Charming simplistic 60's western series whose purpose is to just entertain. There is usually some small lesson included but it's told in an easy going manner. Many well known actors who were just starting out pop up throughout the episodes. The main cast are all fine, some like David Soul who went on to other things, others like Bobby Sherman, who is very appealing, had a few big years and then left the business but they all work well together. Best of all is the great Joan Blondell full of sass as Lottie the saloon keeper and surrogate mother to the whole town. A nice reminder of when a series didn't have to have deep meaning and grit or be about people who had to be idiotic and mocked by the one of the leads. The excellent theme and credits are an added plus, really suited to the program from a time when shows tried to have a memorable opening so you knew right from the beginning you were watching something distinctive from everything else on TV.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching Season 1 on DVD, even my husband didn't seem to mind watching! We need Season 2, need closure. Email Sony at [email protected] to let them know how many of us appreciate the wholesomeness of this TV show. Ask them to release Season 2 for us! We don't get choices like this anymore, and even though it's definitely not realistic, it's still a blast to watch, even at my age! The Bolt Brothers were great, doing what it took to keep their town alive. They showed their caring about their town, and about each other. You don't see much of that anymore. Yes, there was what appeared to be a lot of drinking at Lottie's, but rarely anything any worse than that. Watching Jeremy and Candy's romance was just wonderful to a tween-ager. My mother let me stay up late on a school night to see this program. Please email Sony and request the release of Season 2. With customer demand, maybe it will come out sooner rather than later~!

I used to watch this show where I was a young girl. I loved it and would love to see it on Nick at Night. I think the kids would love it also. I also liked the show Emergency.Both shows showed good morals and good taste and that is what all programs need. I was young when I watched these programs but they stuck out I'm my memory and I still smile when I think about them.I also liked the show Big Valley and it is still shown on Nick At Night sometimes. I also liked the Adams Family. That was a comedy that the whole family could watch and nobody would get offended.The other series that I would love to see come back to television is the Rescue 911. I don't see it anymore and a number of lives were saved because of that show.

I remember the whole family sitting around watching this show (I think it was on Weds. nights at 8:00). It had something for everyone. Bridget Hanley for me and my brothers, Bobby Sherman and David Soul for my sisters. Good stories, but the series tanked when Candy's brother and sister moved to Seattle. It obviously must not have done well in the ratings, as Jeremy and Candy were always toying with getting married, but I remember everyone in my school talking about it the next day.I would also like to see some of the shows again to see just how good/bad they were.