I love this series. I don’t think it was shown on British tv, so I am watching it now. I have always had a love of tv westerns and this is one of the best. My admiration for Nick Adams has lead to find more of his work.

Thank You...Love the Series. I miss Southern Values and Kindness.

@Msnando09

4 жыл бұрын

MrBitchJohn Apart from Johnny the confederates in this series are not depicted sympathetically.

@classicgunstoday1972

2 жыл бұрын

@@Msnando09 they most certainly are except for those turned renegades or outlaws. See the episodes: Johnny at Appomattox and Mission Varina.

@booklover6753

2 жыл бұрын

But they kept slaves, abused them and murdered them.....values and kindness? Seriously?

Marvelous series. Thanks for posting it and doing such a good job too. That line where the gold seeker quotes Wm. Shakespeare and names him and Johnny Yuma thinks that he is naming himself is hysterical! Excellent writing!

@Msnando09

4 жыл бұрын

Dindin Private No, I think Johnny Yuma knows full well who William Shakespeare is.

@clauspeisker5895

Жыл бұрын

You must be the only one who did not get it! Jesus WHAT A FOOL!!!

These are some great videos. Thanks

This was one of the episodes I missed. Thank you.

Thank you so much for posting my favorite episode of The Rebel.

@Msnando09

4 жыл бұрын

Angelo Mercure My favourite is Miz Purdy. Johnny Yuma flirting is very sweet.

Great writing. BRUTAL ending! Loved it!!

This British fellow brings Piers Morgan to mind.

God Johnny Has One BIG "Gun"!

I remember smoking L&M cigarettes shown at the end of the show .

@raymondbutton6034

8 жыл бұрын

I am not CV

Great episode- thanks for sharing!!

@walterjeffmunnik7623

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

And what a wonderful English accent his wife has!

Nick Adams was a close friend of Elvis and a frequent guest at graceland. His life was to short

How convenient a ready made sign substrate for a grave marker.

The series title should have been "The Durable Rebel" because he got shot, stabbed, cut, beat up, horse kicked, snake bit and 💩 on by birds, but he always comes back for next weeks' dish of diaster.

seems like his horse dies in almost every episode.. great series.

@godgunsandgoldens

7 жыл бұрын

That's actually more authentic. Some series hundreds of shots fired against cowboys riding horses and not one horse would get hit. Generally speaking most viewers don't like to see innocent animals getting killed whether on purpose or accident so I see why you don't see a lot of it even in these old series.

@harmonichebe

5 жыл бұрын

my observation exactly!!! an equine jinx!!

@alphonsozorro7952

5 жыл бұрын

@@godgunsandgoldens True, horses rarely get killed in shootouts.

@eliotreader8220

2 жыл бұрын

@@godgunsandgoldens it seems that this tv series is different from the rest

@eliotreader8220

2 жыл бұрын

@@alphonsozorro7952 back then I think it was usual for horses to be shot so they would trap their riders

Alternate sponsor was P&G for Cheer Detergent

Could you put the old TV show dirty Sally on KZread I never seen it

I miss Dixie

When airing today they blur out the pack of L&M's during the end credits.

@rkdvideo

9 жыл бұрын

Teeveepicksures I noticed that also. I never know until I saw this what brand they were covering up.

where in the heck did all that come from

I will say one thing for sure. Johnny Yuma loses a lot of horses.

No ai forma de ke estas series sean en español.castellano.?..es una lastima..hera muy buena......

quiero agradecer a charly tanco y a mike probolone por sus peliculas subtituladas al castellano porque los sordos al fin podemos disfrutar del buen cine gracias

english actors are 2nd biggest group in usa, always wondered why, till you see their family tree

Johnny loses a lot of 🏇.

Ilike him using ter PB pistol better

most southern states fight basically for the right to deside the secede from the union

@booklover6753

2 жыл бұрын

Traitors.

He didn't say anything like that that's not who he is, that guy is lying to the chief

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For a guy who fought on the side of slavery the rebel sure is self rightious.

@siraleks79

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Assalone if you think the south fought the war for an institution that was secured by the constitution, you better better start reading some history that ain't one-sided. Just saying...

@godgunsandgoldens

7 жыл бұрын

I know most fought in the South to defend their states rights as most did not own slaves. They didn't think the Federal Government should decide how they should live. Many fighting for the North were not against slavery either but wanted to live and let live.

@donripepi1

7 жыл бұрын

Jim Assalone

@zorroalphonso4354

7 жыл бұрын

But "south" or "north", they were both from the colonizing English stock, which took over America. Those two factions were fighting to get for themselves the whole of America, they conquered by massacring the Native American nations it belonged to. Fighting over the abolition of slavery was a joke. Blacks have been exploited in the South, worse than when they were slaves. Lynching was common. Only the 1960's saw some easing on Blacks, when they began to revolt. Blacks won their real freedom by themsleves, not from the "civil war".

@billwilliamson9842

5 жыл бұрын

@@zorroalphonso4354 nice load of BS and fantasy you have there lol and the "Natives" were the second wave of people in N America. The soultreans were here BEFORE the so called natives migrated here from s America and eurasia, they wiped the soultreans out and claimed the land. Also the "natives" committed acts of genocide upon each other, enslaved each other and stole land from each other. so the whites did nothin that the "natives" weren't already doin to each other, they just did it better and made somethin of the land. As far as the blacks, they have exploited themselves and gone downhill the more freedoms and power they get. they are their own worst enemy.

Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves.

@billwilliamson9842

5 жыл бұрын

yes and he wanted to send them all back to S Africa also, he didn't see them as humans. So he wasn't the great racial hero history portrays him to be. slavery only became a big talkin point when it looked like the South was gonna win and England might join in to help them.

@alphonsozorro7952

5 жыл бұрын

But not the Blacks!

@billwilliamson9842

5 жыл бұрын

@@alphonsozorro7952 you are right, blacks continue to keep themselves down.

@rosalindayoung7269

4 жыл бұрын

David Copperfield not really

@rosalindayoung7269

4 жыл бұрын

BILL WILLIAMSON i know, it makes me sick, the whoopla about him and he was just as bad as Washington

Indian justice for the Kentucky catholic schoolers!

Way too violent