THE FUGITIVE (SEASON ONE, EPISODE ONE) David Janssen (TV Series 1963)
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HI EVERYONE, LONE WULF RICK HERE!! I HAVE BEEN INFORMED BY UA-cam THAT I NEED TO DELETE THESE FUGITIVE VIDEOS. I APPRECIATE EVERY ONE WHO WATCHED THESE VIDEOS. THANK YOU VERU MUCH. I AM PROUD OF THE COMMUNITY WE BUILT HERE WITH PEOPLE FROM ALL NATIONS TALKING TOGETHER. I HOPE THAT YOU WILL STICK WITH MY CHANNEL AS I PLAN ON 2025 BEING MY BIGGEST YEAR EVER ON UA-cam. LOTS OF TRAVEL HERE IN AMERICA. TAKE CARE EVERYONE, STAY HEALTHY. August 26, 2024
Oh. I loved that series. So I can't watch it?
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@Guillermo-ym5yn It will be deleted tomorrow. Thank you for watching
Utub is evil
@@LoneWulfRick, why??
No worries. I've downloaded all the missing episodes I need 😂👍
Make no mistake: this is the greatest TV series ever made.
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I concur!
Yes, the greatest TV series ever made!
@@aileenwagner2576 I concur with you.
I must agree. When I put myself back in that decade this series was part of the backdrop. We lived with it every week for 4 seasons. And when he was free we felt WE were free. Oh, what good TV once was.
This was pretty much what everyone in America was watching every week; it was that popular. I'm in my 70's by the way.
The fugitive was a huge hit in Australia 🇦🇺 as well David Jansen a unique actor .
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Australia too - sigh, oh for those blessed good old days!
This and Peyton Place
I'd rather stay home to watch "The Fugitive" than go out with my friends when I was a teen. The final episodes were like the final "MASH" episode. Everybody was watching!
I was born in 1956 in Argentina, the best TV series that I saw here were the USA series ever !!!
This brings back memories, never miss an episode of this. It was on radio also we we glued to the radio
Easily one of the greatest shows ever produced
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I agree. I grew up watching the entire series on it's second release, I think it was 1971 or 1972. I was glued to the tv when this show came on at around 8 years old. I'm glad someone has finally uploaded it so thanks Lone Wulf Rick!
I remember watching this religiously in the 60's with my whole family on our B&W Astor tv in Melbourne, Australia, I was about 7 or 8 years old.
Hello there from the other side of the world in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. I watched this as a kid in Brooklyn NY
Love that back in the '60's, hour long shows had only 10 minutes of commercials!!! 50 minute shows vs 38 minutes today...
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And Remember back then when they had 25 - 30 episodes per season Starting in Sept. to May then maybe summer reruns & then new eps. started again in Sept. & unlike today you didn't have to wait YEARS for new ones
@mikeprimok41 nobody swore but we were all passed off back then too, and then there was the CHEWING GUM🤣🇦🇺
Ps PISSED
On top of it, now the commercials are shorter, so they cram more of them in.
Born in 1955, the Fugitive brings me home everytime.
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1954 .
Lol 😂 1963, The year I was born 😮 the best of Television 📺
I was my dad’s remote control back then… “get up and turn that to channel 6 son.”
Those were the days.
We only had one channel but had to get up to adjust the antenna every time the wind changed
Those were the days
Adore both of you, great sons (am sure) 💪♥️
Best series ever, is amazing the further we go to the past the better it gets. And here we all are 2024 and tv shows suck.
Indeed
Sadly many smokers die too early. David and my wife both died from the same affliction. She smoked 2 packs a day and died at 50 years old. I stopped smoking 20 years ago. It's never too late to quit until it is. RIP
I'm 75 and still smoking. This isn't about preaching to people about smoking.
@@MichaelHarrisIrelanderes una persona admirable
@@gloriasalas2237@richardlong8014. : You are very, very correct about smoking and early death. Thank you.
RS. MD, FRCS
The beauty of these "old" shows is the simplicity of the camera work and no over-the-top video editing and no rapid short clips joined together. Very easy viewing.
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I entirely agree !
Jansen must have been the most perfectly proportioned actor. Loved his calm and collected demeanor
He was perfect for this roll. Thanks for watching
David Jansen was such an understated actor , he had a certain presence and created an atmosphere.
Guys, I like Jansen because I grew up watching this show, but truthfully? He's kind of stiff!
@@WintersWar Calm demeanor upon surface, but ranging pile of anxiety underneath. I loved how Janson used subtle clues, the nervous tick of mouth; apprehensive looks in his eyes. Especially when encountered law enforcement.
