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If you like the old westerns this is for you. These are not in blu-ray or HD. The picture quality and sound on some is a little bad. Good overall value.
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You need to be informed that this DVD Box Set has been combined with Ultimate TV Westerns - 150 Episodesin a large DVD box set called Classic TV Westerns 300 Episodes.
You really only need to buy and should buy the larger DVD box set that combines the two 150 episodes DVD box sets. YOu can save money by doing this instead of buying the two DVD box sets seperately.
Another DVD box set that you might also want to look into is another 150 episodes set put out by this company called Essential TV Western 150 Episodes.
if you get these two DVD box sets Classic TV Westerns 300 Episodesand Essential TV Western 150 Episodes, you will have all the episodes that appear in all these other classic tV western DVD box sets. The other DVD box sets are all basically smaller sets that contain some of the episodes that are in the above mentioned two large DVD sets.
So if you get those two DVD box sets, don't get the others or you will only end up with duplicate episodes.
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This collection is both fun and entertaing. I am happy with it because it had tv in there that I rememeber and alot that I had never seen before. Even if some of the shows in there were from before I saw them it was like a brand new show for me. I would like to see some of the older other westerns put on a collection as well.like
Sugar Foot and more of Pistols and Petticoats. In short purchase this collection you will be happy with it as I am.
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I bought this as a gift for my sister who is a Western TV buff. She absolutely loves this DVD!
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With the advent of television most US network studios turned to the ever-reliable Western for potential ratings winners. As a kid I was always thrilled by the pure adventure and excitement on offer. Gunfights, pretty girls, clever horses, comical sidekicks and heroic deeds were the order of the day.
Watching these shows from a modern perspective makes me realise that there was so much more on offer. With the country starting to examine some of its darker sides we find many shows sympathetically portaying Native Americans with honor and grace. For visual delights it is hard to go past the stunning scenery in early full color versions of 'The Cisco Kid'. And if you think 1950s America was too stuck up to peddle sex on the small-screen, I'll bet more than a few women tuned in to check out the provocative camera angles afforded the Lone Ranger and Tonto. In short, most American studios already knew how to make a good Western and they blossomed under the creative freedom of the small-screen format.
Not all of these shows are pure Westerns. The ones set on the early American and Canadian frontiers tend to be some of the better shows on offer. Those set in 'contemporary' times will most likely miss the mark with those seeking real Western adventure - especially the entire fairly pedestrian disc devoted to 'The Roy Rogers Show'.
It's a minor quibble. There is simply so much topnotch entertainment on offer at a bargain price that it is a sure bet most will seek out the two companion volumes that have followed so far. Young and old alike are certain to delight in these superb budget offerings from Mill Creek Entertainment.
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