Violent past gives way to domestic responsibilities...
“Paradise: The Complete First Season” is a TV Western drama about Ethan Allan Cord (Lee Horsley), a volatile man with a violent past, who lives alone in the 1890s frontier mining town of Paradise, California until the unexpected arrival of the four orphaned children of his deceased sister. Though gifted as a gunslinger, Cord possesses little ability for raising these children, four city kids abruptly transported to a farmhouse in the wilderness.<br /><br />With the help of his best friend, John Tyler (Dehl Berti), an Indian shaman, and stubborn bank owner Amelia Lawson (Sigrid Thornton), Cord discovers his own fatherly instincts as he gradually accepts the responsibilities of parenthood. Despite his efforts to become a peaceable rancher, Cord is still hired for his skills with a gun and called upon to protect the honest folk of Paradise from criminals. Among the townspeople seen frequently are Scotty the bartender (Mack Dryden) and Tiny the blacksmith (John Bloom).<br /><br />“Paradise” aired at a time when the Western was practically an endangered species on television. Its heyday was the late 1950s when more than 15 Westerns aired on the (then) three networks in prime time. “Paradise” had a interesting spin, combining the family values of “Little House on the Prairie” and the straightforward adult drama of “Gunsmoke.” The show was well written, and it’s a testament to its quality that it lasted three seasons.<br /><br /> “Paradise” originally aired on CBS from 1988 to 1991. In its abbreviated third season, the show returned with the new title “Guns of Paradise.”<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the 5-disc DVD set. Episodes are unrated are are presented in full-frame format.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A volatile man with a violent past, Ethan Allen Cord (Lee Horsley) lives alone in the frontier mining town of Paradise, California, until the unexpected arrival of a quartet of kin, the orphaned children of his deceased sister. Though gifted as a gunslinger, Cord possesses little aptitude for raising Claire (Jenny Beck), Joseph (Matthew Newmark), Benjamin (Brian Lando) and George (Michael Patrick Carter), four city kids abruptly transported to a farmhouse in the wilderness. With the help of his best friend -- John Taylor (Dehl Berti), an Indian shaman -- and stubborn bank owner Amelia Lawson (Sigrid Thornton), Cord discovers his own fatherly instincts as he gradually accepts the responsibilities of parenthood. David Jacobs (Dallas, Knot's Landing) is the creative force behind this authentic Western, set in the 1890s, blending family drama with savage six-gun action..