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August 1976 (USA)
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Four episodes of Dusty's Trail edited together into a movie. The episodes, in the order shown, are: "Tomahawk Territory", "Horse of Another Color", "There is Nothing Like a Dame", and "The Not So Magnificent Seven". full summary | add synopsis
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Compilation of "Dusty's Trail" episodes
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Bob Denver | ... | Dusty (archive footage) |
 | Forrest Tucker | ... | Wagonmaster Callahan (archive footage) |
| Ivor Francis | ... | Mr. Carter Brookhaven (archive footage) |
| Jeannine Riley | ... | Lulu McQueen (archive footage) |
| Lori Saunders | ... | Betsy (archive footage) |
| Lynn Wood | ... | Mrs. Daphine Brookhaven (archive footage) |
| William Cort | ... | Andy (archive footage) (as Bill Cort) |
| Eddie Little Sky | ... | Natuma (archive footage) |
| Ernest Esparza III | ... | Indian Boy (archive footage) (as Ernesto Esparza III) |
| Don 'Red' Barry | ... | Marshal (archive footage) (as Donald Barry) |
| Buck Young | ... | Rancher Uriah (archive footage) |
 | James Gammon | ... | Roy, Hired Hand (archive footage) (as Jim Gammon) |
| Dennis Fimple | ... | McGirk (archive footage) |
| John Quade | ... | Jake (archive footage) |
| Dick Peabody | ... | Kyle Skullner (archive footage) |
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86 min
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Dusty:
Gee, that was a bright idea. Wonder why I didn't think of it!
Wagonmaster Callahan: Because it was a bright idea.
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Wagonmaster Callahan: Because it was a bright idea.
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Edited from "Dusty's Trail: Not So Magnificent Seven (#1.1)" (1973)
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"Dusty's Trail" is a tepid rehash by Sherwood Schwartz of his earlier "success," "Gilligan's Island." The similarities are so blatant, it is hardly surprising that Bob Denver is playing the lead.
Each of "Gilligan's" seven characters has been transplanted to a very stereotyped Old West setting. Even many of the supporting characters in this "film" popped up on that remote island a decade earlier.
Check on the "Dusty's Trail" page for further comments of other users, and details of the actual show. (It aired in syndication during the 73/74 season; why this "movie" surfaced two years later, one can only guess.) I actually remember seeing the series during its first-run. One afternoon I sat with a bunch of neighborhood kids, viewing an episode, and we all agreed that it was a ripoff of "Gilligan," and not HALF as good.