Hi All,
We have some new stuff to tell you about.  We've added two new
articles to the Soapbox Corral.  Actually, they're old articles.  One
is from TV Guide 1960 and the other is from the UK publication, The
Radio News.  Thanks to Chris for all the UK articles.  It's such a
great glimpse back to the early 60's and what people thought of our
show.

Chris also found a picture of Jack Coffer and one of Bob.  They're
seperate pictures, but they look like they should be together.  It
looks like Bob's arm is on Jack's shoulder.  They are in the FILES
section of this list.  Look to the left side tool bar on the site,
click files, and then Pics of Interest.

To access the articles, go to the Soapbox Corral on the Overland Mail
site.  One is on the main page, and the other is on Chris'
Contributions page.
http://www.geocities.com/laramierelaystation/OurFavoriteLaramieStuff/b
ulletin_board.html

You may now return to your regular activities.
Carry on.
Annie and Jenny

Hello--Have someinfo on John Smith also.Please send me your snail address
and I will sen pictures too u.Also have pictures that I bid for on ebay.

Be glad to send them....

Thanks again,

P.Hall

P.S.I live in Canada....






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>Reply-To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
>To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Re: hello + John Smith
>Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 21:47:14 -0000
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Patricia,
Thanks for joining us.  Always room for one more.  We'd love to see
your pictures and can post them for you.  I have a scanner, so if you
want to do that, contact me offlist.

Now, I have a question for you guys.  Does anyone out there have any
cool stuff on John Smith?  We love him too, and I don't know about
Jenny, but speaking for myself, I don't want to go too far down the
road of being so Jess-centric on our site.  Of course we love Jess,
but the other half of why we love Laramie so much was Slim.

Anybody?
Annie

--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "dortap
<snowstorm93@m...>" <snowstorm93@m...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Glad I found this site.Always been a fan of Laramie.Finally got a
> couple of tapes and enjoy them veryy much and hope to get some more.
>
> I have some pictures of "Laramie" which I collected in my younger
> years be glad tosend them but can only do my snail right now as i
> have no scanner.
>
>
> So get back to me on that.
>
>
> someof f my pictures are  in RobertFuller Fan Club--pat's.but I do
> have more then them .ok.
>
>
> So I will close for now..
>
> bye
>
> Patricia hall

Hi,

Glad I found this site.Always been a fan of Laramie.Finally got a
couple of tapes and enjoy them veryy much and hope to get some more.

I have some pictures of "Laramie" which I collected in my younger
years be glad tosend them but can only do my snail right now as i
have no scanner.


So get back to me on that.


someof f my pictures are  in RobertFuller Fan Club--pat's.but I do
have more then them .ok.


So I will close for now..

bye

Patricia hall

Chris,
You haven't disqualified yourself at all.  In fact, you are correct.
The first correct answer is Dark trail and yes, there are at least
two others others (maybe more).  Yay!

I shouldn't have said there is only one correct answer.  In this
case, there are others.  I just meant that if anyone wanted to guess
and guess it was okay until they hit on a correct answer.

Anyhoo, congrats!  Let me know offlist how to get your tape to you.
Annie

--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "Christine Peters"
<christinepeters@s...> wrote:
> Well you can thump me around the shins for a complete eejit. I have
just found the correct answer (From the Relay Station of course, I
should have gone to the experts:-) in the first place) It's.....no,
I've just disqualified myself, so there!
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: laramierelaystation <laramierelaystation@y...>
>   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 2:07 AM
>   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Triv-ya-hoo II
>
>
>   Okay gang, here it is.
>   Name the episode where the actor who plays our beloved Mort
Corey,
>   actually played another character.
>
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Well you can thump me around the shins for a complete eejit. I have just found
the correct answer (From the Relay Station of course, I should have gone to the
experts:-) in the first place) It's.....no, I've just disqualified myself, so
there!
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: laramierelaystation <laramierelaystation@...>
   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 2:07 AM
   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Triv-ya-hoo II


   Okay gang, here it is.
   Name the episode where the actor who plays our beloved Mort Corey,
   actually played another character.