I was 14 yrs .old in 1963. I do remember this series . I like it then and I like the reruns now.
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I was born in 1956 and this show figures huge in my childhood. I would go to the movies and buy candy cigarettes, it was the only place I could get them, and then I would pretend that I was David Janssen. I thought he was coolest. And the finale episode was epic.
I was also born in 1956. Candy cigarettes at the movies, YES!
Wow. 1954 here.
The good old days 😊
We grew up in epic times looking back
Haha, me too. 1956 and he was cool.
Candy cigarettes good lord haven't thought about those in 50 yrs
@@billmason2785 i think that that was about when they banned them.
I adored The Fugitive as a young teen. It was a very good tv show with MANY great episodes!
You know a drama is great when it needs only a couple of rooms for the entire show. ;
I had forgotten how fine an actor David Janssen was.
He was the model of modern American masculinity.
Let's hope that quality returns someday......
It was a great show. Thanks for watching
@@thomasthomas2418 "A major model of American Masculinity" to tune Major General😃😅😁
@@thomasthomas2418 Lemme guess... you're a Trump supporter. 😆 🤣 😂
I am the model of modern American masculinity.
@@brucemacmillan9581 Yes I am, & proud of it, & if Thomas is a supporter of our President, what's the problem if people don't group think with you?
Great memories, watched it during my teenager years in Germany, loved it ❤.
Quinn Martin was an extraordinary producer, so much great work.
He produced a lot of great shows back then.
When you heard at the end of the intro the "a QM production" you knew it was going to be an entertaining and interesting show to watch
The New Breed, Twelve O'Clock High, Cannon, The F.B.I., Dan August, The Invaders, The Fugitive, Barnaby Jones..etc..great television!
Streets of San Francisco 👍
The whole family gathered around our B/W tv to watch. a great show
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My mother was in love with David Janssen. We all gathered around the TV to watch and didn't disturb her.
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My mother had a big crush on him. Dad didn’t mind❤
Mine too, it became one of my favorites in her memory!
The Golden era of tv
What time was it on Eastern time. I don't remember
Thank you. Still as good as it was back in the 60's.
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Better no more 525 lines on the antique black and white televisions like my parents 1949 Zenith Console.
I agree. William Conrad does a superb job of narration.
I was born in 1958, But I like this Old Movie!! 🤠
William Conrad’s narration is too good.
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Thanks for sharing that tidbit 🎉❤
You're welcome
Later the on camera star of Cannon and Jake and the Fatman.
¿Eres un americano? Hablas español, no puedo. Mi castor 🦫 recibió un shock en el pantano de una anguila eléctrica. Desde esa fatídica noche, IMHABE tuvo la necesidad de aprender español 🇪🇸
That fight between David and Brian at the end near the busses left David with a couple of broken ribs, but he kept working! One helluva actor!!!
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@@LoneWulfRick Ur most welcome ☺️
2 great actors.
Loved that series!! I still enjoy watching reruns of the show!!
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Never get tired of watching The Fugitive ! When men we're men, women we're women & chrome was thick ! 🤔
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When men we are men, and women we are women? 😂
I've always loved that saying. At a classic car show a woman said "just look at that beautiful chrome" & the grandson(?) with her said "what's chrome?" !!! I wanted to CRY!!!😢
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QM production, I love that dramatic music. The suspenceful music telling a story. Man , those kettle drums and horns.
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The music for the series was very well done. And the theme was haunting and sad. I've seen all 120 episodes twice, and I'm going to watch them for a third time soon.
The difference between a studio orchestra and canned music.
Back in the 60's we were spoilt rotten for great television, this is just one of many,
That's all we had after dark!! Loved it and it was great. National Anthem, bug fights and bed
@@robharding5345 I remember very clearly watching the debut of a sit com called I'm Dickens, he's Fenster. It stared John Astin or Gomez from the adams family. I don't know why I remember it so well but man was i suprised that it came on in 1962. It was only on for 1 season. I didn't think my memory was that good. I was 6.
@@johnwright291 Can't recall that one, but this classic I certainly can.great narration from Robert Conrad.
Yes, but it was feast or famine. TV had great stuff (Get Smart) and garbage (My Mother the Car).
@@davidlafleche1142 I loved them all including my mother the car with Jerry Van Dyke.
One of the very best tv 📺📺📺series of all time 🕰🕰🕰scripts excellent Actors on top form 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The last scene with Fugitive and Kitten was worth an Oscar wonderful🎞
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Agreed. I never missed an episode. Jansen was great as the star. He mastered that look of fear that someone would recognize him no matter where he went. Barry Morse forever known as Lt. Gerard. Great TV!
