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Richard Boone as Hec Ramsey

September 21, 2020

Have Gun, Will Travel was one of the most original and successful television Westerns. Richard Boone was tall, athletic, confident and was believably sophisticated.  He dressed as a dark knight, but he was more often to quote Shakespeare and outwit an opponent as draw his gun. Boone returned to series television in 1972 in a … More Richard Boone as Hec Ramsey

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Favorite Columbo Villains

March 10, 2018

Columbo premiered in 1968, it was followed by 67 additional episodes over a 35-year period.  The first two Columbo episodes were pilots, then in 1971 thru 1978 as part of a rotating group of shows under the NBC Mystery Movie, which featured the great theme by Henry Mancini.  In 1989, Columbo moved to ABC where … More Favorite Columbo Villains

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