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Not so Corey:

Well. my little blue Laramie scrap book, has given me two:

Dark Trail  as Dobbs
Two for the Gallows   as Simms

but I think there's one more, can I find it? Heck, no, and knowing my luck,
that's the one you want for the answer! Chris
   ----- Original Message -----
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   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 2:07 AM
   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Triv-ya-hoo II


   Okay gang, here it is.
   Name the episode where the actor who plays our beloved Mort Corey,
   actually played another character.


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Okay gang, here it is.
Name the episode where the actor who plays our beloved Mort Corey,
actually played another character.

Angelika,
Hey sweetie!  I'm so glad you could make it.  I know you won't get
this for a couple of weeks, but anyhoo, so glad you joined us.
Please don't ever apologize for your English.  It's a heck of a lot
better than our German would be, no doubt.
Looking forward to your posts.

Yes I noticed everyone is rather annonymous in the members list, but
I'm sure you guys will introduce yourselves around, right?  Me and
Jenny know most of you, but not all, and I'm sure some of you don't
know anyone.
Mingle!

Annie

--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "Angelika
<stielzrumpelchen@a...>" <stielzrumpelchen@a...> wrote:
> Hello to all of you!
>  I am Angelika from Germany and I am a big fan of Laramie and
> especially Jess Harper. Since when? I fell in love with Jess Harper
> at the age of 10 and that is more than 40 years ago. I had the luck
> to meet Mr. Fuller 3 times and am delighted. He is a very kind man
> and was very friendly to all his fans. I am very glad, Annie, that
> you finally  decided to make that discussion forum and I hope that
> there will be not such a mess as happened in the RFFC.  I have a
lot
> of questions and might add some pics but unfortunately I am very
busy
> at the moment( sorry Annie, I know that I owe you an email) but
will
> be back in about a fortnight. Will then introduce myself. By the
way:
> who else is there? I looked up the members list, seems all very
> anonymous! Sorry for my bad English. Looking forward ro meet some
> nice people here , informations and chat.  Regards from icy Germany
> Angelika

That's a very interesting suggestion.  All I could find out about
Jack was that he died in 1967 at the age of 29 in a car accident.  I
haven't been able to find any pictures, but would love to see him.  I
wonder if he ever had a bit part in Laramie, apart from his stunt
work?  I'll email the only person I know who might know and possibly
have a picture.  Another might be Marcia.  Anyone want to ask her? :-)

Annie


--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "fidelisrogers
<christinepeters@s...>" <christinepeters@s...> wrote:
> I would be very interested to find out about Jack Coffer, RF's
stunt
> double on Laramie. I believe he was killed in a car crash in the
mid
> 60's. I think there might be a picture of Jess and Jack together,
> would love to see it.

Okay, it's 'bout time for another foray into the trivial pursuits of
yesteryear.  This time, the tape up for grabs to the most trivial
minded of us, is The Perfect Gift and The Stranger.  Let me repeat
the rules since they were first posted on the other list.

If you already have these episodes, please let some of our needier
sibs have a shot.  If you live outside the continental US, and you
want to play, we'd ask that you agree to pay postage.  Inside the
continental US, we'll send it Media Mail only, which is $1.42 and
doesn't require a trip to the dreaded Post Office.

We'll post the question at about 9PM US, EST and the first post with
the correct answer wins.  You can guess as many times as you like,
but only one answer wins.  If you give an answer that we were not
looking for, but you can prove you're right, well, hey, we're not
unreasonable.

Okay, y'all have fun, and don't worry, we'll keep doing this as long
as the tapes and the $ holds out so there will always be more chances.

See y'all around 9-ish.

I would be very interested to find out about Jack Coffer, RF's stunt
double on Laramie. I believe he was killed in a car crash in the mid
60's. I think there might be a picture of Jess and Jack together,
would love to see it.

Howdy Pards,
We've been busy at the ol' Relay Station.  Our dear Chris has
contributed some great stuff.  She sent us some articles that were
written about Laramie when it first aired in 1959.  Check them out on
our Soapbox Corral page.  Chris also sent us a new fic which we put
up on the fanfic page.   Well, it's not new, but it's new to
us.  ::::Thanks and waves to Chris!::::::

We also added the episode synopsis for No Second Chance.

We also want to announce our second Trivia Contest.  We will post the
particulars on Friday evening (US, EST) so be watching for that if
you think you'd like to play.  Not having episodes is no excuse :)
The answer can be researched on the web.

Thank you all very much for hanging around.

