Steve Canyon

Série télévisée
1958–1959
30m

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7,1/10

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

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAir 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... Tout lireAir 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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ÉVALUATION IMDb

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Anecdotes
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.

Gaffes
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.

Connexions
Referenced in Biography: Mary Tyler Moore: All American-Girl (1995)

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8/10

Good, but I think the half hour time slot was a mistake

"Steve Canyon" is a TV series based on the Milt Caniff comic strip of the same name. Each episode consists of the Air Force troubleshooter, Lt. Col. Steve Canyon traveling to yet another air base to help deal with some sort of concern, such as testing out new equipment, problems with personnel or to assess whether there is a particular problem. Later episodes found Canyon in charge of an airbase and that seemed to take up much of his time.

So is it any good? Yes...quite good. While not as interesting as another airplane TV show, "12 O'Clock High", I think much of it is because "12 O'Clock High" was an hour long program, whereas "Steve Canyon" was made to fit a half hour time slot. As a result, to me, many of the shows seemed rushed and could have used more time to realistically deal with the issues at hand. Still, it was a most unique series and has some amazing aerial cinematography. Well worth seeing...especially if you love planes.