I finally bought a complete series out of here to do it really was good back then and like you said it’s healing good now I never get tired of watching it
GREAT theme song. Excellent show. Never get tired of watching it. David Janssen was so perfect for the part. I can't imagine anyone else playing it so well. One of the most unique dramas ever produced.
Feb 25 2019 Im 60 years old and remember watching the fugitive as a kid maybe 8 years old at the time and thru the years watching til this day this unique show , as we all know David made the show , he was a perfect fit and played the part so well , Im here still watching this great show , The Fugitive !
Mr5083 😂… ikr,..." The name.... Doctor Richard Kimball.... destination.... death row state prison.... the irony.... Richard Kimball is innocent" !! .... Probably the MOST iconic words in TV HISTORY !!!🤔🙄…😂😂😂😂👍👍
"The Fugitive" is my favorite television show of all time. I taped the entire series commercial-free in chronological order when the reruns were shown on A&E many years ago. I cry for Richard Kimble in the two-part episode called, "The Judgment," when he finally catches up with Fred Johnson, the one-armed man, who is shot and killed by Lt. Gerard. I love the ending when Dr. Kimble leaves the courthouse, shakes hands with Lt. Gerard and watches a parking police car, knowing he no longer has to fear the police. "Tuesday, August 29th...the day the running...stopped!"
David Janssen is one of the most inventive, resourceful actors in television. He has a thrilling reality about him that you seldom see anymore. As an American actor/ screenwriter, I tip my hat to him.. A million best wishes, David..
According to IMDB, Patrick Macnee (of The Avengers) asserted that "The best television actor by far of anybody was David Janssen." (They do not put it in quotation marks; I did because I am quoting them.)
@@DanielByers-qf9qi Many thanks for your note. Indeed, Janssen was a remarkable actor. Thoughtful, intelligent and always the best. Patrick was right..
It needs to be said especially now with the world completely different than back in the great 1960s and the young people who aren,t familiar with this historic television show, that The Fugitive television series and not the movie was The greatest drama series of all time and made A B C a major television network like N B C and C B S Period !!!!!
Right, now John Walsh would be profiling him on In Pursuit --" Have you seen Dr. Richard Kimball? This coward has been on the run for five years and it's time he was brought to justice!" 😂
I adored this TV series and David Janssen. I remember watching this as a kid and feeling sorry for Richard Kimble when the episode was over every week. David Janssen's performance as Kimble was so convincing, you really felt the character was real. I just wished for him to stop running and have a happy life !...lol
I agree with you wholeheartedly now as an adult. I liked the show and character as a younger lad. But, it was beyond my full understanding, as this series was intended for an adult audience. David Janssen is exceedingly convincing as Doctor Kimble. I always wondered, how did he prepare for the role? I saw the so-called overblown movie reboot with Harrison Ford. Frankly, it did that appeal to me. Richard Kimble as an "action hero??" Come on. Best regards to you, June Lynn!
Yeah David Jansen did an awesome job But you know what I never saw all of them so what happened did he find his one arm now or did he get caught or what happened.
My father did not enjoy much pop culture but, The Fugitive was his favorite TV show of all-time and he watched it anytime he could. He spoke often about being a student at Marquette University during the show’s run and this was the original “must-see” show. He waxed nostalgic about getting together with his fraternity brothers and watching it in the student union. When the film came out in the 90s, I took him and we bonded over that. Now 30 years after that, it occurs to me that I’ve never seen the show. So, DVD’s are on the way and I’m looking forward to sharing it with my children. Some pop culture is timeless…
Call me cheesy if you like, but in my mind this theme song has come to epitomize hope and perseverance in the face of adversity. I love this show, no matter how old-fashioned it may seem.
You're definitely not cheesy. This show was phenomenal and still is. The classics are the best. You're one of the few that appreciate quality entertainment. Much love! ❤❤❤
I remember watching this when I was just a little boy in hospital recovering from operations and my dad taped this show on video in the sixties good times
Now try to get the young people of today to sit and watch this fantastic show for more than 5 minutes and see if they like it, my guess is probobly not and what a horrible shame !!!!!
