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Well, this was VERY 1950s as hell, but not a boring watch.

First time on Network Television, love it.

Rick's divorce from Kris Harmon was one of the most acrimonious of all time. He had to work a lot of smaller venues just to come up with money for alimony/child support. He was flying to a New Year's Eve show in Dallas in 1985 when the plane (DC-3) crash-landed in De Kalb, Texas

0:40 What That Word Say “DANGNABIT!”

Puilshed: July 27, 1959

Airdate Feb. 11th, 1969, James Earl Jones, William Devane.

Martin Sheen before he became a Social Justice Hero. Fixed it for ya!.

Jesus is soon to come

Used to watch reruns of this show in NYC when I was a kid. Very intriguing but also very violent. The one episode that sticks in my mind to this day was titled "The Night Watch". Some crazy health food fanatic shooting people for eating hot dogs in Central Park.

I loved Tom Terrific with his funnel hat and Manfred his faithful dog and pal. I used to watch him on Captain Kangeroo in the late 50's and early 60's. Such fun and wonderful entertainment for a curious little child!!! I miss good old fashion cartoons .

1:22 “Dagnabit! Who did that? I Wanna ready yet!” Deputy Dawg is Ugly and Brownies

1:19 his Face having wide open mouth References to Train Wrecky

One of the Detectives was a plainclothes man from THE FRENCH CONNECTION.

Original Date in: July 28, 1959

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The new Alice Cooper band can not come close to the original band. This footage is vintage !

Reverse Engineering by combined intelligence. NASA

DAMN!!! It just donned on me that Deputy Dawg sounds EXACTLY like that Ol' MUG Nancy Pukelousy.🤣

Ozzie and hart harriot

The title of this cartoon INJUN TROUBLE was not the first time that the name was used. There was a Porky Pig cartoon from the 1930s or 40s and it wasn't the last. In 1969 there was a Warner Bros. cartoon called IJUN TROUBLE starring Cool Cat. Not only that it was the very last Warner Bros. theatrical cartoon short.

3:10-3:18 the signs with the words Minnie Ha Ha and and the Cleveland Indians were blotted out for some reason.

2:50 why are the Indians sore about the Colonel taking that gold with him? It didn't belong to them. At least I don't think it did

My chidhood

I was 4 or 5 when i saw these. I thought it was a great cartoon. As soon as i saw the intro i remembered it. I'm sure i watched this every single day! I did watch it every day because i watched Captain Kangaroo.

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅well ingormeti0n.Good show more 😅😅😅

Ojalá fuera en español

And where was Pearl during all this time?

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅well information good show 😅😅😅

Makes me miss those better times.

Maunder makes a good Custer.

1.2 million views?! WTF? People must've thought this episode was about the Little Bighorn.

That show makes quite a satire of Southern folks. They are sharp in their own right. Recovering from the war took way too long. It's all by the Grace of God.

Мистер Пропер до того как стал известен:

They should reboot this very same series.

I Love Musky

I never knew he was in a band ❤ l always knew he had talent & not surprised ❤

This and batfink should’ve aired on Cartoon Network and boomerang

Custer un generale CowBoys

It's interesting how a product so obviously Jewish, is never promoted explicitly as being Jewish. As a kid, I knew nothing of Jewish culture, but we always had a bottle on hand. They had a TV commercial with a jingle song, which sounded Swiss to me, and the label featured Hebrew writing, and men wearing hats at the dinner table. I figured they must be Swiss, from the music.

Directed by Nick Colasanto. Better known as Coach from CHEER"S.

I enjoy seeing that rascal rodent doing something other than rescuing Pearl Pureheart from Oilcan Harry!

Jacki Warden Remember it now. Didn't watch it tho. 1967. 17 years old. Warden a great actor

Excellent TV Series!

I saw this when I was 12 and made quite an impression on me! Never forgot this episode of: Fast Gun!😱 TV was the best in the 1950s-1960s. Today’s TV cop shows are total garbage!😂

Oh my God, talk about a tedious gimmick.

I heard him yell help

22:30. "Jap spinners". I thought spinners was a new description.

Too bad this show is not on dvd not in less from a private collector have some episodes on a mixed dvd I got from a private collector a while back

I remember watching this TV Series back in around 1965 here in The UK and I really enjoyed Chris Jone's way of portraying J.J. I remember in one particular episode of this TV Series whereby Jesse was in a place one stormy night looking for refuse where he was unknown and came across a Remote Shack where a family lived who were scared but however gave shelter to Jesse, whereby when later he asked why everyone seemed frighten he was told that a Gang led by Jesse James had previously come by and demanded money or else and that they would be calling back to collect. On hearing this Jesse said that he would stay on to defend the Family against anyone who came back calling for Cash. and when they did well, they lost their fight against Jesse. Jesse up to that point had never told this Family who he really was, but upon departing he thanked everyone again for giving him temporary board and food and in-turn he was also thanked by the Family for his help with the Outlaw Gang. Just as he was about to ride off he gave over a note with some cash to pay for his food, and as he was getting out of sight the Head of the Family read out the note for everyone which said - Thank's and Best Wishes. Jesse James. I have to wonder why this great TV Series has Never been seen on either Video, or DVD.

Dutch version of this episode: ruclips.net/video/dVGGHb82Zyc/видео.html