Among the finest TV Westerns of all time! I was addicted to this show as a kid! Dale Robertson was among the finest Western actors of all time! A true gentlemen!
Nothing like the old stuff. Unparalleled writing, unpapralleled acting. They really don't make em like they used to, and that's the truth. Dale Robertson 2nd to none.
As my dad would say back in the sixties when i was a small boy, " good ole westerns!" Good memories from long ago. (2020) One of many ways my dad and I bonded. RIP
I treasure those moments we shared watching Dale Robertson. I only wished there were more opportunities for my 2 brothers and I to really get to know our dad. He was there but yet he wasn't. That would've made all the difference in the world to us. RIP ole man. We love you!
@@leeb.2930 my father died at 68 years old, too soon, however we spent a good amount of time together at home back in South America watching all our favorite American shows, I moved to the States in 1981 when I was 20 and I still live here in Boise Idaho, We have great memories and I treasure every one of them as well. Greetings.
My dad died at age 85, he was well loved by his friends. He spent most of his time with them. I was raised in south Florida. People always ask me, " why did I leave paradise?" I laughed when people speak those words..lol..one man's paradise could be another man's hell. I don't mean to sound bitter cause I'm a grown man and I've over come many things with the help of my Lord. I at present live near NYC, the Big Apple. lol When I hear the word Idaho I think of potatoes..lol Sorry, I couldn't help it...lol..The heart land? ok. I'm slightly older than you. Not by much. Stay safe bro man.
I think so too, and wish I knew what it's from-presumably a longer piece. I and my bro recalled it as soon as it came up, even though we hadn't heard it since around 1961! Love to know the name of it.
Canadian outlaws were rare, but they had a bad reputation for crossing borders and causing Mayhem. A standard defence was “I burned the WhiteHouse, but I didn’t kill the deputy.” :)
Imagine seeing the country then. No house for 100 miles. I grew up with dirt roads and a mile between houses. Big farms of thousands of acres. Party line telephones that you didn't sit around talking.
AS soon as I heard that comment about shooting the finger off, I knew there was trouble brewing. I was guessing the miner shot the guy in the face so he wasn't recognizable. But the missing finger will be problematic. EDIT: WOW, then it tricked me, turns out the finger was a convenience. I didn't hear if the sister got the reward money. She should have. Gadz she was cute. But then most of the key female figures in TV of the 50's and 60's were slim and trim. I bet 90% of them had a 24 inch waist.
The sister couldn't collect it, because The wanted man was apprehended by Wells Fargo Agent. The sister however, will collect nothing from her brother , other than what was found on him . Hear-say is not admissible in a court of Law. She could've said he had $100.00 on him, and it still would not matter to the court. The two murders, however, can be Sued for wrongful death, But.. ..They were sure to hang And would not be around for the trial of Wrongful death.
Number of reasons. If it were named off of a real town, some people from the actual town would be upset if their town is portrayed horribly. Another instance could be due to monetary issues. Some towns could've wanted money if their name was used. Of course, a name like that could have existed. Some towns in western times weren't meant to last long. Or, more than likely, they just wanted to get the point across they were in Canada.
I am confused about something in this episode. He says he is going 400 miles from Denver to Cheyenne to catch a train to Chicago. Denver to Cheyenne is only around a hundred miles.
Their lack of knowledge of basic Canadian geography is incredible-- Winnipeg is nowhere near mountains and moose territory-- it is in Manitoba which is basically flat, prairie country. Calgary is in Alberta, two provinces west, then comes B.C. which has the main of the Rocky Mountains and is south of the Yukon where the gold rush took place. It would be like saying the desert is in Vermont.
Among the finest TV Westerns of all time! I was addicted to this show as a kid! Dale Robertson was among the finest Western actors of all time! A true gentlemen!
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I absolutely loved this show and Dale Robertson.
These Wells Fargo movies are wonderful. Love the Westerns
GREETINGS
Water and salt to make a battery to make a welding machine
One of my all time favorite western TV shows.
Can't find shows like this anymore
I still watch every day 4 episodes on Grit TV from 6 to 8pm.
I watch on RUclips for free
Grit tv? Tell me more
I love this show
Thanks for the great old Western Classics :))
Really good western. Dale Robertson was always one on my favorites. He was a fine actor and seemed likable. I too watched this as a kid.
Yea it was good at acting
Thanks for uploading this episode.
Yea for sure
Nothing like the old stuff. Unparalleled writing, unpapralleled acting. They really don't make em like they used to, and that's the truth. Dale Robertson 2nd to none.
Of all the TV Westerns this is one I would have really liked to be in!
Just love watching Jim playing in the movies.
💘 u Dale Robinson I'm your biggest fan
As my dad would say back in the sixties when i was a small boy, " good ole westerns!" Good memories from long ago. (2020) One of many ways my dad and I bonded. RIP
my father and i did the same thing we had a great life
I treasure those moments we shared watching Dale Robertson. I only wished there were more opportunities for my 2 brothers and I to really get to know our dad. He was there but yet he wasn't. That would've made all the difference in the world to us. RIP ole man. We love you!
@@leeb.2930 my father died at 68 years old, too soon, however we spent a good amount of time together at home back in South America watching all our favorite American shows, I moved to the States in 1981 when I was 20 and I still live here in Boise Idaho, We have great memories and I treasure every one of them as well. Greetings.
