60th Anniversary of Cheyenne starring Clint Walker - 2015

In honor of the 60th anniversary of the tv series "Cheyenne" starring Clint Walker, here is the first scene of the first episode and the last scene of the last episode. There's also a compilation of some of the show's guest and co-stars. Hope you enjoy this look back at television history.
(Oh, and sorry about the annoying logo in the upper right hand corner, but unfortunately, it's become necessary to avoid theft.)
Clint's official Facebook group, the only one authorized and associated with Clint: / clintwalker

[@kathrynlangley6230]

I still watch this every afternoon at 4:30. I love CHEYENNE. CLINT WALKER!! WHAT A GORGEOUS MAN 💖💖

[@allenwoodall5590]

A great show with a great actor who's a better role model than a lot of actors today. R.I.P. CLINT WALKER AND CHEYENNE BRODIE

[@Celluloidwatcher]

Hello. I think you mean, Cheyenne Bodie, which was the character's name. Just trying to help.

[@bobbyxyzzy1476]

RIP Clint Walker. Thanks for the memories and your moral example. I wish we had more men like you.

[@andrewmiller4885]

Takes me back so long long ago . An era of curtesy, good manners and knowing what being civilized is . A time when television was clean and descent with greats stories and great stars who also treated their many fans with dignity and respect . My how times have changed ....sigh! Thank you so much for this video it brought back so many wonderful family memories , when we all sat around the television set to watch our heroes and Mr Clint Walker was the perfect role model for any child , both on screen and off . Many thanks for this .....appreciated .

[@rickr7599]

He was born and raised in a little town just approx 5 miles from where I grew up. When I was a young boy now ( 68 ) my mother took to the annual "Cheyenne Days" held in Hartfordl IL....his hometown. I was mystified at shaking that great big hand. I will never forget that moment and what it meant to a young boy. They do not make 'em like him anymore.Period

[@Brucev7]

and he didn't know how to ride a horse )

[@frantrictantric]

@@Brucev7 Did he need to do. Looks to me like the horse knew it's way around.

[@Brucev7]

@@frantrictantric Have you ever ridden?

[@faith4094]

He had to learn and he did it fabulously!! Could he sit a horse or what? And, how he mounted and dismounted...poetry.

[@susanfontana2018]

I know Clint Walker wanted to do other projects but I sure wish he had made another 50-100 episodes of Cheyenne!!!

[@faith4094]

This is just beautiful...so poignant and moving...the perfect song for "remembering" the most special show with the most special man...causes tears to flow for what we had and what we've lost. Thank you.

[@janethartwig774]

More than a handsome face and muscled body, Mr. Walker was a man of great moral fiber and integrity, kind and gentle, a perfect role model. His beautiful voice is now part of the Heavenly choir. God blessed him with a long, fruitful, happy life. Rest well.

[@mlad9944]

God bless Clint Walker and almighty God soothe his soul and give him rest. I watched every episode. My dear old Dad watched every single western ever made, but this was our favorite. The sound of the theme song brings back beautiful memories of my family back in the day. He was the epitome of masculinity and I just wanted to grow up strong and decent like him. Still working on it. So sad to hear of his passing and I hope his loved ones are at peace with the knowledge, he is in heaven with the Father. God bless, rest in peace and thank you for the memories.

[@songsmith31a]

A leading man thoroughly deserving of that leading array of talent on show. Goodbyes are often sad and that certainly applies to those TV series of other days. How rewarding then to have these delightful reminders on KZbin. Thank you.

[@TheSharron]

Holding back tears...this was so beautifully done,Deb.Clint & Susan will love this.Brava!

[@debco12]

+TheSharron Thank you so much for the kind words. It's very much appreciated.

[@timothyplonk4266]

My favorite western actor,Clint Walker. Zero scandals,today's Hollywood brats could take a lesson from him.

[@mlad9944]

Great memories. I close my eyes and I'm a kid again with all my family. We watched every episode. Special moments. Still my favorite ever show.

[@LindaLClark-mi8px]

A lot of great actors and actress played in Cheyenne they’re all are missed R.I. P. All are missed. 🙏🙌💯🎄🥰

[@kennyhuskisson2684]

Clint is up there riding Brandi once again, R.I.P. Clint Walker- an American hero!

[@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791]

What I've noticed to date about the sad demise of Mr Clint Walker is that no-one, but really no-one, has any a bad word to say about him. Not one person! That, in itself, says all you need to know about Mr Clint Walker (PBUH). MsG

[@Brucev7]

He seemed to have faith in God

[@romarae3723]

Loved him then and love him now. A great western!

