Paul and Rich ride out to rope some funny with their take on comedy westerns from laugh out loud funny to complete failures without a single laugh.

02:09 — Paul and Rich introduce The Legend of the Black Rose from Wolfpack Publishing

03:01 — Rich shares his good fortune at receiving a treasure trove of Western books and ephemera

08:06 — Paul and Rich discuss Robert E. Howard’s Breckinridge Elkins stories

10:08 — A look at W.C. Tuttle’s Sheriff Henry and Jack Bickham’s Wildcat O’Shea

13:22 — Sharing the H.H. Lomax books by Preston Lewis

14:00 — Rich talks Buster Keaton’s The Paleface (1922)

15:00 — Paul and Buster Keaton Go West (1925)

16:16 — The story behind The General (1926)

17:35 —  Laurel and Hardy follow the stars Way Out West (1937)

19:14 — The Paleface (1948) and The Son of Paleface (1952) with Bob Hope and Jane Russell

20:00 — The Shakiest Gun in the West (1968)

20:50 — Paul’s review of Support Your Local Sheriff (1969)

22:27 — Rich and Paul take a look at Cat Ballou (1965) and its TV pilots

25:04 — Rich rides to Fort Courage to visit F-Troop (1965 - 1967)

28:40 — Paul spends a real-life week in the saddle, so can relate to City Slickers (1991)

31:05 — What do we think about Shang-hai Noon (2000)?

32:42 — Paul is pleasantly surprised by Rango (2011)

34:10 — Disney’s era of family-oriented comic western adventures.

36:22 — But what about Blazing Saddles (1974)?

39:27 — Paul declares A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) dead on arrival. 

40:40 — Shoot-Outs and Shout-Outs

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