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Good vs Evil black hat and white hats. Gender the western film left an indelible mark on American culture. In today's world values in conflict with many shades of gray, is somehow reassuring to remember the moments easier when good and evil are clearly defined, and Truth and justice always saved the day. We can not watch westerns such as Gunsmoke, Bonanza and The House of Prairie television every day, but thanks to the magic of the Internet, much of the old classic Western television programs can watch for free online.

During the 1950s and 1960s were a familiar landmark western on television. It reached the zenith of its popularity, 1959, when 29 West TV broadcasting in prime time, and eight of the ten best shows of the West. The West's most successful period of the train's carriages were (9 seasons), Death Valley Days (12 seasons) Bonanza (14 seasons) and Gunsmoke. Running for 20 seasons, becoming the oldest Gunsmoke TV Western ever made. In the mid-1960s, however, the history of traditional Western TV Cowtown, farmers and men Bill had reached its saturation point. Even the production of solid with a cast of stars, like the Great Valley (1961-1965), who introduced Barbara Stanwyck, Lee majors, Linda Evans, Peter Breck, was struggling to carve their own niche.

Westerns remained popular on TV until the end of 1970. The new programs ventured beyond the issues basic cowboys and Indians, ranchers, cattle towns and shooters and began to explore more true to life or single frame. The Wild, Wild West (1965-1969) was a the first of them with its history of secret service in the Wild West. Alias Smith and Jones was formed in 1971 and follows the adventures of a pair of con artists. Kung Fu (1972 – 1975), a western martial art with a religious theme, follows the adventures of a Shaolin priest Caine (David Carradine) in the Wild West. The House on the Prairie, a family-oriented Western produced and directed by the famous Bonanza, Michael Landon, began in 1974 and worked for nine years until it was completed in 1983. However, with the exception of House on the Prairie, TV westerns these days just about the level of success of the classic westerns such as Death Valley Days, Bonanza and Gunsmoke.

Although interest in westerns went down in the 1980s and 1990s, Western television series and made for television mini-series is further developed. Young Riders (1989-1992) tells the story of a group of Pony Express riders. Often featured guest stars, including some of the original stars of classic television West of the 60s. But the crowning Western television was only in 1989 with the launch of the miniseries Lonesome Dove. Without doubt the best western ever made for television and probably one of the best westerns of all time, six hours and half-mini series based on the novel by Pulitzer Prize the same name, tells the story of two former Texas Rangers who are cattle from Texas to Montana. Lonesome Dove won seven Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe for best film. Three films were made for surveillance, as well as two television series: Lonesome Dove: The Series (1994) and Lonesome Dove: Outlaw Years (1996). More recently, the acclaimed HBO Western criticism, Deadwood (2004-2006), has surprised with his hard to talk about realistic portrait of life in the thriving city of gold, 1880 Deadwood, Dakota del Norte.

Today, there is no step-TV western, but most of the best last 60 years can be found on DVD and some have even fallen into the domain public and can be viewed free on the Internet. Plus 30 color episodes of Bonanza can be viewed online for free and almost as many episodes of the Cisco Kid, also in color. One episode shows handul successful Death Valley Days, Wagon Train, The Rifleman and the Lone Ranger are also available on-line transmission. It seems that if there are few directors in Hollywood who does not want to try their luck in a Western, so fans can rest assured that western Western films are made. Y with the current trend westerns remakes of movies from the 50s and 60s, we can cross our fingers and hope for something that is finally a worthy successor to TV The most famous of all the western, Gunsmoke.

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