Would you classify Longmire as a western or a crime show?
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Longmire: A western or crime show?
- Thread starter Mark Giardina
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JeeperOne
Banned
It's a modern era crime show set in a mountaineous community (Possibly set somewhere in Colorado given the direct reference to Denver). That's the way I see it
Definately different & refreshing
Do I watch it? Nope. That's because it's on at the same time my favorite shows are on another network
Cheers & 73 ;D
Definately different & refreshing
Do I watch it? Nope. That's because it's on at the same time my favorite shows are on another network
Cheers & 73 ;D
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FredLeonard
Guest
Is there a difference other than the time in which the show was set? Most Western plot lines revolved around outlaws (criminals), and sheriffs, marshals or Texas rangers (cops). The latter figure out who done it and catch the bad guys. Dragnet: 1867.
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