Writer:	Gordon T. Dawson, Rogers Turrentine, Rogers Turrentine
Director:	Michael O'Herlihy
Star:	Darleen Carr (Mary Lou Springer),  Ed Bruce (Tom Guthrie),  James Garner (Bret Maverick),  Ramon Bieri (Elijah Crow),  Richard Hamilton (Cy Whittaker),  John Shearin (Sheriff Mitchell Dowd),  David Knell (Rodney Catlow)
Recurring Role:	Stuart Margolin (Philo Sandine)
Guest Star:	Shepherd Sanders (Jackson),  Thomas Rosales Jr. (Cinto Morado),  Ron Oxley (Sgt. Buchanan),  Monte Markham (Captain Falcons),  Maggie Malooly (Irish Annie),  Eddie Hice (Sam Black),  Clifford Happy (Lt. Thackery),  Gary Lee Davis (Sledge),  John Anderson (I) (General Frye),  Peggy Walton-Walker (Eloise Mayhew)

In this episode, we get to see a noble side of the previously sleazy Philo Sandine who emerges as the hero of the piece. (edit) Ramon Bieri returns as banker Elijah Crow after being absent for four consecutive episodes. (edit) This episode marks a rarity in both the original and revival series: Bret Maverick kills someone. (edit)

Irish Annie: Another week and I might not even leave.
Bret: Another week, I might not even let you. (edit) Crow: I never thought I'd see Maverick looking like that.
Cy: I can't get him to come home.
Guthrie: I can't get him to talk. (edit) Sandine: I'm a white man and I say white men did it.
Crow: White men do not commit such crimes. (edit) Mary Lou (about Bret): How's he doing?
Guthrie: Nothin' a little time won't heal. (edit) Sandine: I am an Indian trapped in a white man's body.
Bret: You're also about three feet short of a yard. (edit)

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