From: gkincaid000@centurytel.net   
      
   I'm glad those old shows are showing up on DVD. My Dad got me hooked on Have   
   Gun Will Travel and Wild Wild West as a kid. (I'll leave that awful movie   
   remake of WWW to the bargain bin at Wal-Mart!) Ed Ames is underrated I   
   always thought, too. Hollywood needs to wake up and make westerns again. How   
   many times can they remake Porky's and Animal House? I saw Open Range on a   
   Thursday afternoon, and you couldn't find a seat here! Look how popular   
   Deadwood seems to be (though I don't have HBO). The Hallmark Channel has   
   weekend western fests, along with AMC. Excuse that rant, you all, but I   
   couldn't resist! ;)   
   "Von Fourche"  wrote in message   
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   >   
   >    Don't know if there where any cool Indians during the second Old West,   
   > but the first Old West had Mingo!   
   >   
   >    What a cool TV Indian.  Mingo is even cooler that Tonto.   
   >   
   >    I have never seen Daniel Boone before.  But after watching the first   
   > four episodes I have to say that Mingo steals the show.  Seeing Mingo   
   > fight with his bull whip is fun to watch.  I never heard of Ed Ames   
   > before.  What a good actor.  He has a unique face.  On youtube you can see   
   > Ed Ames on the Tonight Show back in the 1960's.  According to winkipedia,   
   > Ed Ames got the longest laugh on the Tonight Show when he showed Johnny   
   > Carson how to thro an axe, Ames threw the axe and hit the target right   
   > between the legs!   
   >   
   >    Oh my, another Old West DVD set to put on my "want" list.   
   >     Have Gun Will Travel   
   >     Wild Wild West   
   >     Rawhide   
   >     Daniel Boone   
   >   
   >    Thank goodness for Netflix.   
   >   
   >     I hope Wagon Train comes out on DVD some time soon.   
   >   
      
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