Sergeant Preston of the Yukon

Série télévisée
1955–1958
30min

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Dick Simmons and Yukon King in Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (1955)

Le sergent Preston de la police montée canadienne patrouille les étendues sauvages du Yukon avec son cheval Rex et son fidèle chien Yukon King, luttant à la fois contre les éléments et les c... Tout lireLe sergent Preston de la police montée canadienne patrouille les étendues sauvages du Yukon avec son cheval Rex et son fidèle chien Yukon King, luttant à la fois contre les éléments et les criminels.Le sergent Preston de la police montée canadienne patrouille les étendues sauvages du Yukon avec son cheval Rex et son fidèle chien Yukon King, luttant à la fois contre les éléments et les criminels.

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HautLes mieux notés3 saisons4 ans

Photos9

Anecdotes
According to James Garner in an interview with the Archive of American Television, he and eventual star Dick Simmons were the last two actors up for the role, but he decided to pass to pursue film work.

Citations
Sgt. Preston: I arrest you in the name of the Crown.

Connexions
Featured in Les folles années du rock (1973)

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GREAT COMMENTS BOOKWUS...HERE'S SOMETHING FROM ME...

I happened to tune into the Norm McDonald TV show for the first time last week (9-99). In it someone made a passing reference to Sgt. Preston. (It's how I ended up on the IMDb reading about it and writing this.) A comment I'm sure was not noticed by many. It hit home with me. I used to love catching the re-runs of Sgt. Preston and his dog, Yukon King. I couldn't have been more than 6 or 7 but I loved the show. My memories aren't as clear as BOOKWUS (another commenter), but I would like to compliment BOOKWUS on wonderful and complete comments that really bring the show back into view for us Sgt. Preston fans. Great job and I can't add anything else. I would love to see the show again to see what passed for entertainment to me as a child. The simplicity of old TV is lost now, but man, we were "living".