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Jan 15, 2015 - 3:15 PM
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¶ Episode #23 (S3)
"Incident of the Phantom Bugler"
written by Louis Vittes
story by Buckley Angell and Louis Vittes
directed by George B. Templeton
guests: Jock Mahoney, Vaughn Taylor, Kathie Browne, Hardie Albright
It's an engrossing entry that becomes increasingly vibrant. Some scenes shine: the night bugler who stirs up a stampede, the final bloody fistfight between Favor and former Captain Donahoe and whose stake is an exchange of prisoners—the wife against the confiscated herd. The wife of Darren McGavin, actress Kathie Browne, makes a good performance as the runaway wife of Captain Donahoe, fooled by her father, megalomaniac Judge Brady. The photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr is particularly inspired and naturalistic. Actor Clint Eastwood has the beginning of a beard that foreshadows his "man with no name" style from the Sergio Leone films.
Reflection on Gil Favor, trail boss.
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Jan 18, 2015 - 1:54 PM
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¶ Episode #25 (S3)
"Incident of the Running Man"
written by David Lang
directed by Justus Addiss
guests: Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Barry, Robert Wilke, Luana Anders, Walter Coy, Pete Mamakos, Pete Adams, Russ Conway, James Anderson, Lew Brown, Robert Donner
It's a thrilling solo Yates episode that plays like a fugitive on the run adventure. In other words, by accident, Yates has the whole world against him. Actor Clint Eastwood displays his typical western persona as the injured Cassandra undergoing the prejudices and the hard disbelief of the people. Yates must prevent a military coup at Camp Henley led by a putschist Lieutenant but Yates ends up with a wanted poster against him and three devious plotters at his tail: two gunslingers and a cunning undertaker who insists to give him the lethal shave. The cast of characters is impressive—from the wounded and threatening deputy sheriff (actor Robert Donner) to the bored housewife (actress Luana Anders) who supports Yates—and the Film Noir photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr intensifies the drama.
Highly recommended!
Parts of this conspiracy scheme will be reworked on three episodes of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Red-Eyed Madman", "The Night of the Legion of Death" and "The Night of the Pistoleros".
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Jan 19, 2015 - 1:55 AM
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Rollin Hand
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¶ Episode #25 (S3)
"Incident of the Running Man"
written by David Lang
directed by Justus Addiss
guests: Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Barry, Robert Wilke, Luana Anders, Walter Coy, Pete Mamakos, Pete Adams, Russ Conway, James Anderson, Lew Brown, Robert Donner
It's a thrilling solo Yates episode that plays like a fugitive on the run adventure. In other words, by accident, Yates has the whole world against him. Actor Clint Eastwood displays his typical western persona as the injured Cassandra undergoing the prejudices and the hard disbelief of the people. Yates must prevent a military coup at Camp Henley led by a putschist Lieutenant but Yates ends up with a wanted poster against him and three devious plotters at his tail: two gunslingers and a cunning undertaker who insists to give him the lethal shave. The cast of characters is impressive—from the wounded and threatening deputy sheriff (actor Robert Donner) to the bored housewife (actress Luana Anders) who supports Yates—and the Film Noir photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr intensifies the drama.
Highly recommended!
Parts of this conspiracy scheme will be reworked on three episodes of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Red-Eyed Madman", "The Night of the Legion of Death" and "The Night of the Pistoleros".
Ramrod Rowdy Yates meets and fights the bully deputy sheriff Toland.
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Jan 19, 2015 - 1:58 AM
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Rollin Hand
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¶ Episode #25 (S3)
"Incident of the Running Man"
written by David Lang
directed by Justus Addiss
guests: Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Barry, Robert Wilke, Luana Anders, Walter Coy, Pete Mamakos, Pete Adams, Russ Conway, James Anderson, Lew Brown, Robert Donner
It's a thrilling solo Yates episode that plays like a fugitive on the run adventure. In other words, by accident, Yates has the whole world against him. Actor Clint Eastwood displays his typical western persona as the injured Cassandra undergoing the prejudices and the hard disbelief of the people. Yates must prevent a military coup at Camp Henley led by a putschist Lieutenant but Yates ends up with a wanted poster against him and three devious plotters at his tail: two gunslingers and a cunning undertaker who insists to give him the lethal shave. The cast of characters is impressive—from the wounded and threatening deputy sheriff (actor Robert Donner) to the bored housewife (actress Luana Anders) who supports Yates—and the Film Noir photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr intensifies the drama.
