Marshal Dillon teams up with old friend Marshal Luke Rumbaugh to tame the town of Hilt.Marshal Dillon teams up with old friend Marshal Luke Rumbaugh to tame the town of Hilt.Marshal Dillon teams up with old friend Marshal Luke Rumbaugh to tame the town of Hilt.
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Kay E. Kuter
- McCurdy
- (as Kay Kuter)
- Director
- Writers
- Paul Savage
- Norman MacDonnell(uncredited)
- John Meston(uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaThere are a couple times that Matt and Luke mention a lawman they knew a long time ago named Kimbro. He was a character in season eighteen's episode Kimbro (1973), which was the final episode for John Anderson, who played Kimbro.
- GoofsMatt Dillon shoots two outlaws in a saloon and the outlaws knock over a couple of tables. There are playing cards and poker chips affixed to one of the overturned tables.
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Alls well that ends well
Jim Davis usually plays the rough tough guy. This episode has him as not only a lawman, but a family man. It shows a "good" man takes on the responsibility of a ready made family. It takes a special kind of person to be a lawman & a special kind of woman to be a lawman's wife. I don't think I have ever seen Jim Davis play a part that he backs down from anyone. At first I wish they had not had the young boy get mad & think he was a coward but when I thought about it & put myself in the mind of a small boy, this is more than likely the reaction a child might have. In the days of the West I am sure there were a lot of women that were left alone with a family to raise and they were very lucky to have a man take that on. Although, there have been other episodes that a man took on a ready made family and they were mean to them & I know this happened in real life.
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- withersa
- Sep 13, 2006
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