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RELEASE INFORMATION
Release Date........: 2012.12.09
DVD Date............: 2012.11.06
Air Date............: 1977.03.23
Source..............: DVD [ ] PAL [X] NTSC
Network.............: NBC
Video Format........: XVID
Video Bitrate.......: 940 kbit/s 2pass VBR
Video Resolution....: 576 x 432
Video Aspect........: 1.333
Frame Rate..........: 23.976
Video Length........: 46:33.727
Audio Format........: VBR MP3 @ 48000 Hz
Audio Bitrate.......: 93 kbps
Language............: English
File Size...........: 350 MB
Rar Files...........: 25 x 15
Genre...............: Action | Adventure
URL.................: http://epguides.com/LifeandTimesofGrizzlyAdams/
PLOT
The original 'Grizzly Adams�' TV series ran on NBC from
January 1977 to July 1979. The theme song by Tom Pace, that
reached number one on the cvharts in Europe for nine weeks
opened each episode with these words:
Thom Pace Album Cover"Deep inside the forest there's a door
into another land. Here is our life and home. We are staying
here forever in the beauty of this place, all alone. We keep
on hoping. Maybe there's a world where we don't have to run.
Maybe there's a time we'll call our own, living free in
harmony and majesty. Take me home. Take me home."
The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams was initially a feature
film released by Schick Sunn Classic in 1974. It profiled the
wilderness life of James Capen Adams, a mid-1800's mountain
man who left civilization after being falsely accused murder.
In the hills Adams rescued a grizzly bear cub named Ben' that
he went on to raise, as he lived his fugitive life among other
wild animals. The story was loosely based on the real
historical character known as John Grizzly' Adams (1812-1860)
a former Boston shoemaker who became a great frontiersman and
bear tamer after migrating to the west coast. Sunn's 'family
friendly' version of Adams' story captured its audience.
EPISODE SUMMARY
1-07 The Redemption of Ben
While trying to rescue a raccoon caught in a snare, Grizzly
Adams (Dan Haggerty) is buried by a rockslide. Thinking that
Adams is dead, Mad Jack (Denver Pyle) and Nakoma (Don Shanks)
leave his body under the rocks. Ben sadly wanders off,
mourning the death of Adams.
When Jack and Nakoma return to mark the spot with a wooden
cross, they suddenly see Adams' hand reappear. They dig him
out, overjoyed that he is still alive. They take him back to
the cabin, bandage his injuries and attempt to nurse him back
to health. In the meantime, Ben has been captured by Mitch
Morgan (Norman Fell), the owner of a small traveling animal
circus. Morgan chains Ben up and starves him trying to get him
to do tricks. Adams gets well enough to walk and despite
Jack's protests, heads off into the mountains to look for Ben.
Angered by his confinement and spurred on by hunger, Ben
reverts to a wild state. He breaks his chains and escapes from
Morgan, seeking food wherever he can find it.
Adams finds Ben in time to prevent him from being shot by a
group of men traveling through the mountains. He patiently
reminds Ben that he is a friend, until the confused and hungry
grizzly finally remembers Adams. Morgan is greatly impressed
by Adam's ability with animals and promises to always be kind
to his animals in the future.
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