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Uploaded by on Aug 13, 2008

TV series starring Chad Everett as Wyatt Earp III, a bouncer for a traveling carnival. Theme song "Tough Enough" by Ronnie Milsap.

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  • Jim Rockford's (repainted) trailer from The Rockford Files is right there at the beginning of this video.

  • @britfrenir hahaha i thought i was the only one that remembered that. well done!

  • Jim Varney as Evan Earp made this show. I remember it from years ago, it wasn't bad but he was the best thing in it.

  • Around the time this show came out, and John Wayne had died I saw Everett on the Mike Douglas show, Everett said to Douglas "now that John Wayne is dead, I am the last real man in hollywood", I never cared much for Everett before, but his ego driven statement has always shown what kind of a person he was, on another show I watched as he bragged about driving around drunk, the last time I saw him on Tv he was telling about his past as a alcoholic.

  • I wondered why Steven J. Cannell always used GMC Trucks in his shows LOL

  • I'm here because of Jim Varney. I love Stephen J. Cannell's book, 'Final Victim' though. I never got to see this show on t.v.

  • I loved this show when I was a kid.

  • "My mind is a national resource..." Oh, I did love this show!

  • @Keon2006 Good question. In fact I asked myself that at the time Cannell asked us to write a new theme. No real good answer, except some suit at NBC with enough clout must have decided he didn't like the aggressive Rock flavor of "Drive", and wanted a softer, more Pop approach. They changed it back presumably because "Drive" had already become the signature song, preferred by the public -- or because the suit at NBC got canned. I thought both themes worked very well, but what do I know?

  • @geyerworks Oh ok, so your the gentleman that wrote Hardcastle & McCormick as well, question what made the producers go to the second theme "Back to Back" and switch it back to "Drive" in the middle of the second season?

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