Reviews

They include a button for "Special Features", but no matter how many times I've clicked on it, all it does is take viewers back to the "Play" button and the movie simply starts over. RIP-OFF!

I love westerns, but I thought this one is a real in"justice" to tv viewers. All the way to the end, when the credits roll and the producers misspell the word "cavalry" ... twice! Give us a break and, at least, try to appear credible!

I was an extra in the pilot, shot in Chicago, and had the enjoyment of working with Marlee Matlin and Mark Harmon. Mr. Harmon was very personable and professional, and even took the time to eat dinner and chat with us extras. I literally, bumped into Ms. Matlin during one of our takes, when she turned and walked into me as I crossed a hallway in a scene where I walk across the room from viewers' right to left. I would like to add that I walked very professionally, almost like I had been doing it... all of my life! I was sorry when the program was canceled, as I thought it was very well done. Chicago has some of the best architecture available to the television and movie industry today. The interiors and exteriors are without equal. Sincerely, Dave Quinn McHenry, IL