26 Replies to “The Westerner 1960 S01E10 Line Camp”

  1. the coat of hair on that horse isn't cold weather too short and not Florida. good movie. By the way those cattle aren't wearing a long enough coat either. just saying:)

  2. Brian Keith with “Ole Yeller” at the height of their popularity – and riding an Appaloosa horse too! Great Western series – aman, his dog, and his horse’

  3. Not the best of this short-lived series, but worth watching. It's not a story, it's giving you a look into the characters of the men in the episode.

  4. Didn't recognize Robert Culp at all. And what great directing from Tom Gries; very fluent camera movement in the interior scenes. (I think Tom's son is Joe Gries who co-starred on The Pretender.)

  5. Always uplifting, a Peckinpah film is a ray of sunshine shining through the bottom of ole' Sam's empty whiskey bottle.

    How likely was this to happen? Fistfights were not rare but gunfights were. While other episodes were good, this screenplay was frivolous, in my opinion.

  6. I watch all the old western tv series and this episode along with the one where a stranger wanted to buy Brown are the two of the worst no-sense plots I've seen. I'm going to watch the rest because it's like watching a bad car wreck. Just can't help it. Peckinpah was either ahead of his time or a no talent bum, take your pick.

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