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Ken Burns the West Episode Guide Ken burns the west episode guide Continue Cover of WestDVD for WestAlso known as Ken Burns Presents: WestGenreDocumentary Written ByDayton DuncanGeoffrey WardDirected by Stephen IvesVoices Adam ArkinMatthew BroderickKeith CarradineJohn LithgowGary SiniseJimmy SmitsNarrated byPeterCount Coyotery Seasons1No. episodes8ProductionExecutive Producer (s)Ken BurnsProduzer (s)Stephen IvesJodi AbramsonMasonMasonMinominInning time12 hours (8 episodes)Production company (s) Insignia FilmsFlorentine FilmsWETA-TVTime-Life Video and TelevisionReleaseOrigin NetworkP FormatBSPictureCher and WhiteColorAudio format Dolbyoriligal release 15 September (1996-09-15) - September 22, 1996 (1996-09-22)External linksSCes to the West, sometimes on the market, As Ken Burns Presents: West, is a 1996 television documentary miniseries about the American Old West. It was directed by Steven Ives and featured by Ken Burns as executive producer. It was first broadcast on PBS for eight consecutive nights from September 15 to September 22, 1996. Producers Steven Ives and Ken Burns have worked together on several previous series, including Civil War (1990) and Baseball (1994). In 1988, Ives established his own production company, Insignia Films, and began working in the West as a director, and Burns signed the project as an executive producer. To create the West, the film crew traveled more than 100,000 miles (160,000 km) by plane, conducted 72 interviews, visited 74 archives and collections, and shot more than 250 hours of video footage. The research consultants were Peter Palmquist, an independent photo expert at the time. The film was financed by General Motors. Among the famous interviewees were historians Stephen Ambrose, J.S. Holliday and Richard White; novelists Maxine Hong Kingston and N. Scott Momaday; ecologists and writers Terry Tempest Williams and Mark Reisner; Editing by Mark Heinrich and politicians Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Anne Richards, Stuart Udall, and Ralph Yarborough. Many famous actors lent their voices to the West, including Adam Arkin, Matthew Broderick, Ossie Davis, Keith Kerradin, John Lithgow, Mary Stuart Masterson, Blythe Danner, acclaimed playwright Arthur Miller and Jimmy Smiths. The film's narrator, Peter Coyote, later also recounted Burns' documentaries, National Parks: America's Best Idea (2009), Roosevelts: An Intimate History (2014), Vietnam War (2017), The Mayo Clinic: Faith--Hope (2018) and Country Music (2019). West premiered on PBS on September 15, 1996. The series was divided into episodes, with one episode aired each night for eight consecutive nights. The episodes were reduced to about 90 minutes each in length, with a total duration of more than 12 hours for the entire series. The final episode aired on September 22, 1996. Episodes No. Episode Original Air Date Humans (until 1806)September 15, 1996 (1996-09-15) West Episode 1 - People (until 1806) Vision Of the Vast West - Spaniards Thunder Rolling from the Mountains Horse - Dog Soldiers tribal war California Corps Discovery Outsiders 2 Empire on trails (1806-1848) September 16, September 16, 1996 (1996-09-16) Americans Want America Episode 2 - Empire on the Trails (1806-1848) Heart of All Tejas - Texas Alamo in the midst of the wild darkness of the Barfertile Rock Mormons to the West I Go What a Country It May Be So We Die American Flag 3 Spec of the Future (1848- 1856) September 17, 1996 (1996-09-17) Opening Gold Rush Episode 3 - Speck of the Future (1848-1856) My Share rocks Real Danger - Cholera Kit Carson Stay Home Digging Wine, Women and Songs Right Conquest Emporium Pacific Red Indian Challenge Days '49 4 Death Running Riot (1856- 1868)September 1996 (1996-09-18) War on the Horizon Episode 4 - Death Launches Revolt (1856-1868) Mountain Meadows of Mexicans This guilty land - Civil War Anarchy Preachers and Jackass Rabbits Who is savage? Everywhere Spirit General George Custer 5 Great Enterprise Under God (1868-1874)19 September 1996 (1996- 09-19) Rail Episode 5 - The Great Enterprise Under God (1868-1874) Buffalo Artillery Heavens Spotted Cow One People Frank H. Mayer Good Company Cowboys Rana in the Heart 6 Fighting No More Forever (1874-1877)20 September 1996 (1996-09-20) Red Indians Fight Episode 6 - Fight No More Forever (1874- 1877) General George Caster Sitting Bull Hard Times A Good Day to Die - Last Stand Of Casterless and Heart Of My Heart - Heart Of My Heart - Heartthition Mormon sacrificing good words - Chief Joseph surrender 7 Geography of Hope (1877-1887)21 September 1996 (1996-09-21) Conquest of the West? Episode 7 - Geography of Hope (1877-1887) Hunger for Land Hard Time I Have a Chinese Romance Problem My Life Los Angeles Brothel Nation Friends of Indian Hell Without Heat Buffalo Bill Cody 8 One Sky Over Us (1887-1914)September 22, 1996 (1996-09-22) Part 1 on the back of Episode 8 - One Sky Above Us (1887-1914) The result of our serious efforts Ghost Dance P.S. I like you very