The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again

When two of Big Mac's henchmen draw their weapons to shoot Pvt.

Reed from the train Amos and Theodore can be seen reaching for bags of money to hit the henchmen with.

In the next shot Amos and Theodore are standing upright and once again begin to reach for the bags of money.

When Amos and Theodore arrive at the prison, they are led through a door.

The guard that opens the door to let them in is a different man who closes the door afterwards.

The man opening the door has a mustache, the guy closing the door is clean shaven.

When Amos and Theodore first ride into town, they pass an alley through which a hanging electric lamp and power pole with transformer are visible.

The name of Amos's donkey is Clarice, but it's clearly a male donkey.

When the gang is being court marshaled and their buttons are being ripped off their blouses, Theodore is shown holding the ball from his ball and chain.

After the buttons are torn off, Theodore doesn't have the ball in his hand, but in the very next scene as they are being led away, he is again holding the ball.

It was apparent immediately when Tim Conway and Don Knotts, repeating their role from the first film, stormed into town that there was at the exact same location for filming even though the town was supposed to be different. The only real difference is that the solid Road, even dirt, from the first one, is now completely mud, and muddy really describes the storyline of this quickly produced sequel.

First of all, congratulations are in order for Tim Conway for hilarity,and the unforgettable Kenneth Mars' outrageous funny Marshall Wooly Bill Hitchcock character whose performance left me in stitches from laughter! I laughed long after seeing the film when I remembered how did Marshal Wooly Bill Hitchcock go after the Apple Dumpling Gang.

Still holds up today. Classic comedy for the entire family.

Good again.Like the first film, 'The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again' manages to suitably entertain.

And those moments didn't really include Don Knotts and Tim Conway. These two are good for what they are, humorous as supporting characters in a b-line of the story.

This is the sequel of the first movie that was made in 1975 and that was The Apple Dumpling Gang. In 1979 The Apple Dumpling Gangs Rides Again starring Tim Conway as Amos Tucker, Don Knotts as Theodore Olevie and Tim Matheson as Private Jeff Reed.

Don't watch this if you are sad. There's a strange dynamic in humor, having to do with happy endings.

Tim Conway and Don Knotts proved to be so popular in the first Apple Dumpling Gang movie that the Magic Kingdom felt they had to be reteamed for The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again. Leaving behind the two children they were involved with in the first film, our two outlaw wannabes find themselves enlisting in the cavalry after unwittingly helping in a bank robbery.

In my mind this sequel is better than the first movie.i thought it was funnier,and much better paced.