A Classic TV Western
Until "The Virginian" bowed on NBC in the fall of 1962, Westerns were relegated to either half-hour or one-hour time slots.  The network took a chance, counting on the popularity of Westerns at the time, to expand a weekly Western series to 90 minutes.  The gamble paid off.  The show ran through 1971, chalking up a total of 249 episodes.  "The Virginian" is the third longest-running TV Western, behind only "Gunsmoke" and "Bonanza."<br /><br />"The Virginian - The Complete First Season" contains all 30 full-color episodes from the first season.  The 1902 Owen Wister novel on which the series was based was set in the town of Medicine Bow, Wyoming in the 1890's, and chronicled the lives and relationships of the people who came west to settle the wild land.  The title refers to a man of mystery whose past was unknown.<br /><br />The novel was first adapted to the screen as a silent picture directed by Cecil B. DeMille.  There was another silent film in 1923 and then the 1929 sound version starring Gary Cooper as the man with no name.  Joel McCrea reprised the role on the big screen in 1946. The story was one of the best known in the genre by the time it hit home screens.<br /><br />For the TV series, James Drury starred in the title role as foreman of the Shiloh Ranch.  Doug McClure portrayed Trampas, a devil-may-care lovable rogue, and Lee J. Cobb played patriarchal figure Judge Garth, owner of the Shiloh Ranch.  Gary Clark, Pippa Scott, and Roberta Shore rounded out the cast of regulars.<br /><br />Filmed mostly in the greater Los Angeles area, on the back lots and sound stages of Universal Studios and at surrounding ranches, "The Virginian" was strengthened by A-list guest stars.  In the first season, George C. Scott, Lee Marvin, Bette Davis, Robert Duvall, Brian Keith, Colleen Dewhurst, Hugh O'Brian, Gena Rowlands, Jack Warden, Ricardo Montalban, Fabian, Eddie Albert, Vera Miles, and Ida Lupino guested.<br /><br /> The Collector's Set is packaged in a handsome, embossed tin container. In addition to the entire first season, the set includes a bonus disc containing interviews with star James Drury and cast members Gary Clark, Roberta Shore, Robert Fuller, and Peter Brown.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : 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. Starring James Drury in the title role, The Virginian was the first 90 minute television western, airing in prime time on NBC from 1962-1971. The stellar cast included Lee J. Cobb, Doug McClure, Gary Clark and Roberta Shore, and each week brought talented guest stars to The Virginian. Season One's line-up of luminaries reads like a who's who of Hollywood, including George C. Scott, Lee Marvin, Bette Davis, Robert Duvall, Brian Keith, Colleen Dewhurst, Hugh O'Brian, Ricardo Montalban, Eddie Albert, Tammy Grimes, Clu Gulager, Fabian, Vera Miles, Michael Rennie, Ida Lupino, and many more!.