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Originally Posted by
Sparko
Yeah, I watched the remake.
You guys had me thinking I'd missed something stupid.
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tWebber
I liked 3:10 To Yuma. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Tweeb Overlord
Since nobody has mentioned them yet...
"The Wild Wild West" - The Original TV show, not the only loosely related movie. Four seasons and two straight-to-TV movies of classic, "Weird West," awesomeness (Think James Bond meets John Wayne). I don't think it played a part, but I still can't help but feel that this show helped to pave the way for a certain Table-Top RPG Setting I'm a fan of.
"The Adventures of Brisco County Jr" - Another 'Weird West' show, this one from the 90's starring Bruce Campbell as the titular character. Only lasted one season, and a lot of the references are dated, but it's still got a lot of charm as a sci-fi western. Billy Drago plays a delightfully menacing villain.
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Evolution is God's ID
Originally Posted by
Chaotic Void
Since nobody has mentioned them yet...
"The Wild Wild West" - The Original TV show, not the only loosely related movie. Four seasons and two straight-to-TV movies of classic, "Weird West," awesomeness (Think James Bond meets John Wayne). I don't think it played a part, but I still can't help but feel that this show helped to pave the way for a certain Table-Top RPG Setting I'm a fan of.
"The Adventures of Brisco County Jr" - Another 'Weird West' show, this one from the 90's starring Bruce Campbell as the titular character. Only lasted one season, and a lot of the references are dated, but it's still got a lot of charm as a sci-fi western. Billy Drago plays a delightfully menacing villain.
Both had elements of steam punk in them.
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tWebber
Originally Posted by
Chaotic Void
Since nobody has mentioned them yet...
"The Wild Wild West" - The Original TV show, not the only loosely related movie. Four seasons and two straight-to-TV movies of classic, "Weird West," awesomeness (Think James Bond meets John Wayne). I don't think it played a part, but I still can't help but feel that this show helped to pave the way for a certain Table-Top RPG Setting I'm a fan of.
"The Adventures of Brisco County Jr" - Another 'Weird West' show, this one from the 90's starring Bruce Campbell as the titular character. Only lasted one season, and a lot of the references are dated, but it's still got a lot of charm as a sci-fi western. Billy Drago plays a delightfully menacing villain.
We were only doing movies.
Wild Wild West is my single most favorite show EVER. Brisco has a special place in my heart as well.
The Wild Wild West movie wasn't up to expectations - but I think it would have been fine if they had not tried to recreate the original cast of characters. Jim and Artie are elsewhere saving the world when a Loveless wannabe turns up - can the second string, new recruits get the job done?! I think Smith did a pretty danged good job as West - but that script wasn't workable as their origin story (that was done in series and the movie departed WAY too far from it).
Okay, other TV westerns:
High Chaparral (my favorite pure Western).
The Rifleman (my other favorite - it's like choosing between kids!)
Bonanza
Gunsmoke
Wagon Train
Rawhide
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tWebber
Originally Posted by
Teallaura
TV westerns:
The Wild Wild West
High Chaparral
The Rifleman
Bonanza
Gunsmoke
Wagon Train
Rawhide
They all were special to me growing up...
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Evolution is God's ID
Originally Posted by
Teallaura
We were only doing movies.
Wild Wild West is my single most favorite show EVER. Brisco has a special place in my heart as well.
The Wild Wild West movie wasn't up to expectations - but I think it would have been fine if they had not tried to recreate the original cast of characters. Jim and Artie are elsewhere saving the world when a Loveless wannabe turns up - can the second string, new recruits get the job done?! I think Smith did a pretty danged good job as West - but that script wasn't workable as their origin story (that was done in series and the movie departed WAY too far from it).
Okay, other TV westerns:
High Chaparral (my favorite pure Western).
The Rifleman (my other favorite - it's like choosing between kids!)
Bonanza
Gunsmoke
Wagon Train
Rawhide
A few more...
Wanted Dead or Alive
Branded
Maverick
Have Gun – Will Travel
Cisco Kid
And Wild, Wild West was one of my all-time favorites as well. A major influence (much like It Takes a Thief), for good and bad.
I'm always still in trouble again
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tWebber
I have a soft spot for The Plainsman - it only had one season but it had Michael Ansara!
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Evolution is God's ID
Originally Posted by
Teallaura
I have a soft spot for The Plainsman - it only had one season but it had Michael Ansara!
You should check out Broken Arrow if you can find it
I'm always still in trouble again
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by far the worst poster on TWeb" and "TWeb's biggest liar" -- starlight (the guy who says Stalin was a right-winger)
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tWebber
Originally Posted by
rogue06
And Wild, Wild West was one of my all-time favorites as well.
Every week when it was on, my friend Norm would come over and we made popcorn! We loved it...
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