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Just finished the Colt .45 complete series, now bring on The Alaskans this coming summer. I'll be making a purchase and will be waiting for it and watching all 37!

Do you realize that Jay North was abused on the set of DTM by his stepmother Marie Hopper, who was married to Hal Hopper? He acted, sang, and wrote TV themes, namely for Colt.45 in another thread!

The W/O/C Archive has videos on Colt .45 in its fuzzy 16mm glory on YT!

Yep, that was a crew member!

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.

And so did Colt.45, too!

Also, some single season series like Wendy and Me, No Time for Sergeants, and Mister Roberts, the last one in color could be considered for BD!

Jon Hall's company was Arrow Productions on Ramar, with Rudolph Flothow as producer.

Wikipedia has Robert Ozell Moseley as Guy Madison's real name. William F. Broidy was an entire different person! Broidy died in 1959, Madison died in 1996!

Wild Bill Hickok was with William F. Broidy, then sold to Columbia/Screen Gems in 1958, so that would be with Sony. Ramar Of the Jungle was a TPA/ITC property.

Then give us Temple Houston starring Jeffrey Hunter and Jack Elam. Jack Webb sold it to NBC, and low ratings of this series cost him his job as executive producer as Bill Orr came back to helm the final five of 26 episodes! The show ran the gamut from straight legal drama to comedy ala Maverick.

I bet David over at Classic Flix would praise Film Chest for their upcoming release of Colonel March!

And Merv became more famous for TV game and talk shows, "Oooooòoohhh".

It was never renewed for a fourth season by ABC, Chris Colt's guns and holster were gathering dust in an office scene of a Maverick episode "Hadley's Hunters".

Let me see, season two had just 13 episodes due to Wayde Preston having labor issues with Warners, but about the same time, ABC brought back Tombstone Territory from Ziv for a 13-episode run, too! Colt.45 was renewed for a third and final season, Tombstone Territory wasn't renewed, but went into...

Just recently, Colt .45, the complete series on Blu-ray, and The Wild Wild West, the complete series on DVD.

Universal could be targeting M Squad, starring Lee Marvin, the complete series on Blu-ray, for they could do new 4K scans of the 35 OCNs for that!

BTW, Bert Shefter wrote the original theme tune in season one, and the Hopper/Heyes composition replaced it midway through season one for the end credits.

May I suggest Tallahassee 7000 starring Walter Matthau, before he became very famous on the silver screen. Filmed entirely in Florida, only 26 episodes by Lenwil productions/Screen Gems, so it appears to be Sony on this one. I have a crappy looking dozen episodes in a gray market DVD set of a...

I've watched six episodes so far with 61 more to go. I also play Super Mario RPG on Nintendo Switch, and I could imagine Chris Colt offering to sell a pair of Colt.45s to Mario to aid in the battles all the way to Smithy. The plumber would be one dude you wouldn't want to mess with!

That must have been the Earl Packer Story with Ernest Borgnine, where I believe both Chris and the Major were mentioned in the same episode!

Duggan also appeared in the Wagon Train pilot episode The Willy Moran Story over at Revue that same season.

Would anybody guess how much it would cost for a complete 77 Sunset Strip series, 206 episodes on Blu-ray for $189.95 would be my guess if it ever happens!

Got my set in the mail today, gonna enjoy Colt .45!

It was Hal Hopper, presumably multi-tracking his vocals w/echo delay He and Douglas Heyes wrote the theme song. Should get it now by Saturday from Amazon.

Amazon is going to ship out Colt.45 on March 25th now according to what I saw in my Yahoo Mail.

Harriet did the polka king Frankie Yankovic proud and so did Elvis, too!

Now if the WB could pull out Temple Houston from its vaults for a 4K remastering to be aired on Outlaw.

Right now, I'm into Bronco and A Man Called Shenandoah on DVD!

Wouldn't mind seeing Cheyenne, Maverick, Sugarfoot, Bronco, and Lawman on BD. Maybe The Dakotas, Temple Houston, F Troop, and those of MGM-TV origin, The Travels of Jamie Mc Pheetres, A Man Called Shenandoah, and Hondo would all benefit from remastering on BD!