an always smirking Colonel Custer....Wayne MAUNDER

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Oh why aren't men like the movies or TV :) gorgeous, brave, smart , fit for crying out loud!! And all the girls cried Amen!

I love this video's of Custer. The cowboy shows of yesteryear were great. Installed some value int the young people of the day. Unlike these new shows. Most of which are about betrayal and deceit.

Never tire of watching this episode either. I look forward to each episode posted and will be sorry when they're all up as there won't be any more to look forward to. Still, I'll be able to see them again and again and again etc etc etc. Thanks!!

I like to thank you for posting this too. I love these old west series. Better than the new stuff. My wife gets bored to tears, so I watch this and let her have the tv.

I NEVER saw this show as a kid or up until NOW!!!! I love these old Westerns!!! Thanks for taking the time to share these!!!!!

i really apoprecate them i grew up with this tv series dubbed in spanish!!! and i am having a blast watching them now !!! In the famous words of gomer pyle!!!! thank you , thank you , thank you!!!!!!!

Many thanks for sharing this Dwightt. I used to love this as a kid watching it in Scotland and haven't seen it for over 40 years. I remember getting the book "The Legend of Custer Annual" for Christmas when it came out in 1968 and the model of Custer on his horse! Thanks again and I'm really looking forward to seeing the rest.

I haven't seen this show since i was a kid in the '70s! I remember the obstacle course scene and the charge from the markers. But i don't remember the helicopter shots! That was pretty good for tv in those days. Bloody good trip down memory lane!

Thanks for this video. I have recorded the episode from TV more than 20 years ago. Very much impressed by Custer's tactics to charge during his enemy's rifle reloading. My tape has long gone. Still keeping the exciting charging scene in my computer. Your version is more clear and sharper. Have been searching for clearer version thro KZfaq for a long time. Happy to see it was just shown few months ago this year.

Thanks for posting these. I missed this series as a kid, cause it was on as the same time as the Virginian, and that's what I watched. This was a very entertaining series.

Just found this series from a historical stance I do not like Custer but do enjoy a good western series ill give this a try

thank you for this great movie

At least fans of the 1966 Time Tunnel will probably going to hate or like the show, since Custer was a better bet than the second season of The Time Tunnel.

@videohknt Am happy to post them.Am glad that at least a few people appreciate them.

Shiiiiit! I remember this from when I was a kid! Bullshit through and through, but we thought it was great.

Thanks for uploading

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Custer was a patriot,and good soldier,and made many mistakes which all humans do ,we today have no right to judge the people of those days we have no right to judge anyone period thats Gods job. CUSTER WAS A LOYAL AMERICAN WHO LOVED HIS COUNTRY

You heard it hear first. The Winchester the bad dude is carrying at 36:15 is the same one Paul Newman used in HOMBRE. I know because I own it. It has many unique characteristics which I have documented.

Geniali questi telefilm dove Custer vive tutta una serie di avventure inventate e fumettistiche...

buenos dias Dwighttfrye ! saludos , gracias por tu tiempo en subir esta serie ( no tiene sonido, como le puedo subir volumen) saludos

Im sorry my english not is very good, this is the fisrt chapter i see en 70s en mexico, when un tv chanel the chanel five is good chanel later very mad , thanks

They sure had Captain Keogh cast and written wrong. If you google Myles Keogh, he was tall, dark and extremely handsome. He had fought in Europe, and had an excellent record in the civil war, almost as good as Custer. Sadly he died at LBH, his horse Cherokee was the only survivor. I can't think of any present day actor handsome or manly enough to play him.

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Here's a useless piece of information. At the time they issued a set of bubble gum cards with all the stills taken from this opening episode. Merchandising certainly come a long way since then.

custer ,what a hero

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MAjor Reno had a bad case of sour grapes. Custer was a concieted bastard, but most General officers are. Modest men do not get those stars. For all his sins, Custer made the rebs in gen and Stuart in particular run. Not many could claim that.

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custer actually did not have tactics. it even said in his biography he was just lucky.

Custer was a swell headed son of a bitch, but you don't build the kind of record he had in the civil war with luck. My own thoughts are he was the victim, like Grant of sour grapes by more senior officeers who had spent the first two years of war getting the shit kicked out of them by an force they had outnumbered and out gunned.

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stunned to silence. Loved the series, but Charles 64C, people said some awfully harsh things about some other guys who practiced genocide. I don't need to list them. The Brits feature on the list - but so do the American settlers. If something's wrong, it's - well, wrong. When it comes to a country that already belongs to someone else, the finders keepers/my guns bigger than your gun/what do you mean you don't have guns isn't a very honourable answer

It's difficult for anyone who lived thru the time this turkey saw air to forget how mind-bendingly *awful* it was. Four and a half minutes was all I needed to see to erase years of dedicated effort that went into forgetting this swill. But it does prove one thing. TV has no respect for history. Never has had, never will have when some pea brain thinks they can make a buck. Here is some genuine, factual history to make up for this junk: Most of the enlisted men under his command hated Custer. Their favorite "pet names" for "Yellow hair" were "Fanny" and "Hard Ass." Analysis of the bones picked up at the Little Big Horn mostly show that the common Troopers who died with and for Custer were broken down sad sacks with worn teeth, (Bad rations left over from the Civil War) dentures, back trouble (years of riding bad saddles and second rate horses) and that most of them were between 40-50 years old. Many of the common "horse soldiers" sacrificed to Custer's stupidity and ego did not speak English as a first language. Many of them were immigrants who took what looked like a high-paying, adventurous job. The truth is that Cavalry Horses had it better in many ways than the men who rode them. I say these things to tear down the fake image that film and television has left as "History" of the 7th Cavalry of the day being so neat, and clean and well kept, just like those stables that Custer was rolling around in. But one thing was accurate, even if none of it could be seen on TV. The show is all horse manure, that's for sure.