"A soldier of fortune..."
"...is the man called Paladin."
Many times one has fond memories of the older TV programs. When they are finally distributed and bought, it is a shocker to find that they are sophomoric or just long cigarette commercials. Well this time you will not be disappointed.
Each episode must find a conflict and solve it in an extraordinarily short time. Each with a moral and still maintain the entertainment value. One of the ways this is accomplished is the use of a wide spectrum of writers; many of the stories are adoptions of classics or became classics of other programs and/or movies.
Is it possible for a series to get better instead of fading to the mundane? Yes the second season has dropped the extras, with the exception of a quick synopsis of plot and actors, in place of packing in the stories at six or seven a disk. I press the play all button. I will not go through the list of actors as it is fun to be surprised.
One of the finer points of...
TV Memories.
In the early days of Australian television one of the highlights was "Have Gun Will Travel".Now that I have retired it is great to sit back and once more enjoy those moments from my youth.A great package.
Have Gun Will Travel --- A Genuine Classic!
One of the most amazing television shows of all time. We have the first five seasons and we have been waiting for Season 6 to complete the series. We certainly hope to see Season 6 this year. We are very interested to see the episode about the origin of Paladin.
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