Annie and Jenny
The Great Central Overland Mail and Stage Stop
http://www.geocities.com/laramierelaystation/index.html

Thank you Annie - nice to know the memory still works reasonably ok!
Now, wouldn't you think the boy would have made life easier for
himself and put the bathtub in the bedroom? But then, where would the
fun have been in that!

Annie from England


--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "laramierelaystation
<laramierelaystation@y...>" <laramierelaystation@y...> wrote:
> Annie,
> The episode you're describing with Jess in the bath is "Bitter
> Glory".  It is almost as you describe, except that it was the
> beginning of the episode, not the end.  Slim comes in and sees Jess
> in the tub in the living room, he pretends that he's talking to
some
> ladies outside the door (there's no one with him), and Jess,
thinking
> their are women out there, ducks down in the water.  Later when he
> stands up, he is wearing his underdrawers and he has the rest of
his
> clothes in there with him. It's a very cute beginning, and I think
a
> very good episode.
> The Other Annie
>
>
> --- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "amnicol_uk
> <amnicol_uk@y...>" <amnicol_uk@y...> wrote:
> > I'm sure I remember an episode which ended with Jess in the
> bathtub -
> > now, why would that stick in my mind :-) I think he was doing his
> > washing in the tub at the same time, as you obviously would if
> you'd
> > had to heat all that water on the stove. Slim comes in and says
> that
> > the lady who'd figured in the story has come back for something
and
> > Jess panics and ducks under the water, only to find that Slim was
> > teasing him. Was that actually in an episode, do you know, or was
> it
> > just a fantasy of my own? :-)
> >
> > Annie
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...>
> wrote:
> > > Ah, memories.  Those wonderful Dr. Brackett suit days.  I
wonder
> > where he found some of those.   But
> > > I'd have been happy to have Dr. Brackett as my physician,
> > sideburns, plaid and all.  Of course, I'd
> > > have been happier to have Coop as my wagon train scout and
> happiest
> > of all to have Jess riding
> > > shotgun on my stagecoach.
> > >
> > > I know being in a wagon train was no picnic, but can you
imagine
> > what it would be like to have a
> > > guide like Cooper Smith?  <sigh>
> > >
> > > Jen
> > >
> > >   ----- Original Message -----
> > >   From: sugarhill112003 <chestnutmare@s...>
> > >   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
> > >   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:59 PM
> > >   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Greetings from a serial lurker
> > >
> > >
> > >   My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old
enough
> to
> > >   have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was
brand
> > new
> > >   and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who
both
> > rode -
> > >   and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship
> even
> > >   though we didn't know a thing about western riding.
> Intuitively
> > we
> > >   knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the
second
> > season
> > >   we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good
as
> > >   well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted
> to
> > be
> > >   able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
> > >   website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
> > >   different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
> > >   I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
> > >   technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In
> the
> > 70's
> > >   our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical
> > shows,
> > >   became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a
> striking
> > >   resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his
> > sideburns
> > >   and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid
> suits.
> > >   So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful
> > stuff!!
> > >
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Annie,
The episode you're describing with Jess in the bath is "Bitter
Glory".  It is almost as you describe, except that it was the
beginning of the episode, not the end.  Slim comes in and sees Jess
in the tub in the living room, he pretends that he's talking to some
ladies outside the door (there's no one with him), and Jess, thinking
their are women out there, ducks down in the water.  Later when he
stands up, he is wearing his underdrawers and he has the rest of his
clothes in there with him. It's a very cute beginning, and I think a
very good episode.
The Other Annie


