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• Until Yahoo shut down its hosting of chat forums in 2020, two communities of fans were active on that platform. At KIIIIIIIIMMMMBLE!!! The Fugitive List, a discussion list linked to this website, dozens of subscribers posted messages about the show, while THE-FUGITIVE-VIEWS-AND-REVIEWS focused mostly on summaries, reviews and screen captures of the show's episodes. Fortunately, an excellent meeting-place for devotees of the series still exists today at http://www.facebook.com/groups/FugitiveTvSeries.

• The Fugitive Photo Gallery, maintained by B. J. Major, includes a reproduction of the original TV Guide listing for THE JUDGMENT, and the theme music
• David Addington's Richard Kimble The Fugitive website offers screen captures of every episode prolog, scans of full TV Guide articles, Quicktime/WMV clips from the show, plus an interesting guess as to the exact location of Stafford, Indiana
• The British FUGITIVE website maintained by Craig Pierce is part of The Classic U.S. Television Collective, and it includes some old articles about the show written while it was first being shown (plus a ".wav" file of the theme music)
• Scripts of episodes including FEAR IN A DESERT CITY, NIGHTMARE AT NORTHOAK, COME WATCH ME DIE, SEARCH IN A WINDY CITY, LANDSCAPE WITH RUNNING FIGURES, and WIFE KILLER — Plus transcripts of the opening and closing narrations from every episode
• Scripts for episodes that never were, written by fan Jean Graham
• The Fugitive (Unofficial) Homepage (currently under construction), maintained by Peter Eriksson (ptr@solace.mh.se)
• The website for the 2000 TV remake of The Fugitive has launched a page devoted to the original series, which seems to still be growing but for now only has images and reviews for a few first-season episodes.
• Andrew Starr has audio files of the opening narrations from the show's first season and later seasons; he also created a great resource page for fans of The Fugitive
• Laurence Marcus's Fugitive page is at Television Heaven
• The Fugitive Home Page is a new site maintained by knowledgeable fan Steven Shapllo; he plans to include a brief synopsis of each Fugitive episode
• Chicago's Museum of Broadcast Communications has a webpage devoted to The Fugitive, which gives an interesting critical analysis of the appeal of the show, and also offers some behind-the-scenes production info about the making of the show (some of which may or may not be correct)
• The Ultimate TV List (contains a page on The Fugitive)
• The website www.davidjanssen.net, ``devoted 100% to David'', includes a nice section for The Fugitive
• Rick Eyre's tribute to David Janssen (under construction)
• Loren Heisey (lorenr@peak.org) (compiler of an episode guide)
• Colonel X's Television Research Archive (contains a page on The Fugitive)
• The first German-language episode guide to The Fugitive (Auf der Flucht), created by Sabine Weber, also contains some cool pictures not found anywhere else, which can be appreciated even by those who don't speak German

