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  • gearheaddad
    Agreed.
    The Rifleman
    No bond stronger than a son and his father.
    Honesty is the best policy
    Everyone deserves a second chance
    Etc etc etc......
    10 people shot yet no blood or guts.
    Art. Cinema. No b.s. computer graphics.......
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  • Ditch-Runner
    some of the old TV shows like leave it to beaver , my three sons , lassie , bewitched , I dream of Jeanie even the dukes of Hazard [:D] + many more just about all the old shows I can remember had the good wins out in the end over dishonesty or bad behavior

    I do truly enjoy watching the old westerns ( my wife and kids think I can quote every line in all of them )
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  • Junkballer
    Westerns, I love'em, can watch them 24/7 and almost do [;)]. Me and my very accurate nickle plated SAA cap pistols kept things in line when I was a kid, the bad guys always walked a straight line when I was around [:D]
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  • Laredo Lefty
    I watch westerns every chance I get. Grew up with the Rifleman and got to meet Johnny Crawford about 15 years ago.
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  • Brookwood
    QUOTE: "Am I alone or is there another genre of films that put forth
    a backstory of morals and what is a line in the sand?"

    I too enjoy old western movies and TV shows. There are a few movies that also place moral character, good over evil, trust in mans inner beliefs over what most of todays entertainment only concerns itself about ratings.

    One of my favorite non-western movies is "Sgt. York" starring Gary Cooper. A great true story that shows a mans integrity and teaches impressionable young viewers a lot about doing what's right in life.

    It is movies such as this along with others like "Davy Crockett" that taught this one time young'un not to fear guns but to respect them in the hands of the righteous! Also to want to have my own guns for all the right reasons that I had been taught via said movies along with the good folks that raised me![^]
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