Bonjour, Philippe
I agree with what you say. It's interesting to see the soon-to-be-legendary Steve McQueen just before he became one of the all-time great Magnificent Seven. Trackdown also reminds us all what a fine actor Robert Culp always was.
This is low-budget TV western material at its best. I much prefer it to glossy soaps like Bonanza, which had about as much to do with the old west as Bob Hope did in Paleface.
I guess we western fans are dying out now, but it's good to know a few others still enjoy these shows. I'll certainly be watching more Trackdowns and wishing the TV western had not died in the mid-'70s.
A bientot,
Bill Yorkshire England
I agree with what you say. It's interesting to see the soon-to-be-legendary Steve McQueen just before he became one of the all-time great Magnificent Seven. Trackdown also reminds us all what a fine actor Robert Culp always was.
This is low-budget TV western material at its best. I much prefer it to glossy soaps like Bonanza, which had about as much to do with the old west as Bob Hope did in Paleface.
I guess we western fans are dying out now, but it's good to know a few others still enjoy these shows. I'll certainly be watching more Trackdowns and wishing the TV western had not died in the mid-'70s.
A bientot,
Bill Yorkshire England