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DODGE CITY, Kansas: Exploring The Old West's Wickedest Town

DODGE CITY, Kansas: Exploring The Old West's Wickedest Town

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DODGE CITY, Kansas: Exploring The Old West's Wickedest Town Gunsmoke was about Dodge and the people and the Marshall
who lived thereabouts in Dodge and so forth, the
making of the show was just like so many of the other
early TV productions. Gunsmoke was filmed on a set in Hollywood
for scenes of the town of Dodge and all the outdoor scenes were
made in the hills behind L. A. /Beverly Hills. If you notice in the shows
the terrain is nothing like the mostly flat land of Kansas and the surrounding
area. Despite all that, it is a great epic of an entertainment package and more young
people of today should watch it because the show does teach virtues and all those
great actors and actresses in the series would be good role models even for todays spoiled
brats! LOL!

Date: 2024-01-28

Comments and reviews: 34


I toured Dodge Fall, 2020. What a disappointment! I had recently visited Tombstone and expected to see a town similar to that. I spent some time talking to a local at the Harley dealership and she said that the original town was on the other side of the tracks (literally) and had burned down. The Boot Hill is a fake cemetery. no actual dead people are there. The real Boot Hill was washed away and all of the coffins got to take a ride. I had planned to spend the day and stay over. Wound up blowing town after just a couple of hours.
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Actually glad I watched this one. Great tour as usual. But I must say I was disappointed in the looks of the town. Oh it's a nice small city to be sure. But I guess I was expecting or hoping it was frozen in time from the ole Western days. Of course it couldn't be so. And at the risk of getting criticized, that reproduction of an old Western town and the play for tourists was pretty lame. I'm glad I saw it all here as it would have been out of my way on a trip of my own.
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Dennis Hopper in Easy Rider is a putz. This stoner freakout hippy man you know man, what I mean man man! Weed does not do actually do this to the mind and what Dennis Hopper's problem was in this disgusting performance remains a mystery. Jack Nicholson's performance is authentically stony though chosenites killed his authentic stony character rather quick in the easy rider story.
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last time i was in dosge city earp shpt me then i was hanged then i escaped and bat masterson shot me, then i got b etter and headed to the long branch saloon and got in a gun fight, they buried me on boot hill i got up and the rest is true history. i wwouldnt make any of this in fact that gal looks like ole mary at the ahem house lol
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Hello from England! I have been watching your videos with great interest. Over here we only tend to see the cities or celebrity BS I've always wanted to see the real america where regular people live. I'll probably never make it now, but I wanted to visit the US and just tour around staying in motels, see the parts we don't often see.
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I live in Northeast Kansas. Topeka to be exact. I've been to Dodge City like once. And that was to go further southwest to go see my dad when he was living near there at the time. Need to see more of that part of the state. Like, I finally checked out downtown Holton because of your video because I thought the main street was US 75.
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Just think how much Matt Dillon a fictional charector played by James arness set in dodge city, was important to the real dodge city, even though the charector didn't exist, that they would put up a statue of James arness In dodge along with real western historical figures like Wyatt Earp and doc Holliday. That's respect.
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I am from Kansas City. Did not have the opportunity to see it in full view. This is a great video. I think Dennis Hopper put that statue in his town in memory of the movie Giant, that he became popular in. What a great era it was, to perform with all of those big movie stars back then.
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I know I better say nothing if I don't have something nice to say however this time I really would like to say that the wife Nicole might have been a bit more friendly to Joe and way more positive about the privilege of being able to travel to places.
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The recommended bars and grill I look forward to seeing. The drinks are interesting (I don't drink, and especially the food. Nice way to settle the dust after driving around. Also don't take away the hotel review. Keep those videos coming!
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If you know these lands you will find out, its for real the wild wild west still. Especially if your from a big city, youd be surprised how dangerous it can get for being small towns. Back in the day they would be called slinger towns.
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I couldn't live in an uptight neighborhood where someone throws a tantrum about their neighbors Christmas lights. Oh the joys of living in the country. If I'm pay 250 Gs for a home I'll do as I please, within reason. ( no neon pink houses)
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The name of this city dodge city has spread over to liverpool in uk. My notorious housing estate (projects in usa) that i live on in Liverpool is known by everyone as dodge because of the criminality that goes on here.
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Gun smoke was based on what was called dodge city But the filming location for gun smoke is not in Dodge City. I've seen the actual filming sites and ruined falling apart buildings that was built to film that
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You mentioned that you both like working out in the gym unless I missed that video I have yet to see you on any machine on the other hand Nicole always hits the gym. She's in great shape not to say you're not.
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Submerged house in an area that gets tornadoes makes logical sense. Very interesting video. I've used the term get the F out of dodge knowing the origins of the saying but have never seen the town itself.
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I live about 85 miles from dodge city in southwest Kansas and dodge might have been cool back in the day but it really isn’t much today. A lot of people in the area refer to it as dodge shitty lol
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Why you suppose houses half way in the ground Maybe because of the heat Or tornadoes. Sure is strange thank you for driving thru the neighborhoods to see how others live.
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The Dodge City front street replica is THE poorest example of a historical attraction in the entire country. Dodge city should be embarrassed for the public to see it.
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Really enjoyed this video. I love how you showed so many different things. I agree with you. I hate cookie cutter communities. Thanks again. watching from Canada
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The homes are built like that because of the high winds we get. Seriously high wind! Also it’s easier to hear and cool-the earth provides excellent insulation!
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The Texas fever as they called it ended up just being ticks piggybacking on Texas cattle. The longhorns were immune but the local Kansas cattle were not
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I was wondering if they had anything from the Old Time Radio Show, Gunsmoke. That is what re-put Dodge City back on the map and gave way to the Tv show.
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It was my very interesting place you've shown us especially the gun fight coz I like cowboy/cowboy's era thankyou hope to see many place as well.
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I gave my oldest daughter the middle name of Nicole. I've always loved that name. Your wife is lovely and has a great on screen personality.
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Did you visit Graves on boot hill - Matt, Chester, kitty Everything is not original of the 70s Old West, wooden structures are all gone!
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They have an old town like that at cedar point it's pretty cool, Germantown in Ohio still has the Old salon on the corner still in Great shape
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From what I understand the homes in Dodge city are set low in the ground because of the danger from tornados. Very unique design. :)
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Burying houses underground was a thing in the 80s. I don't think it took off but the idea was to cut heating and cooling costs
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Cattle and feed lots are used late autumn early and all winter
You dont have to feed them when the grass is growing

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Did they have novocaine back then for any dental procedure, Joe it must have been absolutely brutal, back then!
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At least Tombstone had enough gumshon to leav the damn city the way it was. Never visit Dodge thats off the list.
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I am a naturalized American. I want to move Dodge city with my family. Are local welcoming for people like us
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Amazing how long those brick roads last compared to the roads of today that they seem to have to redo every year
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