I knew if the movie in the 90s when I was around 13. Then I found out about the show on THIS or ME TV. I heard about the finale being the most watched of all time till MASH. I watched practically every episode every sunday night with my parents and absolutely riveted.
The unmistakable voice of the narrator is William Conrad, who later had his own TV series in the 1970s as the star of the detective show Cannon in which he played the popular, overweight P.I. Frank Cannon.
Big UK news! The Fugitive starts on CBS Justice 6 July 2020 in the Perry Mason slot! Must be the first time on a UK tv channel in at least 30 or 40 years? The same applied to Perry Mason. Good to see these classic monochrome shows finally getting another outing over here in the UK 👍
It is that rare TV series that featured the the grittiness, the desires, the imperfections and the nobility of the common man. It was a series for serious, mature people open to moral instruction and moral reasoning. Made in a time before chain establishments, and before our imaginations and sense of reality were corrupted and stunted by too many video screens. A truly unique and remarkable series.
Every Tuesday night at 10p.m., the nation stopped and watched this outstanding drama. David Janssen was the perfect lead, and Barry Morse was excellent as the 'sinister' Lt. Gerard.
I still watch this show and felt so sorry for Richard Kimble after every episode ,always hoping that he got away safe I really loved. him some episodes I would cry ,
Watch The Fugitive growing up with my parents & brother. It was my Mom favorite program. I recalled our neighbors across the street when they went on vacation.vthey saw the man who played Lieutenant Gerard. The neighbor wife told him he got the wrong man. Doctor Richard Kimbell is innocent.
While hearing this theme song after all these many decades, I was hit with a powerful wave of nostalgia. It was almost palpable. I recall how me and my friends would discuss each episode the next day. This was a superbly developed show, and all the episodes ended on a very bittersweet note; Richard Kimble escaped another close call...
The reason that UA did not get all the TV rights to _The Fugitive_ was because of the special contract devised by the show's creator, Roy Huggins (he had this idea after Warner Bros. Television had denied him his credit as the creator on shows like Maverick and 77 Sunset Strip). UA's rights were thus limited, under this contract, only to the original broadcast run. Syndication by ABC Films (Worldvision Enterprises from 1973-1999, Paramount Domestic Television from 1999-2006, and CBS Television Distribution since 2007) and Warner Bros. as the studio for the 1993 film (and the 2000 TV series) were covered under those same special rights Huggins wrote in his contract.
"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."
The first few season 1 episodes had a much longer narrative: "Name: Richard Kimble. Profession: Doctor of medicine. Destination: Death Row, State Prison. Richard Kimble has been tried and convicted for the murder of his wife. But laws are made by men, carried out by men. And men are imperfect. Richard Kimble is innocent. Proved guilty, what Richard Kimble could not prove was that moments before discovering his wife's body, he encountered a man running from the vicinity of his home. A man with one arm. A man he had never seen before. A man who has not yet been found. 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.:
@@kendallrivers1119 The movie is even worse. 1. Theft at the Hospital 2. Grand Theft Auto of Ambulance 3. Felony Reckless evading 4. Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Officer 5. Burglary 6. Production of False ID 7. Practicing medicine without a license 8. Felon in possession of a handgun 9. Escape from Prison 10. Vandalism 11. Conspiracy to evade police Plus many more.
I love the fugitive as kid I never seen the end I got the full series on dvd I love watching it david jenssen was great pity he died like he did rest in peace the fugitive ❤🤠🐴🐎
Along with the theme, Composer Pete Rugolo was commissioned to score only 50 minutes of original music for the entire series, the other music used were stock CBS music cues (though the series was broadcast on ABC), but they are equally as memorable, reason that fans (myself included ) were so up in arms when they used those stupid replacement cues for the original DVD release of the series, glad that was remedied!
To those of us, fortunate to have been old enough to see television like this, we remember. Today, I do not even own a television and if it's not on my android phone, I do not see it.
Oh, I don't know about that. Shakespeare was very much of his time, and most of his plays were well written soap operas, full of overblown characters and absurd situations. If he was here, writing in modern English, he'd probably have several hit series on TV.
If I remade this series, the one thing I'd change is that we'd never be 100% sure Kimble was innocent. Keep the audience guessing until the last episode.
