The Magnificent Seven-Stand

 

Stand
By Rascal Flatts

Indiana Wants Me By R. Dean Taylor

 

Indiana Want Me
By R. Dean Taylor

Indiana wants me
Lord, I can't go back there.
Indiana wants me
Lord,I can't go back there
I wish I had you to talk to.
If a man ever needed dyin'
He did
No one had the right
To say what he said about you
It's so cold and lonely here
Without you.
Out there the law's a comin'
I'm gettin' so tired of runnin'
Indiana wants me
Lord, I can't go back there.
Indiana wants me
Lord, I can't go back there.
I wish I had you to talk to.
It hurts to see the man that I've become
And to know I'll never see the morning
Sunshine on the land
I'll never see your smiling face
Or touch your hand.
If just once more I could see you
Our home and our little baby.
I hope this letter finds it's way to you
Forgive me
Love
For the shame I put
You through and all the tears
Hang on
Love
To the memories
Of those happy years.
Red lights are flashin' around me
Yeah
Love
It looks like they found me.
Indiana wants me...

Bat Masterson-A Noose Fits Anyone

 

This is a full episode of Bat Masterson TV series.

While on his way to break his brother out of jail for a crime he did not commit, Ben Thompson saves Bat Masterson's life. Ben Thompson is wounded in the process. Bat agrees to undertake the hazardous mission of saving Ben's brother from the hangman.

This video was put up on You Tube by MGMDigitalMedia.

"Combat"-"Kryptonite"

 

The clips in the video are from the old TV series "Combat". The song in the video is "Kryptonite" from Three Doors Down.

 

This video was put up on You Tube by tvcowboysforever.

"Combat"-"The Eagle"

 

This one of the music videos I made. Clips in the video is from the old TV series 'Combat'. The song in the video is by Waylon Jennings, 'The Eagle'.

 

You can more of the music videos I made at: MidnightAngel50

Leverage

'Leverage' is a new drama series that premiered in 2008 on TNT. Director/Executive Producer Dean Devlin's production company (Electric Television) produces the show.



'Leverage is about a team of thieves, computer experts, and cons led by a former insurance investigator, Nate Ford. Nate Ford uses the thieves skills to right corporate wrongs and governmental injustices visited on the little people.



In the summer of 2009, 'Leverage' will be going into a second season. The team will be in Portland, Oregon instead of Los Angeles (due to their headquarters being destroyed in the episode before the season finally).



The Main Cast:

• Timothy Hutton plays Nate Ford, a former insurance fraud investigator for the IYS Insurance. Nate Ford is also the leader of the Leverage team.


• Gina Bellman plays Sophie Devereaux. As an actress she sucks but in a con her acting is great. Nate Ford calls her "the best actress you've everseen...when she is breaking the law.".


• Christian Kane plays Eliot Spencer a highly skilled martial artist, weapons and retrieval expert.


• Beth Riesgraf plays Parker, a thief, cat burglar, and explosive expert.


• Aldis Hodge plays Alec Hardison, a computer/internet specialist, hacker, and gadget guy.

Notable Guest Stars:

• Saul Rubinek played Victer Dubenich in the pilot episode.


• David S. Lee (Get Smart) played Serbian arms dealer, Nicolas Obiovic, in 'The Stork Job'.


• Jeremy Roenick (forward for the San Jose Sharks of the NHL) played a security guard in 'The Mile High Job'.


• Sara Rue (Gypsy 83) also played in 'The Mile High Job'.


• In the episode 'The Juror #6 Job', Brent Spinner (Star Trek: The Next Generation), Armin Shimerman (Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) and Lauren Holly (NCIS) guest starred.

The Rat Patrol (TV series)

'The Rat Patrol' aired on ABC during 1966-1968. It is about the exloits of four allied soldiers (3 Americans and 1 British). They were part of a long range desert patrol group in the North African campaign during World War 2.

The show was inspired by and loosely modelled on the New Zealand/British/Rhodesian Long Range Desert Group. The title of the program refers to the nick names given to some of the small desert groups like 'Rats of Tobruk' and 'Desert Rats'.

Cast

Christopher George played Sgt. Sam Troy, who was the units leader.

Gary Raymond played Sgt. Jack Moffitt, who is the only British member of the patrol. The Character Sgt. Moffitt was the expert on the desert and on the local Arab Tribes, which inhabited it. Moffitt speaks fleunt German and Arabic, as well as able to read some dead, ancient languages.

Lawerence Carey played Pvt. Mark T. Hitchcock. The patrol calls him 'Hitch'. Hitchcock is a Ivy League college man turned soldier. If you watched a few episodes you'll noticed Hitchcock often chews bubblegum.

Justin Tarr playes Pvt. Tully Pettigrew. Troy calls Tully one of the army's best wheelman. The story of Tully is he grew up in Kentucky and gained his driving skell by running moonshine.

Hans Gudegast (now known as Eric Braedon) played the character of Houptmann Hans Duietrich. Dietrich is a dedicated, honorable German officer. He is the Rat Patrol's main nemesis.

During the second season, the storyline required the absence of Tully for a few episodes. Three different characters took turns rounding out the team Tully's absence.

• Peterson-Darwin Joston


• Andy-Mac McLaughlin


• Bo Randall-Bo Hopkins

Facts About The Production:

• 'The Rat Patrol' was filmed in Almeria, Spain during part of the first season.


• The threes part storyline of 'The Last Harbor Raid' was released in some venues as 'Massacre Harbor'.


• After the first season, each major cast member was shown a prospective script in which he was killed in action to prevent the actors fro asking for raises.


• A jeep overturned, injurying Christopher George. The injury lead to a bad heart that contributed to his subsequent death.


• As was the norm for low-cost productions, other equipment was substituted for original ones. The German vehicles were substituted with American Patton tanks, M7 Priest self-propelled guns, M3 half-track and M35 2 1/2 ton cargo trucks were painted in desert sand colors.


• The submachine guns used by the squad by the squad were props meant to look-like assault rifles or Thompson submachine guns.


• Sgt. Troy wor a slouch hat during the series. When 'The Rat Patrol aired in Australia, veterans of both World Wars were critical of Christopher George wearing an important symbol of Australian courage and sacrifice. It was seen as cheaping and sensationalizing the memory and spirit of the ANZACs, who died fighting Fascism. Christopher George, who was of Greek extraction, insisted his character wear the slouch hat to honor the Australians, who fought in Greece.