The Westerner 1960 S01E02 School Days

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1. I never really cared for Brian Keith acting. He was on the show "Family Affair".

2. Everybody talking except the Westerner.

3. He didn't have much of a dialogue in this.

4. There is no word in the dictionary as NOOKEY

5. he wanted a pretty young CLEAN BIT OF NOOKEY
   all the way from beautiful
   nassau, bahamas ??

6. This is why the Rifelman didnt allow Sam Peckinpah direct more then 4 episodes of the Rifleman though they were all good.The Rifleman was a family program!

7. Thank you very much for uploading and sharing!

8. They knew all along they were gonna kill him but nobody thought to bring a shovel?

9. Wow man that wormy little dirt clod brother of Franks played Jeter Lesters son in "Tobacco Road "by John Ford .I'll be darned.

10. When he left the house and his dog was barking in the direction where that man was, he should of known right then someone was there, but NO the writer of this movie made the script stupid.

11. A real adult western! Thank you Sam Peckinpah!

12. This is a real quality Western series.

13. brien keith committed suicide

14. This with Gunsmoke were two of the very few adult westerns

15. I saw this when I was 12yo, named my 1st pup Brown Dog, Thanks for posting this great tv series. Miss my old dog after all these yrs

16. Maggie Mahoney was married to Jock Mahoney & the mother of Sally Fields.

17. Real nice episode – sure wish the lady didn't get killed.

    Only flaw is back in the real times in which this is set, Blasingame shows up at their place with their brother near dead, whether he was guilty or not, Blasingame would have been shot dead if the brothers had the drop on him — they would not have even let him tell his side.

    Of course, then, there would not have been any episode or series left after that — glad Blasingame proved his innocence and lived!

18. great plot – well done

19. i can t say enough, this is one hard nosed realistic series,,,,,being old school, i friggin love it

20. This is a truly awesome series !

21. This is one hell of a western series, rare,very different,well played,one of a kind t.v.show I plain just love it!?

22. Always pay attention to the dog when it's trying to tell you something!

23. what was this shot in ….mental depression .

24. and john anderson another fine actor. thanks

25. This is an impressively terse and compact episode, courtesy of the unflinching Andre de Toth. Its perhaps too neat resolution nonetheless doesn't negate either Blassingame's pain or Davidson's megalomania, but at least the former is still alive, and the latter, at least, for once, however briefly, satisfyingly laid low. Armstrong sure played vivid bastards for Peckinpah. Am I mistaken in my impression that the William Tracy who played Doug Ritchie (a marvelous sniveling performance) played Pepe (splendidly) in Ernst Lubitsch's THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER 20 years earlier. IMDB seems to have credited Doug to a "second" William Tracy, but I'm wagering this is in error.

26. R.G. Armstrong was at his best here playing a bully and jerk as usual. Seems amazing that he just died in 2012 at the ripe old age of 95.

27. This series was very good thank you

28. Peter B. The only special kind of moron is a guy who posts yet won't allow a reply. Gutsy that.

29. this westerner is a real special kind of moron, Letting a bunch of hill billys over power him, never watched this crap back than , better shows,

30. keith always played a better bad guy.

31. The dog at 12:46 is the dog from Old Yeller

32. It was in a tough time slot against both The Flintstones and Route 66. It says on the commentary track of "Ride the High Country" that Peckinpah got the job as director on the basis of his work on The Westerner, even though he was only a TV director.

33. Peckinpah rules!!!!

34. Love it when Dave teaches The Bully a lesson….Pure Peckinpah.

35. Thank you.This series was magical and superior to even Gunsmoke.However,Hollyweird is a "who you know"town!"

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