Bring back the sixty,s as far as I,m concerned all the best tv porgems was on then all the best stars & david janssen was one of them the fugitive was a wonderful series I got on dvd I which it regularly much better than realty shows 🎉❤RIP lovely
The funniest thing is that I was born in the 70s and had no idea that the 1993 film starring Harrison Ford was based on a TV show until I started reading reviews!
Ongoing narratives are the norm for modern television. In fact, it's a rarity to find a drama in episodic form, like The Twilight Zone or Star Trek. Back in the day, if you missed an episode, you could easily tune in the following week and not miss a beat. It had to be that way without recording devices. The Fugitive boldly asked - demanded, really - audiences to tune inevery single week. Yes, it told a different contained tale each episode, but the ongoing plot with the One-Armed Man and Lt. Gerard keep viewers on their toes. The network was initially skeptical to even try such a concept. It blazed a trail for similarly structured shows like The X-Files.
Some outstanding production elements have been lost. I like the impressionistic art work at the end has been lost in the TV production world today. And William Conrad's voice no more. Alas. I like Pete Rugolo's music. I like the original FBI theme a lot better though, It might be a theme and variations suite.
To any boomers curious about anime, I recommend the series "Monster" by Naoki Urasawa. It's way more like The Fugitive in tone and subject matter than something like Pokemon or Sailor Moon, etc. Monster is a classic Crime, Mystery, Psychological thriller, but animated.
The timeline in the series is 6 years between Kimbles wifes murder, or 5 years ( length of series) or mentioned in the last season episodes of 3 years or 4 years? Gerard said in interrogating the one armed man in the last episode that Mrs. Kimbles murder happened in September 1961. Trials usually take a year to to occur and months to complete. That would put Kimbles escape in late 1962 and his final freedom in September 1967. So what is it?
At that time, most of the Japanese loved Kimble's personality. However, when Japanese company invited David Jansen, he kept saying money, monay, money, really disappinted. I liked Barry Moth (spelling correct?), as well.
originally William Conrad was going to be the fugitive....but he kept getting caught in the door while trying to escape from Girard then ripping his pants while trying to climb a fence....so they picked a slimmer fugitive...😃😃😃
THE GUEST STARS IN TONIGHT'S STORY JOANNA MOORE PHILIP E. PINE AND SPECIAL GUEST STAR BARBARA BAXLEY ALSO STARRING BARRY MORSE AS LIEUTENANT PHILIP GERARD TONIGHT'S EPISODE NOBODY LOSES ALL THE TIME
Why can't today's young people and parents of school age kids be made to see this series? What's wrong with seeing quality television and a drama series like this to today's youth? I think that many people would agree that it is a great idea! Not caring about the past, and seeing how the world used to be and how people were is terribly wrong! Television especially from the great 1960s was really that good, but don't take my word for it but it is a proven fact Period!!!!!
Retro TV is an option on many cable packages. There are ways to see these old shows if the parents prioritize it. Most parents don't though. My parents sat and watched the shows that were popular at the time when I was a kid. Happy Days, The Six Million Dollar Man, Chips,.Laverne and Shirley, Kung Fu, Gunsmoke etc. They didn't feel the need to have me watch reruns of the shows they grew up with. Why would today's parents be any different ?
@@Boxingbear Because today's television is horrible and full of reality bullshit and murder and violence worse than years ago. Young people need to be introduced to old television shows or hear about shows of years ago so they can see how good they were before it's too late!!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 I hear you. Instead of Leave It To Beaver or Beverly Hillbillies we have Walking Dead and 30 Day Fiancé. Its fucked up. I dont have kids but if I did I would encourage them to watch older TV shows too. But most parents can't be bothered.
@@scottmiller6495 When The Walking Dead is the number one show on television its a pretty good reflection of where society is at. Sonny and Cher used to be the number one show lol
An innocent victim of blind justice. Falsely convicted for the murder of his wife. Reprieved by fate when a train wreck freed him en route to the death house. Freed him to hide in lonely desperation. To change his identity. To toil at many jobs. Freed him to search for a one-armed man he saw leave the scene of the crime. Freed him to run before the relentless pursuit of the police lieutenant obsessed with his capture.
