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Jun 11, 2014 - 3:24 AM
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Rollin Hand
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I will skip the episodes from disc #4, meaning Incident at Quivira, Incident of Decision, Incident of the Burying Man, Incident of the Trail's End.
Volume 2 · Disc #1
Incident at Spider Rock
Incident of the Mountain Man
Incident at Crooked Hat - music by Fred Steiner
Incident of Judgment Day
written by 'story consultant' Paul King and Richard Landau
directed by Thomas Carr
guest: John Dehner, Claude Rains, Gail Kobe, John Kellogg
At night and for his birthday, at the camp, Wishbone makes Yates a cake when two riders stop by and take Yates into custody. Arriving at dawn in a ghost town, the three men step into an empty and destroyed house to execute Yates when an old drunk judge makes his dramatic entrance. The trial of confederate private Yates is about to begin featuring many witnesses…
The basic plot will be recycled in 1968 in an episode of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Underground Terror". Actor John Dehner returns from Incident of The Four Horsemen. Stock music culled from Leonard Rosenman's "And When the Sky Was Opened" from The Twilight Zone.
Recommended!
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Jun 11, 2014 - 6:42 AM
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Rollin Hand
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I will skip the episodes from disc #4, meaning Incident at Quivira, Incident of Decision, Incident of the Burying Man, Incident of the Trail's End.
Volume 2 · Disc #1
Incident at Spider Rock
Incident of the Mountain Man
Incident at Crooked Hat - music by Fred Steiner
Incident of Judgment Day
written by 'story consultant' Paul King and Richard Landau
directed by Thomas Carr
guest: John Dehner, Claude Rains, Gail Kobe, John Kellogg
At night and for his birthday, at the camp, Wishbone makes Yates a cake when two riders stop by and take Yates into custody. Arriving at dawn in a ghost town, the three men step into an empty and destroyed house to execute Yates when an old drunk judge makes his dramatic entrance. The trial of confederate private Yates is about to begin featuring many witnesses…
The basic plot will be recycled in 1968 in an episode of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Underground Terror". Actor John Dehner returns from Incident of The Four Horsemen. Stock music culled from Leonard Rosenman's "And When the Sky Was Opened" from The Twilight Zone.
Recommended!
Will Yates be hanged by the neck?
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Jun 18, 2014 - 5:34 AM
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Rollin Hand
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Disc #1
Episode #1: Encounter at Boot Hill
written by Anthony Spinner
directed by Sutton Roley
music composed and conducted by Bernard Herrmann
guest: Simon Oakland, Jeff Corey, Peter Haskell, Timothy Carey, Malcolm Atterbury, IMF Dal Jenkins (uncredited)
In a clearing, a father avenges the death of his son Vance and asks his other son—limping Jethroe—to prepare the hanging of two innocent drovers when two riders of Yates' outfit come charging straight at the executioner. Later on, Yates, Quince and Blake find the dead body of drover Peters and wounded drover Ian Cabot that they bring to the town of Regis where Sheriff Blaine and his sleazy deputy Walker rule as despots. Against the local authorities' will, Yates insists to organize a fair trial.
It's a twisted family drama that integrates a courtroom-oriented scene and a veiled reference to William Wellman's lynching film The Ox-Bow Incident. Find an excellent film-making by Sutton Roley—see the hanging prologue or Yates fighting the deputy, the off-centered extreme close-ups—helped by a good guest cast and a fine score. It introduces the character of English drover Ian Cabot. Oddly enough, no explanation is provided when it comes to the departures of the two previous characters. The series is a bit hip because of an English actor and a black supporting cast.
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