Steve Canyon

Serie de TV
1958–1959
30min

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John R. Ellis, Dean Fredericks, and Johann Mitchell in Steve Canyon (1958)

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAir Force pilot Steve Canyon, the commander of Big Thunder Air Force Base, travels from base to base as an all-around trouble-shooter, when he's not dealing with the the personal and militar... Leer todoAir Force pilot Steve Canyon, the commander of Big Thunder Air Force Base, travels from base to base as an all-around trouble-shooter, when he's not dealing with the the personal and military problems of his own everyday life.Air Force pilot Steve Canyon, the commander of Big Thunder Air Force Base, travels from base to base as an all-around trouble-shooter, when he's not dealing with the the personal and military problems of his own everyday life.

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Curiosidades
The jet fighter seen in the opening credits is an F-102 Delta Dagger, with the lettering "Lt. Col Steve Canyon USAF" on the nose when seen in close-up.

Pifias
Canyon's orders are from the Air Force, Washington 25, DC (now zip code 20025). There is no such postal zone and Headquarters US Air Force is located in Arlington, VA.

Conexiones
Referenced in Grandes biografías: Mary Tyler Moore: All American-Girl (1995)

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Interesting Aviation History

When I was a kid, growing up in the 70s, Steve Canyon was a comic strip that I didn't particularly read. It looked a bit long and involved for somebody who was 8.

Out of pure curiosity, I started watching this on streaming, and just kept going. My main interest was in the episodes that featured extended flying sequences, as they show the development of jet aircraft in the fairly new Air Force at the time.

The episodes featuring more intrigue and less flying are not particularly strong. The one episode where the two actors who later played Tarzan and Sheriff Lobo, respectively, pounding the daylights out of each other in an alley is mildly amusing. Overall, not a total waste of time.