The name: Doctor Richard Kimble. The destination: DeathRow 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 it's huge hand.
Only david could be that character,and said in an interview after it ended,that ìt brought him lots of money and property and investmemts etc,but "kimble"didn't help much in future projects!
"The Fugitive" was one of my favorite TV shows from the 60's. I never missed an episode.. Television was really good back then.
My favorite rerun 30y later
I finally bought a complete series out of here to do it really was good back then and like you said it’s healing good now I never get tired of watching it
GREAT theme song. Excellent show. Never get tired of watching it. David Janssen was so perfect for the part. I can't imagine anyone else playing it so well. One of the most unique dramas ever produced.
Lindy B. EXACTLY !! Movie was GOOD..... but the TV show was GREAT because of David Janssen !!!
Feb 25 2019
Im 60 years old and remember watching the fugitive as a kid maybe 8 years old at the time and thru the years watching til this day this unique show , as we all know David made the show , he was a perfect fit and played the part so well , Im here still watching this great show , The Fugitive !
Mr5083 😂… ikr,..." The name.... Doctor Richard Kimball.... destination.... death row state prison.... the irony.... Richard Kimball is innocent" !! .... Probably the MOST iconic words in TV HISTORY !!!🤔🙄…😂😂😂😂👍👍
@@terryhawkins8191 the movie could never compare in my mind.
@@MsBackstager And that theme was fantastic.
this is my favorite tv show of all time
"The Fugitive" is my favorite television show of all time. I taped the entire series commercial-free in chronological order when the reruns were shown on A&E many years ago. I cry for Richard Kimble in the two-part episode called, "The Judgment," when he finally catches up with Fred Johnson, the one-armed man, who is shot and killed by Lt. Gerard. I love the ending when Dr. Kimble leaves the courthouse, shakes hands with Lt. Gerard and watches a parking police car, knowing he no longer has to fear the police. "Tuesday, August 29th...the day the running...stopped!"
David Janssen is one of the most inventive, resourceful actors in television. He has a thrilling reality about him that you seldom see anymore. As an American actor/ screenwriter, I tip my hat to him.. A million best wishes, David..
Hollywood could take a lesson from him..
According to IMDB, Patrick Macnee (of The Avengers) asserted that "The best television actor by far of anybody was David Janssen." (They do not put it in quotation marks; I did because I am quoting them.)
@@DanielByers-qf9qi Many thanks for your note. Indeed, Janssen was a remarkable actor. Thoughtful, intelligent and always the best. Patrick was right..
Just bought the series and enjoying each episode...like they were new....
It needs to be said especially now with the world completely different than back in the great 1960s and the young people who aren,t familiar with this historic television show, that The Fugitive television series and not the movie was The greatest drama series of all time and made A B C a major television network like N B C and C B S Period !!!!!
Absolutey!i'm 67 now so i remember it well(and my family watching it every week),the movie is not a touch as good!!
@@mickedwards9098 Thank you for that because it's True!
@Scott, Very well said. Indeed, "The Fugitive" is a remarkable TV series. All best wishes..
@@BeauDare-ov7py Thank you for your support 😁😁😁
Right, now John Walsh would be profiling him on In Pursuit --" Have you seen Dr. Richard Kimball? This coward has been on the run for five years and it's time he was brought to justice!" 😂
Oh, yes. This show will forever be on my list of favorites. Those trumpets...
Excellent audio. A great show that will forever be fondly remembered as a true classic.
Thomas Vasiloff love this show, my dad grew up with it
Schitterend. ... g'night bis....
I adored this TV series and David Janssen. I remember watching this as a kid and feeling sorry for Richard Kimble when the episode was over every week. David Janssen's performance as Kimble was so convincing, you really felt the character was real. I just wished for him to stop running and have a happy life !...lol
June Lynn I agree with everything you’re wrote. Exactly my experience and memory!
