Bearcats!

Serie TV
1971
2h

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaTwo honorable men-for-hire look for adventure in the pre-World War I American southwest in their fancy Stutz Bearcat.Two honorable men-for-hire look for adventure in the pre-World War I American southwest in their fancy Stutz Bearcat.Two honorable men-for-hire look for adventure in the pre-World War I American southwest in their fancy Stutz Bearcat.

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Rod Taylor

Hank Brackett

Dennis Cole

Johnny Reach

Henry Darrow

Raoul Estaban…

Leslie Nielsen

Col. Ted Donovan

Morgan Woodward

Walter Thompson

Eric Braeden

Col. Gustav Reinert

John Anderson

Judge Juan O'Brien

Keenan Wynn

Mason Latimer

Kevin McCarthy

Carter Gladstone

John Vernon

Jason Ryker

Bruce Glover

Schiller

Henry Silva

Zavala

Fernando Lamas

Chucho Morales

David Canary

Joe Bascom

H.M. Wynant

Ben Shamrock

Leslie Parrish

Liz Blake

Katherine Cannon

Amy Latimer

John McIntire

Cyrus Davenport

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Hollywood car builder/customizer George Barris made two replica 1914 Bearcats for the series. A period TV Guide article said they cost $25,000 for the pair, this at a time when a new Corvette was about $5,000. The cars were full scale metal bodied replicas mounted on custom frames and powered by Ford engines and transmissions (out of (then) late model pickups. For safety they featured four wheel brakes, which were not on a genuine Bearcat. The brass radiator is interchangeable with a genuine Stutz unit.

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Follows Bearcats!: Powderkeg (1971)

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I loved this series

Like others on this forum, I could not believe they canceled it.

Rod Taylor was great as a soldier of fortune around the turn of the century. Even though there was a lot of hunky beefcake for the ladies, this really was a man's show. The pairing of Rod Taylor and Dennis Cole was well-played. Rugged guy and pretty boy who both knew their stuff.

The pilot, "Powderkeg," was one of the best episodes of t.v. I have ever seen.

The series was my introduction to the Stutz-Bearcat and I've wanted one ever since. What a piece of machinery!

I'd love to see them bring the series back for another run - maybe the Hallmark channel on Saturday afternoons would be a fitting place and time.