It was a great show
It was so good I grew up hating Barry Morse who played Gérard.
A guy who likes a kitten is a good guy.
I'm lucky to find this show,one of my favorites when I was a child 👍
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You can still get the entire series on DVD (eBay). Excellent quality, too.
Mine too !
Jannsen and morse ...great casting
One of the best series in its day.
Yes it was
When America was civilized.
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Complete nonsense
I don't know. Seems like American civilization took a dive following World War Two, and I'm not sure we've hit bottom yet.
The story line is about an incompetent justice system convicting an innocent man. He goes to a town that looks sideways at domestic abuse. The local cops are moronic thugs that ignore domestic violence. The husband thinks its a good idea to murder a bartender his ex wife is friendly with. That's your "civilized America'??? My god. I guess they all wore suits.
@@jaygold4467 The good old days weren't always good and tomorrow ain't as bad as it seems
I remember when ABC showed reruns of this show in the afternoons during the summer, good stuff.
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Legend has it that when David Janssen died, his wife invited all of his girlfriends to the funeral and she greeted each one of them.
Classy lady.
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I used to watch it when I was little kid,back home with my parents,in mid 60's
Vera Miles! Such a lovely lady.
She sure was
Great series all the way to final ending episode when he caught the one arm man
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And lieutenant Gerard ended up shooting him I will never forget that two-part last episodes of The fugitive this was the best series on tv.
I think I speak for everyone watching when I say I hope somehow you are able to get the entire series uploaded. Thanks!
Love the ways the arranger gets those four notes of the Theme played for transition shots in each Episode. Incredible idea for a series, and inventive plots.
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Thank You!!! I'm still watching in 2024. I'm 49😊. Sending my love, support & encouragement from NC.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for posting. I enjoyed watching this series over a number of years
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Thank you so much for sharing this. Back in the day (60 years back), I watched all of these episodes, but they're new to me now. 🙂
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THIS WAS WHEN TV WAS WORTH WATCHING !! NOT NOW !!!!!!!!!
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You got that right! All I watch is old shows
@@salaamallahalternatechannel Oh, I don't know. Breaking Bad was pretty damn good. In fact, waaaay better than The Fugitive.
I think he was referring to the spirit of TV back then
That was a good series...that's a while back @@brucemacmillan9581
I was born in England in 1960. These shows were shown on British TV from around 1967. It was a very popular show. Myself and my family loved it. Watched the repeats years later.
Loved this show as a kid never missed an episode. I was glad they didn't leave us hanging when they decided to cancel it and he got to clear his name.
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The producers knew they needed a resolution, and with that decision they made TV history.
Probably one of the few shows that had a proper conclusion back in the day.
@@gregorylapointe4157 Actually, it was the very first one that had a proper conclusion. Set a new standard.
I was 8 years old when The Fugitive premiered. My siblings and I loved it, watched every week. Dad took me to a local discount store to buy gym shoes for school. There were some greaser dudes with their girlfriends hanging out in the lobby as we left the store. "C'mon, man, let's go. I gotta get home and watch The Fugitive", one said. I thought how cool, greasers watch what I like. Maybe that makes me cool, too! Well, no, I wasn't. Thanks for this first episode.
Great memories. Thanks for watching
I'm 70 and therefore remember this show. It was one of my faves so I'm so pleased to have re-discovered it and will probably binge-watch from now on.
Was simply a great tv show.
Yes it was. Thanks for watching
It's good to watch these films which I used to watch being a child. So much clear to me now. Thanks🎉
Tempus fugit !....so great to see these quality programmes, nearly an hour....what rubbish today. Thanks for the upload
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Just found this. Have never watched a single episode since it originally aired. Wow! Can’t wait to finish this one, and the rest. Agree with other commenters, this show was much more than the sum of its parts.
The whole nation was on edge in the final episodes. It was surreal actually.
TY 🙏 for bringing this back.
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Have watched for years but until now had never seen the FIRST EPISODE - seeing the actual beginning as it was happening - from the train ride to derailment. It helped define the whole series - along with hearing him, for the first time confessing to the woman in his own words, his circumstances.
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This show and Dark Shadows had us glued to the old black n white TV, the final episode was a classic to remember.
Two great shows
Dark Shadows?.. That soap opera thing? You're kidding, right ?
@@MarinCipollina I found Dark Shadows to be addictive. I never felt that way about a soap opera before or since.
