Writer:	Lee David Zlotoff, Geoffrey Fischer, George F. Slavin
Director:	Ivan Dixon
Star:	Darleen Carr (Mary Lou Springer),  James Garner (Bret Maverick),  Richard Hamilton (Cy Whittaker),  John Shearin (Sheriff Mitchell Dowd),  David Knell (Rodney Catlow),  Ed Bruce (Tom Guthrie)
Recurring Role:	Jack Garner (Jack)
Guest Star:	Ray Tracey (Geronimo),  Geno Silva (Running Wolf),  Holly Palance (Jessica D'Nard/Dolly O'Hare),  William Hootkins (Congressman Theodore Roosevelt),  Jim Gosa (Joe Ferris),  Seamon Glass (Kelly),  Allan Arbus (Phineas Swackmyer),  Simon Oakland (Delwood Crestmore)

Seamon Glass should be familiar to viewers of the classic 1973 film Deliverance. He played the first Grider brother in that film. (edit) Simon Oakland's best remembered TV role was that of editor Tony Vincenzo on Kolchak: the Night Stalker. (edit) Allan Arbus is best remembered for his recurring role as psychiatrist Sidney Friedman on M*A*S*H. (edit) Holly Palance is the daughter of Academy Award winning actor Jack Palance. (edit)

Pappyism: There's no shame in being boondoggled providin' you know why. (edit) Bret (to Cy): A simple yes or no from time to time wouldn't kill you. (edit) Roosevelt: You're a journalist?
Mary Lou: No, I'm a prizefighter. (edit) Jessica: Am I embarassing you?
Guthrie: Not so you'd know it. (edit) Guthrie: You play pretty hard, Miss D'Nard.
Jessica: The world doesn't offer us women much choice. (edit)

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