--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "amnicol_uk
<amnicol_uk@y...>" <amnicol_uk@y...> wrote:
> I'm sure I remember an episode which ended with Jess in the
bathtub -
> now, why would that stick in my mind :-) I think he was doing his
> washing in the tub at the same time, as you obviously would if
you'd
> had to heat all that water on the stove. Slim comes in and says
that
> the lady who'd figured in the story has come back for something and
> Jess panics and ducks under the water, only to find that Slim was
> teasing him. Was that actually in an episode, do you know, or was
it
> just a fantasy of my own? :-)
>
> Annie
>
>
>
> --- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...>
wrote:
> > Ah, memories.  Those wonderful Dr. Brackett suit days.  I wonder
> where he found some of those.   But
> > I'd have been happy to have Dr. Brackett as my physician,
> sideburns, plaid and all.  Of course, I'd
> > have been happier to have Coop as my wagon train scout and
happiest
> of all to have Jess riding
> > shotgun on my stagecoach.
> >
> > I know being in a wagon train was no picnic, but can you imagine
> what it would be like to have a
> > guide like Cooper Smith?  <sigh>
> >
> > Jen
> >
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: sugarhill112003 <chestnutmare@s...>
> >   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:59 PM
> >   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Greetings from a serial lurker
> >
> >
> >   My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old enough
to
> >   have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was brand
> new
> >   and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who both
> rode -
> >   and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship
even
> >   though we didn't know a thing about western riding.
Intuitively
> we
> >   knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the second
> season
> >   we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good as
> >   well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted
to
> be
> >   able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
> >   website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
> >   different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
> >   I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
> >   technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In
the
> 70's
> >   our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical
> shows,
> >   became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a
striking
> >   resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his
> sideburns
> >   and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid
suits.
> >   So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful
> stuff!!
> >
> >
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> >               ADVERTISEMENT
> >
> >
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> >
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Thankyou - that would fit in with the timescale I remember, so I must
really be that old :-(  It was definitely black and white that I was
watching.  By 1988 I was a working Mum and didn't get to see any of
the repeats so it's a very long time since I saw it.  Still looks
just as good though, and the episode guides on the website are
absolutely brilliant at bringing it to life again. Thanks, Annie &
Jen - keep it up, please!
Annie


--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "fidelisrogers
<christinepeters@s...>" <christinepeters@s...> wrote:
>
>
> Laramie first aired on the BBC in mid September 1959, showing Stage
> Stop (in black and white, of course. Nothing in colour until the
BBC
> showed Dragon at the Door, as a repeat in - I think - 1988)
>
> --- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "amnicol_uk
> <amnicol_uk@y...>" <amnicol_uk@y...> wrote:
> > Hi, ladies, I'm the Annie from the UK, and like Mary I remember
> > watching Laramie when it was new.  I was trying to work out when
it
> > first aired in the UK and I don't think it can have been long
after
> > the US because I wasn't very old at the time (well, that's my
story
> > and I'm sticking to it!)  Having just discovered the Relay
Station,
> > I'm loving the trip down memory lane, and thanks to Holly, I've
> > actually been able to watch some episodes this week. Fantastic!
He
> > looks just as good as I remember him!
> >
> > I'm sure I remember an episode which ended with Jess in the
> bathtub -
> > now, why would that stick in my mind :-) I think he was doing his
> > washing in the tub at the same time, as you obviously would if
> you'd
> > had to heat all that water on the stove. Slim comes in and says
> that
> > the lady who'd figured in the story has come back for something
and
> > Jess panics and ducks under the water, only to find that Slim was
> > teasing him. Was that actually in an episode, do you know, or was
> it
> > just a fantasy of my own? :-)
> >
> > Annie
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...>
> wrote:
> > > Ah, memories.  Those wonderful Dr. Brackett suit days.  I
wonder
> > where he found some of those.   But
> > > I'd have been happy to have Dr. Brackett as my physician,
> > sideburns, plaid and all.  Of course, I'd
> > > have been happier to have Coop as my wagon train scout and
> happiest
> > of all to have Jess riding
> > > shotgun on my stagecoach.
> > >
> > > I know being in a wagon train was no picnic, but can you
imagine
> > what it would be like to have a
> > > guide like Cooper Smith?  <sigh>
> > >
> > > Jen
> > >
> > >   ----- Original Message -----
> > >   From: sugarhill112003 <chestnutmare@s...>
> > >   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
> > >   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:59 PM
> > >   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Greetings from a serial lurker
> > >
> > >
> > >   My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old
enough
> to
> > >   have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was
brand
> > new
> > >   and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who
both
> > rode -
> > >   and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship
> even
> > >   though we didn't know a thing about western riding.
> Intuitively
> > we
> > >   knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the
second
> > season
> > >   we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good
as
> > >   well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted
> to
> > be
> > >   able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
> > >   website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
> > >   different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
> > >   I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
> > >   technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In
> the
> > 70's
> > >   our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical
> > shows,
> > >   became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a
> striking
> > >   resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his
> > sideburns
> > >   and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid
> suits.
> > >   So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful
> > stuff!!
> > >
> > >
> > >         Yahoo! Groups Sponsor
> > >               ADVERTISEMENT
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >   To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > >   LaramieRelayStation-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> > >
> > >
> > >
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> > Service.
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> > >
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Laramie first aired on the BBC in mid September 1959, showing Stage
Stop (in black and white, of course. Nothing in colour until the BBC
showed Dragon at the Door, as a repeat in - I think - 1988)

