It is a shame that Disney does not produce movies or series like this anymore! Thank the Lord for KZfaq!

Sixty-seven years later and i like this show EVEN MORE!

A good mini-series from Walt Disney.

Quality Disney Programs

"What in the Wide World of Sports is going on here?" - Slim Pickens

Watched it regularly as a kid.

"Los Angeles" becoming Charleston again... Regards from France

Colonial Francis Marion was a South Carolinian.

Eleanor Audley was Steve Douglas' mother-in-law and Oliver Wendell Douglas' mom, not to mention Lady Tremayne and Maleficient. Barbara Eiler was Ozzie Nelson's sister-in-law and was a semi-regular on O&H playing various characters. Later Oz's brother was married to Connie Harper, David's law secretary. Myron Healey, who was in everything back in 1960, plays the Swamp Fox's second in command.

Tgese should be put back on the televisions, bringing back patriotism to our country. ❤

The reality of the Revolution was that the Brits were tough. The Colonies needed help from other countries, especially France. The Brits were not bafoons.

Should have titled this one: "Get your a** in that boat, woman.. They are ON THE WAY!

Unknown by many the Spanish help us a lot in this war. Louisiana was Spanish territory at the time.

How I miss the Disney that was great in its own right, decent shows and films for the whole family, plus a bit of historical documentaries on what made our nation in history a nation of freedom values, and the struggles of all races of people and their families, REGARDLESS of peoples skin colors. FREEDOM being the biggest important story of all, from slavery, to religious liberty, and from oppression…..something that doesn’t seem to be taught enough in schools systems in today’s society, including, basic math, literature, reading comprehension, spelling, speech, and when writing in cursive was an understanding with intellectual prowess. I’m glad I grew up in a society where an education was very important and how learning to read and write was as important in keeping the basics in tact for future generations to follow. Where learning about other countries, their culture, economy and capitals was learning to understand them in fuller detail, doing hands on research with various materials, putting them all together, etc. Back then, it wasn’t called social studies, it was called GEOGRAPHY, exploring the earth and other countries around the world….and a time for exploring and learning about other countries, with hands on research into books and maps. I know, because I built a small display for one of my projects in school, being used as a presentation in front of my classmates. 👍❤️🙏🏼 It is the corner stone of all knowledge which shapes all our futures, not technological tools, for without the basics as a cornerstone to rely upon, we are lost in a quagmire of ignorance and subservient to technological advancement. Knowledge is power….BUT, Without the basics of knowledge, we are left in the dark ages of illiteracy and despair, the destruction and collapse of our cultures and societies, and the lack of good social values for our children’s future. Is this what has happened throughout human existence and history, civilizations being torn apart and destroyed by its own forces of evil, technological changes and dependency upon its own advancements of technological wonders, or other forms of civilized development, only to become oblivious to its potential outreach, consumed and controlled by its desires, becoming slaves to machines without thinking of consequences or androgynous nature and behavior? Our computers are only tools, but with AI intelligence, humanity is reaping a whirlwind of destructive consequences it may never fully recover from.

33:22; What salacious esquadrille dancing! Twerking of the 1780s! Gasp and swoon, I have caught the vapours!

Be grateful to Mel Gibson and Leslie Neilson.

Parole dang

Is The Cryer Alan Napier or are my eyes deceiving me...

I have trouble believing the swamp fox was that foxy..

Too bad the video quality is not very good.