Paramount+ now has seasons seven through twenty in 1080p directly and through Amazon. Also, you can link your Prime subscription to the Paramount+ service directly. When did Starz have Gunsmoke, and did they stream the first six seasons in 1080p? Other than the 720p broadcasts on INSP with ads, bumpers, and the station logo, I haven't found them in HD anywhere.
They had seasons seven and eight directly (previously mislabeled as seasons one and two), while seasons nine through twenty were exclusively on Paramount+ through YouTube until recently, when they were added directly and through Amazon.
Yes, I started accessing seasons 7 through 20 of Gunsmoke as soon as they were added to the Paramount+ sub-channel of Amazon Prime. According to Prime, seasons 1 through 6 were available at one time via the STARZ sub-channel of Prime as Gunsmoke aka Marshal Dillon. When, it does not say or whether it was provided in HD or SD. However, STARZ on Prime has provided several other shows in HD, such as The Virginian, Death Valley Days, Laramie, and The Tales of Wells Fargo, so it is possible. We will just have to wait for the next time they are available to see if provided in HD. One would think they would be, at least going forward.
Yes, and many times the 60m b/w were syndicated separately from the 60m color episodes.
Thanks. I have all the DVDs, so at this point all I need are seasons 1 through 6 in HD.All seasons of GS are available uncut and in reasonable quality here.You do need to register to access the files and a moderator needs to approve your request first..You have the option to download them.I joined a long time ago.Tell them I sent ya and you get a free beer at the Long Branch saloon
I checked out some seasons of Wagon Train on STARZ in the past 12 months, they weren't stretched, at least at the time I watched. There are some missing some episodes, especially in season 4. I'm guessing when Ward Bond was ill since they are mainly at the beginning of the season before the transition.
Mill Creek???
Timeless released Laramie on DVD. They used older prints that they were able to locate. They were likely way before the new HD masters were even created.
