Block, SkipCaptcha, Automoderated users, edit, rollback
1,464
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Line 624:
Line 624: + + + + + +
Essay:Greatest Conservative TV Shows (view source)
Revision as of 22:21, December 23, 2018
, 22:21, December 23, 2018→Live Action Series
|Adapted from the radio series ''Challenge of the Yukon'', this series features actor Richard Simmons (not the fitness guru of the same name) as Sgt. Preston, an officer with the Northwest Mounted Police (the predecessor of the [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]]), who pursued lawbreakers in Canada's North in the days of the Klondike Gold Rush of the 1890s with help from his Alaskan Malamute dog Yukon King and his horse Rex. The show emphasized morals, values, tolerance for others and respect for the law, with Sgt. Preston always successful in capturing each episode's villains and bringing them to justice.
|Adapted from the radio series ''Challenge of the Yukon'', this series features actor Richard Simmons (not the fitness guru of the same name) as Sgt. Preston, an officer with the Northwest Mounted Police (the predecessor of the [[Royal Canadian Mounted Police]]), who pursued lawbreakers in Canada's North in the days of the Klondike Gold Rush of the 1890s with help from his Alaskan Malamute dog Yukon King and his horse Rex. The show emphasized morals, values, tolerance for others and respect for the law, with Sgt. Preston always successful in capturing each episode's villains and bringing them to justice.
|-
|-
|''Shootout!''
|2005-2006
|History Channel
|
|A series which used actual footage along with re-enactments depicting famous military battles, law enforcement shootouts, and shootouts in the Old West. Many episodes were centered on then-recent battles in Iraq and Afghanistan which show the US military in a positive light, as well as painting a radically different picture compared to how the Mainstream Media depicts the military. There is also an episode about the Tet Offensive which tells the truth about that battle and the narrator admits that the Mainstream Media lied about it. The Wild West episode tells the story of how armed citizens exercising their Second Amendment rights drove the infamous James-Younger Gang out of Northfield, Minnesota during a failed bank robbery attempt in 1876.
|-
|''The Six Million Dollar Man''
|''The Six Million Dollar Man''
|1974-1978
|1974-1978