The Forsaken Westerns - The Buckskin Rangers - tv shows full episodes COLOR

[@danielwest9526]

That was a great little program!!!

[@DavidCraig-go1zv]

Thanks Bob.

[@nickicribb4299]

Humor, morals, devotion, family, friends, kindness, right and wrong; things sadly lacking in today's world, especially entertainment. Thanks Bob Terry and Westerns on the Web, the time , effort and expense of preserving these for enjoyment and lessons for my children and grandchildren.

[@kurtjensen7264]

Thank you very much Bob, for this Golden Western. Cowboys have always been my heroes.

[@MaverickBryan-dx3kp]

Thank you for the movie

[@chazjanousek9795]

Thanks Bob for saving and sharing all these great western shows! I like how the kid at the end wanted to be like the Buckskin Rangers

[@SeekandYouWillFind]

I’m always interested, and mindful of the horsemanship demonstrated by these western actors/actresses, and when from the start, Crash jumps on his horse, he lets out a commanding “HAAA” as though to say to the horse “WAKE UP, WE’RE OUR OF HERE” I have never seen, nor heard of anything like that before, and demonstrates the expert horsemanship of these western actors, how they knew to communicate with their horses, showing they were more than just props.

[@paulmcginn5146]

thank you in advance my good man. you got me so hyped. ain't that what it's all bout. want to see all those wonderful old school stories from back way back machine. thank you and i'm crazy like a kid waiting for xmas to see this show. yipee!!!

[@KNT.63]

You're right mr. Terry when you pick the word forsaken you weren't just throwing words, the buckskin rangers was a show I will not soon forget, knowing that there's no more I don't know the feeling inside, it's definitely a crying shame, I thank you, that was a priceless treasure.

[@parson8582]

Great old western. Love these old shows.

[@LastUnicorn52]

QOQ great movie , thanks so much

[@timburton1715]

Awesome 👏 Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing

[@568843daw]

What a joy your movies have brought to my family. Thank you for sharing your “western” treasures.

[@westernsontheweb]

Thank you so much for watching.

[@paulbernard7973]

Some of the Best Western's I've seen in a long time

[@h0gwartz]

Great old show. I loved the range busters with Crash Corrigan and Alibi and enjoyed Tom Keene in his old westerns. The recurring music was also used in Hopalong Cassidy movies.

[@stevehendon4421]

I love westerns and they seem to be fading away, thanks for sharing. I wish they would make them again but the greats are gone.

[@westernsontheweb]

Thank you so much for watching. By watching westerns on our channel You are helping to keep them alive. Happy Trails always.

[@puffinvapor4551]

Hollywood wouldn’t make family friendly westerns now. Close as they would come is Brokeback type where all the cowboys would be in love with each other & wore dresses in the bunkhouses!!

[@KNT.63]

Thank you mr. Terry I downloaded lady tenderfoot Ghana watch it on my lunch,can't wait pardner, I'll let you know

[@bonniestandridge9540]

Thank You Bob for sharing a western this film !

[@heidemarieglucks8408]

It is a very good Western 👍👍👌👏🐎🐎🐎🤠. Greatings from Germany 💌. Heidi 🐎

[@mindycheyanne4521]

What a treat. I love those guys!

[@lafcat]

Great to see Max Terhune ,Ray Crash Corrigan and Bill Hale team up in this 50's T.V. show!!

[@BK-vh3do]

great episode and the writer was actually better than some of the newer ones they made. I have watched all I find...Thanks

[@theretiringbarber]

Excellent

[@thenapierfamilychannel2819]

you have a wonderful channel with so many great westerns some i grew up with and some ive never seen like this one, thank you so much for sharing.

[@westernsontheweb]

Thank you so much for watching our channels videos. Yes any westerns in our The Forsaken Westerns series most people have probably not seen. This is the only known existing episodes of The Buckskin Rangers and likely has never been released to the public or ever broadcast until now.

[@glitchnyrmatrix7296]

As a kid in the fifties I remember going to Corriganville somewhere around the LA basin. I think it was first being developed because there wasn't a whole lot to it. But it was fun.

[@MrBulletDan]

Somebody hung that name on me after I hit a taxicab in NYC while responding to a 10-13 (NYCPD code for Assist Patrolman!) in Manhatten when I was a cop in the 20th Precinct. I did not stop to make a report but continued on to help out my brother officer who was in dire straits. Later I got called into the Station House to explain why I hit the cab and drove off by my Lieutenant. I explained myself and he directed me to give the cabbie a summons as he was double parked and opened his drivers door into the path of my Radio Car whilst siren and emergency lights were in operation. From that day forwards I was called Crash Corrigan by my brother officers.

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

funny

[@steplumpkin5432]

N0T BAD!!!!!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Thanks, Bob! Obviously intended for children.

[@buckrod73]

Nice job Bob!

[@danielstump3204]

Brilliant!

[@liferoots4151]

Most of these western i had never seen.