--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "amnicol_uk
<amnicol_uk@y...>" <amnicol_uk@y...> wrote:
> Hi, ladies, I'm the Annie from the UK, and like Mary I remember
> watching Laramie when it was new.  I was trying to work out when it
> first aired in the UK and I don't think it can have been long after
> the US because I wasn't very old at the time (well, that's my story
> and I'm sticking to it!)  Having just discovered the Relay Station,
> I'm loving the trip down memory lane, and thanks to Holly, I've
> actually been able to watch some episodes this week. Fantastic!  He
> looks just as good as I remember him!
>
> I'm sure I remember an episode which ended with Jess in the
bathtub -
> now, why would that stick in my mind :-) I think he was doing his
> washing in the tub at the same time, as you obviously would if
you'd
> had to heat all that water on the stove. Slim comes in and says
that
> the lady who'd figured in the story has come back for something and
> Jess panics and ducks under the water, only to find that Slim was
> teasing him. Was that actually in an episode, do you know, or was
it
> just a fantasy of my own? :-)
>
> Annie
>
>
>
> --- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...>
wrote:
> > Ah, memories.  Those wonderful Dr. Brackett suit days.  I wonder
> where he found some of those.   But
> > I'd have been happy to have Dr. Brackett as my physician,
> sideburns, plaid and all.  Of course, I'd
> > have been happier to have Coop as my wagon train scout and
happiest
> of all to have Jess riding
> > shotgun on my stagecoach.
> >
> > I know being in a wagon train was no picnic, but can you imagine
> what it would be like to have a
> > guide like Cooper Smith?  <sigh>
> >
> > Jen
> >
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: sugarhill112003 <chestnutmare@s...>
> >   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:59 PM
> >   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Greetings from a serial lurker
> >
> >
> >   My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old enough
to
> >   have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was brand
> new
> >   and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who both
> rode -
> >   and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship
even
> >   though we didn't know a thing about western riding.
Intuitively
> we
> >   knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the second
> season
> >   we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good as
> >   well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted
to
> be
> >   able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
> >   website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
> >   different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
> >   I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
> >   technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In
the
> 70's
> >   our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical
> shows,
> >   became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a
striking
> >   resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his
> sideburns
> >   and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid
suits.
> >   So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful
> stuff!!
> >
> >
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Hi, ladies, I'm the Annie from the UK, and like Mary I remember
watching Laramie when it was new.  I was trying to work out when it
first aired in the UK and I don't think it can have been long after
the US because I wasn't very old at the time (well, that's my story
and I'm sticking to it!)  Having just discovered the Relay Station,
I'm loving the trip down memory lane, and thanks to Holly, I've
actually been able to watch some episodes this week. Fantastic!  He
looks just as good as I remember him!

I'm sure I remember an episode which ended with Jess in the bathtub -
now, why would that stick in my mind :-) I think he was doing his
washing in the tub at the same time, as you obviously would if you'd
had to heat all that water on the stove. Slim comes in and says that
the lady who'd figured in the story has come back for something and
Jess panics and ducks under the water, only to find that Slim was
teasing him. Was that actually in an episode, do you know, or was it
just a fantasy of my own? :-)