@@MarinCipollina Dark Shadows was great. We hurried home from school to watch it every day. Even as kids we knew it was cheesy but that was ok!
@@gregorylapointe4157 I tried watching it once, and it was the most boring thing ever to me.. Nothing ever happened.
Even without words Jannsen's acting is brilliant, his facial expressions say everything, the quick glances over his shoulders, always staying one step ahead of the law.
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This was my ALLTIME FAVORITE, "The Fugitive."...A Quin Martin Production. Staring David Jensen as DR. Richard Kimble. Back in the day when TV was made for FAMILIES, when the actors and actresses were SKILLED and took PRIDE in their Profession. When this series premired, I was 4 years old and turned 5 that July of '63. Today's TV shows aren't worth a DAMN!!
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Keith played it perfect 👌
A lot different than his Uncle Bill role!
Brian Keith was a very talented actor. He is missed.
Such a great series…one of the all time best.
I have mad respect for David Janssen. He was in EVERY episode of this series for, I believe FIVE years. David was in every one of them, he had to be. He was an excellent actor and this series is an all time classic, one of the best t.v. every produced. David was an the IRON MAN of t.v. series
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He died way too young, only 49 or 50 years old.
Strong episode. Great acting from David to Vera Miles about why he can’t go to the police. I can see why viewers could get hooked on this series after this episode.
The unmistakable voice of William Conrad did the narration. The final episode holds 3rd place in all time Nielson ratings. 72% of US households viewed that episode
Meravigliosa serie. Saluti da Firenze, Italia.
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I totally agree. The finest series ever made for tv . The acting is faultless . Love the epilogue.
Thank you, I watched this series in Egypt from about 60years,then I red some of it during the 70th❤ great memories
Good to see Brian Keith in this earlier episode of _The Fugitive_ from 1963. He was a great favorite of mine back in the 1960s and 70s and a truly excellent actor.
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see him in The Untouchables as a hit man with a double barrel shotgun....wild! big fan too.
Thank you for bringing back the best memory of my teen years in beirut LEBANON.... all the best from GREECE.............................................
Back when there was only three local TV stations on TV before cable and most people had rabbit ear antenna you can still feel today after watching this how powerful and intriguing this first episode was and still is today. Thanks for posting
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I was born in 1951. That was my favorite tv show.
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My favourite fugitive classic
We had the best golden years back then
We had the best stars always
When tv was best
Am still watching today
My time machine going back to 1950 /60 /70 /80
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I love the theme music at the end. It was so moving, i always got a little choked up when i heard it.
Remembering watching the best TV series to air at 8 PM. being just 7 years old.
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I was 8.
What I remember, that amazed me was when they had the final episode, all businesses closed. That's how good this was. David Jansen was superb!
Wow
WOW. I only ever saw Brian Keith as "Uncle Bill," what a badass.
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My whole family looked forward to The Fugitive every week. That and Disney on Sundays. Got to stay up a half hour more because of it. 😂
Vera Miles and David Janssen worked great together. Too bad she didn't do another episode together!
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always loved this show…
Ms. Miles was a class act. As was Mr. Janssen.
It's a shame that Janssen the man didn't live the modest lifestyle that you'd have associated with his t.v. persona: instead, it's said that he partied, boozed and smoked to excess, all to a fatal- and rapid decline that aged him into an early, sudden death at 48.
@@None-zc5vg I totally agree!
I was 5 years old when this series began. My dad worked the afternoon shift. (Not home), but I do remember my mom making sure she watched this. This is awesome!!
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With pipes like that, William Conrad was a busy voice talent at the time. Like "Route 66", this series did most of its filming on location. The final episode of the series had the highest rating of any TV show before it. Wrapping up the story in the final episode also killed its value as a syndicated series.
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Thank you ! One of my all time favorite tv shows. I was only 6 years old when this series debuted, watched it with my family when we only had the one TV set. Good memories!
I remember this so well from my childhood, I always liked it but I didn't fully appreciate it at the time. The script is damn good, better than you would expect from a TV series.
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Yes, it is the greatest TV series ever made. I still watch it every monday morning at 2:00AM. Even now after 6 decades. Next is name of the game with Robert Stack.
I remember being little and falling asleep to this while my mom watched this during the day so it had to be reruns.... Ill never forget the music and inteo. Lol.
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One of the all time great television shows. If you were born in the 50s, you watched this show probably with your parents and maybe your grandparents nearby watching as well. Great acting, terrific story lines and the single best finale of any show, any time.
