harpie9

Very well written, very well acted. Even though I'm not Native American, the characters are so relatable. There are a lot of twists and turns -it never lags or gets boring. From the moment the armored car was robbed until the main characters connected all the dots-it was a thrill ride. A little bit of Native American magic thrown in to make the hair on the back of your neck stand up added to the intrigue. I can't wait for season three. Having been around Native people for many years, I'm so glad this series has painted them in a favorable light and hasn't resorted to stereotypes like other series or movies like Thunder Heart.

How well I remember this show even though it didn't last very long. I was about 9 years old in 1970 and on weekends you'd usually find me in my pajamas on Sunday mornings watching shows like "The Double Deckers" while slurping down a bowl of Cheerios. These kids had great times along with singing some pop songs and a little dancing. They were in the same genre as shows like H.R. Puffinstuff. Pure fluff and pure fun.