About the series "Wagon Train"-Which did you like better?-

[rezny717]

1-A)-The episodes with the late Ward Bond as Major Adams ?(1957-until his death in 1961)or B)The late John Mc Intyre as Christopher Hale (1961-1965-John Mc Intyre also was featured in a Ward Bond episode) 2-A-The sung theme or B)The beautiful instrumental theme,3)The NBC episodes(1957-1962),or B)The ABC episodes(1962-1965),4)The Black and white(1957-1962)or the color episodes(1962-1965),and 5)A)The 1957-1963 and 1964-1965 final season hourlong shows or B)The 1963-1964 season only ninety minute episodes? My favorites(and this is just my opinion)-B)The ones with the late Ward Bond were okay,but I liked the ones with the late John Mc Intyre better. 2)B) 3)Both the NBC and ABC episodes were good 4)Both Black and white and color ,although color was a bit more realistic.5)A)The hourlong format.The 90-minute format was too long.What are your choices?Feel free to post.

[tiredmike59]

I liked both, mainly for the big name guest stars.

[tv star collector]

1-A)-The episodes with the late Ward Bond as Major Adams ?(1957-until his death in 1961)or B)The late John Mc Intyre as Christopher Hale (1961-1965-John Mc Intyre also was featured in a Ward Bond episode) 2-A-The sung theme or B)The beautiful instrumental theme,3)The NBC episodes(1957-1962),or B)The ABC episodes(1962-1965),4)The Black and white(1957-1962)or the color episodes(1962-1965),and 5)A)The 1957-1963 and 1964-1965 final season hourlong shows or B)The 1963-1964 season only ninety minute episodes? My favorites(and this is just my opinion)-B)The ones with the late Ward Bond were okay,but I liked the ones with the late John Mc Intyre better. 2)B) 3)Both the NBC and ABC episodes were good 4)Both Black and white and color ,although color was a bit more realistic.5)A)The hourlong format.The 90-minute format was too long.What are your choices?Feel free to post.

1. (A) Ward Bond
2. (B) Instrumental
3. (A) NBC
4. (A) Black-&-White
5. (A) 60 min.

[BillMac]

Did you know there were three Wagon Train themes.