The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.

Television series
German title	The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
Original title	The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Year (s)	1993-1994
length	45 minutes
Episodes	27 in 1 season
genre	Western , science fiction
idea	Jeffrey Boam , Carlton Cuse
music	Randy Edelman
First broadcast	August 27, 1993 (USA) on Fox
German-language first broadcast	November 16, 1994 on ProSieben
occupation
Bruce Campbell : Brisco County Jr. Julius Carry : James Lonefeather Christian Clemenson : Socrates Poole Billy Drago : John Bly John Astin : Prof. Albert Wickwire Kelly Rutherford : Dixie Cousins John Pyper-Ferguson : Pete Hutter MC Gainey : Big Smith
synchronization
Bruce Campbell by Martin Keßler Julius Carry by Michael Telloke Christian Clemenson by Wolfgang Zahl

The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. (Original title: The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. ) is a short-lived American television series from 1993-1994, which takes place in the Wild West and was combined with science fiction elements. The series is one of the few western series made for television in the 1990s.

The series had a season of 27 episodes.

content

Brisco County Jr., son of a famous marshal , is a Harvard graduate and former attorney who turned to bounty hunting . After his father is murdered by the 13-man gang of John Bly , Brisco goes on a chase. Under the guidance of the rabble-footed lawyer Socrates Poole , he roams the country with the bounty hunter Lord Bowler and hunts down his father's murderers.

During this trip, for example, he meets the brilliant inventor Professor Albert Wickwire and the saloon singer Dixie Cousins , who are always at his side. Furthermore, Brisco , Bly and others come across mysterious golden balls that are endowed with supernatural properties. Initially it is assumed that it is a sphere, but instead it turns out in the course of the series that three different spheres exist. These bullets give superhuman strength to Chinese slave laborers, they cast a spell over Big Smith and Brisco County sr. knew the secret of these spheres and with their help can return to earth as a spirit.

Episodes

1. The sphere of power 2. The student of power 3. In the realm of the Amazons 4. In the heart of the revolution 5. When women love too much 6. The soldiers of fortune 7. The Wild West Pirates 8. The Spirit of the Fathers 9. Vengeance from the realm of the dead 10. Twelve fifteen noon 11. Strong girls - weak boys 12. The bounty hunter 13. Hot ovens 14. Three brides and a bull

15. The future is calling 16. The Bounty Hunter Meeting 17. The fountain of youth 18. Hard rock 19. Two little millionaires 20. The woman from the future 21. Ned Zed, the Iron 22. Hell trip to Mexico 23. Jack, Queen, King, Ace 24. Gone with diapers 25. The Phantom of Midnightville 26. The Magnificent Six, Part 1 27. The Magnificent Six, Part 2

synchronization

role	Voice actor
Brisco County Jr.	Martin Keßler
James "Lord Bowler" Lonefeather	Michael Telloke
Socrates Poole	Wolfgang number
Brisco County Sr.	Werner Ehrlicher , Michael Chevalier

Others

• Brisco's horse was called Comet the Wonder Horse .
• Although the series lasted only a short time, which was theme music by Randy Edelman a classic and reused in the sports coverage of the transmitter NBC , especially in the broadcasts of the World Series and the Olympics .

Awards

• 1994 - Young Artist Award for Adam Wylie
• 1994 - Nomination for the Saturn Award of the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films for Best Genre Television Series

DVD appearance

• A DVD set with all 27 episodes was released in the USA on July 18, 2006.

Web links

• The Adventures of Brisco County Jr. in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The Ultimate Brisco County, Jr. Guidebook (English)