[@brianboisguilbert6985]

When I was a kid my dad had only a handful of shows that he watched faithfully. Have Gun Will Travel, Combat, Gunsmoke....and Cheyenne. You pulled me back for a moment or two of some fond memories watching them together. Thanks

[@debco12]

Brian Bois Gilbert Thank you, Brian, for sharing your memories. Those memories get more precious as the years go by.

[@Iron2017]

Aahh so many faces I remember as a kid! Thank you so much for doing this, it's an amazing trip down memory lane for me, can't tell you how it has moved me to see this, didn't know the show had made such an impression on me! Just realising so many things about this.

[@lisasez]

Today is a bittersweet day... I'll see you in heaven....

[@janethartwig774]

Can’t thank you enough for this outstanding video. You included so many great stars whose names I had forgotten.

[@Celluloidwatcher]

Thank goodness for classic television cable channels. They REALLY cater to those of age who remember truly great TV shows. My introduction to the western started with Cheyenne and Clint Walker (R.I.P.). A tall, adventurous sort of a man seeking his place in the Old West. That theme song also brings back memories, so innocent and reassuring that Cheyenne Bodie will triumph over adversity again. And thank you for presenting the video. The guest stars also shined on that program, too.

[@theodoreko2700]

One of the best roll models for a young lad growing up in the late 50’s

[@dianehopkins9171]

Watching this again makes me feel that I would love to be present (in heaven) when all these folks gather together someday to discuss their recalltions of their parts in 'Cheyenne'....what a party that would be !!! .

[@theodorebear2009]

WONDERFUL VIDEO!!! It's surely a labor of love as it must have taken you so much time to go back and research all the guest stars of years and years on the Cheyenne episodes. Great Job, Deb! You got them all!!

[@debco12]

+theodorebear2009 Yes, Theo, I had to watch every single episode on Cheyenne. It was agonizing. LOL! ;)

[@dianehopkins9171]

+debco12 ---Here I go again, the tears are flowing again...you put so much effort (lovingly) into these videos for us to enjoy. Words seem so inadequate to just say THANK YOU !, if I could say it in Spanish or another language I would, but I've not been blessed YET, so have to settle with Via Con Dios. (Theo,too). Clint lucked out when you guys came along !!

[@janethartwig774]

theodorebear2009 I had no idea so many great actors were on this show. I was very young when it aired; our family never missed it.

[@realfunny7]

now Cheyenne is gone - but I still watch him on the Western Channel - me 68 - I still have a autographed picture he sent me back in '56 - God until this day wish I had his body growing up - I was & still short & teased but he taught us lessons from his show until this very day - RIP Cheyenne

[@susanfontana2018]

So many actors in so many episodes!!!!!!

[@BrendaNegri]

RIP Clint Walker - with the angels….

[@sharondavis3963]

Thanks for sharing.That was a nice look back. Thank God for DVDs.

[@debco12]

+Sharon Davis Amen to that!

[@marylouiseenglish1966]

Thanks so much for this. AS I was watching I was thinking, "What about so-and-so...?" And you got them all. So many amazing actors & actresses came through this show.

[@mothertree]

This is outstanding ! I wish to thank you kindly.

[@debco12]

Awww, thank you!

[@ottiliawilkins1603]

Yes the actors that also were on with Clint walker shows were also 👌 great too.

[@ricmccord7219]

Great man great show

[@MissKitty-qf7jp]

Love Clint walker great thanks for all stories 2019 god bless best of best

[@genek64]

It's amazing hoe many emerging artists and "old time" stars were guests. Some, like Richard Reeves, seemed to have appeared on almost every show on TV in those days.

[@debco12]

Thank you for mentioning Richard Reeves. He never receives any attention but was, as you say, in just about every show from the 50's and 60's.

[@t4texastomjohnnycat978]

R.I.P. CHEYENNE

[@ottiliawilkins1603]

Clint walker 💙 is still 🔥 the best.

[@cjcj6945]

Thank you so much for this!🤠👍

[@sandrasanders706]

Beautiful tribute to such a great show I somewhat remember it but Clint Walker was pretty cool..

[@SuperLou63]

Great job. I enjoyed it and it brought tears.

[@debco12]

+SuperLou63 Thank you. It's amazing how much has changed in the world since this show first aired.

[@SuperLou63]

+debco12 Your 100% right. Everyone of these Cheyenne shows were high quality more like a movie than a TV show. Nothing on TV today even comes close.

