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I love The Rifleman too! The boy is so cute and the relationship between he and his father seems real. A good, wholesome show with a lesson now and then.
When the Rifleman played in any fire station I worked in, we all would yell "crow boy." That's because the sound the Rifleman's son Mark made when he called for his dad: "paw paw."
I guess you had to be there for it but it was funny.
Bonanza was a pretty good western. Best western movie: Lonesome Dove.
"Have Gun Will Travel" is a standout from my childhood. My Grandmother had a huge crush on Richard Boone.
"Maverick" was also pretty good, always had a bit of laughter in it. My recollection is that "Maverick" and "Rocky And Bullwinkle" may have been on back to back in the mid-'50s.
"Lonesome Dove" was pretty good, but I liked "Centenniel" which was about 30 part TV movie in '78 or '79. It wasn't entirely a "western" but it mostly was.
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