I agree with you wholeheartedly now as an adult. I liked the show and character as a younger lad. But, it was beyond my full understanding, as this series was intended for an adult audience. David Janssen is exceedingly convincing as Doctor Kimble. I always wondered, how did he prepare for the role? I saw the so-called overblown movie reboot with Harrison Ford. Frankly, it did that appeal to me. Richard Kimble as an "action hero??" Come on. Best regards to you, June Lynn!
Yeah David Jansen did an awesome job But you know what I never saw all of them so what happened did he find his one arm now or did he get caught or what happened.
@@steveissexy Yes Lt. Gerard finally caught the one armed man and David Janssen was finally free and gave a big smile at the end...lol
This is so true, I watched the entire series (120 episodes) in 95. It was top notch television.
My father did not enjoy much pop culture but, The Fugitive was his favorite TV show of all-time and he watched it anytime he could. He spoke often about being a student at Marquette University during the show’s run and this was the original “must-see” show. He waxed nostalgic about getting together with his fraternity brothers and watching it in the student union. When the film came out in the 90s, I took him and we bonded over that. Now 30 years after that, it occurs to me that I’ve never seen the show. So, DVD’s are on the way and I’m looking forward to sharing it with my children. Some pop culture is timeless…
Actors and acting then, so classy. Professional with dignity.
Call me cheesy if you like, but in my mind this theme song has come to epitomize hope and perseverance in the face of adversity.
I love this show, no matter how old-fashioned it may seem.
Same here
@Joe Garcia Thanks bro!
If appreciating quality work is old fashioned then I'm proud to be an old fogey ;)
True. Richard Kimble was facing a life of life and death. Every day he was a Fuguitive he was facing choices that could cost him his life.
You're definitely not cheesy. This show was phenomenal and still is. The classics are the best. You're one of the few that appreciate quality entertainment. Much love! ❤❤❤
Tbe greatest tv show of all time. David Jansen and Barry Morse were a brilliant actors
WHEN I WAS 8 ,9 YEARS OLD AND EVERY SATURDAY WAITING FOR EPISODE ,WATCHING WITH WHOLE FAMILY
I remember watching this when I was just a little boy in hospital recovering from operations and my dad taped this show on video in the sixties good times
Love this show! Absolute gem! Currently watching the episodes. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
David Janssen had THE LOOK.....he MADE the show !!!
Now try to get the young people of today to sit and watch this fantastic show for more than 5 minutes and see if they like it, my guess is probobly not and what a horrible shame !!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 they wouldn't sit still for black and white and the slow pace.
@@katgirlblue You're probably right but it's still a shame!
I am watching this daily on CBS Justice channel. It is fabulous.
Tremendous voice over by William Conrad AKA Cannon.
I love Cannon and Barnaby Jones. And Highway Patrol, and Dragnet too.
One of the best series that ever came out of Yankeeland.
Greetings from Downunder.
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I knew if the movie in the 90s when I was around 13. Then I found out about the show on THIS or ME TV. I heard about the finale being the most watched of all time till MASH. I watched practically every episode every sunday night with my parents and absolutely riveted.
The unmistakable voice of the narrator is William Conrad, who later had his own TV series in the 1970s as the star of the detective show Cannon in which he played the popular, overweight P.I. Frank Cannon.
Cannon also was Marshall Matt Dillion in the original Gunsmoke series of radio. And to top it off, he narrated Rocky & Bullwinkle, too!
Will never see shows like these again , I'm 60 years old now and been watching these shows since I was a young kid
Henry Quenin Thanks! I wondered who that was. Amazing voice.
Henry Queninnn William Conrad had a 1970's tv show Jake And The Fatman that star Joe Penny January 14,2021
I love this song and fantastic show! Best ever! thanks for uploading this!
Big UK news! The Fugitive starts on CBS Justice 6 July 2020 in the Perry Mason slot! Must be the first time on a UK tv channel in at least 30 or 40 years?
The same applied to Perry Mason.
Good to see these classic monochrome shows finally getting another outing over here in the UK 👍
New start date is Monday 13th July at 5pm 🚶♂️
Absolutely!only David is the fugitive,and only 48 when he died so sad...
