The Wild Wild West - Season 1 with Robert Conrad: DVD Cover
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The Wild Wild West - Season 1
a.k.a. The Wild Wild West - The Complete First Season, 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition Cast: Robert Conrad, Ross Martin

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  • DVD Release Date: 06/06/2006
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Closed Caption; Robert Conrad audio intros; Lost original opening; Ross Martin sketch; Network promos; Theme scoring sessions; Audio commentary by Robert Conrad; Photo gallery; Audio interviews; And more!; 28 action-packed first-season episodes; Completely remastered for optimal picture quality; Alternate versions o the theme music from the original master tapes

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One of the most intriguing TV spin-offs of the 1960s spy craze, The Wild Wild West was a genre-bending espionage-western starring Robert Conrad in his signature role as West -- James West, the frontier 007. With his partner, master of disguise Artemus Gordon (Ross Martin) -- the "Q" to West's Bond -- he foils diabolical plots and fights the bad guys. One nemesis is the diminutive Dr. Miguelito Loveless (Michael Dunn), who makes a memorable first impression in "The Night the Wizard Shook the Earth." And that's Richard Kiel, more popularly known as Jaws in The Spy Who Loved Me, as Loveless's menacing, mute henchman, Voltaire. Like The Avengers, The Wild Wild West could get downright bizarre, such as in "Night of the Puppeteer," in which West defends himself before a jury of marionettes, and "The Night of the Druid's Blood," featuring Don Rickles as a sinister magician. Among the more traditional episodes is "The Night of the Double-Edge Knife," in which Cheyenne Indians are blamed for a series of attacks on railroad workers. Guest stars include Leslie Nielsen (playing it straight as an embittered Army general), Katharine Ross, Elisha Cook Jr., and John Drew Barrymore (Drew's dad). Political correctness probably dictated use of the tamer animated opening credit sequence in which West merely kisses a knife-wielding femme fatale into submission. But the original opening, in which West clocks his attacker, is included as an extra feature. Conrad's audio introductions for each episode are fun, but he's a little too free and easy with spoilers. After the debacle that was the Will Smith feature film, it's great to have the original series available on DVD. Go West, old fans! Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble

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old time fun!by NancyLibrarian

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March 16, 2009: I loved this show on TV, remember watching it as a child, and so have thoroughly enjoyed season 1 again. I get interested enough that I forget it is black and white pretty quickly. Now the plots are not intricate or great literature, but good clean fun. I had forgotten that Jim West and Artie Gordon were Secret Service agents, I just remembered weapons hidden all over and unusual gimmicks, which nowadays make me think of James Bond. Robert Conrad looks so young! I may get Baa Baa Black Sheep next, he was fun in that series, too.