Cheyenne (Television Favorites) (1955) Review

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(More customer reviews)Three (GREAT) episodes are the appetizer, now how about the full course Warner Bros.? There are a lot of western fans who would love to own each season of this classic series. Clint Walker was an absolutely perfect western hero: tall, broad shouldered and a man of few words.
Love the episode transfers, wish there could have been some extras (even an onscreen written summary of each episode), but hey, bare bones is better than nothing.
I hope WB will test the waters further with episodes of "Bronco," "Sugarfoot", "Lawman", "Colt .45" and "The Dakotas."


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Cheyenne - The Complete First Season (1955) Review

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(More customer reviews)Drifting from job to job, a foreman on a ranch, a trail scout for a wagon train, a recently deputized lawman encountering plenty of villains, beautiful girls, and gunfights. Cheyenne Bodie was a tall, strapping western adventurer in the days following the Civil War.
Cheyenne was based on a movie of the same name starring Dennis Morgan in 1947.
First aired on September 20, 1955 until December 17, 1962 for a total of 7 seasons and 108 episodes.
The cast and crew are:
*Clint Walker (as Cheyenne Bodie)
*L.Q.Jones (as Smitty 1955-1956)
*Russ McCubbin - The Stuntman for Clint Walker
The First season consisted of 15 episodes and they are as follows:
01- Mountain Fortress - Aired 9/20/55
02- Julesburg - Aired 10/11/55
03- The Argonauts - Aired 11/1/55
04- Border Showdown - Aired 11/22/55
05- The Outlander - Aired 12/13/55
06- The Travelers - Aired 1/3/56
07- Decision - Aired 1/24/56
08- The Storm Riders - Aired 2/7/56
09- Rendezvous at Red Rock - Aired 2/21/56
10- West of the River - Aired 3/20/56
11- Quicksand - Aired 4/3/56
12- Fury at Rio Hondo - 4/17/56
13- Star in the Dust - 5/1/56
14- Johnny Bravo - Aired 5/15/56
15- The Last Train West - Aired 5/29/56
I hope all seasons to be released soon after this season. Thank you for reading my review.

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Cheyenne follows the adventures of Cheyenne Bodie. Cheyenne was a big man, a former army scout who went west after the American Civil War and drifted from job to job, here a cowboy, there a lawman, and always a larger-than-life hero.

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Western TV Classics 150 Episodes (2007) Review

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(More customer reviews)MILL CREEK box sets offer good-to-average-quality audio and video transfers of public domain material at a most reasonable price.
The majority of WESTERN TV CLASSICS 150 Episodes is new installments of several television series available on MILL CREEK's previous DVD set, ULTIMATE TV WESTERNS 150 Episodes. Additionally, there's six shows here that didn't appear on the "Ultimate" set.
If you don't own either of these 150 episode collections yet, MCE has conveniently combined them into their CLASSIC TV WESTERNS 300 Episodes box set. This 24 DVD multi-pack contains 134½ hours of 1950s and '60s cowboy-themed programming.For an extensive roundup of theatrical western "series," check out MCE's WESTERN 250 Movie Pack. This cowboy king of DVD box sets has such 1930s-'40s movie series as Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Rough Riders, Sgt. Renfrew, Three Mesquiteers, Range Busters, Hoot Gibson and Texas Rangers, plus feature films as recent as the 1990s. It's a marvelous and enormously diverse collection!
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The six TV programs new to this manufacturer are marked (**).
Brave Eagle (**) (1955) - Keith Larsen (1 episode)
Buffalo Bill Jr. (1955) - Dickie Jones (11 episodes)
The Cisco Kid (1950) - Duncan Renaldo (22 episodes)
Frontier Doctor (1958) - Rex Allen (10 episodes)
Fury (1955) - Peter Graves (1 episode)
Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans (1957) John Hart (12 episodes)
Judge Roy Bean (1956) Edgar Buchanan (8 episodes)
The Lone Ranger (1949) - Clayton Moore (2 episodes)
Northwest Passage (1958) - Buddy Ebsen (2 episodes)
The Range Rider (1951) - Jock Mahoney (12)
Red Ryder (**) (1956) - Allen 'Rocky' Lane (1 episode)
The Roy Rogers Show (1951) - Roy Rogers (15 episodes)
Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (1955) - Dick Simmons (7 episodes)
Sheriff of Cochise (1956) - John Bromfield (5 episodes)
Shotgun Slade (1956) - Scott Brady (13 episodes)
Sky King (**) (1951) - Kirby Grant (4 episodes)
Stoney Burke (**) - Jack Lord (1 episode)
Stories of the Century (1954) - Jim Davis (21 episodes)
Sugarfoot (**) (1957) - Will Hutchins (1 episode)
The Wide Country (**) (1962) - Earl Holliman (1 episode)
(Thanks to Peter Sykes and Daniel H. Humiston for valuable info concerning this box set.)

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Get ready to be transported back to the Golden Age of television westerns when hard-bitten heroes fought for right and justice every week on the small screen. You'll find plenty of beloved favorites including The Lone Ranger, The Roy Rogers Show, Fury, The Cisco Kid, Sugar Foot and Sky King, as well as rare gems like Stoney Burke, U.S. Marshal, Wide Country, Red Ryder and Stories of the Century. Classic stars include Jack Lord, Scott Brady, Will Hutchins, Buddy Ebsen, Clayton Moore, Duncan Renaldo, Peter Graves and many more! This incomparable collection is remastered on twelve double-sided DVDs to provide you countless evenings of family entertainment.

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