Fury: A Boy And His Horse

[ferociousgumby]

That was a lot of horse.

[Muzic2die4]

I used to live about 8 doors down from you on miranda st. in N.Hollywood.......

those were the days............... and some brother you had.....have a good one.....

[Morlun91]

In italian the opening is outstanding XD

[LieorDie24]

when did they show it in coloure i cant rember seing it in coloure i saw it in the 80s but it was black and white

[janettwinkle]

Brilliant! I love Fury all over again!! I agree, Valancy, although I have known hard times, I would not give up those days for anything either. I watched it in the early sixties in the UK.

[valancy]

wow, what a blast from the past! I loved Fury and Joey. Wanted my own black stallion.i learned to ride and care for horses because of Fury. Wouldn't give up those times for anything.

[DaveDeWave]

and as every episode of Fury ended with Pete saying "Ain't that right, Fury?"

Fury: Whinny Whinny

Everybody: Hahahahaha

[jadegreenkaty]

does anyone else remember this horse? He was so smart!

[TheHank531]

to peter Graves thank you for a great show. May you Rest in Peace.  Hank7

[TheHank531]

it was because of Fury, that I watched every Saturday morning at 11:00am, that I

took up horseback riding.The show inspired me. I still ride. I love it. I ride western style. I always wanted a horse of

my own. I went to a dude ranch camp in

1961, that is where I really learned how to

ride. I plan on going riding again this year.

I have been riding nearly 50 years. Hank7

[anigtyrgun]

As a child I so enjoyed the moral and good teachings that "Fury" with Peter Graves, actor, portrayed at that time to the American public.