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Outlaws: Thirty a Month

by: Joseph Leytes

Publication date: 1960

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: classic tv, Outlaws

The first show of this Western series. Some of the actors are Robert Culp, Warren Oates, Steve Forrest, Howard McNear, Barton MacLane, Don Collier, and Jock Gaynor. Originally aired 29 September 1960 (Season 1, Episode 1). Don't bother downloading the h.264 file; the Cinepack file from which it is derived is smaller.

Addeddate: 2012-10-03 17:50:50

Color: black & white

Director: Joseph Leytes

Identifier: Outlaws--Thirty_a_Month

Run time: 45:54

Sound: sound

Year: 1960

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Reviewer: chinaskee - - February 6, 2013
Subject: Really enjoyed this one

Great morality tale here about what happens when a hard-working honest guy makes some really bad decisions in response to something that happens in his life that was entirely not his fault. Highly recommended.

Reviewer: nailbender - - February 4, 2013
Subject: Can't get enough !

Love These Old Westerns,,, More Please

Reviewer: tobie869 - - December 2, 2012
Subject: Outlaws

I hope that you continue with these. Classic tv and westerns in particular have always been my favorites. Enjoyed this very much, took me back in time. Thanks!

Reviewer: actionsub - - October 5, 2012
Subject: Outlaws

In the deluge of TV Westerns in the late 50s and early 60s, "Outlaws" was unique in that it told its tales from the perspective of the outlaws rather than the lawmen hunting them down. This made "Outlaws" a fascinating show to watch. Keep them coming!

Reviewer: GapOkie - - October 5, 2012
Subject: Adult Western Cancelled ... To Violent

I remember this series as being very distrubing because the 1960's TV audience was not used to realistic portrayal of of gun violence. Hard to believe considering the graphic mayhem of TV today. Keep them coming Mr. Leytes.

Reviewer: Noah 8-? - - October 4, 2012
Subject: Wow... A Western for grownups

In that era.... there were Sooooo.... many 'westerns'.

We see here up an' coming stars in roles familiar to Nielsen numbies.... This series night not have made stars right off but it was in this atmosphere that so many perfected their craft.

Noah 8-?

Reviewer: Quigs - - October 4, 2012
Subject: It takes me back to a simpler time

Thank you Mr. Leytes. This is wonderful. Atryly wonderful and remarkable find. Please contine in
this tremedous work.
Quigs

Reviewer: Old Dude of the West - - October 4, 2012
Subject: What a Blast!

This takes me back when Westerns were king on the TV. They had only 3 stations and they had 30 programs like this on TV and that many on the Radio. I wish they more like this, it was good to see Culp before I Spy and the Greatest American hero.

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