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a5c7b9f00b Sometime during the 19th century, Sheriff Grail was chasing a gang of bank robbers when they were all accidentally thrown forward in time to the year 1986. Realizing they need to work together to survive (and perhaps to find a way home), the good guy and the bad guys team up to open their own private-detective agency to fight crime. Maggie was their neighbor and police contact. Five cowboys are sent forward in time from 1899 to 1986, where they start their own detective agency. An enjoyable little romp, using the now well-established &quot;flashback&quot; mode (Highlander, Forever Knight) to explore the characters&#39; pasts. The time travel element is never really explained or rationalized, and the group never really bothers to try getting back to their own time. Most of the plots milk the cowboys&#39; unfamiliarity with the 1990&#39;s for all its worth, or contrasts their behavior with our own. Although it&#39;s more a matter of contrasting their &quot;movie cowboy&quot; attitudes with our own. Added realism was injected by the characters were always getting wounded and injured in their A-Team shootout-type antics. The plots weren&#39;t really all that great when you get right down to it.<br/><br/>What I really watched it for, for the few weeks it lasted, was the character interaction and the excellent actors who worked on the series.<br/><br/>I&#39;ve always enjoyed Christine Belford since her days on &quot;Banacek&quot;; Rod Taylor, of course, has always been a joy (where is he lately?); William Lucking I liked from the time I saw him playing Babe Ruth in an episode of &quot;Voyagers!&quot; in the 80s; Charles Napier is one of those faces most recognize without knowing who he is (anyone remember him playing Adam in the episode The Way to Eden on Star Trek?); Richard Roundtree has remained one of my favorite actors over the years; and Patrick Houser managed to hold his own among all those illustrious performers.<br/><br/>Every so often I pull out my tapes and revisit this silly guilty pleasure just for fun.