Lovesusti
The Worst Film Ever
Greenes
Please don't spend money on this.
Aneesa Wardle
The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.
samantha raines
I love this show, I remember watching it when i was a kid. As soon as i heard the music i would run into the living room sit down and not move for the whole 60 minutes. Of course I'm a typical girl and my favest young rider was Kid of course. but as i look back on it, buck is the best. I bought season 1 when it came out and have watched every episode 5 times and made all my friends at least watch one episode. I have collected all the pics i can of the show, and have made a young rider collage. I even want to collect a toy horse look alike of every young riders horse. i know this may be considered a little obsessive but this is really the only thing i have of my childhood that i hold onto. Well if any of you feel as i do you will understand. I would love to here your comments please talk to me fellow fans if you can.
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cameron-155
I LOVED this show when I was little!!! I had the mad 11 year old hots for Josh Brolin. I still have my old poster and my autographed pictures of the whole cast, Josh Brolin and Ty Miller packed away somewhere. (Sigh) they were so dreamy...... And I totally remember the theme song. It didn't have any words, but I could hum it for you!!! I haven't seen it many years, so who knows if it's actually as good as I remember. But here's a neat little bit of trivia. There was a song used in an episode about a little boy in a wheelchair (think it was guest star Brian Bonsall, but I'm not positive). I don't remember the words, but the chorus started with "that's the way it's gonna be, little darling" that was also used in the movie Jerry Maguire. I had always remembered the song from the show, but never heard it again until the movie came out. How's that for useless knowledge!!
PippinTheHobbit
First of all I want to say that I LOVE this show. This was the first new show I watched with my parents as a family on a regular basis, and was second only to The Waltons. The characters are fantastic, it's action-packed, romantic, emotional, and just overall endearing. I believe this show is one of the main reasons that I love American History so much, to this day I search for anything I can find about the Pony Express. And now it has been released on DVD (just season 1 so far), and I have been watching at least one episode a day, reliving the love I felt for this show when I saw it as a young girl who started off simply loving it because it had beautiful horses and a girl that was just as good as the boys.
masatototo
I was touched when I saw this show first approximately 10 years ago. I think I was in junior high or high school at that time. I still remember the moment that one white guy chose to die and native people decided to kill him respectively in their ritual way. Speaking of the atmosphere of the show, I didn't really care about the shooting scenes themselves in general and also in this show, but the reasons why they fought were adorable. People in the show could die for their dignity, which was similar to part of the Samurai spirit in Japan hundreds years ago. Well, the shooting scenes didn't have much percentage in the show, though. Anyway, what I'm saying is that this show has stories and it is not like the just-shoot-them-all-because-they-are-bad "masterpiece" Western movies. I really hope this show will come out on DVD.