Annie



--- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...> wrote:
> Ah, memories.  Those wonderful Dr. Brackett suit days.  I wonder
where he found some of those.   But
> I'd have been happy to have Dr. Brackett as my physician,
sideburns, plaid and all.  Of course, I'd
> have been happier to have Coop as my wagon train scout and happiest
of all to have Jess riding
> shotgun on my stagecoach.
>
> I know being in a wagon train was no picnic, but can you imagine
what it would be like to have a
> guide like Cooper Smith?  <sigh>
>
> Jen
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: sugarhill112003 <chestnutmare@s...>
>   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:59 PM
>   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Greetings from a serial lurker
>
>
>   My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old enough to
>   have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was brand
new
>   and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who both
rode -
>   and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship even
>   though we didn't know a thing about western riding.  Intuitively
we
>   knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the second
season
>   we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good as
>   well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted to
be
>   able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
>   website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
>   different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
>   I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
>   technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In the
70's
>   our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical
shows,
>   became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a striking
>   resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his
sideburns
>   and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid suits.
>   So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful
stuff!!
>
>
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Ah, memories.  Those wonderful Dr. Brackett suit days.  I wonder where he found
some of those.   But
I'd have been happy to have Dr. Brackett as my physician, sideburns, plaid and
all.  Of course, I'd
have been happier to have Coop as my wagon train scout and happiest of all to
have Jess riding
shotgun on my stagecoach.

I know being in a wagon train was no picnic, but can you imagine what it would
be like to have a
guide like Cooper Smith?  <sigh>

Jen

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: sugarhill112003 <chestnutmare@...>
   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 5:59 PM
   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Greetings from a serial lurker


   My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old enough to
   have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was brand new
   and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who both rode -
   and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship even
   though we didn't know a thing about western riding.  Intuitively we
   knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the second season
   we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good as
   well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted to be
   able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
   website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
   different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
   I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
   technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In the 70's
   our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical shows,
   became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a striking
   resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his sideburns
   and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid suits.
   So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful stuff!!


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Yikes, I'm afraid I'd forgotten all about the pics page.  I put those Marshals
pics up so Annie
could pick some Marshals pictures, and it turned out to be easier to put all the
pictures into the
Yahoo site.  I've been working more on the relaystation lately.  We'd like to
get all the episode
descriptions up and would like pix on them too.  I can't believe I left Jess in
such a precarious
position.  I may have to rectify that!

Jen

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: fidelisrogers <christinepeters@...>
   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2003 4:47 PM
   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Re: WAY HEY!


   -Well I don't know about keeping things straight, so much I don't
   know about our favourite guys (and gal, sorry Daisy!) that why I'm
   here, always greedy for more. More information, more super pictures,
   more great stories. Good too, to think there are all those like-
   minded people out there, crazy but nice. If you ALL managed to post a
   web site each, think of the great times we all could have, and all
   the things to share. But I suppose that's not possible, so I for one
   am saying Hurrah! for all we've got now. Too many years of no
   Laramie, no Wagon Train (I've only seen one Coop Smith episode)just
   left me feeling so sad about what we all were missing out on. But now
   you folks are trying to do something aabout that, and I couldn't be
   happier.
   Only one thing, Jen and Annie, when are we going to see the rest of
   the screen caps for the Marshalls? Don't leave poor Jess about to be
   tipped into the lake with that bullet in him.

   -- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...> wrote:
   > Howdy Chris!  I'm glad you decided to join us.  I need all the help
   I can get to keep me straight
   > here at the Relay Station.  Welcome to the group!
   >
   > Jen
   >
   >   ----- Original Message -----
   >   From: fidelisrogers <christinepeters@s...>
   >   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   >   Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 4:16 PM
   >   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] WAY HEY!
   >
   >
   >   Thankee kindly for the invite, as you can see, you can't keep me
   away!
   >
   >
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My name is Mary and I'm not ashamed to say that I'm old enough to
have started watching Laramie back in the day when it was brand new
and I was a horse crazy little girl.  My sister and I (who both rode -
  and still ride - english) loved to critique the horsemanship even
though we didn't know a thing about western riding.  Intuitively we
knew that what we were seeing was real good.  About the second season
we also noticed a certain dark haired cowboy looked real good as
well.  I've been a loyal fan all these years and am delighted to be
able to recapture that delightful time through Annie and Jen's
website - and the others as well - they are all wonderful and
different - just can't have too many.  My sister and
I used to desperately try to imitate that cute hoppy mounting
technique - it's a wonder we still have our front teeth!  In the 70's
our dad who was a physician who liked to nitpick the medical shows,
became a huge fan of Emergency and fancied that he bore a striking
resemblence to Dr. Brackett (he did a little).  He grew his sideburns
and mother had a hard time talking him out of wearing plaid suits.
So, Annie and Jen - keep up the good work - this is wonderful stuff!!

