Today! Robert Redford is among the guest stars on THE VIRGINIAN "Cast Favorites" Marathon

Here's the line up:
1:00 pm James Drury presents The Mountain of the Sun
2:30 pm Sarah Lane presents The Beloved Outlaw
4:00 pm Roberta Shore presents The Evil That Men Do (with Robert Redford)
5:30 pm James Drury presents Felicity’s Spring
7:00 pm Don Quine presents Yesterday’s Timepiece
8:30 pm Gary Clarke presents Duel At Shiloh (with Brian Keith)
10:00 pm Diane Roter presents Nobody Said Hello (with James Whitmore)
11:30 pm Roberta Shore presents The Evil That Men Do (Encore)

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Tomorrow: THE VIRGINIAN "Cast Favorites" Marathon on INSP

It's true. Tomorrow, Saturday April 27, INSP will air an all-day Virginian marathon, with stars reminiscing about the series, the actors and their favorite episodes. There's never-before-seen footage here, and even James Drury, the Virginian himself, is excited. “They captured more than just our favorite shows," he says, "the stories that came out of these interviews are priceless. We’re all planning to watch – I sure know where I’ll be on April 27th!”

Here's the line up:
1:00 pm James Drury presents The Mountain of the Sun
2:30 pm Sarah Lane presents The Beloved Outlaw
4:00 pm Roberta Shore presents The Evil That Men Do
5:30 pm James Drury presents Felicity’s Spring
7:00 pm Don Quine presents Yesterday’s Timepiece
8:30 pm Gary Clarke presents Duel At Shiloh
10:00 pm Diane Roter presents Nobody Said Hello
11:30 pm Roberta Shore presents The Evil That Men Do (Encore)



P.S. Forgotten Books will return next Friday at it's regularly scheduled time. Meanwhile, check out this week's FB line up at pattinase.

The Return of THE VIRGINIAN

Here's good news. Just in time for its 50th Anniversary, one of my favorite old westerns is returning to TV. Mark your calendars, because the INSP Network will feature The Virginian in a day-long marathon on September 22, then add the show to their growing Saddle-Up Saturday lineup on September 29.

The Virginian premiered on NBC in September, 1962 and ran for ten years, chalking up 249 episodes. It will now run exclusively on INSP.