My dad died at age 85, he was well loved by his friends. He spent most of his time with them. I was raised in south Florida. People always ask me, " why did I leave paradise?" I laughed when people speak those words..lol..one man's paradise could be another man's hell. I don't mean to sound bitter cause I'm a grown man and I've over come many things with the help of my Lord. I at present live near NYC, the Big Apple. lol When I hear the word Idaho I think of potatoes..lol
Sorry, I couldn't help it...lol..The heart land? ok.
I'm slightly older than you. Not by much. Stay safe bro man.
@@leeb.2930 You stay safe too. We were blessed in the era and with the family we came from for sure!
It sure is Santhanaraj I love this Western Tv series also!
As a Canadian. I appreciate the way the sets and costumes were Canadianized. Lol.
Oh that truth
The closing theme music is awesome.
I think so too, and wish I knew what it's from-presumably a longer piece. I and my bro recalled it as soon as it came up, even though we hadn't heard it since around 1961! Love to know the name of it.
😲 Ooooh, Mister Jim Hardly, you’re quite a man 👨. Your enough to make a ladies heart ♥️ go pity pat.
Totally agree Winona. He’s a bit dishy isn’t he. Greetings from U.K. (I take it you’re in the U.S. ) 🇺🇸🇬🇧
What can I say but another outstanding episode, thank you
I’m enjoying these episodes, just wish they were longer. ;)
Thanks!!
Geeat western series. Staeted as a half hour series then was turned into a full hour series. Used to watch it as a kid living in the Big Apple.
I hate it that we can watch a limited episodes of these but it says that its blocked due to this country but it was filmed in this country.
The entire series is running on GritTv. It is an all western channel.
Same stupid thing they are saying about alot of Audie Murphy movies..just took them from us
Canadian outlaws were rare, but they had a bad reputation for crossing borders and causing Mayhem. A standard defence was “I burned the WhiteHouse, but I didn’t kill the deputy.” :)
There's a piano, far right, in the saloon scene at at 12:50 to 13:57 ... but nobody's playing it, so why can we hear it? Strange.
I noticed that too lol, editing...
At the train station did he say Goodnight Love? The guys name was Lon but it sounded like love to me.
I heard Love too
he should have given the babe some cash.
Teller was smooth at the end..23:35..
Imagine seeing the country then. No house for 100 miles. I grew up with dirt roads and a mile between houses. Big farms of thousands of acres. Party line telephones that you didn't sit around talking.
The musical arrangements sound a lot like Tombstone Territory and a few others. Must be the same people.😊
AS soon as I heard that comment about shooting the finger off, I knew there was trouble brewing. I was guessing the miner shot the guy in the face so he wasn't recognizable. But the missing finger will be problematic.
EDIT:
WOW, then it tricked me, turns out the finger was a convenience.
I didn't hear if the sister got the reward money. She should have.
Gadz she was cute. But then most of the key female figures in TV of the 50's and 60's were slim and trim.
I bet 90% of them had a 24 inch waist.
The sister couldn't collect it,
because The wanted man was apprehended by Wells Fargo Agent. The sister however, will collect nothing from her brother , other than what was found on him . Hear-say is not admissible in a court of Law. She could've said he had $100.00 on him, and it still would not matter to the court. The two murders, however, can be Sued for wrongful death, But..
..They were sure to hang
And would not be around for the trial of Wrongful death.
Shame about the spoiler alert
Why didn't they just use the name of an actual place in western Canada, Moose Jaw?
Number of reasons. If it were named off of a real town, some people from the actual town would be upset if their town is portrayed horribly. Another instance could be due to monetary issues. Some towns could've wanted money if their name was used. Of course, a name like that could have existed. Some towns in western times weren't meant to last long. Or, more than likely, they just wanted to get the point across they were in Canada.
Dead or alive funny ,old western
WRONG DEAD MAN
I miss the
The ending confused me, how did the banker know to draw out, because of the sheriff??
I am confused about something in this episode. He says he is going 400 miles from Denver to Cheyenne to catch a train to Chicago. Denver to Cheyenne is only around a hundred miles.
Maybe because in the frontier days, the route was less direct?
I reckoned dat meeself
The route was less direct
He got lost ...alot. No gps.
Did they have bathrooms or chamber pots on those trains?
Hello dude
Nobody likes a cocky survivor. Sounds like a bad dude going south. (First minute) : )
My Uncle SYDNEY ROBERTSON. was His Cousin. AKA. RED ROBERTSON
Their lack of knowledge of basic Canadian geography is incredible-- Winnipeg is nowhere near mountains and moose territory-- it is in Manitoba which is basically flat, prairie country. Calgary is in Alberta, two provinces west, then comes B.C. which has the main of the Rocky Mountains and is south of the Yukon where the gold rush took place. It would be like saying the desert is in Vermont.
Wanda: Thanks. I picked that up, chalked it up to 'I'm poorly educated and stupid'. Nice to know I'm not soo poorly educated.
I will remember that🤤
Most Americans don't care. Got through life without knowing.
You can judge a man by his hair cut!!!
Say what? I feel so deceived. : (
Dale speaks as though he has a bag full of marbles in his mouth!
That show is one of the worst ever.
Idiotic comment.