I remember watching this show (in syndication) with my mom, great memories, thanks for the upload
Janssen is the man
It is that rare TV series that featured the the grittiness, the desires, the imperfections and the nobility of the common man. It was a series for serious, mature people open to moral instruction and moral reasoning. Made in a time before chain establishments, and before our imaginations and sense of reality were corrupted and stunted by too many video screens. A truly unique and remarkable series.
I just loved this series and some very touching moments
Every Tuesday night at 10p.m., the nation stopped and watched this outstanding drama. David Janssen was the perfect lead, and Barry Morse was excellent as the 'sinister' Lt. Gerard.
I still watch this show and felt so sorry for Richard Kimble after every episode ,always hoping that he got away safe I really loved. him some episodes I would cry ,
Gerard get's him in the end but..helps him to get the one arm man so he can be free again!!
Watch The Fugitive growing up with my parents & brother. It was my Mom favorite program. I recalled our neighbors across the street when they went on vacation.vthey saw the man who played Lieutenant Gerard. The neighbor wife told him he got the wrong man. Doctor Richard Kimbell is innocent.
I'm 68, and l am watching this show again on my Roku TV. It's was such a great TV series back then.
I get to see it on ME TV. It comes on every Sunday night.
I hate to break it to you ma'am but those Roku TVs spy on you and monitor everything you watch.
While hearing this theme song after all these many decades, I was hit with a powerful wave of nostalgia. It was almost palpable. I recall how me and my friends would discuss each episode the next day. This was a superbly developed show, and all the episodes ended on a very bittersweet note; Richard Kimble escaped another close call...
Love the theme song, love the show. David Janssen is so good in it. Perfect for the role of Richard Kimble. They have been playing it on METV.
Barry morse was gerrard in the series(english actor),and bill raisch was the one armed man(who lost it in the korean/us battle!).
He had a natural gruff voice and his son appears in an episode and the final one!
The reason that UA did not get all the TV rights to _The Fugitive_ was because of the special contract devised by the show's creator, Roy Huggins (he had this idea after Warner Bros. Television had denied him his credit as the creator on shows like Maverick and 77 Sunset Strip).
UA's rights were thus limited, under this contract, only to the original broadcast run. Syndication by ABC Films (Worldvision Enterprises from 1973-1999, Paramount Domestic Television from 1999-2006, and CBS Television Distribution since 2007) and Warner Bros. as the studio for the 1993 film (and the 2000 TV series) were covered under those same special rights Huggins wrote in his contract.
Me an my brother use to watch show ever week back in 1970s
Gerard: "Finally, Kimble... finally."
"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."
He is not innocent. He committed numerous felonies over the course of TV Show. He doesn’t get a pass on tgem
The first few season 1 episodes had a much longer narrative:
"Name: Richard Kimble. Profession: Doctor of medicine. Destination: Death Row, State Prison. Richard Kimble has been tried and convicted for the murder of his wife. But laws are made by men, carried out by men. And men are imperfect. Richard Kimble is innocent. Proved guilty, what Richard Kimble could not prove was that moments before discovering his wife's body, he encountered a man running from the vicinity of his home. A man with one arm. A man he had never seen before. A man who has not yet been found. 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.:
@@Solitude47152 Dude get a damn life! Lol
@@kendallrivers1119 The movie is even worse.
1. Theft at the Hospital
2. Grand Theft Auto of Ambulance
3. Felony Reckless evading
4. Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Officer
5. Burglary
6. Production of False ID
7. Practicing medicine without a license
8. Felon in possession of a handgun
9. Escape from Prison
10. Vandalism
11. Conspiracy to evade police
Plus many more.
I love the fugitive as kid I never seen the end I got the full series on dvd I love watching it david jenssen was great pity he died like he did rest in peace the fugitive ❤🤠🐴🐎
Along with the theme, Composer Pete Rugolo was commissioned to score only 50 minutes of original music for the entire series, the other music used were stock CBS music cues (though the series was broadcast on ABC), but they are equally as memorable, reason that fans (myself included ) were so up in arms when they used those stupid replacement cues for the original DVD release of the series, glad that was remedied!
To those of us, fortunate to have been old enough to see television like this, we remember. Today, I do not even own a television and if it's not on my android phone, I do not see it.
Such a gripping intro and the outro..where will he be next? great tv all round.
