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21. Maverick did a brief parody of the Warner Brothers TV westerns in the episode,

Fri Apr 25, 2025, 03:42 PM

Apr 25

"Hadley's Hunters," which was in season 4 and was the second episode. One sequence had Jack Kelly encountering all of the stars of the WB TV westerns (except Wayde Preston because Colt .45 had just gone off the air and was represented by a dusty, empty office and Preston's character's briefcase), plus Edd "Kookie" Byrnes from 77 Sunset Strip. The episode is considered a classic today.

As I recall, the first three shows I listed were on rotation, while the last three were standalone series.

A non-western series called Conflict was also part of the rotation by using the same time slot as Cheyenne and the others.

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I remember that from when I was a kid. Susan Calvin Apr 22 #1

Maverick, Cheyenne and Sugarfoot was the rotation in the afternoon when i was a kid. dem4decades Apr 22 #5

I remember Sugarfoot. It was part of a rotating trio of shows along with Cheyenne and Bronco. rsdsharp Apr 22 #2

Sugarfoot, Sugarfoot Susan Calvin Apr 23 #8

It was kind of a catchy tune in those days. oasis Apr 23 #10

Lol thank you Susan! Faux pas Apr 23 #13

Oh, I was a kid too, so I'm not sure. I really didn't look it up. Susan Calvin Apr 24 #15

Curtesy of https://www.crazyabouttv.com/sugarfoot.html Faux pas Apr 24 #16

I still bust Faux pas Apr 22 #3

See above. Susan Calvin Apr 23 #9

And here it is! rsdsharp Apr 23 #11

Thank you too Faux pas Apr 23 #14

He was one of my early idols Marthe48 Apr 22 #4

Still watch timms139 Apr 22 #6

Sugarfoot was one of my favorites back in the day. The non-violent, law-studying young cowboy. Martin68 Apr 22 #7

He was the last star of the 1950s Warner Brothers westerns. n/t valleyrogue Apr 23 #12

I'm guessing those were the ones that I thought were all one show. nt Susan Calvin Apr 24 #17

These are the Warner Brothers TV western series of the 1950s: valleyrogue Apr 24 #19

Yep, the ones I thought were all one show are in that list. nt Susan Calvin Apr 25 #20

Maverick did a brief parody of the Warner Brothers TV westerns in the episode, valleyrogue Apr 25 #21

Oh my gosh, I have got to watch that episode. Susan Calvin Apr 25 #22

I hope this Pluto link works for you. valleyrogue Apr 25 #23

Seen here with Tommy Rettig mahatmakanejeeves Apr 24 #18