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What about the 50 episodes of Little House On The Prairie I watched?? Whaaa. 😫 Seriously tho this was a lot of fun. 👍

Does Little House On The Prairie count as a western series. I’ve been caring for my mother in law who has dementia and we must have watched at least 50 episodes in the last month. 🤪

4 episodes of Bonanza viewed on Tubi Viewing 16 S1 Ep 19 The Gunmen A fun lighthearted episode where lil Joe and Hoss are mistaken for hired killers. A riff in the Hatfields vs the McCoys. Viewing 17 S1 Ep 20 The Fear Merchants The Cartrights come to the aid of a Chinese boy accused of...

Much of the charm is nostalgia for me I admit as it’s one of the first films I ever saw in a theater.

Viewing # 15. Digital HD TI West’s I enjoyed this very low budget 2016 western story of revenge starring Ethan Hawke and John Travolta. A familiar story of a stranger and his dog passing thru a sleepy western town and the ensuing violence that follows when something loved is taken away...

Viewing #14. UHD. Mel Brooks’ Classic What can be said about this classic spoof of westerns that hadn’t already been said? Probably nothing. Wonderfully irreverent and awesomely politically incorrect it pays homage and ridicules every Western trope before it. Hilariously. Everything...

Cataract surgery has slowed down my viewings in this challenge. One eye done and another next week but HOLY SHIT can I see better already. Wow! These westerns are so much more vivid now. 😊

Question. Do individual episodes of a series count? For instance American Primeval had six episodes. Does that count as 6 points?

Another terrific John Sturges Western. Entry #8. 4K UHD I love revisiting these classic westerns as they hold up so well. This western variation of The Seven Samurai works extremely well and is terrifically entertaining. A great cast led by Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen. Supported by...

Kurt Russell Cosmatos’ I Live this film. Hadn’t seen it in a long time. Now I wish I had waited since it’s being released on 4K. An extremely entertaining western telling the familiar story of Wyatt Earp and the Gunfight At The Ok Corral. Great performances by a great cast. Including...

John Sturges’ A very entertaining albeit fictionalized version of the gunfight. Burt Lancaster as Wyatt Earp and Kirk Douglas as Doc Holliday give solid performances in this entertaining western. Great title song that sticks in your brain. Boot Hill….Boot Hill….,🤪

Viewing #5. Blu Ray A fine western starring Joel McRea as Wyatt Earp, showcasing his early years as a marshal in Wichita before his well-known role in Tombstone. Former buffalo hunter and entrepreneur Wyatt Earp arrives in the lawless cattle town of Wichita, Kansas. His exceptional gunfighting...

Viewing #4. Blu Ray. Wow. What a ride. Craig Zahler’s Bone Tomahawk is an extremely original low budget horror/thriller western. It has a great cast and an intriguing premise. Led by Kurt Russell with a strong performance as the sheriff who leads an expedition to rescue the towns female...

The opening credits feature a montage of original paintings that depict various scenes of cowboy life in the Old West. The artist was Olaf Wieghorst, who appears in the film as gunsmith Swede Larsen. Some El Dorado trivia. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0061619/trivia/?ref_=tt_dyk_trv

You know I just realized that I really didn’t see any westerns in a theater growing up other than Blazing Saddles in 1974. Maybe a few more. And the one and only John Wayne western I ever saw in a theater was The Searchers a few years ago in 35mm at the Loews Jersey. I would have loved to...

#3. Digital Viewing. Howard Hawks El Dorado. I don’t care if this is a loose remake of Rio Bravo as it’s still entertaining. The Duke stars as Cole Thorton (a nod to the Quiet Man?) friend of jilted drunk Sheriff Robert Mitchum battling Ed Asner and Christopher George with help from James Caan...

March 1. #2. Digital viewing. One of the best westerns ever made. The inspiration for Mel Brooks Blazing Saddles. Michael Curtiz’s Dodge City This film provides an exceptional cinematic experience, solidifying its place among my top ten classics. Dodge City serves as a foundational work...

First up. A terrific brutal western limited series on Netflix. I loved every minute of this bleak violent story of Mormons, Indians and settlers with villains on both sides. Based on true events and characters. 10/10 for me.

Sorry. I must be a blockhead. Still confused. So to be clear, I post all the movies and shows in one continuously edited post?

So we just keep adding to one post?

Do we list all the movies and shows in one post or do we just continue to post normally?

First up.Episodes 1-6 A terrific brutal western limited series on Netflix. I loved every minute of this bleak violent story of Mormons, Indians and settlers with villains on both sides. Based on true events and characters. 10/10 for me. Episode 1. “At a desolate outpost, Sara and her son Devin...