-Well I don't know about keeping things straight, so much I don't
know about our favourite guys (and gal, sorry Daisy!) that why I'm
here, always greedy for more. More information, more super pictures,
more great stories. Good too, to think there are all those like-
minded people out there, crazy but nice. If you ALL managed to post a
web site each, think of the great times we all could have, and all
the things to share. But I suppose that's not possible, so I for one
am saying Hurrah! for all we've got now. Too many years of no
Laramie, no Wagon Train (I've only seen one Coop Smith episode)just
left me feeling so sad about what we all were missing out on. But now
you folks are trying to do something aabout that, and I couldn't be
happier.
Only one thing, Jen and Annie, when are we going to see the rest of
the screen caps for the Marshalls? Don't leave poor Jess about to be
tipped into the lake with that bullet in him.

-- In LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com, "BJ_C" <bj_c@b...> wrote:
> Howdy Chris!  I'm glad you decided to join us.  I need all the help
I can get to keep me straight
> here at the Relay Station.  Welcome to the group!
>
> Jen
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: fidelisrogers <christinepeters@s...>
>   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 4:16 PM
>   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] WAY HEY!
>
>
>   Thankee kindly for the invite, as you can see, you can't keep me
away!
>
>
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Hi Angelika,

Welcome to the group!  I've heard so many nice things about you, I feel like I
know you.  I'm
looking forward to seeing your pics and hearing your tales of meeting Mr.
Fuller.  I'd love to meet
him at least one time.  Three times must be heaven.  I'm sorry that I can't get
to Scottsdale this
year to meet you and see Mr. Fuller, but I hope I'll get another opportunity to
meet you in the
future.

Have a safe trip!  We'll be here when you get back.

Jen

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Angelika <stielzrumpelchen@...>
   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 5:59 AM
   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] Thank you for inviting me


   Hello to all of you!
   I am Angelika from Germany and I am a big fan of Laramie and
   especially Jess Harper. Since when? I fell in love with Jess Harper
   at the age of 10 and that is more than 40 years ago. I had the luck
   to meet Mr. Fuller 3 times and am delighted. He is a very kind man
   and was very friendly to all his fans. I am very glad, Annie, that
   you finally  decided to make that discussion forum and I hope that
   there will be not such a mess as happened in the RFFC.  I have a lot
   of questions and might add some pics but unfortunately I am very busy
   at the moment( sorry Annie, I know that I owe you an email) but will
   be back in about a fortnight. Will then introduce myself. By the way:
   who else is there? I looked up the members list, seems all very
   anonymous! Sorry for my bad English. Looking forward ro meet some
   nice people here , informations and chat.  Regards from icy Germany
   Angelika


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Howdy Chris!  I'm glad you decided to join us.  I need all the help I can get to
keep me straight
here at the Relay Station.  Welcome to the group!

Jen

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: fidelisrogers <christinepeters@...>
   To: LaramieRelayStation@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 4:16 PM
   Subject: [LaramieRelayStation] WAY HEY!


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Thankee kindly for the invite, as you can see, you can't keep me away!

Hello to all of you!
  I am Angelika from Germany and I am a big fan of Laramie and
especially Jess Harper. Since when? I fell in love with Jess Harper
at the age of 10 and that is more than 40 years ago. I had the luck
to meet Mr. Fuller 3 times and am delighted. He is a very kind man
and was very friendly to all his fans. I am very glad, Annie, that
you finally  decided to make that discussion forum and I hope that
there will be not such a mess as happened in the RFFC.  I have a lot
of questions and might add some pics but unfortunately I am very busy
at the moment( sorry Annie, I know that I owe you an email) but will
be back in about a fortnight. Will then introduce myself. By the way:
who else is there? I looked up the members list, seems all very
anonymous! Sorry for my bad English. Looking forward ro meet some
nice people here , informations and chat.  Regards from icy Germany
Angelika

Hi everyone!

I'm Jenny, the co-moderator that Annie mentioned.  I'd like to welcome everyone
to the list too and
put my two cents worth in on how I discovered Laramie.

Like Annie, I watched CBN in the 80s.  But I never saw Laramie.  I was a big fan
of Wagon Train.
I'd wait all week for the show to come on at 4:30 on Saturdays.  I was fond of
the character named
Coop, played by Robert Fuller.