[@jeanneish1697]

I will never forget this movie when i was a child i never miss this those days was really better than now.

[@kathybartlett1108]

Gald they showed Vaughn Taylor, he was in 2 of my favorite episodes. This was a great show with a lot of terrific people in it. Made possible by Warner Bros and Clint Walker.

[@1luiszepol]

At least this show had an ending. Many studio executives didnt respect their fans. Lost in Space...lost forever; Time Tunnel...no more time; Land of the Giants...not even an explanation.

[@dianehopkins9171]

I think someone said Clint doesn't view facebook but I do hope someone shows him these beautiful gems that you and the other gals put together. They are HEARTWARMING (TEAR JERKERS ALSO)!! THANKS

[@dianehopkins9171]

Great, so glad he's seen this. Must give him a feeling of satisfaction that so many appreciate and love him !

[@915buck]

I recognized all the faces except maybe for two, but it was my era from 12 years old to maybe 17 I tried not to miss an episode, after that I was off to college and did not do a lot of television watching!! But many thanks to all and thank you Mr. Walker for being you!! Hope you made a lot of money!!

[@RCGoetzke]

RIP Clint Walker (05/1927-05/2018)

[@realfunny7]

the 2 most perfect men - Clint Walker & Woody Strode - me 68 & still 5'4" how wished I would be like these 2 men

[@madambutterfly7513]

Clint, built like a Greek god, blue eyes, beautiful hair, but most importantly, he was a man of God, living a moral life, walking the christian faith, he's in heaven with the Lord, riding his beloved horse, Brandi! ♥️💜❤️🧡💕💕💕♥️💜🙏🙏🙏🌈🌈🌈🌈

[@garyk8558]

A great show

[@primerosebh1]

Que delicadeza de postagem. Sempre amei as produções de TV das décadas de 50,60 e um pouquinho de 70. Elas eram embativeis. Tínhamos poucos canais e altíssima qualidade nas produções nacionais e internacionais.

[@humbleone6405]

Bye Cheyenne RIP

[@ignaciozuritapomeri8789]

En Chile veíamos en familia Cheyenne con el gran Clint Walker , hasta siempre Clint ...

[@JoseSanchez-lv2pl]

Siempre te veo. Gran amigo , gracias por tanto Clint Walker !!!😋😋😋

[@rayfarrell6926]

Great Americana !! debco 12 Really nice job back at a time in the usa when moral values were number one in priority.

[@jerrybryson4649]

Bravo! Great one.

[@mahmodabdulsalam99]

Nice video thank you

[@redwing46901]

Wow , this video here just simply amazes me ... My great aunt helen used to hang out with Trini Lopez ( dirty dozen ) & my Aunt who's now 82 knew Dub Taylor real well -good friends , James Best was a fellow Hoosier an a very nice man to know as well , Claude Akins' sister Ms. Mapes taught school at my old Elementary school in my hometown ( on his breaks from acting he'd fly in and visit with the whole school in the gym an then go classroom to classroom talking to us an answering our questions & so forth ( Super Nice Man ) I was in 6th grade when he made next to his last visit there ( Ms. Mapes retired the following year -- I boldly asked him if I could write letters to him about his pictures * he said SURE! He actually gave me his home address - LOL I was like OMG wowzers ! I probably have about 100 or so cards / notes that I recieved back from him tucked away in a box ( Nice hand writing too ) . I could tell more here about some of the rest of the stars in the video but , I'd be writing a book if I did ..LOL Thanks for the great video of memories !!

[@rauloswaldo7051]

greetings from peru here we always remenber cheyenne

[@jenniferholden9397]

Raul Oswaldo We also remember him in England, what a gentle giant and good man.

[@mollieyaxley8215]

How fast do you think we can read for heavens sake???? I lost most of it.

[@debco12]

What software do you use when you make your videos because the one I am using obviously has it's deficits. I'm sorry about that but there's always the pause button.

[@michaelgolding4064]

Look u love pop pop k

[@janethartwig774]

I just rewatched it a few times; enjoyable every time. Thanks for all of your hard work.💕👍🏆

[@littlejoe9381]

I am not familiar with this series. I am a Bonanza and Rawhide fan. I do recognize many of these factors from those shows and others. This looks like a very good series though. I think I will investigate. Thank you.

[@debco12]

I think you'll enjoy it. It's the first hour long Western on tv and was so popular it saved Warner Brothers studios from bankruptcy. Plus, there's Clint Walker. He WAS Cheyenne.

