the high chaparral

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[Rick123691]

I used to beg my Dad to to let me stay up late and watch this, he loved westerns and had a soft heart. He almost always let me :-) he knew I loved westerns too ! These shows will never die, their memories and themes will live on forever in our hearts and minds. I miss you Dad !

[matforsbon]

@jwillis5039 ill turn 51 in a couple of month and his was also my favorite western in late 1960. Here in sweden it was in black and white we had no color until a couple of years later. After the show ended late in the evening I remember I was so excited I could not sleep, I put on my holster and the Apache Indians where everywhere in my room

[Tigerbai1]

I love the music to this one. I can still hear it when I was growing up. It would make you come into the room to watch it. All the westerns had great openings. My kids love Good Bad and the Ugly and movies like that, but I never introduced them them to these. Maybe now that everythings on video I can. Glad to see there are many other followers like me.

[Gnillob802]

I miss westerns, especially the big ones like High Chaparral, The Big Valley, The Virginian, and of course Bonanza and Gunsmoke. Right now I would even settle for a Kung Fu, Alias Smith and Jones or The Guns of Will Sonnett. And sorry, Deadwood and Hell on Wheels...pfffft.

[BRUTUALTRUTH]

Why did that old man marry that moserable moaning old spic of a Victoria?

[Jazzawray]

shows of this calibre should be back on tv , why not ? they are class .

[Kelly14UK]

39 seconds of sheer class.

[whitewater0034]

I am only 36 but used to love this, along with rawhide bonanza cough **little house on the priaire** cough and even the waltons when they showed it on TV.

Those were real heroes to look up to, not like the crap there is today.

[marijke52]

Leuke serie kwam ook door Manilito waar ik zo gek op was.

[bentrain46]

This was the last of the real Western TV shows..and the best and i just turned 50..looks like a common age. Too bad the youg generations don't have a feel for this kind of show.

[MrBobby698]

Mondays, BBC2, 8 o'clock was the time I remember this programme was aired in the UK in the late 60's/early 70's.. Such great characters for a 8 year old kid to watch and copy.

[VinnyMonster1]

Must have been one of the most powerful TV themes from my childhood. Loved the show too!