Highly recommended!
Parts of this conspiracy scheme will be reworked on three episodes of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Red-Eyed Madman", "The Night of the Legion of Death" and "The Night of the Pistoleros".
Ramrod Rowdy Yates is a wanted criminal on the run.
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Jan 19, 2015 - 5:02 AM
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Rollin Hand
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¶ Episode #25 (S3)
"Incident of the Running Man"
written by David Lang
directed by Justus Addiss
guests: Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Barry, Robert Wilke, Luana Anders, Walter Coy, Pete Mamakos, Pete Adams, Russ Conway, James Anderson, Lew Brown, Robert Donner
It's a thrilling solo Yates episode that plays like a fugitive on the run adventure. In other words, by accident, Yates has the whole world against him. Actor Clint Eastwood displays his typical western persona as the injured Cassandra undergoing the prejudices and the hard disbelief of the people. Yates must prevent a military coup at Camp Henley led by a putschist Lieutenant but Yates ends up with a wanted poster against him and three devious plotters at his tail: two gunslingers and a cunning undertaker who insists to give him the lethal shave. The cast of characters is impressive—from the wounded and threatening deputy sheriff (actor Robert Donner) to the bored housewife (actress Luana Anders) who supports Yates—and the Film Noir photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr intensifies the drama.
Highly recommended!
Parts of this conspiracy scheme will be reworked on three episodes of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Red-Eyed Madman", "The Night of the Legion of Death" and "The Night of the Pistoleros".
Ramrod Rowdy Yates is looking for a hideout in the hostile town.
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Jan 19, 2015 - 9:24 AM
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Rollin Hand
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¶ Episode #25 (S3)
"Incident of the Running Man"
written by David Lang
directed by Justus Addiss
guests: Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Barry, Robert Wilke, Luana Anders, Walter Coy, Pete Mamakos, Pete Adams, Russ Conway, James Anderson, Lew Brown, Robert Donner
It's a thrilling solo Yates episode that plays like a fugitive on the run adventure. In other words, by accident, Yates has the whole world against him. Actor Clint Eastwood displays his typical western persona as the injured Cassandra undergoing the prejudices and the hard disbelief of the people. Yates must prevent a military coup at Camp Henley led by a putschist Lieutenant but Yates ends up with a wanted poster against him and three devious plotters at his tail: two gunslingers and a cunning undertaker who insists to give him the lethal shave. The cast of characters is impressive—from the wounded and threatening deputy sheriff (actor Robert Donner) to the bored housewife (actress Luana Anders) who supports Yates—and the Film Noir photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr intensifies the drama.
Highly recommended!
Parts of this conspiracy scheme will be reworked on three episodes of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Red-Eyed Madman", "The Night of the Legion of Death" and "The Night of the Pistoleros".
Ramrod Rowdy Yates is on the brink of undergoing the lethal shave!
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Jan 19, 2015 - 12:24 PM
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Rollin Hand
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¶ Episode #25 (S3)
"Incident of the Running Man"
written by David Lang
directed by Justus Addiss
guests: Lloyd Corrigan, Donald Barry, Robert Wilke, Luana Anders, Walter Coy, Pete Mamakos, Pete Adams, Russ Conway, James Anderson, Lew Brown, Robert Donner
It's a thrilling solo Yates episode that plays like a fugitive on the run adventure. In other words, by accident, Yates has the whole world against him. Actor Clint Eastwood displays his typical western persona as the injured Cassandra undergoing the prejudices and the hard disbelief of the people. Yates must prevent a military coup at Camp Henley led by a putschist Lieutenant but Yates ends up with a wanted poster against him and three devious plotters at his tail: two gunslingers and a cunning undertaker who insists to give him the lethal shave. The cast of characters is impressive—from the wounded and threatening deputy sheriff (actor Robert Donner) to the bored housewife (actress Luana Anders) who supports Yates—and the Film Noir photography of John M. Nickolaus Jr intensifies the drama.
Highly recommended!
Parts of this conspiracy scheme will be reworked on three episodes of The Wild Wild West entitled "The Night of the Red-Eyed Madman", "The Night of the Legion of Death" and "The Night of the Pistoleros".
Ramrod Rowdy Yates escapes from death but gets wounded in the process!
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