[@nealro1471]

I was going to meet him at the Mid Atlantic Nostalgia Show a few years back before God called him up to Heaven but he had to cancel due to health reasons. I was so disappointed and sad I really wanted to meet him,because he's one of the all time Greats and my Hero's. RIP CLINT.

[@debco12]

If it makes you feel any better, Clint never agreed to appear at the Mid Atlantic Nostalgia Show. That was a rumor started by the promoter. He told them from the beginning he wasn't interested in any appearances that required him to fly to the venue. (He was too big to sit in those cramped airplanes with no leg room.)

[@nealro1471]

@@debco12 Didnt know that. Guess we were lied to then. That should be false advertising then. Wonder how they get away with it?

[@debco12]

@@nealro1471 Well, in a way, they didn't get away with it. Clint wasn't there and they had to backpedal.

[@shielajarvis8977]

Who brought the tissues?

[@domingoangulo7337]

Gracias....

[@receitasparasecar2001]

Bons tempos

[@gazzathomas1423]

Anyone know what episodes Connie Stevens appears in

[@debco12]

"Reprieve" - Season 4, Episode 2

[@receitasparasecar2001]

Saudades

[@JustMe-ec2ph]

I wish all stars on their last TV show would give some kind of goodbye to their fans thanking them. After all without the fans there wouldn't had been the series. I also wish some other TV shows would give a proper ending to a series instead of sometimes leaving it as a cliffhanger. I am watching the Cheyenne reruns now and curious why it names two others starting in the series when I have only seen one of them once on the show? Could be more episodes they are on that I haven't seen but I've seen a few of the episodes that open with the other two as stars that they weren't on the episodes?

[@debco12]

No, "Bronco" and "Sugarfoot" were separate series and the characters only appeared with Clint in one episode of "Cheyenne". Duel at Judas Basin, Season 5, episode 7. "Bronco" was created when Clint Walker, tired and fed up with the long hours he was working, walked off the series. "Cheyenne" was the first hour long western and Clint was practically in every scene. When Warner Bros did "Maverick", they realized it was too much work for one actor so they gave James Garner's character a brother played by Jack Kelly. However, with Clint, they just continued to work him to death. Only after Clint walked off did WB lessen his work load by keeping "Bronco" and adding "Sugarfoot" in a rotation with "Cheyenne".

[@JustMe-ec2ph]

@@debco12 Thanks for the reply! I totally understand no actor wants to be over worked. I still don't get it why they listed "Bronco" and "Sugarfoot" staring on "Cheyenne" when they were only on one episode. If they were going to rotate them seems like "Bronco" and "Sugarfoot" would had been on more "Cheyenne" episodes with "Cheyenne" just being on less of those episodes. Like on "Rawhide" Favor wasn't on all those episodes. I know he wasn't on any of the last season but before that he wasn't on all of the "Rawhide" episodes. Oh well, just glad they gave Clint a break!

[@deborahtellerscott6304]

@@debco12 From what I've heard, WB took advantage of the honorable and hard-working man Clint Walker was and treated him with great disprespect. Hard to fathom those supposedly savvy businessmen throwing away a golden asset like him. Yet the fact that he did such a stellar job despite the studio's gross lack of appreciation testifies to the ethical, decent man he was.

[@faith4094]

I believe they called it the *Cheyenne Show* when they started rotating because Clint was the big draw and main star. Except for the one Cheyenne episode where they were in it together, the shows were independent of each other. The *Cheyenne Show* opening was only used in seasons 5 and 6, then went back to just Cheyenne with his wonderful theme song, instrumentality, in season 7. Clint was just the best!

[@tripleg1686]

Cheyenne was always my favourite Western to watch along with the rest of the Warner Brothers westerns however living on the West Coast of Canada there is a TV station called Me TV and no disrespect to the westerns that come on that station there are reruns of the same one's over and over again and I have been hoping that this station would bring on Cheyenne, Bronco Sugarfoot and Colt 45 instead of reruns like the Big Valley the Rifleman Gunsmoke and Bonanza although this station has now been running episodes of Maverick which is my second favourite Western after Cheyenne maybe this station out of Seattle, Washington will change its tune

[@dianehopkins9171]

I think someone said Clint doesn't view facebook but I do hope someone shows him these beautiful gems that you and the other gals put together. They are HEARTWARMING (TEAR JERKERS ALSO)!! THANKS

[@debco12]

Diane Hopkins No, he doesn't use the Internet at all except for his website. He's seen this video as I gave it to him as a birthday present after I made it.

[@alkeyramckinney9053]

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[@Brucev7]

RIP May 21, 2018