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# The Virginian: Season 5 (1966)

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Owen Wister's 1902 western novel The Virginian was one of the first great novels of the American West. Set in the semi-mythical town of Medicine Bow, Wyoming in the 1890s, it chronicled the lives and relationships of the people who came west and settled the wild land. The Virginian was the first 90 minute television western, airing in prime time on NBC from 1962-1971. While James Drury and Doug McClure continued in their roles as The Virginian and Trampas, Season Five saw many changes in Medicine Bow. The great Charles Bickford joined the cast as the proprietor of the Shiloh Ranch, along with Sara Lane, Don Quine and Clu Gulager, breathing fresh life into the show and recapturing its top ratings. The impressive list of talented guest stars in Season Five include Angie Dickinson and Warren Oates (Ride to Delphi), Susan Strasberg (The Captive), Dan Duryea (The Challenge), Myrna Loy (Lady of the House), Pernell Roberts (The Long Way Home), Andy Devine (Yesterday's Timepiece), and many more.

Review: The Virginian 5th Season, plenty of action & popular stars - The Virginian (1962 - 1971) was one of my favorite TV westerns along with The Big Valley. Both shows were never boring, and had colorful, action-packed stories of the Old West. Fortunately for Virginian fans, most of the seasons have been released on DVD, and this 5th Season set comes in a beautiful collectible tin that would make a very nice gift as well. Below is a complete list of the Season 5 1966-1967 episodes on this 10-DVD set, along with their mostly well-known guest stars: Disc 1 Legacy of Hate - Jo van Fleet, Jeremy Slate Ride to Delphi - Angie Dickinson, Harold J. Stone The Captive - Susan Strasberg, Don Hanmer Disc 2 An Echo of Thunder - Linden Chiles, Jason Evers Jacob was a Plain Man - Aldo Ray, Alfred Ryder The Challenge - Barbara Anderson, Don Galloway Disc 3 Outcast - Fabian, Milton Selzer Trail to Ashley Mountain - Martin Milner, George Kennedy Deadeye Dick - Alice Rawlings, William Schallert Disc 4 High Stakes - Jack Lord, Terry Moore Beloved Outlaw - John Bryant, James Beck Linda - Diane Baker, Clifton James Disc 5 The Long Way Home - Pernell Roberts, Noah Beery Girl on the Glass Mountain - Tom Tryon, Laurie Mitchell Vengeance Trail - Mary Ann Mobley, Ron Russell Disc 6 Sue Ann - Patty Duke, Paul Carr Yesterday's Timepiece - Kelly Jean Peters, Karl Swenson Requiem for a Country Doctor - Cloris Leachman, Debbie Watson Disc 7 The Modoc Kid - Harrison Ford, John Saxon The Gauntlet - Mark Richman, Marian Moses Without Mercy - James Gregory, Lonny Chapman Disc 8 Melanie - Susan Clark, Victor Jory Doctor Pat - Jill Donohue, Mari Blanchard Nightmare at Fort Killman - James Daly, Les Crane Disc 9 Bitter Harvest - Whitney Blake, Larry Pennell A Welcoming Town - Lynda Day George, Kent McCord The Girl on the Pinto - Warren Stevens, Valora Noland Disc 10 Lady of the House - Myrna Loy, L.Q. Jones The Strange Quest of Claire Bingham - Sandra Smith, Andrew Prine
Review: James Drury. The best Virginian - This is my all-time favourite show and my favourite Western.I have quite a few favourite westerns but if I could only have one series to keep this would be it.I don't really know why.Certainly nostalgia plays a part.I was just a child when this was on TV.But even then it seemed to me that this show was something special.It seemed to be more like a movie than a series.It did run for 74 minutes without commercials and it had a stirring musical score by Percy Faith.Maybe it was the actor's.I have seen both movie versions of "The Virginian" with Gary Cooper and Joel McCrea,both great actors.But it will always be James Drury who was,is and will always be the Virginian.Just as Doug McClure will always be Trampas.As a kid,Trampas was my favourite character on the show.The first four seasons Lee J Cobb played the owner of the Shiloh Ranch with his adopted daughter Betsy played by Roberta Shore.Mr Cobb was an actor's actor.Highly respected and watchable in everything he did.It's a shame that he hated the show and couldn't wait for his contract to be up.This, the fifth season, would see a new owner played by Charles Bickford join the show with his two grandchildren.Unfortunately he would pass away half way through the sixth season and would be replaced by John McIntire playing his brother and then by Stewart Granger playing the English owner in the final season when the show would be re-titled "The Men from Shiloh".The show had great production values right throughout it's nine year run and is the third longest running western of all time.Thanks to Timeless Media Group for releasing this series on DVD.Now I can relive all these adventures I saw as a child and relish in it.Also for including interviews with some of the cast in previous DVD releases.I really enjoyed hearing about what it was like to work on this series. There is so much more I would like to say about this series,but,it would be too long.It is only left for me to say that Mr Drury should be proud of his achievement in his performance in this show.I hope everyone who watches this show enjoys it as much as I do.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Charles Bickford, Doug McClure, James Drury |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 336 Reviews |
| Format | NTSC |
| Genre | Westerns, Westerns/Television |
| Language | English |
| Number Of Discs | 10 |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Virginian 5th Season, plenty of action & popular stars
*by J***L on September 15, 2012*

