The Virginian Season 7 - Collectable Embossed Tin

The Virginian Season 7
Today is January 10,2013 and I have preorded The Virginian Season 7 but I can't give it a review yet as it won't be released until February 2013. But what I can say if it is good as the first 6 seasons I can't wait. One thing about this show it is 75 minutes long without the commercials where it was 90 minutes with commercials. NBC aired this show on Wednesday nights its entire run. I watched it as a young kid with my family and loved it. The Virginian gave the viewer time to let a story evolve. Other hour long television shows had to get to the meat of the story quickly and the show was over as quick as it started. This show tells a good story in every episode and takes its time. Just the other day I watched the episode THE LONG WAY HOME from season 5 starring Pernell Roberts and Noah Berry (Jim Rockford's dad on The Rockford Files with James Garner)anyway this episode was exceptionally good with Pernell coming home to reunite with his son and wife but is rebuffed by his wife. He...

ANOTHER SOLID SEASON
HEY JUDE by The Beatles was the Number 1 song in America when Season 7 of The Virginian premiered on Sept 18th, 1968 :)

>Picture Quality: SUPERB! On a scale of 1-10, it's a 10. All of the seasons of The Virginian thus far have been visual feasts.
Digital Remastering doesn't get any better than this.

Even though there are some minor character changes from the previous year, nothing is profound enough to diminish the enjoyment. The quality writing and production remains top notch for the most part. John McIntire & his wife Jeanette Nolan return as Clay and Holly Grainger, owners of the Shiloh. Gone is nephew Stacy Grainger, played by Don Quine. His sister Elizabeth (Sara Lane) remains. Also hitting the trail for season 7: On again-off again Sheriff Ryker. (Clu Gulager) This time he's gone for good (no big loss!), and once again he's replaced by Ross Elliot's likeable Sheriff Abbott.

The one new addition to the cast is ranch-hand David Sutton,...

The Virginian Season 7
We have enjoyed the whole series! It's nice to be able to watch a show that has a positive outcome. Wish that there were more!

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