I can answer virtually any question concerning TV westerns since 1950. I also have collected Western movies faithfully since 1984 and own several hundred (prominent ones such as High Noon or How the West was Won) as well as B movies and below (White Comanche and The Sundowners)I own rare TV series such as Yancey Derringer,the 13 episodes of Tate with David Maclean, and select episodes of Judge Roy Bean
I have been a Western aficionado since the age of 8 (so for the last 50 years). I have been a faithful collector of Lone Ranger episodes and memorabilia since the early 1970s. I find myself drawn more to the black and white series because I find color an unnecessary plot distraction and love to study the evolution and settlement of the Old West through the leather bound Time-Life series on the West. The principal factor which attracts me to this period is the consistent triumph of virtue over vice. The forces of evil, no matter how malevolent, are never victorious in any Western. So I am appreciative of the inflexible morality set forth in most Western series
I have belonged to 5 different churches in 35 years where I have held posts of Sunday school teacher, outreach leader, and board member. Since my retirement to Rowlesburg, West Virginia, I have held the post of Town Park Commissioner for 2 years and anticipate a position on our Town Council beginning in July.
I was a free lance book reviewer for the Richmond Times Dispatch for 15 years, I reviewed 129 books during this period. I also reviewed 25 books for Style Weekly, an independent publication.
I have a BA in English Literature and a minor in Linguistics from Virginia Commonwealth University. I graduated in 1976. I also had a half year of Bible College from New Life Outreach in Richmond, Virginia (1984-1985)
While employed by the Richmond Public Library for 29 years, I have been honored for outstanding customer service and have received awards for creative programming for Young Adults on 2 occasions.
I am still an expert for the category of mystery fiction on this website.
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| Shone | 04/19/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks Bruce!!! |
| Shone | 04/17/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks very much! |
| wallace | 04/09/12 | 10 | 9 | 10 | thank you Bruce for your response. Disappointed ..... |
| Skane | 04/03/12 | 9 | 10 | 10 | |
| Skane | 04/02/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
To peter: I will try and answer this followup question with a suggestion of a movie from 1972. It is called Aguirre- The Wrath of God (1972). This revolves around a conquistador treasure hunt in
To Peter: I will try and answer your question. There is a movie which came out in the late 1970s called " A Time for Killing" starring Glenn Ford,Inger Stevens , George Hamilton, Harry Dean Stanton
Hey, Shone: No problem with the follow up. I am going to recommend a 1975 called "Boss" starring Fred Williamson. He plays an embittered black bounty hunter with a long rifle who pursues the crooks
Hi, Shone: First of all, your English is fine ! I had no problem understanding what you wanted. I am going to recommend two movies that you might enjoy. These movies have plot similarities of what
Hey, John: In the strictly Western genre, I do not recall any western off hand featuring a character with a mechanical arm*similar to a Wild West Robocop) However I am going to try and answer your

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