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As a horse crazy little girl, Fury was my favorite show. I watched it in reruns in the Los Angeles area on Saturday mornings. In 1963, when I was seven, my parents gave me a Breyer horse, Fury, as a present, and I still have him, although the original paper saddle and aluminum bridle reins are gone. I was disappointed when the show disappeared and I haven't seen it in decades. After all these years, it isn't the humans I remember, but the gorgeous black horse.

You all know the storyline and why it doesn't work and where the groaners are. You might as well pour yourself a refreshing beverage (perhaps a Pina Colada in view of the south of the border theme), sit back, and enjoy this mishmash as an entertaining and nostalgic look at some of the best character actors of the sixties. Ready for your dance lesson now? Hold on to my shoulder and moving to the right: Right - Left - (in place) cha-cha-cha; moving to our left: Left - Right - (in place) cha-cha-cha. And again; you've got it now. You practice while I go talk to Michael Rennie.