The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters

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1963–1964
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"The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters" Kurt Russell, Jean Engstrom 1963 MGM

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwelve-year-old Jamie McPheeters, along with his ne'er-do-well father and a ragtag group of pioneers, travel westward from Paducah, Kentucky to the California gold fields in 1849.Twelve-year-old Jamie McPheeters, along with his ne'er-do-well father and a ragtag group of pioneers, travel westward from Paducah, Kentucky to the California gold fields in 1849.Twelve-year-old Jamie McPheeters, along with his ne'er-do-well father and a ragtag group of pioneers, travel westward from Paducah, Kentucky to the California gold fields in 1849.

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A promo of the show featuring Dan O'Herlihy was broadcast during an afternoon repeat of Papa a raison (1954) on November 22, 1963, and played after the announcement of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It came on after the announcement because ABC did not have their news studio prepared (CBS News was also caught unprepared), so they continued showing commercial television until the news studio was fully operational. The promo remains preserved on ABC's master tape of the broadcast.

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Edited into Guns of Diablo (1964)

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Well-made western series

The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters was based on the book by Robert Lewis Taylor about a wagon train headed to California to find gold and all the problems they run into along the way. Where else could you find a TV show with Charles Bronson, Kurt Russell and the Osmonds? The stories in this rare, obscure show were surprisingly serious and often very violent. Kurt Russell proved his acting ability at a very young age. Many of the episodes revolved around Jaimie wandering off from the wagon train and getting kidnapped by highwaymen or Indians. Bronson's role was wagon master. Michael Witney was the main wagon master Coulter when the show started but then, Bronson started appearing as the wagon master sporadically with no explanation as to what happened to Coulter. I wonder if his absences from some episodes were strictly to make room for Bronson? This series was last aired on TNT in the 80s and I have the tapes of all 26 episodes from that airing. I've watched them several times and have noted some bloopers in the message forum.