Great episodes , and great actor . Morales and ethic values. Not like today's bs.

Thank you! A great actor, one of his best movie. I'm so glad it is still available on here as I never get tired of watching this movie. What a man, what an actor. Indeed it was a sad day when he left this world. But think about it, how strong this man was. Tragic accident, left for dead but yet lived to 90 years old. RIP Clint, you were a great giant (in all the possible meanings of the words)!

I would have liked to watch this movie but the whole thing is blurry.

I was just a kid 😢😢

Love ❤ the Old Westerns. Many of them had a Good theme behind them 2 ensure/ encourage that we kept our of Moral Compass in Check . Thoroughly enjoyed this Episode. Cheers 🍻 👏

Probably would have been more successful without the jazzy music.

For a kid to see a dog performing is rich and mysterious, a good reason for children to speak to dogs. The original Rin Tin Tin and his child actor Rusty made a perfect team. I love it when he said "dismiss" to the dog and Rin Tin Tin takes a brake. Fabulous.

You should have included Rin Tin Tin Jr. at the end of the movie is not fair to have him tie up in a room...Poor lovely RTT Junior.

To have under consideration Rin Tin Tin has been discovered in 1918 France is amazing. They initiated the idea to have dogs as part of soldiers groups, and later they became part of Police detective work. So clever because it works both ways dogs offer a spiritual and emotional force for many departments in law enforcement, included is to supervise their companions from illegal activities.

❤ DALE ROBINSON WAS ALSO REALLY GOOD ON DEATH VALLEY DAYS, ANOTHER FAVORITE SHOW OF MINE THAT WAS ALSO IN BLACK AND WHITE❤

Good one,yehaaa😊

All the people are d**d😢

A jazz guitar, for a cowboy movie, nice.

The Jim Crow Era produced wonderful cowboy shows.

They were lucky when they get two cameras to work with

Very poor, can't see anything when it's dark.

Dang that was some wagon ride!😮

I love these old westerns grew up watchin them. That is when TV was decent

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Thank you for sharing, I liked the movie!😊📽️🍿

The store is good but the picture is poor ❤❤❤

I just went down to my local store and asked for a packet of Mule Team Borax, and they said that they have never heard of it..

What a surprisingly well made and delightful little film for 1950s TV, my childhood was watching 50s tv, but I missed this one, maybe it never came to England, many did!

I always thought that Bat Masterson was a famous American Baseball player.

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This can’t be right. I thought Matt Clark Railroad Detective got Sam Bass. Lol!

Loved t h e theme song! Loved "Burke's Law" with Gene Barry too.

Yep fabulous movie yehaaaa❤

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Norma Crane was a great actress. A sad loss far too young. ❤️❤️🙏🙏

Personally, I think this is one of the best scenes in the entire show.

I enjoy it

The new independence the United States of America had been facing the civil war between the north that'd being living as traders and highly educated compared with Southern people that'd being the richest & wealthy entrepreneurs people in the industrial,, firm estate, or almost all's the American exports had been produced in the southern territory area. But the northern people well known as the politicians, philosophy even the USA administrative department even the senate being officially meeting being held in the northern states that'd being the hnsatisfactton than being fighting for the small little things until come the huge matter over the world economic deflation caused the opportunity for the American entrepreneur to make the profitable business by expanding the industry needex

Dare to learn a tiny bit of dirty business and dare to speak, you may be DEAD.

❤❤❤❤Clint

DALE ROBERTSON, I remember him from the IRON HORSE series.

LEO GORDON, the classic bad man.

Glad the doctor lived.

What’s with the jazz track ?

8:24 Another 3 hour tour.

😂 help me out here he carries that shillelagh

32 minutes and counting

I'll keep permitted on me so hey

Whispering Smith?

Every Western movies played by Clint Walker is worth waching because the plot of the story is that good and has happy ending.

Love this movie

I'm here because Mr. Frank Gruber was the "story supervisor" on this series. That likely means that he cowrote the script with Mr. Butler. Mr. Gruber was a formidable and prolific author in the height of the days of pulp fiction and, later, paperbacks (Bantam, Ballatine, etc.) Gruber wrote alongside Raymond Chandler ("Double Indemnity"), Dashiell Hammet ("Thin Man") and Erle Stanley Gardner. Of course there were dozens of other excellent authors in all genres: crime, sci-fi, romance, westerns, and spy . . . uh, anyone remember James Bond? `

NO JOHN WAYNE MOVIE - beware

So they beat a confession out of him and the t,v, audience had no problem with it , same things been happening ever since, the writers are careful to only abuse and violate the rights of scumbags though.

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