• Paramount Home Video has released the first official Fugitive DVD set. 15 episodes of Season 1 are listed as ISBN 1-4157-3006-7, on 4 disks with a total running time of 12 hours and 40 minutes; another set released in 2008 is listed as having the rest of the Season 1 episodes. While reviews of these initial sets were positive, the next batch of episodes from this distributor (some Season 2 shows) has been significantly doctored, with a few scenes cut and most of the original music tracks replaced (apparently because of problems obtaining necessary permissions from copyright holders), according to Stephen Bowie's The Classic TV History Blog. Please check back for updates on further releases and possible re-releases, or visit the website tvshowsondvd.com, which includes a page devoted especially to The Fugitive.
• Columbia House Video Library at (800) 538-7766 offers some Fugitive episodes, including FEAR IN A DESERT CITY, as part of their re-tv video club.
• Video Online Express lists the following titles:
  The Fugitive: Two Pack: Includes episodes FEAR IN A DESERT CITY and THE JUDGMENT Parts One and Two; with Diane Baker (Republic Pictures)
  The Fugitive: The Judgment: Includes episode THE JUDGMENT Parts One and Two (Republic Pictures, Image Entertainment)
  The Fugitive: Volume 1: Includes episodes THE GIRL FROM LITTLE EGYPT and THE END IS BUT THE BEGINNING; with Diane Brewster, Ed Nelson, Pamela Tiffin, Andrew Duggan (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 2: Includes episode NEVER WAVE GOODBYE Parts One and Two (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 3: Includes episodes SEARCH IN A WINDY CITY and WIFE KILLER; with Janice Rule, Kevin McCarthy (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 4: Includes episodes CRY UNCLE and THIS'LL KILL YOU; with Donald Losby, Mickey Rooney (Image Entertainment, Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 5: Includes episodes NEMESIS and ILL WIND; with Slim Pickens, John McIntire, Jeanette Nolan, Tim McIntire, Bonnie Beecher (Image Entertainment, Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 6: Includes episodes NIGHTMARE AT NORTHOAK and ESCAPE INTO BLACK (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 7: Includes episode LANDSCAPE WITH RUNNING FIGURES Parts One and Two
  The Fugitive: Volume 8: Includes episodes HOME IS THE HUNTED and THE SURVIVORS; with Barry Morse, Jacqueline Scott, Andrew Prine, Robert Keith, Billy Mumy, James B. Sikking, Clint Howard, Louise Sorel, Ruth White, Lloyd Gough (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 9: Includes episodes WORLD'S END and BRASS RING; with Carmen Mathews (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 10: Includes episodes MAY GOD HAVE MERCY and TRIAL BY FIRE; with Norman Fell, Carol Rossen, Jacqueline Scott, Charles Aidman, Marion Ross (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 11: Includes episode TEN THOUSAND PIECES OF SILVER (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 12: Includes episode THE LAST OASIS
  The Fugitive: Volume 13: Includes episode THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLES
  The Fugitive: Volume 14: Includes episode THE OTHER SIDE OF THE COIN (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 15: Includes episode NOBODY LOSES ALL THE TIME (Tapeworm)
  The Fugitive: Volume 16: Includes episodes IN A PLAIN PAPER WRAPPER and STROKE OF GENIUS
  The Fugitive: Volume 18: Includes episodes MAN IN A CHARIOT and THE 2130
  The Fugitive: Volume 19: Includes episodes PASSAGE TO HELENA and DOSSIER ON A DIPLOMAT
  The Fugitive: Volume 20: Includes episodes CORNER OF HELL and THE END OF THE LINE (Tapeworm)
  
• Nu Ventures Video, at P.O. Box 661880, Los Angeles, CA 90066, (310) 823-0077, also offers some of the above Fugitive videos, according to John Kinser, but the quality of the tapes is apparently not that consistent.
• Reel Video lists some of the above Fugitive titles in their on-line catalog as well, plus also the episodes FLIGHT FROM THE FINAL DEMON and TERROR AT HIGH POINT.
• Suncoast Video is said to be able to back-order some of the above titles as well.
• In 2001, a CD of music taken from the soundtracks of original Fugitive episodes was released by Silva Screen. The music is performed by the London Studio Symphony Orchestra! The CD can be purchased from CDNow (where excerpts from each of the 24 tracks on the CD can also be downloaded for free), at Screen Archives Entertainment, and at other music stores such as Amazon as well.

• Following the Fugitive: An Episode Guide and Handbook to the 1960s Television Series, by Bill Deane, McFarland & Co, 1996, ISBN 0786401486.
• David Janssen: My Fugitive, by Ellie Janssen as told to J.D. Michael Phelps, Lifetime Books, Hollywood, Florida, 1994, ISBN 0-8119-0797X.
• The Fugitive Recaptured: The 30th Anniversary Companion to the Television Classic, by Ed Robertson, with an introduction by Stephen King and a forward by Barry Morse, Pomegranate Press Ltd, ISBN 0928817-34-5.
• The Fugitive: A Complete Episode Guide, 1963-1967 (Pci Collector Editions), by John Cooper, Popular Culture Ink, 1994, ISBN 1560750383.
• The Official Fan's Guide to The Fugitive, by Mel Proctor, Longmeadow Press, 1995. ISBN 0-681-00754-0.
• The Stafford Chronicle, edited by Bob Reinhardt, 6500 Brush County Road, Austin, Texas, 78749-1403.
• The Janssen Journal was a quarterly newsletter put out by the late David Brown. It included reviews of David Janssen's movies and television appearances, stills and pictures from the private collection of David's mother and occasional interviews with his family and friends. American subscriptions were $20 per year for 4 issues, or a sample issue for $5. Back issues may still be available. Please contact Rusty Pollard for any inquiries.
• On the Run was a bi-monthly newsletter published by Rusty Pollard, P.O. Box 461402, Garland, Texas 75046. There are 33 back issues available for sale but the newsletter is now no longer being published.

• STARticles offers autographed photos of Barry Morse as Lieutenant Gerard
• Jim's TV Collectables also sells some photos related to the show

• Catherine Robert, President ``The Stafford Club'', 83 Rue Pasteur, 5400 Nancy, France
• The late David Brown's club was Fans of the Fugitive, and he also organized the 30th ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION held in Studio City, California in 1997

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