Thanks, I'm over in England and haven't seen any episodes for a while.
Susan Woolf
ps I don't tend to remember the episodes by name. Wish I'd kept clippings
from our Radio Times (which includes tv)

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> From: Mirna Cicioni <mirna@...>
> To: rawhide@egroups.com; josie <jradshaw@...>
> Subject: [rawhide] Re: What are some of your Favorite Episodes?
> Date: 21 June 1999 15:09
>
>
>
>
> >Could some of you share some of our favorite Rawhide episodes, and why?
As
> >I stated before, I have just rediscovered Rawhide, and so far my
favorite
> >has been A Fish Out Of Water.
> <snip>
> >Yesterday ,"the Road Back ",was aired, and I thought I was going to fall
> off
> >the couch.  The 1st 10 mins. was so funny >
>
>
> After reading Josie's post, I HAD to rewatch The Road Back. Loved Rowdy
in
> {rumpled) best clothes, waistcoat, semi-undone cravat, and derby hat.
> Absolutely loved Favor getting off the train and pretending he knows
nothing
> about the missing horses, and laughed my head off when he pretends he is
> going to hold up the railway car to get the horses back. Giggled
idiotically
> at Scarlet in the background, trying to draw his gun, and remembering
that
> he's lent it to Favor. Grinned as Rowdy's voice trails off as he 'fesses
up
> to Favor about the girl from Glen Falls. Comedy does not always work in
> Rawhide - some comedy episodes are, imo, embarrassingly unfunny, like the
> one about Mushy's mother - but here it's subtle, and affectionate, and
works
> beautifully, I think.
>
> Any favourite comedy episodes? I like The Peddler - the Jewish merchant
is
> hilariously incompetent as a cattleman, but a shrewd businessman (he had
> counted all the head of Favor's herd, just in case!!) and a loyal friend.
> And not too stereotypical in his Jewishness, either. Also like Incident
of
> the Reluctant Bridegroom, where Rowdy is given some funny pills in his
beer,
> and wakes up married to the villain's girlfriend, and of course has to
take
> her back to the herd, and to a very unimpressed Favor.
>
> Mirna
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>Could some of you share some of our favorite Rawhide episodes, and why?  As
>I stated before, I have just rediscovered Rawhide, and so far my favorite
>has been A Fish Out Of Water.
<snip>
>Yesterday ,"the Road Back ",was aired, and I thought I was going to fall
off
>the couch.  The 1st 10 mins. was so funny >


After reading Josie's post, I HAD to rewatch The Road Back. Loved Rowdy in
{rumpled) best clothes, waistcoat, semi-undone cravat, and derby hat.
Absolutely loved Favor getting off the train and pretending he knows nothing
about the missing horses, and laughed my head off when he pretends he is
going to hold up the railway car to get the horses back. Giggled idiotically
at Scarlet in the background, trying to draw his gun, and remembering that
he's lent it to Favor. Grinned as Rowdy's voice trails off as he 'fesses up
to Favor about the girl from Glen Falls. Comedy does not always work in
Rawhide - some comedy episodes are, imo, embarrassingly unfunny, like the
one about Mushy's mother - but here it's subtle, and affectionate, and works
beautifully, I think.

Any favourite comedy episodes? I like The Peddler - the Jewish merchant is
hilariously incompetent as a cattleman, but a shrewd businessman (he had
counted all the head of Favor's herd, just in case!!) and a loyal friend.
And not too stereotypical in his Jewishness, either. Also like Incident of
the Reluctant Bridegroom, where Rowdy is given some funny pills in his beer,
and wakes up married to the villain's girlfriend, and of course has to take
her back to the herd, and to a very unimpressed Favor.

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Hi  Josie..Lucky You.  Its been off the air in the New York area since FX
quit running it in 1996.  Oh well  I have some episodes taped.  I'm looking
to get a copy of Incident at Zebulon,  I love the drama and Gil's intensity.

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Where Is Rawhide playing??? I would love to see it again.

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Yep.  Gil's my favorite guy...I find him very intriguing.  Definitely the
strong silent type.

Columbia house  has some episodes  as well.

  I'm looking for Incident of the stalking death and Incident at Zebulon.  Any
ideas where to get them.  Also does any know if they are broadcasting  on any
cable network??

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--  your pal Hal

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> >Good to start the mornin' with a laugh, boss. Now we better start headin'
> >'em up, huh?
> >
> >Mirna
>
> Ooh, "boss", I like it.
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>
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-----Original Message-----
From: josie <jradshaw@...>
To: rawhide <rawhide@egroups.com>
Date: Sunday, June 20, 1999 3:41 PM
Subject: Fw: rawhide airs?