Muchas gracias por compartir tan buena serie del recuerdo 😊😊. El fugitivo es una de las mejores series de todos los tiempos, muy buenas interpretaciones de David Janssen, Barry Morse, Leslie Nielsen y bellas actrices invitadas como Verá Miles, Angie Dickenson y la inolvidable Suzanne Pleshette ❤❤😊❤❤.
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Vera...
Suzanne Pleshette was wonderful in the 2 episodes she did for the show. And Vera Miles was great, too.
TENGO 71 AÑOS TENÍA 10 AÑOS Y VEÍA ÉSTA HERMOSA SERIE CON MIS PADRES Y HERMANOS SALUDOS DESDE POZA RICA VERACRUZ MÉXICO.
WOW A TIME CAPSULE OF THE WAY TUCSON, AZ. LOOKED IN 1963. THE SANTA RITA HOTEL AND DOWNTOWN OLD PUEBLO IN ALL IT'S GLORY IN 63
Pretty cool
The bar owner was the three-eyed Martian from the twilight zone.
0:08 - "The name: Dr. Richard Kimble. The destination: Death row, State Prison. The irony: Richard Kimble is innocent, proved guilty what Richard Kimble could not prove was that moments before discovering his murdered wife's body, he saw a one-armed man running from the vicinity of his home. Richard Kimble ponders his fate as he looks at the world for the last time. And sees only darkness. But in that darkness, fate moves its huge hand."
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BTW I've met Brian Keith and he's nothing like this character. He's one of the nicest man you'd ever want to meet. I was so shocked he killed himself instead of letting cancer take him RIP Mr. Keith.
I think most people remember him as Uncle Bill in Family Affair. A nice guy
Loved Brian Keith in Mountain Men with Charlton Heston.
The original Parent Trap was my favorite of Brian Keith. The Fugitive one of my favorite TV shows growing up. Thanks
I really miss the old days! The old days were the best days. I absolutely love watching old movies and TV 📺 shows. The world 🌎 was normal than.
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The Fugitive - # 1 tv series of all time - i watch every sunday nt on me tv at 2 am never miss spectacular tv series in every way possible - david janssen worked so hard in this series - he put his soul into his work !! Chester usa philadelphia, pennsylvania subscribed fan
Thanks Chester for your support.
@@LoneWulfRick You are so welcome i had one guy disputing Khayyam bold statement & i told him that i am on Khayyam's side !! Every sunday nt on me tv at 2 am i am there watching all 120 episodes of this great series that is the best tv series of all time - the quality of the episodes the hard work put into each episode quinn martin and roy huggins the geniuses behind the hard work of david janssen who worked his butt off to make it the best tv series of all time i always remind me tv to keep the fugitive going for younger generation of fans that never seen the series but i say that just to keep me satisfied. you know when i watch them over again you see things that you missed in previous viewings. i really might be the most appreciative fan along with Khayyam of The Fugitive. i even watched the 2000 version w/ tim daly of the fugitive of just 22 episodes they were pretty good and roy huggins even produced that series before he passed away in 2002. roy made it work both times but the original series from 1963 to 1967 w/ d. janssen the best of all time. ps my favorite war tv series is combat w/ vic morrow and rick jason from 1962 to 1967 so my 3 favorite series are 1. the fugitive w/ d. janssen 2. combat 3. columbo w/ peter falk the original 44 episodes pure classics !! Chester J. Wojnar USA Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
I remember what a HUGE fan I was of this show . I remember taking photos from the ending episode with my camera , directly looking into the TV.
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The premise of this series was so good that it was used again in the Kung Fu series with David Caradine.
And the 1970's Incredible Hulk with Bill Bixby
My dad really liked this show so we always watched it. I always felt sympathy for Richard Kimble, and in fact I often felt like him, being regularly accused of doing things I didn't do, and being ways that I wasn't at all. That situation persists to this day. I think that for a lot of us these feelings are what attracts us to this series.
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The whole basis of the plot of this series was “Les Miserables”, the innocent man chased by the driven policeman. And Vera Miles was one of the most beautiful women ever born.
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In the last episode when Kimball was found free, my mother cried. Great storyline, great acting and production. This was when television had plots and entertainment. RIP David Janssen and Barry Morse.
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I can understand why. Great show with a great ending.
Never missed an episode. My parents let me stay up later to watch. Next day on at school we would talk about the episode. Great TV.
Because of the last episode, empty carnival grounds make me think of that episode,.
Lots of other character actors in this episode such as Paul Birch and Barney Phillips
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I had totally forgotten this movie. It was good so will watch again. Thank you for posting
The opening scene still as an adult gives me goosebumps.
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