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It is always Clint Walker and Peggie Castle "Fury at Rio Hondo"
A distant second.......Ian McShane........Deadwood Series 1 and 2!
Your choices are very good.
For me, it's The Rifleman, Wanted:Dead or Alive, and Cheyenne.
The Westerner with Brian Keith
Cheyenne
Gunsmoke
Clint Walker is the best Western leading man of TV and Errol Flynn the finest Big
Screen actor.
In this War Party episode one can only laugh when the feckless,fat-hipped..female bodied James Garner attempted to use his"limited"acting skills and narrow shoulders to
be tough for TV audiences.garner must have known some top suits in Hollweird in order to be in films??? In Maverick,which I never viewed for more than ten minutes......Garner was awful.
Clint Walker should have been offered "tons" of Movie Roles instead of people such as James Stewart,Randolph Scott or any others.
1.Cheyenne
2.Gunsmoke
3.The Westerner
Gunsmoke
Bonanza
F Troop
Cheyenne
Sergeant Preston
Lancer
Wagon Train
Laramie
1) Rawhide
2) The Rifleman
3) Wagon Train
4) The Wild Wild West
5) Gunsmoke
6) The High Chaparral
7) Bat Masterson
8) Cheyenne
9) Have Gun-Will Travel
10) The Lawman (1958)
Honorable mention to a couple of modern Westerns:
The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Paradise aka The Guns of Paradise
I must note that I am in my early 60s and a woman who grew up watching Westerns~series and movies~with a father who was crazy about the genre. I never cared much for "Big Valley" and "Bonanza", even less now that I'm revisiting it. I suppose both seemed far too tame, with no rough edges. I'm enjoying "Death Valley Days" on Encore Western, but I'd rather see the b&w episodes. I'd love to see "Sugarfoot" again, just to see if I like it as much as when I was a little girl.
(W)hat are we without our dreams?
Making sure our fantasies
Do not overpower our realities. ~ RC