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FandangoEpisode Number: 430 Season Num: 12 First Aired: February 11, 1967 Prod Code: 1615-0219 |
Matt Dillon tries to bring a man to justice but is hindered by a crazed sheep rancher who wants to kill the prisoner for his own reasons.
| Writer: | Don Ingalls |
| Director: | James Landis |
| Star: | Ken Curtis (Festus), Glenn Strange (Bartender), Amanda Blake (Kitty), Milburn Stone (Doc), James Arness (Matt Dillon), Roger Ewing (Thad) |
| Recurring Role: | Shug Fisher (Chengra), Paul Fix (Doc Lacey) |
| Guest Star: | Diana Muldaur (Laurel Tyson), Mario Alcalde (Lorca), Fletcher Bryant (Ben Tyson), Walter Baldwin (Old Man), Joe Higgins (Smithy), Torin Thatcher (John Tyson) |
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Matt (tossing the shackles at the prisoner): Put those on.
Lorca (looking at the marshal in disbelief): These are for animals.
Matt: (leveling his gun at the prisoner): That's right. Put 'em on.
(edit)
Lorca (looking at the marshal in disbelief): These are for animals.
Matt: (leveling his gun at the prisoner): That's right. Put 'em on.
(edit)
In the scene where they finally approach the water hole, if you look at the prisoner's left hand you can see that the shackles aren't fastened at all. It falls so far down the back of his hand he could have easily slipped it off.
The sheep herder Changra is described as having been brought from Australia with the Tyson family. Australia is the only continent where the entire indigenous population maintained a single kind of adaptation-hunting and gathering-into modern times. More than 200 different Aboriginal languages were spoken and most Aborigines were bilingual or multilingual.
When the man at the depot loads his shotgun, you can clearly see the tan marks for a modern watch on his wrist. (edit)
The sheep herder Changra is described as having been brought from Australia with the Tyson family. Australia is the only continent where the entire indigenous population maintained a single kind of adaptation-hunting and gathering-into modern times. More than 200 different Aboriginal languages were spoken and most Aborigines were bilingual or multilingual.
When the man at the depot loads his shotgun, you can clearly see the tan marks for a modern watch on his wrist. (edit)
Quote heard on Album: "We've got about an hour of daylight left..." -Matt
This episode of "Gunsmoke" is feature in the album, Pink Floyd - "the Wall," but not in the movie version. (edit)
This episode of "Gunsmoke" is feature in the album, Pink Floyd - "the Wall," but not in the movie version. (edit)
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