How about Rin Tin Tin? When I was a kid I actually had several dreams that I was part of the cast.

Human or canine?

"The Rifleman" was my favorite television western. Unfortunately, there's isn't a complete dvd set available yet. Just a couple of cheap bootleg individual dvds. But it's on AMC every Saturday morning for about three hours, so I usually get up early to watch.

What amazes me about that show more than anything was how well Johnny Crawford rode a horse for such a little kid. He was a real runt those first couple of seasons. And even as an adult, I doubt he made it past 5 foot 6. But he could ride that horse!

So who ever is the first to put down their full real name and address in the United States on this thread, and not a Po box address.

I will send you my box set of the series western The Dakotas starring Jack Elam via UPS. Very very hard to find.

I was watching an episode of The Rifleman (remember it?) when I recalled another Chuck Conners' series: Branded. Do any of you recall it? It lasted just two seasons though.

I remember Branded.

this might be pushing the limits but couldn't Kung Fu be considered a western?

Also, it is probably the slowest motioned program ever presented rivaled only by the Six Million Dollar Man.

have gun will travel. great western. Richard boone fine actor.

Does "Kung Fu" with David Carradine qualify as a western? I used to love that show.

What was that other western made in the 70's that was a takeoff of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid? The one actor committed suicide and they had to replace him. I forget the name but i used to watch that one too.

Yes, and Alias Smith and Jones.

I was watching an episode of The Rifleman (remember it?) when I recalled another Chuck Conners' series: Branded. Do any of you recall it? It lasted just two seasons though.