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Westerns

S2.E2Westerns

Pioneers of Television
7.5
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  • Jan 14, 2017
  • Narrator Kelsey Grammar should learn how to pronounce Western States

    In a documentary about "Westerns", you would think that the narrator would at least learn how to pronounce the name of the western states that are prominently featured in this genre. Maybe he should actually watch Bonanza in which NEVADA is pronounced correctly and not mispronounced as the regionally uneducated narrator has done.

    This PBS documentary does a decent job of covering the genre but omits entirely some important examples of television westerns. The actors who were interviewed for this documentary are certainly not the most important or prominent in this genre. I would hope that east coast centric PBS/WNET would make better decisions on choosing a narrator who actually knows more about the western USA.

    reference: xradio . us / western-states-for-dummies

    P.S. the PBS "about series" link for Westerns is broken

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