The Magnificent Seven (TV series)

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The Magnificent Seven
The Magnificent Seven
Format Western
Country of origin Flag of the United States United States
No. of episodes 23
Production
Running time 42 minutes per episode
Broadcast
Original run January 3, 1998April 2, 1999
External links
IMDb profile

The Magnificent Seven was a TV series based on the 1960 movie. It aired between 1998 and 2000. It was filmed in Newhall, California. The pilot was filmed in Mescal, Arizona and the Dragoon Mountains of Arizona, near Tombstone.

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[edit] Plot

Seven cowboys, each with their own distinct characteristics, fight together for the underdog.

[edit] The Magnificent Seven

[edit] Chris Larabee (Michael Biehn)

Larabee is closely based on the "Chris Adams" character played by Yul Brynner in the original film. He lost his wife and son in a fire some time before the start of the series and this has turned him into a reserved but deadly individual.

[edit] Vin Tanner (Eric Close)

Eric Close who bears some resemblance to Steve McQueen took over the role of Vin.

[edit] Ezra Standish (Anthony Starke)

Ezra is a Southern card shark with elements of Lee (Robert Vaughn) and Harry Luck (Brad Dexter).

[edit] Josiah Sanchez (Ron Perlman)

A former gunfighter and preacher who has trouble forgiving himself for acts he committed in the past.

[edit] Nathan Jackson (Rick Worthy)

Nathan was a former slave who served as a stretcher-bearer in the Civil War, and learned a great deal about medicine during that time.

[edit] J.D. Dunne (Andrew Kavovit)

J.D. came from the East Coast where his mother was a servant and he served as a stable-boy, his mother saved money to send him to college, but there wasn't enough, so instead he came out West to become a gunfighter.

[edit] Buck Wilmington (Dale Midkiff)

Buck is the ladies man of the group and will take any opportunity to flirt with the ladies.

[edit] Additional Characters

[edit] Mary Travis (Laurie Holden)

Editor of the local newspaper. Daughter-in-law to Orrin Travis.

[edit] Orrin Travis (Robert Vaughn)

Local Justice of the Peace

[edit] Casey Wells (Dana Barron)

A local tomboy, and potential love interest of J.D.

[edit] Maude Standish (Michelle Phillips)

Ezra's con-artist mother.

[edit] Episode List

[edit] Season 1

Ep# Title Broadcast Date Written by Directed by
1 Pilot I January 3, 1998 Frank Q. Dobbs & Chris Black Geoff Murphy
2 Pilot II January 3, 1998 Frank Q. Dobbs & Chris Black Geoff Murphy
3 One Day Out West January 10, 1998 Josef Anderson Peter Markle
4 Working Girls January 17, 1998 Melissa Rosenberg Christopher Cain
5 Safecracker January 24, 1998 Rick Husky T.J. Scott
6 Witness January 31, 1998 Melissa Rosenberg Bill Wages
7 Nemesis February 7, 1998 Steve Hattman Jerry Jameson
8 The Collector February 14, 1998 Michael Norell Gregg Champion
9 Manhunt February 21, 1998 Rick Husky Steve Beers
10 Inmate 78 February 28, 1998 Robert Franke Gregg Champion

[edit] Season 2

Ep# Title Broadcast Date Written by Directed by
1 The New Law January 8, 1999 Melissa Rosenberg Christopher Cain
2 Sins of the Past January 15, 1999 Steve Hattman Gregg Champion
3 Love and Honor January 22, 1999 Rob Wright Gregg Champion
4 Vendetta January 29, 1999 Mark Haskell Smith William Wages
5 Wagon Train: Part 1 February 5, 1999 Melissa Rosenberg Christopher Cain
6 Wagon Train: Part 2 February 12, 1999 Richard Kletter Christopher Cain
7 Chinatown February 19, 1999 Neil Landau Christopher Cain
8 Achilles February 26, 1999 Mark Haskell Smith Gordon Lonsdale
9 Penance March 5, 1999 Don Michael Paul Gregg Champion
10 The Trial March 12, 1999 Michael Nobell William Wages
11 Lady Killers March 19, 1999 Melissa Rosenberg William Wages
12 Serpents March 26, 1999 Mark Haskell Smith, Melissa Rosenberg,

Richard Kletter

Christopher Cain
13 Obsession April 2, 1999 Richard Kletter Kevin Dowling

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[edit] The Stars and Science Fiction

Many of the stars of The Magnificent Seven have played significant roles in science fiction movies and TV:

[edit] See also

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Magnificent Seven Episode Guide

[edit] External links

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