Taeger is no John Wayne...
“Hondo: The Complete Series” is based on the Louis L’Amour story and the 1953 John Wayne movie derived from it. Ralph Taeger plays cavalry scout Hondo Lane, an embittered loner in the Arizona Territiory in the 1870s. Once a Confederate Cavalry captain, he had lived with the Apaches for a time under the protection of Chief Vittoro (Michael Pate), only to see his Indian bride — Vittoro’s daughter — slain by the army in a massacre.<br /><br />Now he travels with a dog named Sam, troubleshooting for the army and trying to avert further bloodshed in the campaign against renegade Indians, land grabbers, gunmen, and bandits around Fort Lowell. Capt. Richards (Gary Clarke) is the young martinet commander of the fort, Buffalo Baker (Noah Beery, Jr.) a scout, and Angie Dow (Kathie Browne), Hondo’s romantic interest, a widow who runs the general store with the help of her nine-year-old son, Johnny (Buddy Foster).<br /><br />Hondo Lane is from a familiar Western hero mold — quiet, dedicated to law and order, no family ties, with a preference to avoid violence but unafraid to stand up for the defenseless. Traeger doesn’t have the stature of John Wayne, but does a credible job of channeling L’Amour’s creation. The show has a number of parallels to the long-running “Gunsmoke.”<br /><br />Guest stars include Robert Taylor, Nick Adams, Annette Funicello, Robert Reed, Claude Akins, John Carradine, Farley Granger, Iron Eyes Cody, Michael Rennie, Gary Merrill, Alan Hale, James MacArthur, Forrest Tucker, Charles McGraw, and Jack Elam.<br /><br />The show originally ran for only a half season, from September to December, 1967. Only 17 episodes were aired. The show’s early cancellation had more to do with its time schedule than its quality (it was up against “Star Trek” and “Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.”). All 17 episodes are contained on the 4-disc DVD release. There are no bonus features.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Based on the character created by Louis L'Amour and the John Wayne film of the same name, Hondo depicts the adventures of former cavalry scout Hondo Lane (Ralph Taeger) and his dog, Sam (himself), as he tries to broker a peace between the white settlers and the Native Americans fighting to keep their land and way of life. Ex-scout, ex-Confederate officer, and widower of a massacred Apache bride, Hondo has the right mix of perspectives needed to troubleshoot the dangers found in the lawless and powder-keg atmosphere that envelopes the Arizona Territory of the 1870s. Aiding Hondo is frontier widow Angie Dow (Kathie Brown), her son Johnny (Buddy Foster), grizzled sidekick Buffalo Baker (Noah Beery Jr.), Apache Chief Vittoro (Michael Pate), Colonel Crook (William Bryant) and Captain Richards (Gary Clarke). Notable guests include Robert Taylor, Nick Adams, Annette Funicello, Robert Reed,Claude Akins, John Carradine and Farley Granger..