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Demonic Duel Decks: Elspeth vs. Kiora Duel Decks: Elspeth vs. The "condition" in which they had to follow was that they were still wanted by the law until it becomes advantageous for the Governor to sign their clemency. So the powers that be over at Universal which produced the series along with network executives at ABC though it would be a great idea to cash in on the success of the film.

It was produced and directed by Roy Huggins who also served as the executive producer that also starred Walter Brennan and Joan Hackett. Larson on board gave the greenlight for the series. The problem was that the network put this great Western series on it's prime time Thursday night schedule for the remainder of it's first two seasons and where it went opposite NBC's top-rated variety series "The Flip Wilson Show",and went neck in neck in competition with CBS' "Bearcats!

In fact "Alias Smith and Jones" held it's own on it's Thursday night time slot Series writer-director,and producer Roy Huggins contacted actor Roger Davis who was the narrator in the opening credits of the series' first season to replaced Pete Duel in both Season 2 and Season 3. The rest they say is history. Actor Ralph Story became the main narrator for Seasons 2 and 3 of the series. The series continued for two more seasons,but within the show's third and final season which moved from Thursday to Saturday nights in an earlier time slot it never regained it's popularity after the tragic loss of actor Pete Duel.

Leaving the eighteen year-old "Gunsmoke" which ended it's year run on March 31, ,and the syndicated comedy Western series "Dusty's Trail" and "Kung-Fu" as the only Westerns scheduled for the Fall Season. What can I say about this show its just great. I was a little grasshopper in the early 70's but could watch it with my Big Sister in high school. She had a crush on both of them but Pete was her sweety.

The show was just kick butt with action, humor, plots, and quality stars. You wanted these two to come in your house every week. They were great role models for young boys. How to treat girls, help old folks, and save a ranch or town from villains.

I like how they could fall into a trap now and then great humor. I just wanted to ride with them away on an adventure. Cowboy days are long gone now but they had a long run with all good shows from beginning to end. The best family show probably Bonanza, another kid's favorite Branded, and adult theme Cimarron second to my Smith and Jones.

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Heyes and Curry ended the western motif but at on a high note for quality. The western shows never seem to get rusty or dry. And now another cult classic Firefly is my favorite over the boys. From the beginning of Firefly it isn't a scifi but a western. It has the same feel that Alias Smith and Jones had.

Both of course cut short in TV history. I also felt the success of Battlestar Galactic was due in part to Apollo and Starbuck's chemistry that Curry and Heyes had in the best American Cowboy series. A gem in TV history. The story lines were very good and interesting, as well as the great color and scenery. It seemed that the popularity began to fade when Pete Duel died I heard it was suicide around the Christmas Holidays. Roger Davis was not as well accepted as the replacement of Hayes, but I think it was only because he had appeared in the series a few times before as a baddie.

I just saw one this evening "The smiling man with a gun". Since they are not shown in any sequence each evening, you never know which will be Hannibal Hayes. Since the show first aired, I have retired and visited different areas of the west each summer for the past six years.

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I've tried to figure where that beautiful scenery was. That is how the rock formations looked out there, and also Sedona, AZ. No tall cactus so it was not in southern Arizona. I can remember in , crying when the telly went on the blink at 8. Cause asaj was on. Black and white at the time or at least it was in our house - I was shattered. I blamed my Dad , I blamed my Mum - but nothing would make it come back on.

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How could I miss an episode? I did that night but saw the repeats and saw the repeats! What a brilliant series - I can't even remember after Pete died - I only remember him.

That must be powerful - he must have had something special. I now have the boxset and am reliving - what a brilliant time. This is what TV series are all about. Best comedy western Harry 8 February I agree with the other review. I was devastated when Peter Duel died. I did not like the replacement, Roger Davis in I watched it recently and boy was I wrong.

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I miss Peter Duel, and wish he had not committed suicide, but the show with Roger Davis was as good as with Peter. I wonder why they did not use Roger Davis in the first place. I will watch the series again and again, all 50 episodes, wishing they tried a fourth season. This could have been the longest running show on TV had it not been for the damage of the stars death. A transition of stars is what killed the show at the time.

But both stars were as good as the other, even though at the time I was devastated by Peter Duel's death. I will always wonder why a 31 year old, rising star, on his third series, with all his success would kill himself. I was 11 when Pete Duel killed himself and cried myself to sleep for a week at least. I have such a clear memory of coming downstairs and seeing the paper that my father read each morning with a picture of Pete and the horrible news.

What an amazing legacy to leave behind - along with countless others I marvel at how much Pete Duel is still missed and thought of by his fans. I am thrilled to have the series available on DVD anytime I need it to brighten my life. My other 'go to' series from the 70s whose leads also had a chemistry that defies explanation - especially since neither of the 2 pairs of actors in either show were close friends or socialized in real life - is the UK series The Professionals.

I highly recommend that series to anyone not already familiar with it! What "Butch and Sundance" only hoped to be bwaynef 4 May The series was undoubtedly an attempt by Universal to cash-in on the success of the Paul Newman-Robert Redford megahit. The resemblance series co-star Ben Murphy had to the man with the blue eyes wasn't coincidental either.

Besides, this series achieved what the overrated "Butch" only aspired to. It had wit and style, was well-written, and had a first-rate cast. There was a solid chemisty between Pete Duel and Murphy, and the guest stars were also well chosen.

I have fond memories of this show, although its quality deteriorated somewhat in February when Roger Davis took over for Duel who died on New Year's Eve from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Moreover, fielding restrictions started to apply with the introduction of circles, within which four men plus the wicketkeeper and the bowler had to be stationed. An India-Pakistan final was anticipated; an Australia-England final eventuated. On flat pitches, bowlers had to live on their wits. Pakistan pursued a policy of aggression with the ball, hell-bent on taking wickets, a strategy that they have continued to use ever since.

Imran Khan's trump card was the bustling, bewildering leg-spinner Abdul Qadir. Until now, spinners had sought only containment in one-day cricket; Qadir sought victims, just like the unorthodox spinners of the current era. The other bowlers had to innovate and the leader was Steve Waugh.

His medium-pacers looked innocuous but by the end of the tournament he was dubbed 'The Iceman'. Waugh conducted a cerebral duel with the batsmen at the end of the innings. He perfected an assortment of outrageous, well-disguised slower balls that, mixed in with the odd bouncer and the very rare conventional ball, kept the batsmen guessing. This required an acute cricket brain and bags of confidence.