Then stop thread crapping in this western series thread.Of all of the genres which we have enough of, westerns lead the pack. So many good MGM, Lorimar and WB series still buried in the WB vaults, the last thing we needed was yet another western.
Then stop thread crapping in this western series thread.Of all of the genres which we have enough of, westerns lead the pack. So many good MGM, Lorimar and WB series still buried in the WB vaults, the last thing we needed was yet another western.
Possibly promos for other WB westerns or shows.I watched episode 13, "Mirage," and the run time was only 23:47 or so. The last couple of episodes before that had dropped to a little over 24:00, although one had the mid-episode bumper. Assuming these are uncut, I wonder if they originally had more commercial time than other half-hour shows of the period?
Possibly promos for other WB westerns or shows.
Good stuff, Dan! I'm just a bit behind you, having recently finished up Disc 3 of S1. Really enjoying the show, taking it slow and savoring it. Here's what I wrote about the last four episodes on Disc 3 in the "What did you watch this week in classic TV on DVD (or Blu)?" thread:I watched the first two episodes of the final disc of season one tonight.
The W/O/C Archive has videos on Colt .45 in its fuzzy 16mm glory on YT!The sponsor billboard for Beech-Nut gum came after the end credits, a PSA, and the WB shield fanfare w/in-text credit and announcement, "THIS HAS BEEN AN ABC TELEVISION NETWORK PRESENTATION". You can find it on YouTube.