Jay McD EXACTLY !!👍👍
‘... but in that darkness fate moves it’s huge hand’ 😂 Shakespeare it ain’t 🤣
Oh, I don't know about that. Shakespeare was very much of his time, and most of his plays were well written soap operas, full of overblown characters and absurd situations. If he was here, writing in modern English, he'd probably have several hit series on TV.
Ironic, that the titled "The Prisoner" & "The Fugitive" are my two favorite TV shows!
Likewise. Both of those shows had such moving themes. That's one thing that made them so memorable.
Sublime.
I honestly cried at the end of the last show! I loved it that much!
This was one program that our family counted the days until it aired,and it is very clear now, how limited t
Greatest tv show ever.
Truer words have never been spoken Period!!!!!
I'm watching this show and its amazing. I can see where The Incredible Hulk got its influence.
If you mean the Hulk TV show, then maybe. But Hulk began in the comics a year or so prior to the first season of The Fugitive.
The stock trainwreck footage came from a 1938 David O. Selznick film "The Young in Heart". A classic Hollywood film.
Happy 60th anniversary to 'The Fugitive'.
If I remade this series, the one thing I'd change is that we'd never be 100% sure Kimble was innocent. Keep the audience guessing until the last episode.
Bring back the sixty,s as far as I,m concerned all the best tv porgems was on then all the best stars & david janssen was one of them the fugitive was a wonderful series I got on dvd I which it regularly much better than realty shows 🎉❤RIP lovely
This was a great show in the 60s. 😎
The funniest thing is that I was born in the 70s and had no idea that the 1993 film starring Harrison Ford was based on a TV show until I started reading reviews!
Great job.
Cheers Michael, that means alot!
TeeVees Greatest
Thank you.
The music is amazing ❤
An innocent victim of blind justice.
GREATEST STORYLINE EVER BASED ON HE SAM SHEPPARD CASE 1958................IT HOOKED ME FOR4 YRS
One of greatest TV series ever.
We never missed an episode, although the ending was disappointing.
Rechard Kimble！
Nobody can compete with you.
Ongoing narratives are the norm for modern television. In fact, it's a rarity to find a drama in episodic form, like The Twilight Zone or Star Trek. Back in the day, if you missed an episode, you could easily tune in the following week and not miss a beat. It had to be that way without recording devices. The Fugitive boldly asked - demanded, really - audiences to tune inevery single week. Yes, it told a different contained tale each episode, but the ongoing plot with the One-Armed Man and Lt. Gerard keep viewers on their toes. The network was initially skeptical to even try such a concept. It blazed a trail for similarly structured shows like The X-Files.
Richard Kimble played by David Janssen
Found the 1993 remake starring Harrison Ford, led me to this....amazing how film making has evolved.😄 I didn't even exist yet in 93😂
This one show hollywood will never reboot.
Funny how they say it is a QM Production, but in programs in later years such as The FBI, they say his full name.
I wonder how Barry was able to hide his British accent?
Talent.
Some outstanding production elements have been lost. I like the impressionistic art work at the end has been lost in the TV production world today. And William Conrad's voice no more. Alas. I like Pete Rugolo's music. I like the original FBI theme a lot better though, It might be a theme and variations suite.
A favorite 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤
To any boomers curious about anime, I recommend the series "Monster" by Naoki Urasawa. It's way more like The Fugitive in tone and subject matter than something like Pokemon or Sailor Moon, etc. Monster is a classic Crime, Mystery, Psychological thriller, but animated.
The timeline in the series is 6 years between Kimbles wifes murder, or 5 years ( length of series) or mentioned in the last season episodes of 3 years or 4 years?
Gerard said in interrogating the one armed man in the last episode that Mrs. Kimbles murder happened in September 1961. Trials usually take a year to to occur and months to complete. That would put Kimbles escape in late 1962 and his final freedom in September 1967.
So what is it?
Dang! Did you have a secret mic in the booth when William Conrad was recording or what?? ❤❤❤❤❤
It was not me! It was the one armed man!"
-Jim Carey
Most watched final episode(in 2 parts"the verdict"),in american tv history,which ran for 4 years!
