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Venneford, is interested in preserving the natural beauty of Colorado; Wendell, the heir to the family real estate business, however, has a propensity for self-interest. While exploring the town, Vernor meets Wendell at an excavation for a new bridge. Wendell, recognizing the scene from his father's tales, then removes skeletal evidence of the Sorensen murder, witnessed by Vernor from afar. After Wendell leaves, Vernor returns to the excavation site and drops down into the now exposed cave. After a brief search, Vernor discovers a single bone, which Sidney takes to have analyzed. Wendell is also a candidate for the new statewide office of Commissioner of Resources, which he plans to use to greatly expand industry in the state regardless of environmental impact. While reciting the history of Centennial to Vernor, Garrett feels persuaded to run against Wendell. After a trial over illegal eagle, bear, and turkey hunting, Wendell encourages Garrett's reputation to be smeared by people opposed to his conservationist views and relationships with Hispanics, specifically his romance with the sister of the local cantina owner. Garrett and Vernor then discuss the various historical and contemporary issues surrounding the people in and around Centennial, including "this nation's unique moral headache" -
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Skimmerhorn, however, initially refuse to believe that Seccombe is behind the subsequent killings. Also in town are the Bucklands on a mission to check their investment at Venneford, which now covers some 6 million acres. Charlotte Buckland falls in love with Seccombe and the two marry. Eventually the outlaws are eliminated by Brumbaugh, Skimmerhorn and Lloyd. Sheriff Axel Dumire is unable to prove their guilt without witnesses and peace is restored to the area. The episode ends when Zendt, whose nephew is visiting, decides to return to Lancaster to see his family again.
1898:. In a TV debate, the candidates square off, and argue the merits of development and conservation and of balancing resources. Analysis of the bone that Vernor found confirms it as human, forcing Vernor and Sidney to realize that the rumors of how the Wendells gained their family fortune as true. The series ends with the election results showing a return swing in Garrett's favor, before fading to a montage of the people and places of the series.
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braves, and back to the Arapaho, where McKeag meets Lame Beaver's daughter, Clay Basket. By 1800, back in St. Louis, Pasquinel marries Lise Bockweiss. Meanwhile, after flashbacks about his exploits, Lame Beaver discovers a gold nugget and makes it into bullets for his rifle. Later, he leads a raid
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the election. Paul Garrett is in his 50s and is Lloyd's grandson in the miniseries, but he is in his early 40s in the novel and is their great-grandson. The miniseries skips a generation for the sake of simplicity. This skipped generation would have revealed that Garrett is also a descendant of
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cowboys to brand and then lead them north. Feeling obliged to help the widow of an old friend, Poteet buys 150 head of cattle from her and hires her oldest son, Jim Lloyd, as an additional hand. After paying a "crossing fee" at the ford of 5c per head, the epic cattle drive across the barren
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2568:Kleber, John E. (October 17, 2014).
2518:"Centennial:: New York Times Review"
2352:(For chapter seven: "The Shepherds")
955:Michael Le Clair – Jim Lloyd (young)
427:is a 12-episode American television
2657:. Arcadia Publishing. p. 125.
2302:Chicago International Film Festival
1075:Monika Ramirez – Blue Leaf (age 14)
634:– Charlotte Buckland Seccombe Lloyd
2705:Agnew, Jeremy (October 15, 2020).
2189:The character of Indian hater and
925:James Kisicki – Rev. Fenstermacher
862:Byron Gilbert – Truinfador Marquez
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2684:. Arcadia Publishing. p. 8.
2484:Gomery, Douglas (July 25, 2019).
1896:contemporary Indian social issues
1243:David Yanez – Lame Beaver (age 9)
1234:Leslie Winston – Laura Lou Booker
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1159:Gordon Steel – Donald McPherson
724:Siegfried H. Brauer III – Extra
712:Scott Birney – Zendt Farm Child
2381:Writers Guild of America Award
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1045:Michael K. Osborn – Mr. Kellen
811:Damon Douglas – William Savage
793:Joella Deffenbaugh – Fat Laura
742:Steve Burns – Pvt. James Clark
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1284:"Only the Rocks Live Forever"
1246:Ken Yellow Moon – 2nd Arapaho
1132:Steve Shemayne – Pawnee Chief
1024:Karmin Murcelo – Flor Marquez
982:Barney McFadden – Abel Tanner
973:Jay W. MacIntosh – Emma Lloyd
952:Tony LaTorre – Marcel (age 7)
871:Michael Goodrow – Ethan Grebe
691:Stephan Andrade – 1st Arapaho
3376:James A. Michener Art Museum
1991:On November 27, 1978, actor
1940:Rocky Mountain National Park
1417:"The Wagon and the Elephant"
1114:Frank S. Salsedo – Sam Lopez
1084:Steven Rapp – Kurt Brumbaugh
1009:Julio Medina – Father Gravez
1006:Mari Michener – Janice Welch
796:Dennis Dimster – Timmy Grebe
3366:Michener Center for Writers
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1135:Stuart Silbar – Col. Hanley
1069:Terry Phillips – Newscaster
1042:Rachel Orr – Victoria Grebe
988:– Philip Wendell (as a boy)
928:Eric Lalich – Jake Calendar
919:Morris Jones – 1st Reporter
727:Marta Brennan – Mary Sibley
610:– Jacques Pasquinel (adult)
441:1974 novel of the same name
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2711:. McFarland. p. 176.