>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: josie <jradshaw@...>
>To: Clarence Woodard <w00dard@...>; rawhide@egroups.com
><rawhide@egroups.com>
>Date: Sunday, June 20, 1999 3:23 PM
>Subject: Re: rawhide airs?
>
>
>>I live in Cedar Hill Tx., 15 miles outside of Dallas, and Rawhide airs
>every
>>Sat. & Sun. @ 3:00 p.m. on kxtv, channel 10.  In fact I'm watching and
>>taping as I speak (type).
>>Josie
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-----Original Message-----
From: josie <jradshaw@...>
To: Clarence Woodard <w00dard@...>; rawhide@egroups.com
<rawhide@egroups.com>
Date: Sunday, June 20, 1999 3:23 PM
Subject: Re: rawhide airs?


>I live in Cedar Hill Tx., 15 miles outside of Dallas, and Rawhide airs
every
>Sat. & Sun. @ 3:00 p.m. on kxtv, channel 10.  In fact I'm watching and
>taping as I speak (type).
>Josie
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I live in Cedar Hill Tx., 15 miles outside of Dallas, and Rawhide airs every
Sat. & Sun. @ 3:00 p.m. on kxtv, channel 10.  In fact I'm watching and
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Dear Josie,
I agree with you about the Fish out of water" It is one of my favorites I guess
because it centered around Gills life off the drive,like you said there was no
distractions on the point of the story,it showed they did go home once and
awhile,the one that followed was,the road pack was funny when they thought he
was going to rob the train of the horses, the looks on there faces,another
favorite is Midnight Horse" Gill locked horns with a old rancher he'd worked for
in his youth,its quit a fist fight.One more thing I was Just wondering what
channel is airing the rawhide series.
Sincerely
Liz

josie wrote:

> Could some of you share some of our favorite Rawhide episodes, and why?  As
> I stated before, I have just rediscovered Rawhide, and so far my favorite
> has been A Fish Out Of Water.  When it came on last week, and I started to
> watch it, I thought they had preempted Rawhide for a Western Twilight Zone.
> No horses, no cows, no chuckwagon, no cowboys.  What was going on here.
> Well ,then came Mr. Favor, He had a life outside of Trail boss,
> inconceivable.  He had children, a sister-in-law.  This episode brought a
> bit of realism as to what   life in the old west might have  been like.
> Yesterday ,"the Road Back ",was aired, and I thought I was going to fall off
> the couch.  The 1st 10 mins. was so funny , I thought Kramer (from
> Seinfield) was going to show up any minute, and they would all commence
> eating the Chuckwagon.
>
> Got to go Now
> Josie
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Could some of you share some of our favorite Rawhide episodes, and why?  As
I stated before, I have just rediscovered Rawhide, and so far my favorite
has been A Fish Out Of Water.  When it came on last week, and I started to
watch it, I thought they had preempted Rawhide for a Western Twilight Zone.
No horses, no cows, no chuckwagon, no cowboys.  What was going on here.
Well ,then came Mr. Favor, He had a life outside of Trail boss,
inconceivable.  He had children, a sister-in-law.  This episode brought a
bit of realism as to what   life in the old west might have  been like.
Yesterday ,"the Road Back ",was aired, and I thought I was going to fall off
the couch.  The 1st 10 mins. was so funny , I thought Kramer (from
Seinfield) was going to show up any minute, and they would all commence
eating the Chuckwagon.

Got to go Now
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I started watching Rawhide, again, about 1 or 2 months ago.  Just for
pleasure, or so I thought.  Then "The Incident of the Fish out of Water"
aired, and have been kicking myself ever since that I didn't have the VCR
programmed to tape it.  So now I'm just wondering if anyone out there has
taped some of the more interesting episodes and would like to share or sell
copies.   You can write me directly at
jradshaw@...

Hope someone can help

Josie
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>Good to start the mornin' with a laugh, boss. Now we better start headin'
>'em up, huh?
>
>Mirna

Ooh, "boss", I like it.

All is well now with the list, it looks like. For some reason one person
seems to have fallen off the rolls, but we should be back to our former,
burgeoning 23 members in no time. (We need to attract more members.)

So, yeah, head 'em up, drovers. And Wishbone, stop preening your beard and
get cracking on the stew.

Debra

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>
>To paraphrase Housman's Fragment of a Greek Tragedy (see
>http://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/Faculty/housman.html), anyone who does not
>receive this note, please signify as much.
>
Good to start the mornin' with a laugh, boss. Now we better start headin'
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Just to make sure that some people are subscribed who may have fallen off
the list.

To paraphrase Housman's Fragment of a Greek Tragedy (see
http://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/Faculty/housman.html), anyone who does not
receive this note, please signify as much.

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Hi Josie,

=>I just ordered 5 tapes from amazon.com and am waiting patiently.
Does anyone know if more can be found?

Try:

http://www.bestvideo.com/search/search.cfm

and type in Rawhide.  I'm not sure if these are the same ones available
at Amazon.

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I've been reading the posts with great interest but haven't jumped in
because I haven't had anything important to add.  So I'll just say that I'm
40 years old and Gil Favor made quite an impression on me when I was tot,
though I couldn't understand the intricate plot lines.