[@scottgilkey5894]

Hey that house is the one used in an early episode of Gunsmoke! Matt and Chester were taken hostage and put in the foot celler. I think season one of two . Come to think of it, they used it another time in Gunsmoke when they were protecting homesteaders from apache raiders . It had Hoss from Bonanza as a Calvary sergeant

[@scottgilkey5894]

Root celler

[@claudalfred2064]

Goodstuf

[@tomswinburn1778]

I wish TV were as good now as it was then. No, not production values and the like, but the stories that the good won out over the bad and gentlemen were just that. We all know a revolver couldn't fire a dozen times without reloading. But the genre was new, in its infancy, and for the time it offered far more value than we see today. Todays fare seems to be based on the more bodies stacked up the better the show. How's that worked out for us? Life imitates art. I wasn't the original sayer lof that piece of truth, but it applies.

[@amundsenAmundsen]

Very good choice thank's

[@westernsontheweb]

Thanks for watching.

[@johnbrady9946]

Back in the med 1950s a movie called Massacre at Fort Apache is there anyway you could find out if you still have it somewhere in your archives thanks

[@Lee90000]

that was great. hey, who gets the girl?

[@walterwheeler5465]

A very good episode apparently produced in the early 1950's. Please note some of the values at the time such as "democracy" and a gun was for protection not for killing.

[@stevenhall9349]

Reminds me of Saturday matinee at the Baxter theater in Mountainhome Arkansas and it cost a quarter

[@juangalt3496]

Now those matinees at the Baxter costs $7.00 for kids.

[@TheChsmith]

My 3 older brothers & I would find "pop" bottles @ .03 each to get enough for a show & a candy bar (split 4 ways) Good memories. The Plaza theater (RIP) Liberal KS

[@hestonjimmie2]

"I don't know who they were, but they sure knew how to throw lead". That Alibi, also, knew how to throw his voice.

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

The Three Mesquiteers in a tv series? Who knew?

[@paulmcginn5146]

this stuff is real. i know it's a movie, but it was a lawless land and anytime a coach carried gold i'm willing to bet, somebody was on it like vomit. i hope i would not be one of those. i ponder bout that. i hope i would have been a good solid cowhand, fast on the gun, just for fun and mostly to be safe and protect. call me a cornball. i surely will never know. easy money? or hard labor. don't know which way i'd go. honest. i surely hope i'd go the latter, but as i said, i'll never know. in my heart, i'm no bad guy. oh, and that is the prettiest coach i have ever seen in all the westerns. so spit shined and polished. i love wood. play guitar. like woody the pecker says, 'mmm, good wood'.

[@glendavis889]

Sort of a lost entry in the Three Mesquiteers movie series!

[@TexasVents]

this is fantastic! I am searching for any video of Max Terhunes Alibis Tent Show do you have any?

[@westernsontheweb]

I was not aware Max had a Tent show. Do you have any more info?

[@TexasVents]

It was his Kids show on TV in the 50's It was sponsored by Dad's Root beer. He used Elmer and another dummy that looked a lot like Howdy Doody named Junior. That is all I know from his Grandsons. I was just wondering if some body some where might have any footage from it.

[@westernsontheweb]

We will search for this. Thank you for making us aware of this show.

[@enrouteglobal8711]

Spaghetti western

[@richardburriesci7723]

AND LITTLE TOMMY GREW UP TO BECOME "THE LONE RANGER" HI-HO SILVER!

[@tonyhemingway7980]

????????

[@WOLFROY47]

this is the first time i've seen any replies from westerns on the web. i remember a lot of these (never aired) westerns when i was a kid in black and white, on a 9 inch screen that stopped rolling when you thumped it. so never aired ? supposed it depended where you were. these days, its sorry, you can't watch it in your country. or did you pay or sign up, you already pay, big time, just to have the internet. there wouldn't be many takers if it was just for business. these people have already been paid for the production and distribution years back. charging for way out of date films is just pure greed. even patents don't last that long. they should pay you, for encouraging people to use the internet

[@mikenewton474]

Ironic that this TV western pilot was shot in color in 1951. Independent producers were anticipating color TV even before it became possible. Many of the Cisco Kid films were shot in color as well as some of the Gene Autry TV films. Corrigan produced this film on his Corriganville Ranch but it is not mentioned in the Jerry L. Schneider book "Corriganville = the Reel Story of Ray Crash Corrigan and his Movie Ranch.

[@WOLFROY47]

why are stagecoach shotgun guards always the worst shots in westerns. in reality they wouldn't even get the job, if they were crap shots. would you employ a cow puncher that couldn't rope a cow ?

[@christinehallchrissie]

Shame that's the only one

[@neilbaker6756]

I'm guessing that "Doc Brown" must have watched this to get his fashion tips for Marty before he traveled back in time in "Back to the Future 3"

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

three mequeteers go to tv!

[@melpenner1165]

Bonzen movie

[@WOLFROY47]

you don't throw lead, you shoot it. unless your a gunslinger, then you throw the whole gun

[@WOLFROY47]

typical men, you clean the place up nice, and they wreck it