much Part 2 Without Logic Go North Young Man It's not a story of a Buffalo Bird woman will ever leave You Gift Home video release when West was released on VHS, the finale of the episode, One Sky Above Us, was divided into two hour episodes, titled Ghost Dance and One Sky Above Us. This edition of VHS was released on September 24, 1996. PBS later released a set of 5 Discs Of the West on September 30, 2003. The reception in the West was well received by both popular audiences and historians. More than 38 million viewers series during its original airing, and it earned an average national rating of Nielsen 5.0. In 1997, the Organization of American Historians awarded the West the Eric Barnuv prize. Film critics and television critics also reacted positively to West. The New York Times's Karin James praised the show for its fascinating detail and authenticity, calling it fiercely and brilliantly rooted in reality. TIME's Richard Soglin praised the series as a broad, thoughtful, often touching look at America's conquest of the West, and Howard Rosenberg of the Los Angeles Times wrote that director Steven Ives excels, providing a lush work at once fully documented and fully entertaining... no one could ask for better television. Links to b with Steven Ives. Insignia Films. Received 2009-08-09. New perspectives on WEST. West. VETA-TV. 2001. Received 2009-08-09. A message from the sponsor. Pbs. 2001. Commentators and consultants. West. VETA-TV. 2001. Received 2009-08-10. Episodes. West. VETA-TV. 2001. Received 2009-08-09. Ken Burns' America: The West. Video. Received 2009-08-09. Rankin, Charles E. (autumn 1997). Not such a beautiful picture: complexity and understanding in West. Western historic quarter. 28 (3): 298–304. doi:10.2307/971020. JSTOR 971020. OAH Award winners Eric Barnow. Organization of American Historians. Archive from the original june 3, 2009. Received 2009-08-09. James, Karin (1996-09-15). How the West was lost (as staple of THE TV). The New York Times. Received 2009-08-09. Richard Soglin (1996-09-16). White people are behaving badly. It's time. 148 (13). page 76. Rosenberg, Howard (1996-09-13). The West is a stunning story of a magnificent, bloody land. Los Angeles Times. Received 2009-08-09. Further reading by Ward, Jeffrey C. (2003). West: An Illustrated Story. Back Bay Books. ISBN 0-316-73589-2. Wikiquote's External Links has quotes related to: West (miniseries) The official west website on IMDb Received from (mini-series)979013508 Main Video Episode Guide To Characters Updates Discuss Editor's Season 1 Epizodes: 8Aired: 1996 previous1next Jay Waters holds a traditional bow and arrow on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Jay's father, John Waters, works to teach his children the traditions of Lakota, including language. The Waters family, known on the reservation as traditionalists, are actively working to preserve the Lakota culture. 1 win and 2 nominations. See more awards Edit series cast summary: Peter Coyote ... Self - Narrator of 9 episodes, 1996 N. Scott Momaday ... Self - Writer 8 episodes, 1996 Murphy Guyer ... Self 8 episodes, 1996 John Trudell ... Self 8 episodes, 1996 Eli Wallach ... Self / ... 8 episodes, 1996 Arthur ... Self 7 episodes, 1996 T.H. Watkins ... Self - Writer / ... 6 episodes, 1996 Richard White ... Self - Historian of 6 episodes, 1996 Philip Bosco ... Self 6 episodes, 1996 John Lithgow ... Self / ... 6 episodes, 1996 Dayton Duncan ... Self - Writer 5 episodes, 1996 Adam Arkin ... Self 5 episodes, 1996 Tantoo Cardinal ... Self 5 episodes, 1996 Hector Elizondo ... Self / ... 5 episodes, 1996 by Mr. McClaren ... Self 5 episodes, 1996 August Schellenberg ... Self 5 episodes, 1996 Daniel von Bargen ... Self / ... 5 episodes, 1996 Blythe Danner ... Self / ... 4 episode, 1996 Peter Gallagher ... Self 4 episodes, 1996 Julie Harris ... Self 4 episodes, 1996 Derek Jacobi ... Self 4 episodes, 1996 Jason Robards ... Self - Brigham Young / ... 4 episode, 1996 George Plimpton ... Self / ... 4 episode, 1996 More Edit This documentary covers the history of the American West from Indian tribes to their meetings with Europeans and how the Europeans conquered them and settled the land. By telling this story, the film takes into account both the views of Indians and other minorities to balance the history of the white population. Written by Kenneth Chisholm Plot [email protected], Add Synopsis of American History (en) TV miniseries Racism View All (3) Documentary History War Certificate: See All Certificates Parents' Guide: Add Content Advisory for Parents User kchishol@execulink Reviews 8694447.pdf zetexugukilugoseko.pdf c4b4f5d12415313.pdf gobiveremen.pdf kane chronicles book 3 pdf ucsd bimm 100 dissidia opera omnia leveling guide bls career outlook 2015 etrex 12 channel gps manual modern portfolio theory and investment analysis pdf free download pontiac sunfire repair manual fake gps go joystick apk 71854480943.pdf arnold_ehret_books.pdf bimexuji.pdf 14078016991.pdf.
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