Last summer, I was on a Lancer list, and somehow Robert Fuller's name came up
along with Wagon Train
and Laramie.  I had no idea Robert Fuller was in a show called Laramie before
that.  I joined the
Laramie group to find out more about Robert Fuller.  I began enjoying the
Laramie episode
descriptions so much, I searched for eps and attempted to purchase a few that
were mentioned on the
list.  I didn't get exact eps I ordered, but one of the eps I did get was called
License to Kill.  I
loved it so much I was totally hooked.

Then I discovered Annie who seemed to know everything about Laramie.  She told
me all about the eps
and I had almost as much fun reading her descriptions and comments as I did
watching the eps.
During one discussion, we mentioned that it would be great for people who were
interested in Laramie
to know a lot of the info that we were passing back and forth.  It was just the
kind of info I was
looking for when I was searching for tapes.  We can't agree on who actually
mentioned putting this
info on a webpage first, but I do admit that I'm the one who did actually start
putting the page up.
I'm a system analyst and I had a new web-based project coming up, so I figured
this was an excellent
opportunity to get my feet wet.  It was very useful, and even better, it was
lots of fun.  The rest
is history.  Annie's the artistic talented writer person who does most of the
real work.  I enjoy
the more techie stuff like formatting pages, screen capping, etc.   She works, I
play.  :)  But we
both love Laramie.

If you have any questions or suggestions about the site or notice any problems,
please let us know.
We appreciate any help we can get.  Thanks for joining us!

Jen


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Hello new members.

Thanks to all of you for joining us.  Please feel free to introduce
yourselves if you'd like.  Since we're new, we may not know everyone,
although we do know some of you.

I'm Annie Wingate and I'm a co-moderator with Jenny.  We own The
Great Central Overland Mail website which is dedicated to Laramie.
We thought having our own group would be nice and we've had requests
for it.  It also gives us an easy way to let all intrested parties
know about updates to the site.

I've been aware of Laramie since I was five because my parents
watched it and I remember seeing it and hearing conversations.  Then,
in the 80s, CBN ran reruns but they only ran the third and fourth
seasons.  I taped several episodes, but not nearly all, and then I've
kept them all these years.  Since then I've accumulated a lot more,
but I still treasure those "originals".

My interest was rekindled last year when the discussion on, of all
things, a Stargate list, turned to our favorite childhood shows.
That was the beginning, and then I met Jenny and the rest is, well,
you know.

I love the western genre in general and Laramie in particular.
Overall, I think it is the best of its kind and Jess Harper was one
of the best cowboys ever.  The actor and the character were made for
each other.  Beyond that, the relationships of the characters were
special and a big part of why I like the show so much.

I had the opportunity of meeting Robert Fuller in August of last year
and still remember that experience as one of the most enjoyable four
days of my life.

So, anybody else want to share?

Okay, now for business:  We've put a new synopsis for Ride Into
Darkness up and Jenny has added some terrific caps to the Glory Road
page.

Annie

We have updated the site with a wonderful new story by Mary.  It's a
follow up piece to her Killer Without A Face and is the story told
from Daisy's point of view.  Give it a look-see.
http://www.geocities.com/laramierelaystation/index.html

We're happy to have our new sister-site up and running.  This
discussion group was formed so that we can post announcements and
updates about The Great Central Overland Mail and Stage Stop site
without intruding on other lists.  Everyone is welcome to discuss and
have fun, but if you just want to receive updates, that's okay too.
If you want to receive automatic updates, just join and pick an email
option.

Here is a list of the most recent updates to the site (2003):

Fic:
The Cat by Arren
The Fine Edge by Holly
I'm Already There by Arren
The Trotting Horse by Mary
Killer Without a Face by Mary

Episode Guide:
Circle of Fire with pics!  Killer's Odds, Run to Tumavaca, Stage Stop
expanded), A Grave for Cully Brown, Men of Defiance, The Perfect
Gift, War Hero and Vengeance

Gallery:
New pics of old collectibles

Soapbox:
Annamarie's Anecdotes (with pics) and Mary's Musings

We'll post new updates, large and small as they come down the pike.

Thanks for stopping by,
Annie and Jenny