"And he came from the West..." ~ Jane Eyre
Mute Mondays: (My parents and my favorite TV) WESTERNS!
Roy Rogers and Trigger, The Lone Ranger, The Young Riders, Bonanza
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Monday, August 11, 2008
Roy Rogers and Trigger, The Lone Ranger, The Young Riders, Bonanza
10 Comments:
Bonanza! I watched that growing up and yeah... had a silly crush on Little Joe. Who didn't? I'm glad someone picked some of the TV Westerns. Happy MM!
You couldn't pry me away from "Bonanza" as a kid. Thanks for the memories!
I must be too old for the one with the Emo Cowboys. Loved Bonanza and HOSS though! Happy Mute Monday!
You know, it just dawned on me...nobody included 'Here comes the Brides'! Great MM!
who doesnt love cowboys? nobody! happy MM!!
I dont remember The Young Riders but I feel as if I should. The others are definitely favourites :)
Wait - no Yosemite Sam?? :)
AB ~ God and I loved the theme song to Bonanza, too. :)
Moi ~ No problem...it was a favorite of my parentals and it transposed onto us!
Troll ~ Emo cowboys? Awww...Young Riders was on in the early 90's and I loooooved it. It was all about the Pony Express!
K9 ~ Oh yes, cowboys. Mmmm.
HMC ~ It was on for a few seasons...perhaps three? It was great...
Roy Rogers??! Ho!! Westerns were jes' so American! (but, but...whar' is Zoro??)
Fun fun....
Happy MM!
Hoss was such a clown. Noticed they dropped Hop Sing as we came into the politically correct era. I went to the Roy Roger's museum in Hesperia, CA while I was stationed out there. You can see all the crap he emptied out of his house. The gun collection was pretty nice...
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