YANCY DERRINGER "Return to New Orleans" 1958
This 1958-59 series is about a card sharp, who returns home to New Orleans three years after the end of the Civil War. The man, Jock Mahoney, finds the city full of Northern carpet bagging types. He is secretly put to work as an undercover man by the city commissioner, Kevin Hagen. Mahoney is to keep Hagen advised on the various low-life types running wild in the city. He does this with the help of his Pawnee bodyguard, X. Brands. The series ran for a total of 34 episodes.
In this episode, we find Yancy Derringer, (Jock Mahoney) returning back to New Orleans. He has been away from his home for 8 years. He had fought with the Confederate Army, been wounded and captured. After the war he had tried his luck out California way. He has now decided to return home. He is accompanied by a Pawnee brave (X. Brands) named, Pahoo-Ka-Ta-Wah.
After a less than friendly game of cards with several men who are not amused with losing, trouble starts. Knives and various pistols are drawn. It is only Jock Mahoney's man, X.Brands, stepping up with a double barrelled shotgun that stops any bloodshed.
Now Julie Adams steps into the plot. Adams and Mahoney had been an item before the war. She escorts him the rest of the way to New Orleans. Mahoney is less than amused when Adams springs that she has been running a casino out of his old family plantation. She blames the city commissioner, Kevin Hagen. Hagen, she says is a crook who takes a rake-off of the casino. She also adds it was the only way to save the plantation from carpet baggers.
Next we have the re-appearance of the pistol packing men from the start. Again the knives and guns come out and iron flies. The right people end up with a mess of unneeded holes about their person. It also turns out Miss Adams has been less than truthful. She and the gun toting bunch had wanted Mahoney dead. Adams had been pretending to be the wife of Mahoney. Everyone thought he had been killed in the war. Also on the scene is the commissioner, Hagen. Hagen is not a criminal, and wants Mahoney to help him clean up New Orleans.
And so starts the series.
This 1958-59 series is about a card sharp, who returns home to New Orleans three years after the end of the Civil War. The man, Jock Mahoney, finds the city full of Northern carpet bagging types. He is secretly put to work as an undercover man by the city commissioner, Kevin Hagen. Mahoney is to keep Hagen advised on the various low-life types running wild in the city. He does this with the help of his Pawnee bodyguard, X. Brands. The series ran for a total of 34 episodes.
In this episode, we find Yancy Derringer, (Jock Mahoney) returning back to New Orleans. He has been away from his home for 8 years. He had fought with the Confederate Army, been wounded and captured. After the war he had tried his luck out California way. He has now decided to return home. He is accompanied by a Pawnee brave (X. Brands) named, Pahoo-Ka-Ta-Wah.
After a less than friendly game of cards with several men who are not amused with losing, trouble starts. Knives and various pistols are drawn. It is only Jock Mahoney's man, X.Brands, stepping up with a double barrelled shotgun that stops any bloodshed.
Now Julie Adams steps into the plot. Adams and Mahoney had been an item before the war. She escorts him the rest of the way to New Orleans. Mahoney is less than amused when Adams springs that she has been running a casino out of his old family plantation. She blames the city commissioner, Kevin Hagen. Hagen, she says is a crook who takes a rake-off of the casino. She also adds it was the only way to save the plantation from carpet baggers.
Next we have the re-appearance of the pistol packing men from the start. Again the knives and guns come out and iron flies. The right people end up with a mess of unneeded holes about their person. It also turns out Miss Adams has been less than truthful. She and the gun toting bunch had wanted Mahoney dead. Adams had been pretending to be the wife of Mahoney. Everyone thought he had been killed in the war. Also on the scene is the commissioner, Hagen. Hagen is not a criminal, and wants Mahoney to help him clean up New Orleans.
And so starts the series.