The Judgement!
At that time, most of the Japanese loved Kimble's personality. However, when Japanese company invited David Jansen, he kept saying money, monay, money, really disappinted. I liked Barry Moth (spelling correct?), as well.
originally William Conrad was going to be the fugitive....but he kept getting caught in the door while trying to escape from Girard
then ripping his pants while trying to climb a fence....so they picked a slimmer fugitive...😃😃😃
He saw a one armed man running away from the Cementry!!!!!
In da house too good ty.
THE GUEST STARS IN TONIGHT'S STORY
JOANNA MOORE
PHILIP E. PINE
AND SPECIAL GUEST STAR
BARBARA BAXLEY
ALSO STARRING BARRY MORSE AS LIEUTENANT PHILIP GERARD
TONIGHT'S EPISODE
NOBODY LOSES ALL THE TIME
Michael Daly I am going to try & remember that episode title Nobody Loses All The Time. The next time I play the lottery 😊 December 3, 2020
The Fugitive a QM production.
01:14 Special Effects- Hornby
Why can't today's young people and parents of school age kids be made to see this series? What's wrong with seeing quality television and a drama series like this to today's youth? I think that many people would agree that it is a great idea! Not caring about the past, and seeing how the world used to be and how people were is terribly wrong! Television especially from the great 1960s was really that good, but don't take my word for it but it is a proven fact Period!!!!!
Retro TV is an option on many cable packages. There are ways to see these old shows if the parents prioritize it. Most parents don't though. My parents sat and watched the shows that were popular at the time when I was a kid. Happy Days, The Six Million Dollar Man, Chips,.Laverne and Shirley, Kung Fu, Gunsmoke etc.
They didn't feel the need to have me watch reruns of the shows they grew up with. Why would today's parents be any different ?
@@Boxingbear Because today's television is horrible and full of reality bullshit and murder and violence worse than years ago. Young people need to be introduced to old television shows or hear about shows of years ago so they can see how good they were before it's too late!!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 I hear you. Instead of Leave It To Beaver or Beverly Hillbillies we have Walking Dead and 30 Day Fiancé. Its fucked up. I dont have kids but if I did I would encourage them to watch older TV shows too. But most parents can't be bothered.
@@scottmiller6495 When The Walking Dead is the number one show on television its a pretty good reflection of where society is at. Sonny and Cher used to be the number one show lol
@@Boxingbear Thank you for that!
"Curb Your Enthusiasm", the "Car Periscope" episode brought me here (sea. 8, epi. 8).
Credit composer, Peter Rugolo
I wonder if the show's appeal has to do with feeling that we fear being found out and are running from our true selves.
A LAST TIME FAVORITS */.§.
1952
David Janssen and not Harrison Ford was the Fugitive. Just like Jeff Bridges saying John Wayne and not he was the real Reuber "Rooster" Cogburn.
An innocent victim of blind justice. Falsely convicted for the murder of his wife. Reprieved by fate when a train wreck freed him en route to the death house. Freed him to hide in lonely desperation. To change his identity. To toil at many jobs. Freed him to search for a one-armed man he saw leave the scene of the crime. Freed him to run before the relentless pursuit of the police lieutenant obsessed with his capture.
People took this show so seriously in the 60s that there were vigilante groups going around America killing one-armed men
So why did you have to pay to allow that a universal music
The name:
Doctor Richard Kimble.
The destination:
DeathRow 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 it's huge hand.
Did the Law, ever Find out who DID MURDER the Fugitive's wife???
3:04
CANON
ABC was hesitant to make the final episode where Kimball is vindicated.
El kimble de harrison ford es distinto
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The actor kind of looks like Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
funny thing-- the only "disguise" he ever used was to cover gray hair-- not mush-- he could have grown a beard, wore phony glasses
Only david could be that character,and said in an interview after it ended,that ìt brought him lots of money and property and investmemts etc,but "kimble"didn't help much in future projects!
Richard Kimble sure had a lot of grey hair for a man in his mid-30's.
So did Steve Martin. Prematurely grey.
In reality some individuals hair turns grey prematurely. Case in point the late and great actor Peter Graves.