Hatfields and McCoys

A mere technicality. He could say the Yankees shot Jim, thus Anse naturally had to shoot them both. The Yankees remain villains, Anse is a hero, and Jim gets conveniently shuffled off this mortal coil. What's not to love?

Then again, without Jim Vance and the shifty lawyer, this series probably lasts 30 minutes.



He didn't look like the dog-eating sort. Seemed like a normally calm fellow who smoked a pipe. Those types are usually fond of dogs.
I smoke a pipe. can't go by that. I am fond of dogs. My point being that he could not shoot kin. The Mccoy lawyer seemed to be the plotter. Take him out and you sort of take out the brains of the outfit.
 
I smoke a pipe. can't go by that. I am fond of dogs.

That's what I said...

My point being that he could not shoot kin. The Mccoy lawyer seemed to be the plotter. Take him out and you sort of take out the brains of the outfit.

Oh, he could do it if he wanted to. The guy was a waste of skin on so many levels. Hey, I agree with getting rid of the lawyer too, I just wanted to do it with Diane's T-rex.
 
It's occurred to me that the Hatfields and McCoys were sort of the 19th century version of the Jerry Springer Show. Jerry would've gone nuts over that chick and Vance whipping one another with cow tails. Admit that would have driven ratings through the roof!
 
It's occurred to me that the Hatfields and McCoys were sort of the 19th century version of the Jerry Springer Show. Jerry would've gone nuts over that chick and Vance whipping one another with cow tails. Admit that would have driven ratings through the roof!
Hope it does not start a new fad.:smile:
 
The first guy the Hatfields should have shot was the shifty lawyer.:smile:

i was thinking it was kevin spacey playing the part, because to me he looked and sounded like spacey... then i says to me self he aint spacey its someone else it is... either way he was a seedy bloke.
 
While most like the Capulets' and Montagues' romance story. It didn't do anything to moderate the situation.
 
diane said:
Gotta say, Johnse there sure ruined every gal looked his way! Anse needed to brand a warning label on the kid.:eek:

Well, to be fair, the second one was nuts to begin with. The first one, however, got completely hosed by absolutely everyone except the old lady.

A good warning label for Johnse would've been "KICKS DOGS."
 
That's true. Had to feel bad for Roseanne and then she dropped dead the minute the slime-ball lawyer said he wanted her. That dude just kept getting better and better, didn't he!
 
It was strange that Anse wanted to quit fighting after the death of the young kids. He deserted after the young soldier died and then wanted the feud ended after the death of the kid in the final battle. I wonder if anyone else noticed this similarity.
 
It was strange that Anse wanted to quit fighting after the death of the young kids. He deserted after the young soldier died and then wanted the feud ended after the death of the kid in the final battle. I wonder if anyone else noticed this similarity.

Didn't realize that until your post just now, good call.
 
It was strange that Anse wanted to quit fighting after the death of the young kids. He deserted after the young soldier died and then wanted the feud ended after the death of the kid in the final battle. I wonder if anyone else noticed this similarity.
Yeah, I noticed. Was surprised they didn't do more with that, and I'm sure the similarity was intentional.
 
Building on famous family feud, Hatfield-McCoy descendants sought for reality TV show

By Associated Press, Published: June 9

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Television producers are looking for descendants of the once-feuding Hatfield and McCoy families to take part in a reality show that will be filmed in West Virginia.

Bill Richardson is a West Virginia University Extension agent who is involved with casting for the show. He told the Charleston Gazette (http://bit.ly/LaYnHP) that the show will set five to 10 members of each family against one another in a competition to create businesses around their history.

If selected, cast members must prove their lineage to a member of the Hatfield or McCoy clans through a family tree. The warring families were known for violent clashes during the Civil War era.

Richardson says the show's production company has produced shows and documentaries for A&E, the National Geographic Channel, the History Channel, Syfy and MTV.
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Information from: The Charleston Gazette, http://www.wvgazette.com

http://www.washingtonpost.com/enter...lity-tv-show/2012/06/09/gJQAm1tVQV_story.html
 

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