This episode first aired in my country in about 1962. I was nine years old. I saw it again today for the first time since then and was amazed that it all came back to me. I guess I liked it back then.
It's definitely one of the best episodes of this series. No doubt it's predictable, especially if you've seen as many old westerns as I have, but nevertheless it's still worth watching.
Without giving anything away about the episode I will say that, as usual the baddie gets what he deserves.
And now I'm at a loss for what to say about it. So I'll just say that it's nice seeing all those actors again after so many years. Mostly, I don't know their names (unless I look them up on IMDb), but I do recall seeing many of them in other shows of that era.
In the previous episode, "Misfire", there's a surprise near the end of the show which I found quite clever.
It's definitely one of the best episodes of this series. No doubt it's predictable, especially if you've seen as many old westerns as I have, but nevertheless it's still worth watching.
Without giving anything away about the episode I will say that, as usual the baddie gets what he deserves.
And now I'm at a loss for what to say about it. So I'll just say that it's nice seeing all those actors again after so many years. Mostly, I don't know their names (unless I look them up on IMDb), but I do recall seeing many of them in other shows of that era.
In the previous episode, "Misfire", there's a surprise near the end of the show which I found quite clever.