2453:; Marsh, Earle F. (2007).
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874:Lani Grant – Mrs. Takemoto
853:Lou Frizzell – Mr. Norriss
835:H.P. Evetts – Orvid Pettis
745:Barry Cahill – Maj. O'Neil
646:– Marcel Pasquinel (adult)
598:– Lise Bockweiss Pasquinel
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694:Phyllis Applegate – Clerk
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1054:– Philip Wendell (adult)
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883:– Defense Atty. Prescott
877:Jacques Hampton – Doctor
790:Bob Davis – Bank Manager
763:Dave Cass – Frank Pettis
760:Joan Carey – Miss Kruger
526:– Col. Frank Skimmerhorn
3209:Short story collections
3174:The Eagle and the Raven
2769:"Studio Fined In Death"
2749:(UPI). January 11, 1979
2654:Denver's Historic Homes
2651:Zimmer, Amy B. (2013).
2624:Benson, Maxine (1994).
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1958:State Historic Site in
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1072:Maria Potts – Blue Leaf
1039:Richard O'Brien – Judge
922:John Kings – Englishman
808:– Capt. William Ketchum
568:– Captain John McIntosh
3294:Adventures in Paradise
3253:The Bridges at Toko-Ri
2939:The Bridges at Toko-ri
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2785:(AP). January 11, 1979
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1777:"The Winds of Fortune"
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628:– Lucinda McKeag Zendt
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2424:Best TV Actor – Drama
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892:Allan Hunt – Stanford
838:Darrell Fetty – Burns
604:– Tranquilino Marquez
592:– Sheriff Axel Dumire
544:– Major Maxwell Mercy
3198:Literary Reflections
3190:The World Is My Home
2463:. pp. 230–231.
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2249:Centennial, Colorado
2234:Rufus "Potato" Clark
2230:Albert John Bothwell
1979:Centennial, Colorado
1814:"The Winds of Death"
1222:– Dr. Richard Butler
1123:Eric Server – Pierce
1048:Gene Otis – Stringer
1015:– Maurice Cartwright
820:– Maj. George Sibley
556:– Prof. Lewis Vernor
447:and was produced by
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2931:The Fires of Spring
2810:Santa Cruz Sentinel
2552:Sand Creek Massacre
2348:Robert George Freer
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895:Gordon Hurst – Clay
674:Stephanie Zimbalist
512:Richard Chamberlain
238:Stephanie Zimbalist
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3261:Return to Paradise
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1360:"The Yellow Apron"
1096:– Messmore Garrett
1058:John Bennett Perry
961:– Sheriff Bogardus
911:Claude Jarman, Jr.
868:– Serafina Marquez
698:Royce D. Applegate
550:– Sidney Endermann
538:– John Skimmerhorn
514:– Alexander McKeag
502:– Herman Bockweiss
346:Production company
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1474:Oregon Trail
1327:counted coup
1229:Van Williams
1199:Glynn Turman
1189:– Uncle Dick
1187:Bill Thurman
1174:– Rude Water
1118:Steve Sandor
1108:– Gen. Asher
1100:Jorge Rivero
1088:Debi Richter
1081:– Lost Eagle
1066:– Rev. Holly
1052:Morgan Paull
1021:– Mule Canby
1001:Sandy McPeak
913:– Earl Grebe
907:– Sgt. Lykes
826:– Judge Hart
806:Burt Douglas
800:Robert DoQui
782:Henry Darrow
749:Alan Caillou
700:– Mr. Holmes
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574:– Levi Zendt
548:Sharon Gless
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500:Raymond Burr
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409:October 1980
336:Running time
328:Robert Watts
313:Howard Deane
251:John Addison
143:Raymond Burr
57:
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3297:(1959-1962)
3236:Adaptations
3126:Non-fiction
3099:Recessional
2844:Clive James
2556:Silas Soule
2451:Brooks, Tim
2323:Emmy Awards
2211:Silas Soule
2140:August 2024
2052:August 2024
1877:John Wilder
1871:147 minutes
1852:World War I
