic though to acquire the five or six episodes currently held for research students at
u c l a. With all the advances in techknowledge it should be an easy transfer and they have some of the best of the series.
Now that would be a real feather in the cap for westerns on the web.
Again thanks for all your work and effort.
Cheers from Australia.
Alan
Alan Black ...from Australia? How did you find out U.C.L.A. had those?
@@ohwhatelse there's a site thtat actually gives you a synopsis of most episodes.
I love this series , it was a major part of my childhood I the fifties, and these missing six episodes appear to be there on that site.
Fabulous stories.
I can't access from Australia but you guys can.!!!!
That would be amazing and bring back wonder to a mid seventy year old..
Please try.
Thanks
Alam
Howdy
Magic shrubbery that stops bullets.
And ammo grows on it.
Judging by the comments you'd think ABC or CBS would listen and take note. I don't see why a new series of something like this hasn't taken flight. Rather than the game shows that seem to rate..
I am confused, you say this is the 34th Forsaken Western. When I check the playlist, it has 33 videos, however, three are promotional videos. Checking IMDB, they list 2 other episodes that I cannot find here. A Tale of Wells Fargo and Paper Gunman. Am I missing something?
It looks like you have to subscribe to westernschannel.com to see those two episodes.
westernstv.com/the-forsaken-westerns/the-forsaken-westerns-paper-gunman-tv-show/ and
westernstv.com/the-forsaken-westerns/the-forsaken-westerns-a-tale-of-wells-fargo-tv-show/ both say "ONLY AVAILABLE ON WESTERNSCHANNEL.COM" . If you pick some other episode, a RUclips window appears, e.g. westernstv.com/the-forsaken-westerns/the-forsaken-westerns-the-buckskin-rangers-tv-show/ .
where did trey get repeating rifles the army i mean
going to nit pick a 70 yr old tv show.. dont think the cavalry used winchester lever actions but sharp single shot
Good Lord people! It's a freaking tv show , not a history lesson!
you could have had the seventh cavalry, but they met with a slight accident, on their way to the big horn better known as greasy grass maybe their horses slipped on the grease
I bet BBC has all of them,years back they showed Laramie pristine condition i was shocked,they still had it after all this time,westerns are taboo today,why beats me as they were so full of morality.
Didn't you know, morality is taboo now a days, it offends the snowflakes, they get so upset that they have to run to their safe space/place and hug their teddy bears.
"the apaches sent a fake telegram for an ambush
those apaches were very smart."-🤔🖥☕🌐..
NOT UNTIL "DANCES WITH WOLVES" DID WE HEAR THE INDIANS SIDE OF THE STORY ...
Richard Burriesci ...sorry, not so. Remember Danial Boone? He had Indian friends. Even some episodes of Wagon Train showed the side of the "Red Skins"..... & others....
Is Soldier Blue still banned in the USA?
Watch Broken Arrow with Jimmy Stewart and Jeff Chandler. Based on true story.
The young soldier had proper home training.
Russo was a gutter sniper of the first order with no proper home training.
No cannon?
Carbines?
T he Apaches have the same Carbines?
All very untrustworthy.
All not very detailed.