Gil Favor is my favorite character on the show, with all due respect to
Clint Eastwood.  As far as a favorite Favor episode, I liked "Incident of
the Night on the Town."  Whenever my wife and I have wine on a special
occasion, one of us will say "FRENCH wine," and the other will say "Is there
any other kind?"

Only recently did I realize that Paul Brinegar was only 41 when the series
premiered, yet he looked older than that.  I guess cookin' for 25 drovers
will do that to you.

Y'all be good.

--  Hal Eddy
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Hey gang, I'm just writing to point out that these two notes were posted to
listbot rather than egroups. Maybe I should just kill off the listbot list
now. I'll assume that everyone's properly subscribed to egroups.

Debra

At 8:28 PM -0400 6/14/99, Clarence Woodard wrote:
>Rawhide-L - http://home.earthlink.net/~hambrosia/rawhide/frontdoor.html
>
>I agree Sandy,My favorite is Gil Favor,though he gone his memory will live on.
>Liz Woodard
>
>Sandy Foultz wrote:
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Just writing to say that you're right: I have no defense for referring to
Mr. Favor as, er, Gil. He's definitely one of those guys you refer to in
the third person by their full name.

Your postscript has me missing the series. I do wish someone would air the
show again.

Debra

>p.s.  Watched "A Time for Waiting" last night. Loved Favor's initial, less
>and less patient, little speech to Rowdy (who is dead set on going to a fort
>where one of his friends is about to be hanged): "As your good friend I'm
>tellin you it ain't gonna do you a bit of good [to go to the fort]. Besides,
>as someone with a few more years' experience, I'm tellin you you're goin to
>get over it. Besides that, as your boss, I'm tellin you I need you on the
>job!" To which Rowdy replies "Thank you very kindly, Mr Friend, Mr
>Experienced, Mr Boss, I'll be back on the job in the mornin" and walks away.
>Favor shouts, almost in the same breath, "You're fired! And you better show
>up tomorrow, y'hear?"

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Corwyn Edwards wrote:

>First of all, Rowdy grew up to be Clint Eastwood:  International superstar.
>But beyond that, I remember when I was a very young child that my mother and
>her friend found Rowdy, er, interesting.  Don't ever remember her discussing
>very many television stars in that way.  (Although even to this day, she makes
>it no secret that she found James Garner, of Maverick fame, an extremely
>handsome man.  Just ask my younger brother, Bret!)

Well, Gil is not unlike James Garner in the rugged charm category: remember
that bath he took in Gentleman's Gentleman, or whatever the title was?

>My personal favorite of the Rawhide characters was Wishbone.  The few of times
>that I got to meet Paul Brinegar, it was obvious that most questions people
>asked of him concerned Clint Eastwood.

I didn't know you'd met Paul Brinegar (or I forgot your mentioning it).
What were the circumstances?

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It appears to work as long as I use "Reply to All".


Mavis

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> Okay, I supposedly have this thing set so that replies will be sent to the
> list automatically rather than only the sender. Yet it looks like to
> achieve this end I had to set my e-mail program to reply-to-all
> automatically. So I'm not sure that some of you, at least, won't encounter
> the same problem that we were having over at listbot. So you should try
> replying to this message--or at the least initiating a reply-to and then
> aborting--to see if the recipient of the reply is rawhide@egroups.com or
> only me. If the former, all is well. Sorry for the difficulties, but we
can
> blame any problems which ensue on my brother, who is available to read
your
> complaints at david@....
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>Hooray. It works, IF whoever replies remembers to hit "Reply to ALL" instead
>of "Reply to Sender". Thank you for taking all the trouble to change us to
>an easier-to-manage list!
>
>Mirna

Thanks. Well, I hope it *does* work out to be easier to manage. At any
rate, we're here now. Eventually I'll kill off the old list, but I want to
make sure that everyone's on board first.

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>Okay, I supposedly have this thing set so that replies will be sent to the
>list automatically rather than only the sender.

Hooray. It works, IF whoever replies remembers to hit "Reply to ALL" instead
of "Reply to Sender". Thank you for taking all the trouble to change us to
an easier-to-manage list!

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Okay, I supposedly have this thing set so that replies will be sent to the
list automatically rather than only the sender. Yet it looks like to
achieve this end I had to set my e-mail program to reply-to-all
automatically. So I'm not sure that some of you, at least, won't encounter
the same problem that we were having over at listbot. So you should try
replying to this message--or at the least initiating a reply-to and then
aborting--to see if the recipient of the reply is rawhide@egroups.com or
only me. If the former, all is well. Sorry for the difficulties, but we can
blame any problems which ensue on my brother, who is available to read your
complaints at david@....

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We should be all set now. You guys might want to check out egroups
yourselves. (See the web address below.) They've got lots of neat options.

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Just making sure that all my settings are correct.

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