1847:foreclosing
1766:badger game
1739:"The Crime"
1728:con-artists
1692:"The Storm"
1614:John Wilder
1553:Paul Krasny
1507:Paul Krasny
1490:turnarounds
1470:wagon train
1424:Paul Krasny
1370:John Wilder
1287:147 minutes
1270:Directed by
1240:– Gen. Wade
1028:Alan Napier
1013:Art Metrano
986:Doug McKeon
859:– Old Sioux
719:Lynn Borden
644:Kario Salem
590:Brian Keith
584:Alex Karras
566:Mark Harmon
520:– Pasquinel
496:– Jim Lloyd
449:John Wilder
319:Bill Parker
293:(Chapter 6)
290:Alex Beaton
268:of episodes
193:Brian Keith
188:Alex Karras
173:Mark Harmon
107:Paul Krasny
95:Directed by
83:John Wilder
3391:Categories
3318:Centennial
2995:Chesapeake
2987:Centennial
2971:The Source
2875:Centennial
2864:Centennial
2838:References
2825:August 11,
2293:Recipient
2264:Centennial
2238:irrigation
2172:half-breed
2124:improve it
2036:improve it
1956:White Hall
1906:Production
1884:1979-02-04
1854:, and the
1832:1979-02-03
1817:99 minutes
1795:1979-01-28
1783:Harry Falk
1780:95 minutes
1755:1979-01-21
1745:Harry Falk
1742:96 minutes
1712:1979-01-14
1699:Harry Falk
1695:94 minutes
1669:1978-12-10
1656:93 minutes
1621:1978-12-03
1608:98 minutes
1565:1978-11-11
1550:97 minutes
1517:1978-11-04
1504:96 minutes
1466:Ohio River
1435:1978-10-28
1420:96 minutes
1378:1978-10-08
1363:94 minutes
1304:1978-10-01
1273:Written by
1214:Jesse Vint
1127:Steve Shaw
1079:Nick Ramus
935:Les Lannom
824:Dana Elcar
737:Bo Brundin
707:James Best
682:Other cast
652:– Joe Bean
602:A Martinez
457:Centennial
429:miniseries
424:Centennial
388:1979-02-04
378:1978-10-01
316:John Elias
276:Production
102:Harry Falk
71:Written by
59:Centennial
36:Centennial
3246:(musical)
3115:Matecumbe
3075:The Novel
3059:Caribbean
2789:March 16,
2753:March 16,
2434:Footnotes
2410:Nominated
2328:Nominated
2290:Category
2259:Broadcast
2242:Littleton
2207:Lamanites
2128:verifying
2040:verifying
1856:Dust Bowl
1680:range war
1576:Civil War
1486:Fort John
1446:Mennonite
1339:St. Louis
1325:. Having
1208:Alan Vint
901:– Laseter
784:– Alvarez
731:Reb Brown
339:1256 min.
281:Producers
3269:Sayonara
2963:Caravans
2947:Sayonara
2880:AllMovie
2532:July 28,
1938:and the
1343:Bavarian
1331:Cheyenne
1319:voyageur
1252:Episodes
1231:– George
1180:– Dennis
463:Synopsis
437:Colorado
247:Composer
126:Starring
54:Based on
3354:Related
3067:Journey
2606:May 29,
2287:Result
2222:Wyoming
2122:Please
2034:Please
1948:Wyoming
1932:Orchard
1882: (
1830: (
1793: (
1787:Unknown
1753: (
1710: (
1704:Unknown
1667: (
1619: (
1563: (
1528:Laramie
1515: (
1454:shunned
1433: (
1376: (
1315:Arapaho
1302: (
1296:Unknown
1267:Runtime
943:– Flagg
413:1980-10
411: (
407: –
403:1980-09
401: (
396:Release
386: (
382: –
376: (
371:Release
361:Network
307:Editors
3346:(2001)
3344:(film)
3337:(1994)
3329:(1985)
3321:(1978)
3313:(1970)
3305:(1966)
3302:Hawaii
3289:(1958)
3287:(film)
3280:(1957)
3272:(1957)
3264:(1953)
3256:(1953)
3248:(1949)
3228:(1951)
3220:(1947)
3201:(1993)
3193:(1992)
3185:(1992)
3177:(1990)
3169:(1983)
3161:(1968)
3158:Iberia
3153:(1957)
3145:(1957)
3137:(1951)
3118:(2007)
3110:(1995)
3102:(1994)
3094:(1992)
3091:Mexico
3086:(1992)
3078:(1991)
3070:(1989)
3062:(1989)
3054:(1988)
3051:Alaska
3046:(1987)
3043:Legacy
3038:(1985)
3030:(1983)
3027:Poland
3022:(1982)
3014:(1980)
3006:(1979)
2998:(1978)
2990:(1974)
2982:(1971)
2974:(1965)
2966:(1963)
2958:(1959)
2955:Hawaii
2950:(1954)
2942:(1953)
2934:(1949)
2923:Novels
2715:
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2307:Winner
2284:Award
1997:Denver
1954:. The
1924:Denver
1398:Kiowas
1390:bigamy
1335:Pawnee
844:– Buck
3334:Texas
3326:Space
3035:Texas
3019:Space
2281:Year
2178:, of
2081:after
1406:Sioux
1264:Title
2869:IMDb
2827:2024
2791:2016
2755:2016
2713:ISBN
2686:ISBN
2659:ISBN
2632:ISBN
2608:2014
2576:ISBN
2534:2006
2492:ISBN
2465:ISBN
2401:1980
2377:1979
2358:1979
2319:1979
2298:1979
1984:The
476:Cast
2878:at
2867:at
2386:Won
2365:Won
2253:not
2220:in
2201:in
2126:by
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