The Virginian (1962 - 1971) was one of my favorite TV westerns along with The Big Valley. Both shows were never boring, and had colorful, action-packed stories of the Old West. Fortunately for Virginian fans, most of the seasons have been released on DVD, and this 5th Season set comes in a beautiful collectible tin that would make a very nice gift as well. Below is a complete list of the Season 5 1966-1967 episodes on this 10-DVD set, along with their mostly well-known guest stars: Disc 1 Legacy of Hate - Jo van Fleet, Jeremy Slate Ride to Delphi - Angie Dickinson, Harold J. Stone The Captive - Susan Strasberg, Don Hanmer Disc 2 An Echo of Thunder - Linden Chiles, Jason Evers Jacob was a Plain Man - Aldo Ray, Alfred Ryder The Challenge - Barbara Anderson, Don Galloway Disc 3 Outcast - Fabian, Milton Selzer Trail to Ashley Mountain - Martin Milner, George Kennedy Deadeye Dick - Alice Rawlings, William Schallert Disc 4 High Stakes - Jack Lord, Terry Moore Beloved Outlaw - John Bryant, James Beck Linda - Diane Baker, Clifton James Disc 5 The Long Way Home - Pernell Roberts, Noah Beery Girl on the Glass Mountain - Tom Tryon, Laurie Mitchell Vengeance Trail - Mary Ann Mobley, Ron Russell Disc 6 Sue Ann - Patty Duke, Paul Carr Yesterday's Timepiece - Kelly Jean Peters, Karl Swenson Requiem for a Country Doctor - Cloris Leachman, Debbie Watson Disc 7 The Modoc Kid - Harrison Ford, John Saxon The Gauntlet - Mark Richman, Marian Moses Without Mercy - James Gregory, Lonny Chapman Disc 8 Melanie - Susan Clark, Victor Jory Doctor Pat - Jill Donohue, Mari Blanchard Nightmare at Fort Killman - James Daly, Les Crane Disc 9 Bitter Harvest - Whitney Blake, Larry Pennell A Welcoming Town - Lynda Day George, Kent McCord The Girl on the Pinto - Warren Stevens, Valora Noland Disc 10 Lady of the House - Myrna Loy, L.Q. Jones The Strange Quest of Claire Bingham - Sandra Smith, Andrew Prine

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ James Drury. The best Virginian
*by M***E on November 21, 2011*

This is my all-time favourite show and my favourite Western.I have quite a few favourite westerns but if I could only have one series to keep this would be it.I don't really know why.Certainly nostalgia plays a part.I was just a child when this was on TV.But even then it seemed to me that this show was something special.It seemed to be more like a movie than a series.It did run for 74 minutes without commercials and it had a stirring musical score by Percy Faith.Maybe it was the actor's.I have seen both movie versions of "The Virginian" with Gary Cooper and Joel McCrea,both great actors.But it will always be James Drury who was,is and will always be the Virginian.Just as Doug McClure will always be Trampas.As a kid,Trampas was my favourite character on the show.The first four seasons Lee J Cobb played the owner of the Shiloh Ranch with his adopted daughter Betsy played by Roberta Shore.Mr Cobb was an actor's actor.Highly respected and watchable in everything he did.It's a shame that he hated the show and couldn't wait for his contract to be up.This, the fifth season, would see a new owner played by Charles Bickford join the show with his two grandchildren.Unfortunately he would pass away half way through the sixth season and would be replaced by John McIntire playing his brother and then by Stewart Granger playing the English owner in the final season when the show would be re-titled "The Men from Shiloh".The show had great production values right throughout it's nine year run and is the third longest running western of all time.Thanks to Timeless Media Group for releasing this series on DVD.Now I can relive all these adventures I saw as a child and relish in it.Also for including interviews with some of the cast in previous DVD releases.I really enjoyed hearing about what it was like to work on this series. There is so much more I would like to say about this series,but,it would be too long.It is only left for me to say that Mr Drury should be proud of his achievement in his performance in this show.I hope everyone who watches this show enjoys it as much as I do.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bullseye!
*by H***N on December 26, 2011*

One of the two very best TV westerns ("Gunsmoke" being the other) and one of TV's best dramas. Year after year, the program provided good writing, acting, photography and a lot of fun along the way. James Drury anchored a fine cast, which included many top Hollywood guest stars every year, and Doug McClure was the perfect cowboy as Trampas. It is wonderful to be able to watch these dramas unfold again, in excellent color and sound, and recall how we were treated to the equivalent of a well done TV movie every week on "The Virginian." It is very gratifying to see the entire series being released in such quick fashion. I look forward to seasons 6, 7, and 8 in the coming year (season 9, the final season, when the title changed to "The Men From Shiloh," is already out). Five stars for this TV western giant!

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