Re: Centennial-Bringing in the 'Millenium'

Posted by NightSky on December 29, 1999 at 12:49:50:

In Reply to: Centennial-Bringing in the 'Millenium' posted by Danalee Lavelle-Burroughs on December 29, 1999 at 09:45:27:

: New Year's Eve at the Burrough's, we'll be watching a marathon of the 12 episodes of the mini-series of "Centennial". Anybody remember this? It's one of my favorites, came out in '78 and starred Robert Conrad, Richard Chamberlain, etc. Based on Michener's history of Colorado over a two hundred year period it has something for everybody; there is the love triangle of Clay Basket (Barbara Carrera), Pasquinel (Conrad)and McKeag (Chamberlain), not to mention the murder/disappearance that isn't resolved until contemporary times. Many Blockbuster Video stores have it for rent and Suncoast has it for sale.

the Skimmerhorn massacre and cattle drive are two of my favorite things ever produced for TV. Enjoy!!! YRH

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: : New Year's Eve at the Burrough's, we'll be watching a marathon of the 12 episodes of the mini-series of "Centennial". Anybody remember this? It's one of my favorites, came out in '78 and starred Robert Conrad, Richard Chamberlain, etc. Based on Michener's history of Colorado over a two hundred year period it has something for everybody; there is the love triangle of Clay Basket (Barbara Carrera), Pasquinel (Conrad)and McKeag (Chamberlain), not to mention the murder/disappearance that isn't resolved until contemporary times. Many Blockbuster Video stores have it for rent and Suncoast has it for sale.

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: the Skimmerhorn massacre and cattle drive are two of my favorite things ever produced for TV.  Enjoy!!!  YRH


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